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Abilene Reporter News (Newspaper) - November 24, 1938, Abilene, Texas WIST TEXAS' OWN MWSMPER Cfje Abilene Reporter ~Jirtos "WITHOUT. OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES WE SKE ICH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT I .'OLS,"-Byron_ VOL LYM I, NO. 177. (UFI ABILENE, TEXAS,THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 24, 1938.—TEN PAGES. Arara)*!** frra* (AP) PRICE FIVE CENTSShantytown Dwellers Await Thanksgiving With Hopes Day Will Bring Enough Food For Sustenance By RAY DAVIDSON Down past of the Southside "negrotown" s hundred families huddled In windswept shacks and trailer houses last night, waiting for Thanksgiving morning. In shantytown It was colder than in other parts of Abilene, because the wlrtd hie,, through inch-wide cracks Into hovels occupied by the destitute white folks who live down by the tracks. To the passerby at Third and < hlna streets early last night, the inadequacy of shantytown housing was obvious, for many of the sharks showed yellow stripes of light as wide as two fingers between every board. Tow-sarks nailed aeross north walls sometimes helped a little. Many of the prude shelters were without windows, and many others larked panes In the holes called windows. Pillows are good to stop the wind from blowing through holes, hut pillows are precious few, and sacking and rags are more commonly used. The trallor houses that were clumped together in the area were mostly constructed of canvass over wooden frameworks. They loomed dim-yellow in the night as rays from kerosene lamps pierced the durk-cloth walls. Shadows moving back and forth across the cracks of light were human beings, • o hunched dose to makeshift stoves and wished the north wind would never blow. By eight o'clock the lights began to blink out. One can't afford to alt up all hours of the night and burn wood, if he lives In shantytown. Going to bed was accomplished In a fashion not generally followed in other economic strata. There was little bedding, so the natural warmth of human bodies was at a premium. With their day clothes on, the people bedded-down in familv RAGING OUT OF CONTROL IN FORESTS, CANYONS- California Fires Wreak Havoc flusters, with husband, wife, sons and daughters dinging together In a single mass of humanity. Six, eight or ten hearts can pump more warming blood than one; a strong heart is essential for survival when there is no bedding and little shelter. Not many of the shanties have dirt floors. Rut possibly those that do are warmer, for they are nearer the ground, more protected from the airconditioning of the north wind. Thanksgiving morning will find most of them, It is hoped, with enough food for sustenance. And clothing in most cases will meet the standards required by folks from "Chiny'* street. Most of the men have WPA Jobs that bring in as high as 130 per month. THI* buys food, some clothing, and pnys a little rent for those fortunate enough to live in regular houses. And rent is higher than seems reasonable for the decaying houses used in southeast Abilene. Some shacks probably bring net annaal incomes to their owners of more than their See SHANTYTOWN, Pg. 5, Cot C THANKSGIVING With Victim's Face Like That 'In A Dream'— STUDY PRE-DEATH PHOTO FOR CLUE IN 'HELPING-HAND SUICIDE' WHITE PLAINS. N Y . Nov. 23 —^—Investigators hunted tonight for clues in a "face-in-a-dream" photograph of Eugene Y. Burck-halter, 47. snapped Just before he went to his supposed suicidal death la a home-made lethal chamber his widow says she helped him set up The picture of the chemical firm executive was taken by Mrs I .arle Burckhalter, 44, as ho stood near the garage at their Hastlngs-on-Hudson homr where he was found dead from carbon monoxide fumes later. "When we developed the film,'' said Assistant District Attorney Elbert T. Gallagher, :Tt showed Burckhalter standing hat in hand, leaning on a cane, near the garage.. "His face appeared abs*#ately blank, without a single emotion, like a face In a dream." Gallagher said Mrs Burckhalter, who is held In $10,000 ball on a first degree manslaughter charge, explained she took the farewell photo "because I only had one more picture left on the film, and I wanted to use it up." He said Mrs. Burckhalter admitted that as she took the photograph, she knew the garage had been transformed Into an "execution chamber" and that It was the last time she would see her husband alive Gallagher said Buckhalter's expression in the photograph gave no indication that he expected death Imminently. The slight, bespectacled housewife, emerging haggard but un shaken from the questioning, j staunchly insisted that her hus- j band took his own life, though saying she helped him prepare the paraphernalia of death: assisted him to attach a -vacuum cleaner hose to the automobile exhaust pipe; helped him caulk the open rear window of the car with newspapers; even handed him a brandy eggnog to bolster his flagging courage, and twitted him as **not having the nerve to go through with it." HOLDING AREA IN GRIP— Freeze Drives Deep Into Texas Forecast 20-22 HERO OF MORRO CASTLE ON TRIAL Weather Right' For Walk Atter Turkey Dinner George W. Rogers (left), radio hero of the Morko Castle disaster, Is shown as he went on trial at Jersey City, N. J. He was accused of attempting to kill LL V. J. Doyle (right), his superior In the Bayonne, N. J., a ggp pmm lip ' -ill ' K ' * . * * *• & *4 v police radio bureau with a homemade bomb wrapped In a paper box. Doyle lost three fingers and si* fared a fractured leg in the explosion. (Associated Press Photo). Black Awarded Welfare Medal Justice Urges Governments To Give 'First Importance' To 'Human Beings' Minimum Here Service Stations Do Heavy Trade In Anti-Freezes Subfreezing weather held Abilene in its grip last night and moved southeastward across Texas. PANHANDLE BRACES The Panhandle prepared for 10-degree temperatures, coldest In two years In Abilene the thermometer was dipping to—ard the 20-mark, and it was expected that early morning temperatures of Thursday would rival last winter's minimum. Lowest recorded in Abilene Wednesday was 22 degrees, at which point the mercury stood at six and seven o'clock. Forecast for Wednesday night was for 20-22 degree readings, with continued cold and fair weather for Thanksgiving, Range of temperatures during Wednesday ranged from the low of 22 to a high of 38 at 4 p. rn., and today's readings were expected to be similar. Lowest temperature recorded last j WASHINGTON. Nov. 23 .—UP*-winter was 17 degrees, occurring on (Secretary Hull called isolation and January 31. [national self-sufficiency "illusions' Freezing CHICAGO. Nov 23—(UP)— The weather will be "Just right" for a brisk walk after that heavy Thanksgiving dinner. U. 8 Forecaster C. A Donne I predicted today that "clear and crisp'* weather will prevail tomorrow over almost the entire nation. "It will be Just right for a brisk walk after a heavy meal," Donnel said, "if you can get up the ambition to do IL" U. S. Isolation ision-Hull BIRMINGHAM, Ala .Nov. 23—(ZP) —Justice Hugo L. Black urged that governments give "first importance to promoting the welfare and happiness of human beings" tonight in accepting the Thomas Jefferson medal of the Southern Conference for Human Welfare. The Alabama member of the supreme court was given the medal as "the Southerner who has done most to promote human welfare." His 20-mtnute address was his first public utterance in his home state since his appointment to the bench last year. The justice opened by quoting Jefferson's formula of good govern- Arrange Parley In Yards Strike CHICAGO, Nov. 23.—GT—Government conciliators announced tonight that representatives of the CIO and the union stock yards company had agreed to confer Saturday morning in an effort to end a strike of livestock handlers that has suspended trade at Chicago's stock yards. Robert Mythen said he and W. H. Rodgers, conciliators for the department of labor, arranged the meeting. Both the CIO packing house workers organizing committee and the yards management exp ted the status quo of paralzed trade to be continued until Saturday. General Manager O T. Henkle of the stockyards said the Friday after Thanksgiving normally was a dull day in the stock yards, with no shipments expected at all this time. The CIO union has demanded a basic wage, vacations with pay, overtime pay a*id a written con? tract. ment—"equal justice to all and special privileges to none "—and quoted at length from the writings and sayings of Jefferson throughout his address. Condemnation of the South's "Jim Crow" laws was voted by the conference at its concluding business session, which pieceded the Black address. A resolution providing no future conventions of the group will be held in cities with segre -gation ordinances was adopted at the final business meeting. The segregation resolution expires ed disapproval of the action of Birmingham city officials in rigidly enforcing separation ordinances- Gov. Bibb Graves of Alabama said he was "surprised and shocked by the resolutions passed" here. Extradition Waived On Bigamy Charges ALHAMBRA, Calif . Nov. 23—(Vr —Police Chief A. F Cherry said today that George Duckett, El Paso Tex., salesman, formerly of Abilene, had agreed to waive extradl- j lion and return to face bigamy; charges at Alpine, Tex. Cherry said Duckett's first wife, i who arrived yesterday from El Past, I had declarel she would stand by him and wanted to accompany him back to Alpine. Both Sheriff Elmer Taylor of Brewster county, Texas, and Chief of Police Campbell of Alpine have telegraphed that they will come here for Duckett, Cherry said. weather was forecast la t night as far south as Austin. San Antonio, Houston and the south portion of East Texas. LITTLE DAMAGE HERE Little if any crop and livestock damage was reported in the Abilene area, and even the Panhandle escaped injury. In some sections, however, farmers feared damage to yoking wheat and oats. In Abilene, as elsewhere, service stations did ? heavy trade In radiator anti-freeze liquids, but few damaged motors or radiators were See WEATHER, Pg 5. Col. 5 The Weather Palatial Homes Of Movie Stars Are Destroyed Guests Rush To Safety As Lake Resorts Burn LOS ANGELES, Nov. 23 — (AP)—Forest fires, the worst in the history of Southern California, blazed out of control in widely-ieparated fronts tonight through three counties, leaving heavy damage and possible death in the Topanga canyon region north of Santa Monica and in the San Bernardino mountains. 45-MTLI WIND Palatial homes of prominent motion picture ptrsonages were burned in the Topanga canyon fires, which fingered out before a 45-mile wind on four fronts, threatened heavily populated communities that tonight were cut off from communication with outlying cities. More than a thousand fire fighters were in this region alone as the tinder-dry brush and timber carried the flames over hundreds of I homes. I A blaze originating on Strawberry peak between the Lake Arrowhead and Big Bear resorts swept down the mountainside to burn the Arrowhead hotel, only recently purchased by movie magnate Joseph M. Schenck The Rill brothers, motion picture stars, were among guests who rushed to safety when the flames swept in, taking nearby homes and a mountainside night club in their torrid grasp Among the expensive homes in the Santa Monica mountains which were known to have burned were those of Actor Richard Dix and Directors Sam Woods and Frank Lloyd. Refugees from a fire that swept into the famous Malibu beach district were reported by a sheriffs captain to have rushed into the surf for safety. Santa Monica immediately dispatched life guards In speed boats to the scene C ABINS DESTROYED Officers estimated that between 125 and 175 cabins in lower Topanga canyon had been burned, and that a dozen homes and a store were destroyed at Castle rock Some four or five cabins were burned in Las Tunas canyon, near the mouth of Las Tunas Anyon. Tonight the fire was burning most heavily in Las Flores canyon, some two miles from the film colony at Malibu beach- It also was spreading in Temescal canyon, back of C'astellemare, a section of expensive residences-The wind, still blowing toward __ ,, .. the coast, had abated somewhat In Hull isaid the United States had force, and fire fighters expressed at all times sought to break down hope further destruction might be 'GOODFELLOWS' SPREAD' CHEER- Giving, Eating Mark Day Holiday Will Be City-Wide Loser Of Billfold Makes $11 Profit After Halting Suspect' And Demanding Money Cooperation Need, He Says; Prepares For Trip To Peru tonight and said international Interdependence and need for cooperation were fundamental facts. In an address prepared for a nation-wide broadcast, the secretary of state said: "The rapidity and completeness with which events and reactions to events become known Is one of the outstanding characteristics of our age. "Even if we should wish to do so. we are not allowed to forget the outside world or to ignore our neighbors, xxx barriers, to open up new ways for better understanding and to increase and diversify the points of friendly contact between nations. "Only on the basis of such prin- UHT ciPle5-'' he added, "can disaster be ports of death from the flames had Thenfrer* Give Dflv's r\rt. avoided and our civilization en- 1 Hearers xjive way » A RI LENE AM) VICINITY t lair and cold Thuradajr; Friday (air and no! anlia an mid ARK ANS SA, Oh I. \ III >M A TEXAS: Fair and ronHnwd raid 'Chura da): Friday fair with alowly rising tem- dure." ''Tast' TEXAS: Fair. cnldrr la (hr Kin Ult secretary spoke at the COn- (irande valley Thuradar; Frida* fair and clusJon of a busy day jn which he not quite an mid. I-reah nnrlherly wtnda nu . ■ the maat, dlmlnlahlng Churada) night. sought to clear hts desk Of illiport-TE.WI'ER STI KEH averted. Charles L. Dice. Santa Monica police chief, estimated at least 200 homes had been destroyed above Santa Monica, but declared no re- Stores, Public Offices Close; Service Slated Two thoughts will be foremost in the minds of Abilen ians celebrating Thanksgiving day—giving and eating, ACCIDENTS DUE Many persona will be made happy today with the gifts of food they receive from "goodfellows." Many persons wil be made contented by meals at a creaking dining table. Still others will be made sad by j a large number of accidents that are due to strike today on automo- I bile choked highways as families seek holiday entertainment. Thanksgiving is a general holiday in Abilene with stores, offices, , banks, the postoffice, city hall, courthouse and other places of business closed. Public school students and stu- J dents of the three local colleges celebrating the day of thanksgiving with a four day holiday, classes convening again Monday. Giving of thanks, spiritually and materially, will be city-wide. Last See THANKSGIVING, Pf. 5. Col. 3 PROVIDENCE. R. I., Nov. 23—(UP)—While standing in a queue at a theater, Frank Pelczarski was Jostled by two men. Then he discovered that his billfold was missing from his hip pocket. The two men were driving off in an automobile. Pelczarski pursued them. One got out and started to cross a parking lot, and Pelczarski overtook him. Pelczarski started shouting for his money and a crowd gathered. "Listen. I havent got your money," the man said, "but how much was in the billfold?" "Twenty-five dollars.** The man counted out $25 and gave it to Pelczarski. Actually, Pelczarski told police, the biliford had contained only $14, so he made $11, and affairs pior to his depatrure Friday for Lima, Peru, to attend the eighth Pan-American conference. Vote Count Delayed AUSTIN, NOV. 23.—(/Pi—The official count of the Texas vote in the November 8 general election was de-m. v,.t«*rrt.*,. ss Mn<i U: ram* <1*- . la>'ed today because returns were >rar »#•», 4ft and 27; yrMtrrday, j missing from 39 Of the states 254 counties. A. >1 87 ...... J* ...... M ...... 24 ...... 23 ..... 32 ...... 82 ...... SS ..... 2ft ...... 2ft ...... SI ..... Midnight Hlghr.t and HOI R 1 2 S 4 A 8 7 a • lo ti :s. IOHI**t F. M. . SS . 37 . 37 . SS . . 34 . 32 . 31 . Sd been received. _ _ . Three other fires were raging Take To Refugees through the San Bernardino moun-1 tains tonight and a brush fire of comparatively small importance was burning in Ventura county. Bloodless Revolt School Cult Aim OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov 23 —</P)—Two leaders of a student cult who said its activities were widespread defied authorities tonight to disband their "C ? C" club which they reported was designed to promote a "bloodless rev?*ution" for more liberal government. Milton Waller, 19, commissar of the group, a high school junior, and ManJord Ishmarl, 18, a high school sophomore, assistant commissar. said the group had units st Los Angeles (Lincoln high and I niversity of Southern California), St. Louis (University City), Chicago. New York and Yonngstown, Ohio. The activities of the group were disclosed today when school authorities investigated students who had been absent repeatedly from classes at Classen and Central high schools. Mothers had called upon the authorities for aid In controlling their sons. Ira Baker. Classen princpal. suspended Ishmae! from school today. He promised furthei action against ..................-..........—...................... — the entire membership of 24 boys and nine girls. Noon ... 33 tfniptrtlurn to o Mrs. Duggan Dies DALLAS, Nov. 23. — (JP- — Mrs Medie Duggan. 87, mother of the Waller and Ishmael said the basic concepts of the "C?C", which means curiosity club, were evolved from reading the works of Edward Bellamy, Plato and Aristotle, They explained these concepts; Government: "We want a new social and economic order which »;38; Muir l-r today,. 7:18; ft. SH. minart today. DALLAS. NOV 23- /P)—Karl Hob-litzelle and R. J. O'Donnell of the Interstate and Texas Consolidated theaters today announced one day's entire gross reclpts of 137 theaters would be set aside for refugees of Al£ir"n.,.1 .no.ar »W Provide equality tor all. spcskcrs will ftppf ion * MEv(?rv mcm t)c r cm late state Senator Arthur P. Duggan I at the special programs. have his 'own religion However o, Littlefield, d.ed today at the cm,, lrjwhlchn -eiP>* £ X,' ot u,Te SSS& J?SS home of her daughter, Mrs. Julia C set aside Dec. 7 include, Austin, El Hart of Dallas. Paso, Abilene, Amarillo. Corsicana. The body was sent to San An-1 Harlingen, Tyler, Temple, Wichita 1 tonio for burial services tomorrow Falls and Waco. Whip Jones Gets Two Year Term Labor Law Parley WASHINGTON, Nov. 23—UP)— Secretary Perkins announced tonight she would call a conference of business men-employers soon to discuss improvement of state labor laws. As lekes Brand Chairman Dies A Zany'— NAZI AGENTS ENROLLING INDIANS IN BUND. HOUSE PROBE TOLD WASHINGTON, NOV 23—UP) —A charge that nazis have sent agents to Indian reservations in the United States to enlist the "original Americans" in the German-American bund was made today by John Collier, Indian commissioner. "In California," he said, "the nazi bund is enrolling Indians, and that is being exploited from Germany. It is a nazi activity." The statement was an outgrowth of a row between the interior department, under which Collier functions, and Chairman Dies (D-Tex) of the house committee on un-American activities. Dies had produced an Indian woman. Alice Lee Jemison, to testify that government officials fostered communistic practices on Indian reservations and that Secretary of the Interior Ickes, Collier s superior, was a member of the American civil liberties union. The committee previously had received testimony the union was a communist "front" organization. Ickes, declaring such charges were old ones which had long ago been refuted, described Dies as the world s champion "zany." (clown). In a formal statement later. he said he had received word the testimony before the Du-committee about the Indian bureau was being cited in an anti -American propaganda campaign carried on by a foreign dictatorship (Germany). "1 have said before that Mr. Dies' sideshow has gone far beyond the bounds of propriety and decency." Ickes said, but when it comes to feeding falsifications to inimical foreign forces, I believe that the American people should take heed." BALLINGER. Nov. 23—(SpL—A 199th district court Jury here today sentenced C. M. (Whip) Jones OX Concho county to two years imprisonment when it found him guilty of being an accessory in the murder of Bill Johnson on April $, 1934. The verdict was returned after two hours deliberation. The sentence was the only one possible for that conviction. Offense of which Jones was found guilty was aiding L. G. Duran, convicted of the murder. in escaping. Duran is serving a four year sentence. Attorneys for the defense entered a motion for a new trial, and said must be spent before the end of the an amended motion would be an is ta Sex and marriage: "We talk sex freely in our mixed group We believe in more sex education and equality of sexes Law and order: "We do not violate the laws of our present system. As long as they are the law. we believe In obeying them. But we believe and hope for a purely blood-! less revolution to establish a new ! political and economic system In which all men would be issued cash I certificates rn Uke amounts which year. tered soon. The case was transferred to Runnels county from Concho county. FDR To Broadcast NEW YORK. Nov 23~,-P-Pres!- . " 115 nis»c dent Roosevelt is expected to speak tv Oman, I I J; L'les five minutes in the broadcast plan- [ 1U_ _ ned from the annual Founder s day ' CORPUS CHRISTI Nev 2J.-UFJ Thanksgiving dinner of the Warm' -Clara Ramirez, believed to have Springs foundation rn Georgia to-j been 113 years old. died at her home morrow night. here this morning* ;
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Darnell McDonald drove in the winning run in the 10th inning Wednesday, as the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 4-3 at Miller Park.
Cincinnati won the game as +185 underdogs, while the seven runs went UNDER the night's posted over/under (9.5).
Laynce Nix belted a solo home run for the Reds, and Daniel Ray Herrera pitched an inning of relief for the win. Francisco Cordero closed out the game for his 27th save.
Prince Fielder cracked a two-run homer for the Brewers. Mike Burns gave up the winning run and suffered the loss.

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I do like his point about being very careful about, as a private citizen, getting involved in the plight of a 3rd party. Since the Zimmerman event I actually now have it in me to absolutely not get involved over a 3rd party, no matter what is happening to them or who they are, unless they are a loved one. Period. I will not risk being savaged by liberals.


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"Oof!" Kara groaned as she hit the pavement, She narrowed her eyes down at her knee, her jeans ripped and knee bleeding. "Seriously?!" She exclaimed to no one in particular. How typical, she thought to herself. Klutzy Kara at it again. Tripping and falling over her own feet. She stood up from the sidewalk from which she fell and winced a little.
"You okay?"
Kara glanced up to see a face of a man, about 30 years old. He had dark wavy hair that probably could have used a bit of a trim, and a five o'clock shadow. She wasn't sure of his eye colour though because his Ray Ban sunglasses blocked her view. "Um, yeah..." she replied as she began walking away, well, limping. She cried out and almost collapsed if it wasn't for the Ray Ban guy to prop her up. "Ow!"
"Uh... I don't think you're okay..." He said. Kara rolled her eyes and shuffled her way to a nearby public bench, faded from the hot sun and spotted with bird poop and God knows what else.
"It's my knee, I think I tweaked it or something," she replied back. He leaned down and rubbed her knee gently, feeling both the stinging pain of the scrap and the shooting pain from her joint. "I'll be okay, though, you can go."
"No, no," the mysterious man said as he knelt down in front of her. His hands were wrapped around her chunk-heeled boot. "May I?"
"Sure..." Kara answered, hesitating. She watched him as he carefully slipped off her boot, and then rolled up her jeans to just above her knee.
The stranger slide his sunglasses to the top of his head to get a better look. "Looks a inflamed and agitated," he said as he carefully pressed his fingers to her knee. "I'd get that cut cleaned as well, if I were you..." He then looked up at Kara.
Kara sighed and rolled her eyes and looked down at his face. Green eyes. Almost like emeralds. "I know! I plan to do that just as soon as I get home!"
"Okay, you don't need to raise your voice!" He lifted his hands up in the air, as if to surrender. "I was just trying to be nice."
"I'm sorry," Kara said, carefully rolling down her jeans back down. "I'm just having a bit of a rough day." She looked to the boot that was sitting beside him. "Can I have my boot back, please?"
"I'm sorry you're having a bad day," he began, ignoring Kara's request. Instead, he carefully slipped the boot back on over her foot, just like the Prince did in Cinderella.
"It's okay, I'll deal," Kara replied, standing up. She began to limp her way down the sidewalk, the Ray Ban stranger following.
"So um, you want to grab a coffee or something? Give some time to rest your knee?"
Kara raised her eyebrow. Coffee with a total stranger that she met on the street? Hell no, for all she knew, he could be a rapist or thief, or some kind of gang member who was being initiated or something. After all, he did look the part. He was wearing black jeans and a leather jacket with some kind of embroidery in the back. He was tall and lean.
"Um..." Kara began.
"Oh c'mon... please? After all, I did save your life," he grinned down at her, and a what a handsome grin it was.
"Okay, I guess one cup of coffee couldn't hurt..." Kara reluctantly agreed, smiling a little back up at him. "I'm Kara, by the way.
"Jake," he replied back, shaking her hand formally.
Soon, they found a nearby coffee shop and went inside, finding a booth in the corner of the cafe. It wasn't too busy but busy enough to hear both the low hum of conversation and the radio playing easy listening tunes from the speakers in the ceiling. Minutes later, they both got their hot beverages.
Kara sat there awkwardly, avoiding eye contact.
"Are you always this nervous on first dates?" Jake teased, his finger absentmindedly tracing the brim of his cup.
Kara shot him a look, "this isn't a first date!"
"Relax, I was kidding-"
"...and I'm not nervous," she added, looking down. The real truth is, was that she WAS nervous. I mean, how can you NOT be? When there was a smokin' hot guy sitting across from you who was absolutely gorgeous? It's been at least a year since Kara has been out with a man, even though she technically wasn't "going out" at the moment.
Jake smiled and Kara's heart skipped a beat. She could feel her cheeks flush. Jake, being the easy going and easy to talk to person that he was managed to get Kara talking, and break out of her shell a bit, so to speak. Or at least make some cracks.
Later, Kara looked at her phone to see the time. "Holy, we've been here for nearly two hours! I should really go."
"Let me walk you home," Jake offered as he left some money on the table for the waitress.
Kara slid out from the booth, "oh no, it's okay, I don't live far from here actually."
"I insist!" Jake said, giving Kara a dazzling and charming smile once again.
Kara felt all mushy and excited inside. Stop acting like a love-sick school girl, she thought to herself. You're 27, not 17!
Kara agreed and they both made their way to Kara's apartment. "Well, here I am."
Jake nodded, "here you are."
"So uh, thanks for helping me, and thanks for the coffee..." she said awkwardly, looking down, off to the side. She had felt a bond with Jake over the short time they were together and truth was, she really didn't want him to leave.
"There's one thing I want to do..." Jake said softly.
Kara looked up, interested, "oh?"
It was then that Jake pressed his warm, masculine, slightly chapped lips to Kara's mouth, kissing her softly. Her insides felt even mushier now. His kiss was electric, lighting her senses on fire. Minutes later he pulled away a little and looked down into her chocolately brown eyes. "Sorry... I HAD to kiss you..." He said, voice low and husky.
"It's okay... I liked it..." Kara admitted. She then cleared her throat and unlocked the door with her key. "Erm... wanna come inside?"
Without and answer, Jake walked in, Kara following behind. She turned around the close the door and when she turned back towards Jake, he was right there, not even an inch away from her body. He tugged her close and kissed her hard.
"Ow..." she muffled against his mouth, feeling the slight throb of her knee from Jake's urgent tug toward him.
"I'm sorry, baby," he said as he carefully scooped her up into his arms. "Uh... bedroom is where...?"
Kara pointed and grinned, hooking her slender arms around his neck. Before she knew it, he laid her on her bed and he took a step back, shrugging off his jacket. Jake wore an Iron Maiden band shirt underneath, and his biceps bulged when he flexed his arms.
Jake took no time in tugging off his shirt, exposing his upper body, covered with multiple tattoos. Some small and simple, others with more of an intricate design. He grinned devilishly at Kara and crawled up her body, kissing her deep on the mouth. Minutes later he kissed down her neck and collarbone, playfully nipping at her flesh with his teeth, his hands exploring her body, feeling anything he could get his hands on.
Damn, she's so sexy, he thought as he felt Kara let out a soft breathy moan. He shimmied down her body and pulled up her navy blouse, exposing the peach flesh of her midsection. He lazily ran his fingertip over her skin, barely touching, feeling the softness. Jake leaned in and kissed her belly button and the area around it as his fingers fumbled with the button and zipper of her jeans.
Meanwhile Kara was getting rather squirmy. She never thought about hooking up with strangers or having one night stands, but damn, she was definitely going to give it a second thought. It's been ages since she had a man in her bed. It felt nice to have someone pay attention to her sexually again. She reached down, running her fingers through Jake's messy locks as he kept feathering kisses over her belly. She soon squirmed out of her jeans and panties as Jake yanked off his own pair of black jeans and boxers, exposing his hefty already hardened cock.
Within a minute Jake was on top of her, making out with her, his hands tangled up in her dark blonde hair, fingertips massaging her scalp, grinding his masculine body down against hers. He felt Kara slip her legs around his hips and he groaned lowly into her sweet little mouth, his sounds muffled by his swirling tongue playing with hers.
Kara moaned with him, thrusting her hips up needily against him, wanting him. Right now. She reached down between their bodies and found his shaft, already throbbing lightly against her thigh. She wrapped her delicate fingers around him and began stroking, feeling his body tense up a little. Jake followed suit and reached down, his fingers teasing and rubbing her lower lips, fingers entering ever so slightly, feeling how wet she was. He began slowly rubbing her clit and she tensed up her body. Jake then stuck one finger into her hole and thrusted gently, watching her body respond. Jake pulled away and went to kneel on the bed, he spread Kara's legs, fully exposing her wet horny pussy. He rubbed the tip of his cock against her teasingly and then with a swift thrust, he entered her.
Kara gasped as she felt Jake's hard penis slide in, filling her up with his size, the walls of her sex stretching out to fit him. He felt so good inside her. A perfect fit, really. Jake began thrusting back and forth slowly, his hard cock slick with Kara's wetness. She moan and locked her ankles together around Jake, her arms reaching back up to wrap around his neck. He began to gradually thrust faster and harder and before she knew it, Kara was moaning out to him, wanting more, needing more, her nails digging and scratching down Jake's tattooed back.
Jake picked Kara up in his arms and supported her with his hands on her ass. Her legs were still wrapped around him, as were her arms. He pressed her back against the wall and began fucking her right then and there, lifting her up and down his cock. I guess the gym really did pay off.
Kara cried out, moaning, her body hot to the touch and damp with perspiration. She murmured and cooed, his constant and relentless fucking sending her insides into a frenzy. "Ohh!" She gasped out, feeling herself begin to rise to climax.
Jake smirked and set her back down onto the bed but this time made her go on her hands and knees. "Your ass is so beautiful," Jake murmured lustfully as he gave Kara's butt a playful smack, feeling it and groping it. He came towards her and slipped his cock into her wet quivering pussy from behind and began fucking much harder than before. One of his arms reached down, grasping her breast as the other rubbed her back, lightly tugging at her long hair.
"Ohh! I'm gonna c-cum!" Kara cried out, clenching her teeth.
"Oh baby, yes, come for me, cum over my big meaty cock!" Jake ordered as he kept moving his hips back and forth with speed. Moments later Kara quivered and tensed, reaching her climax, cumming hard as she felt Jake's dick fuck her ruthlessly. Kara moaned and relaxed soon after, feeling her juices drip down her pussy and thigh as Jake pulled out.
"Your turn..." Kara purred as she looked over her shoulder at him. She shifted around on her hands and knees, her head level to his cock, glistening with Kara's love juice. She instantly began sucking him off, her tongue lashing out savagely around his cock, her head bobbing back and forth.
"Holy fuck!" He gasped at the sudden urgency of her mouth on him. He sighed out, enjoying the feeling of Kara's pretty little mouth around his dick. She was such a good little cock sucker. He ran his fingers through her hair and pressed her head forward, urging Kara to take him all in, as much as she could. She did, sliding her mouth down along his shaft, the tip at the back of her throat. She gagged and Jake pulled back a bit, just to push back in again. Kara left her mouth wide open and he began to thrust in and out. He moaned and groaned and minutes later, he began to orgasm, his spunk hitting her mouth and tongue, sputtering over her cheek.
"Mmm!" She cooed as she licked Jake's penis clean after, licking her lips, tasting his cum. "So yummy..."
Jake grinned and laid her back down, laying himself beside her. "I'm glad you like it," he said as he gathered Kara into his muscular arms, sighing happily.
Kara smiled and sighed back, cuddling into him, her fingers lazily tracing the tattoo of a cobra along his rib cage, happy to have found this tall, dark and tattooed man.
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Koster lends support to Missouri's Amendment 1
Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster is lending his support to the Amendment One ballot initiative to be voted on next month. Koster tells Brownfield the so-called Farming Rights Amendment is necessary.
"We have seen from the eminent domain threats of 2005, to the Proposition B restrictions on the size of dog breeders, to the California egg case, situations where pressure is being put on agriculture from within and from outside the state that could impact our economic future," Koster told Brownfield Ag News, while traveling between stops where he was discussing the issue.
Koster uses as an example the ballot measure a few years ago to limit the number of dogs allowed to breeders. He says it's conceivable that similar limitations would be attempted for livestock producers.
"We have seen actual threats against agriculture over the last ten years that have cause the industry to stand up for itself and to ask for the protection of the Missouri Constitution in Amendment 1," said Koster.
Koster made stops in several parts of Missouri supporting passage of the amendment.
Supporters of Amendment 1 are meeting resistance from the group Missouri's Food for America, which recently got help from the Humane Society of the United States in the form of a $375,000 contribution.
Don Nikodim, the chairman of Missouri Farmers Care, which favors the ballot measure, Amendment 1, says the contribution proves that Missouri is a target for activist groups opposing animal agriculture.
Blake Hurst, president of the Missouri Farm Bureau, which is also pushing for passage of Amendment 1, says that opposition is being financed by a major out-of-state extremist organization. On the other hand, he says funds to support passage of the amendment, also into the hundreds of thousands of dollars, have been financed by family farmers and ranchers across Missouri.
Meanwhile, members of Missouri's Food for America maintain that food safety and the ability to regulate GMO foods would be harmed by the amendment. They also say that sustainable farming practices would be threatened and that animal abuses on farms would go unchecked.
Amendment 1 is on the August 5 ballot.
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WhenMon May 15, 2017 - Mon Jul 31, 2017
WhereLos Angeles Central Library630 W 5TH STLOS ANGELES, CA 90071
The Library Foundation of Los Angeles, a fundraising, community based, non-profit is looking to find an intern with strong knowledge and understanding of communications landscape as well as various social media platforms. The LFLA is looking for an individual with strong critical thinking skills in order to integrate into our passionate team to work together to change Los Angeles through the power of libraries.
The ideal candidate is proficient with PCs and Macs, and able to work well both independently and with staff. Applicants should also enjoy working with audio and visual materials, and be available to work (on average) two days per week. This is an unpaid internship.
- Monitor and post on blogs, forums and social networks (including but not limited to Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and more)
- Observe all forms of media
- Write press releases and other materials
- Create and update databases
- Screen phone calls
- Compile contact lists
- Assist with mailings and print production
- 18 years or older
- Bachelor of Arts/Science or equivalent preferably in Media, Communications, or related discipline (in process okay)
- Knowledge of Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook, ect.). Experience with Raiser's Edge, and Photoshop preferred
- Detail oriented, and organized; excellent oral and written communication skills
- Ability to interact with donors and members of the public
- Ability to juggle multiple priorities simultaneously and take initiative
- Some flexibility in working hours, with occasional evenings and weekends.
- Willingness to perform other administrative duties, as needed.
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British Horseracing Board
From 10 June 1993 until 30 July 2007, the British Horseracing Board (BHB) was the governing authority for horseracing in Great Britain. It was created in 1993, and took on responsibilities previously held by the Jockey Club. This was intended to help modernise the sport, as the Jockey Club is a private members' club with a traditionally aristocratic membership, and was seen by some as being unaccountable and a relic of the tradition of amateurism in British sports administration. The Jockey Club however retained responsibility for matters concerned with the regulation of the sport, such as integrity, discipline and equine health. The British Horseracing Board focused on organising and promoting the sport and enhancing its commercial position. This was an extract from its statement of aims published in 2006:
- As the Governing Authority for Racing, we will promote the interests of our sport and industry in whatever way we can.... We will work to attract and retain more racehorse owners, racegoers and other customers. We will seek to maintain and promote horseracing as a competitive and attractive sport and betting medium. We also wish to see the best possible training and working conditions for those employed in the industry, and the highest possible standards of care for horses.
For the full statement see here.
The BHB was merged with the Horseracing Regulatory Authority (HRA), the regulatory division of the Jockey Club, in 2007, creating a new organisation called the British Horseracing Authority which from 31 July 2007 governs and regulates the sport. As a result, the Jockey Club has formally ended its link with the regulation of the sport.
The British Horseracing Board ceased to exist on 31 July 2007.
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A tree stump that has been drinking too much frog juice. This word originated from German folk lore, it can be found in the story of "Oscar and the drunken tree stump"
As Oscar and his brother Charlie wondered through the forest, the heard the startle of a herd of deeer. Running towards the sound they stopped looked at each other with startled faces, for before their eyes was a small clearing filled with the bodies of dead frogs, and right in the middle was a zeemingnineg holding a large mug filled with frog juice
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The next round in the billion-dollar battle over Michael Jackson's estate will play out in a Los Angeles court today, as the singer's family spends the eve of his funeral applying for his possessions to be transferred to their control.
Judge Mitchell Beckloff will decide whether the King of Pop's worldly goods should be temporarily turned over to a trust that will benefit his mother, three children, and various charities.
Although the Michael Jackson Family Trust was created by what appears to be the singer's final will, written in 2002, the speed of the family's attempt to get its hands on the inheritance has prompted widespread criticism.
A lawyer for John Branca and John McClain, who are Jackson's executors, last week accused Katherine Jackson, 79, of "a race to the courthouse that is, frankly, improper".
A stone's throw from Los Angeles Superior Court, where a record 70 news organisations have applied to broadcast live from 9am local time [5pm GMT], plans are taking shape for Jackson's private funeral and public memorial service tomorrow. More than 1.6 million people registered for tickets to the service at the Staples Centre, a sports arena and concert venue in central Los Angeles. Just 8,750 of them learnt last night that they had two free passes in a computerised lottery.
Details of the event have yet to be announced, but the organiser Randy Phillips said to expect a mixture of songs, readings and speeches, rather than the razzmatazz of a pop concert. The Jackson family has been given 9,000 tickets to distribute to friends.
"In his private life, Michael was something of a traditionalist, so it would be wrong for this to be anything but a reverent, poignant, memorial," Mr Phillips said. "It won't be a show; it's a service. There will be a time, in the future, to celebrate him. But now is the time to bury him." Mr Phillips, the head of AEG Live, the firm that was promoting Jackson's comeback concerts at the O2 Arena in London, is "conceptualising" the memorial with Ken Erlich, who masterminds the Grammys, and Kenny Ortega, the producer of Dirty Dancing. He said they have "a list of people" who are being asked to perform or appear.
No decision has yet been made on whether Jackson's gold-plated coffin will be transported to the Staples Centre, or whether it will go straight to the Forest Lawn Cemetery, where he is to be buried tomorrow. "The casket is a public safety issue and, like every detail of the memorial, it must also be signed off by Katherine Jackson," Mr Phillips said.
He has faced criticism for allowing the 50-year-old singer to attempt a demanding series of 50 gigs. But he says Jackson was in perfect shape, and last week released video footage of him singing and dancing during rehearsal on 23 June, just 48 hours before he died.
"In the past year, I knew Michael Jackson more than anybody, and the only problem I had with him was that he was a bit like an absent-minded professor when it came to eating," Mr Phillips said. "He was too slim. Other than that, he was fit and healthy, and the video proves it."
Some reports have suggested that AEG could lose as much as £100m from the cancelled concerts. But Mr Phillips insisted they have "no financial concerns". Ticket-holders have been offered a refund, but between 20 and 30 per cent are choosing instead to be given specially designed, hologrammed tribute tickets, to keep as a memento.
AEG also owns 100 hours of video footage of rehearsals for the comeback concerts, together with audio recordings of the singer practising. "Obviously, I wish he were still here," Mr Phillips added. "I loved him. But we were filming the last days of Michael Jackson's rehearsals, and we have enough audio for two live albums. It could eradicate, or at least minimise our losses."
Los Angeles police are hoping to prevent hundreds of thousands of people descending on the streets, and have vetoed any procession. People without tickets will be banned from several blocks around the venue.
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Definition of RIVIERA: "A coastal region frequented as a resort area and usually marked by a mild climate". Waco for anyone that has ever visited it is not a coastal region. Galveston Texas which is a coastal city...


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Discussion in 'The Logo Creator Gallery' started by undertow, Aug 28, 2003.
That's a great name there, well done!
Nice logo too :)
layout change...
Thanks, we develop and distribute Solar Consumer Products, mostly elctronic gadgets.
I changed things around a bit & made the background transparent. Look terrible if not on white background...ohwel.
Trademark and copywrites have been filed (mailed)... the company is off to a good start.
Beautiful Undertow!
Nice changes. Great looking logo :)
You might try creating the logo with the same background color it'll eventually be put on. This might force you to create a few different logos (for different color pages), but the final effect will be well worth it.
Change the background color by pulling down the 'logo element' menu and select the background color option. Then export as a transparent Gif. It'll look much cleaner.
Make sure you update your software too! (pull down the 'window' menu and select 'check for internet updates' )
This will provide you with a "HEX" input field so that you can create your logo background in the exact color as your web page's backing color.
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'The Monster' Eminem, Rihanna Shoot Music Video for Scary-Successful Hit [PHOTO]
- Michael Briggs , Design & Trend Staff Writer
- Nov, 21, 2013, 10:08 AM
Eminem and Rihanna, pictured draped in all-black, posed for a photo Wednesday from the shoot of the rapper's music video for "The Monster." The collaboration is the second chart-topper for the dynamic pair, who previously achieved 11-time platinum honors for their 2010 hit "Love The Way You Lie."
Shot in Em's native Detroit, the video was directed Rich Lee, who previously worked with the rapper on "Lighters" and "Not Afraid."
While Ri-Ri's chart-topping past with Eminem would seem like enough for the 40-year-old to suggest another hookup on Marshall Mathers LP 2, it wasn't the Barbadian singer's vocals that made her perfect for the track.
"The perception of the record, what it's saying, I thought it would be a good idea to have her on it because I think people look at us like we're both a little nuts. That's one of the things that I was telling her in making the record: I think that people look at us a little crazy," Eminem told MTV News.
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"As soon as I got the beat I just heard her on it," Em said. "I wanted to make sure that I had it finished first to be able to present to her, but once I had the rhymes done, I sent it to her.
"I had to send it to her because schedules were conflicting and sh-- like that. Plus, the record it was kinda pulled together at the last minute," Em admitted. "I sent it to her, she laid the hook, sent it back. She smashed it like she does always. It's pretty incredible."
"The Monster's" success has placed Rihanna in elite music company, as the pop star has become just the third act in music history to have a number one single in the U.K. for seven consecutive years. Her fellow hit makers with this distinction are Elvis Presley and The Beatles. Rihanna's other six best-selling singles include "Diamonds" (2012), "We Found Love" (2011), "What's My Name" (2010), "Run This Town" (2009), "Take A Bow" (2008) and "Umbrella" (2007).
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|Paul Pierce on Rajon Rondo: 'He did it all'
|01.06.11 at 2:30 am ET
Paul Pierce blocked Manu Ginobili's jumper as time expired to preserve a 105-103 win over the NBA-leading San Antonio Spurs Wednesday night at TD Garden.
'We didn't want to give up a three, that was kind of the only thing that could beat us, we sort of overplayed on the three point line," Pierce said. "They made a two-pointer and I had to go out, or it would go into overtime, but that was the main thing just to take away the three point shot.'
Rajon Rondo made team history with 22 assists as part of a triple-double, as the Celtics held off the Spurs in a match-up of teams with the two best records in the NBA. Rondo – who also finished with 12 points and 10 rebounds – became the first player in Celtics history with at least 19 assists in three games in a season. He fell just two shy of his season high of 24 on Oct. 29 vs. the Knicks.
"He did it all, he rebounded, assisted, Doc's kind of been on him about taking that shot there and he steps up when he needs to and knocks down those shots confidently,' Pierce said.
Ray Allen scored a game-high 31 points in a fantastic shooting display, and made 13-of-16 shots on the night, including a three-pointer with 1:35 left in the game to put the Celtics up five. Rondo hit a runner in the lane that appeared to seal the game with 1:06 left.
But the Spurs went on a 7-0 run to draw within two. Allen then missed both free throws with 7.4 seconds left to give the Spurs a chance. But Pierce saved the day as the Celtics won their third straight.
'You always can learn things from wins, not just from losses," Pierce said. "I mean you can definitely learn things from wins, how we can be better down the stretch. And I think what's important is that we won that game. We could have done some things better down the stretch, closing out the game but it's a long season.'
Ginobili had 24 points to lead the Spurs (29-6), who lost back-to-back games for the first time this season. The win was all the more impressive as the Spurs suffered the night before in New York, 128-115.
The Celtics – who improved to 27-7 – were red-hot from the floor for the first three quarters, led by Allen. The sharpshooter was 11-of-14 entering the final quarter as the Celtics led, 77-72. As a team, the Celtics shot a blazing 61 percent from the floor for the game.
'Maybe it was the tail end of a back to back for them, cause they're a better defensive team then how they let us shoot," Pierce said. "But you know we are one of the better offensive teams in the league, we run our stuff, make the pass, put the ball in Rondo's hand, we can be a great team offensively.
'You knew it was going to be a nip tuck game pretty much all night. You look up and it was hard to pull away from them. You could tell when we down the stretch put a nice little defensive run on them and then we do that and they come right back. But I mean you got two heavyweights battling and it was fun for me to be part of, I'm just glad that we won.'
|Glen Davis: I love Doc Rivers but wish he would 'pipe it down sometimes'
|01.05.11 at 11:42 pm ET
After the Celtics survived the NBA-best San Antonio Spurs by two points on Wednesday night, Glen Davis wanted to share a different kind of family story – the one involving his head coach.
Following his most productive night of the season in the scoring column, Davis said coach Doc Rivers continues to give him plenty of tough love this season. But Davis added that Rivers is working with him this season harder than ever to get the most out of him.
'He has, he has worked with me," Davis said after scoring a season-best 23 on 10-of-18 shooting from the field. "He's given me the opportunity to show what I got. He is still hard on me. He's still hard. It's like a love hate thing. It's like you love it but pipe it down sometimes."
Asked to describe their relationship, Davis – who detailed his new role as father in December -said it's a very complicated, but effective one.
'For sure father son, like step-son," Davis said of Rivers. "He loves me. But it's like I still love you, but I'm hard on you. It is what it is."
Davis and Rivers got into a heated argument on New Year's Eve when the Celtics lost to the Hornets at the Garden, with Davis missing an ill-advised three-pointer to tie it late. Rivers afterward said Davis was guilty of playing too much "hero-ball."
But then there was the loving part of their relationship, which Rivers clearly showed after Wednesday's dramatic win, not possible, according to Rivers, without him.
"I've been saying it all year, he's been terrific," Rivers said. "Baby has his days but overall, he's had very few of them. He's been terrific all year. He's had a tremendous team attitude in a contract year, which is very difficult. I don't think he gets enough credit for that part of it. The only time he gets himself in trouble is when he forgets he's Glen Davis, and I don't know how you can forget something that big, personally."
Rivers didn't stop there, maintaining the team's 27-7 mark wouldn't be possible without Davis.
"He's just been fantastic," said the Celtics coach. "Our record is where it's at because Glen Davis is on our basketball team. The minutes, playing him at four, playing him at five, he's just turned into a terrific player for us."
Speaking of contract, Davis is in the final year of a two-year, $6.3 million deal, a situation Davis said he's not worried about – for now. When owner Wyc Grousbeck and GM Danny Ainge are ready, Davis will be ready to listen.
"Contract? You know what, I'm going to be honest with you," Davis began. "Do you think about your job? You do, right. Man, I hope I get that next bonus or that next check. You have to think about it but you try to stay within yourself and the team and know that it's going to happen. You have to control yourself. You can't control what Danny or Wyc might put on the table. You just have to control yourself. That's what I've come to realize. You have to keep wishing and don't worry about that kind of stuff."
Paul Pierce is no father figure to Davis. Instead, the big brother can appreciate what Davis has done in Kevin Garnett's absence.
'He's given us a big spark for us playing for Kevin, the things he's given us off the bench as a sixth man, probably the best sixth man in basketball right now if you ask me," Pierce said. "He's doing a lovely job at that, we're asking him to do so many jobs, things that Kevin does, asking him to duplicate what Kevin does, but defensively he's really given us a spark, offensively the way he spreads the floor. I just get on him a little bit, when it comes to rebounding but he's playing great'
|Paul Pierce 'forgot' Rajon Rondo was back playing
|01.04.11 at 9:45 am ET
Rajon Rondo can be the quiet type in the locker room but when he's on the court everyone knows he's out there by his leadership and presence — at least almost everyone.
Doc Rivers pulled Paul Pierce aside at halftime during Monday night's survival test against Kevin Love and the Minnesota Timberwolves and reminded him that he didn't need to run the offense and distribute when Rondo was on the court.
All good intentions aside, getting others involved wasn't working out that well for Pierce and the Celtics. He had just five points and had handed out just one assist as the C's trailed, 47-43.
'Doc at the half wanted me to be a little more aggressive," Pierce said. "I was out there trying to make plays and I forgot that we had Rondo out there doing that so I can go back to my customary role of scoring the ball. That's what I tried to do in the second half.'
As any coach would, Rivers wanted Pierce to do what he does best.
'I thought Paul in the first half tried way too hard to get everybody else involved," Rivers said of his captain, who leads the team at 19.0 points per game. "And I told him that at halftime. I said, 'Paul, you no longer have to be the play maker. We need you to be the aggressive scorer.' And even he, right after the game he walked up to me and it was the first thing he said was, 'Ah, gosh, I was, I was way too passive.'
"I said, 'Yeah, I just thought you were trying to set everybody else up,'" Rivers continued. "Consciously, you know, twice he had shots and he passed it to Nate [Robinson]. Nate's struggling with his shot right now, but I still want Paul to shoot the ball if he's open. And I just thought he did a little too much of that tonight.'
Pierce heard Rivers loud and clear after the intermission, remembered that Rondo was indeed in his second game back, and lit up the T'Wolves for 18 second-half points as the Celtics rallied for a 96-93 win.
Once Pierce did allow Rondo to run the show, Pierce and the rest of the team reaped the rewards.
"We got Ray [Allen] open, I thought that was the key," Pierce said. "Rondo really pushed the ball. Got some really good looks. Defense buckled down so we were able to make a run and get back into the game. Rondo with a big shot and some big passes [to] [Shaquille O'Neal] and that's what he's capable of doing and that's why I'm glad to have him back."
Observers might have wondered if his sprained right ankle from Sunday night in Toronto might have been affecting his play in the first half.
'A little bit. I was a little stiff, slow," Pierce admitted. "But, it wasn't as bad as I thought. Just going to get treatment throughout the week. I don't see any problems coming up.'
That's good news for Wednesday as the NBA-best San Antonio Spurs come calling at the Garden. In that matchup, thanks to the second half of Monday's contest, no one will need to remind Pierce about Rondo when No. 9 is on the court.
|Delonte West gets some really good news about his right wrist
|01.03.11 at 11:16 pm ET
When Delonte West fell after a made lay-up against New Jersey on Nov. 24 at TD Garden, he and the Celtics feared the worst about his right wrist. It was a nasty fracture that appeared to – at the least – end his regular season.
But that perspective changed on Monday.
Calling it a big step, West had the hard cast protecting his healing right wrist removed on Monday, the first step of what he hopes could be a return on or shortly after the All-Star break. It was replaced with a brace to allow him some ability to start moving it for light rehab.
"It's feels stiff but it's not painful," West said. "I got great news from doctors. They said maybe three weeks [then] rehabilitation. I've already started out conditioning, ball-handling. I'm left-handed anyway. Fortunately, I'm left handed anyway so I able to get shots on my left hand. It's just a matter of time before I gain game strength in this one.
"Today is Day 1. I got a lot accomplished," he said of Monday's milestone in recovery.
As for watching the likes of Nate Robinson, Von Wafer, Marquis Daniels and even rookie Avery Bradley being forced to pick up the slack as Rajon Rondo's back-up, West admitted it's been rough.
"I can't wait to get back out there," West said. "It's killing me sitting back here and rooting from the sidelines but we all have a position to play and right now mine is getting healthy and getting ready to contribute."
The initial timetable called for West to return in time for the playoffs but West said he's hopeful for a return after the All-Star break.
"Honestly, I have no idea," West admitted before sounding a hopeful but realistic tone. "I'm praying and I'm trying my best to get back before then. But the trainers and the coaching staff, they're really trying not to rush me but I think I'm really rushing myself right now."
As for his biggest test, that will come after his rehabilitation, which is still three weeks away.
"I guess it would be lifting but first I have to regain movement but picking up weights and catching a basketball," West said. "I think right now the biggest fear is falling and having to extend [the wrist]. Today is Day 1, the cast is off. It's a good day and it's all uphill from here."
|Paul Pierce pulls no punches: 'I really didn't come to play'
|12.31.10 at 7:55 pm ET
Paul Pierce did what a captain usually does after an emotional loss, one without two stars in the lineup.
After scoring just 12 points and grabbing seven rebounds in 36 minutes of an 83-81 loss to the Hornets Friday, Pierce was not about to make excuses for a team that was missing Rajon Rondo and Kevin Garnett. As a matter of fact, he put most of the blame squarely on his own shoulders.
"Maybe Paul Pierce has to do a better job in stepping up his game," Pierce said in third person. "I really didn't come to play to today, evident when you look up, six turnovers, but we only lose by two. The responsibility is on the guys out on the floor.
'Regardless of the injuries, I've [said before] injuries are going to happen. Regardless of the injuries, we've still got to show up to play. There's no moral victories'¦and the guys that we put out there have got to be ready. We're on the home court with guys who know how to play the game'¦a game that we feel like we should win."
The Celtics used an 18-0 run in the fourth quarter to open an 73-66 lead with under seven minutes remaining, only to see the Hornets outscore them, 17-8, down the stretch.
|Ray Allen: We can't get caught up in Christmas distractions
|12.23.10 at 10:56 am ET
Even Ray Allen has to take family to the airport at 6 a.m. – even on the morning of a game. Such is the life of an NBA star who wants to be sure to spend Christmas with his wife and kids in Orlando.
It's the least he can do when your job requires you to play in the middle of the day on Christmas. So on Wednesday morning, about 10 hours before his presence was required at TD Garden for a game with the 76ers, duty – or more to the point – family called.
"I had to get up at 6 o'clock in the morning to take my family to the airport so that's different on gameday from what I'd normally be dealing with," Allen said. "And you know me, [Tuesday] night I was like, 'Ahhh, I'll get someone to take them to the airport.' But I'm the patriarch of the family so I have to do that. That's my job. Those are my kids and that's my wife so I need to make sure they're sent off correctly.
"That's part of the holidays. Every team has to deal with it. that's one thing coaches have always said heading into the holidays is keep your focus. You have a lot of family in town, coming and going, you're worried about holiday shopping. You see teams losing games they shouldn't because their focus isn't where it needs to be."
Allen was certainly thinking big picture following the Celtics' 14th straight win on Wednesday night at TD Garden – like the whole arena big.
"It's human nature," Allen said of potential distractions of the holidays. "It's human nature to think everybody in the building because they're either visiting, their friends or family are back home, or they're getting ready to go somewhere to visit friends and family so as they're sitting there watching the game, their plans might somewhat evolve tomorrow or the next day.
"We can't get caught up in that cycle of inconsistencies because, for us, we need to be here and we need be present. It is human nature. Read the rest of this entry »
|Even in winning, Paul Pierce admits the refs got the better of him
|12.22.10 at 11:34 pm ET
Paul Pierce started off the night by missing his first seven shots from the field, including a pair of three-point attempts. But that's not what caused him to admittedly lose his cool in the third quarter, when he was hit with a technical foul by referee Tony Brothers with 6:07 left in the third quarter. Pierce was called for his fourth personal foul, causing him to wave his hand in disgust at Brothers.
"We got frustrated," admitted Pierce, who finished with 11 points on 4-of-15 shooting and four rebounds in 34 minutes. "I got a technical. I know I was frustrated tonight. Just in a game where you're trying to get rhythm and the game is off-balance and calls are being called each and every way. It's hard to get into a rhythm so I was definitely frustrated."
How frustrated? Maybe the most he's been since he was teamed with Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen in the 2007-08 season. But there was a huge sense of relief, as Pierce raised his arms at midcourt when the final seconds ticked off of Boston's 14th straight win.
"Nothing was really going our way," Pierce said. "Nothing was really going my way. This is one of the more frustrating games I've had in a long time. It was just – I don't know – it was just something about this game, for us to pull it out the way we did, I'm very relieved.
"I felt like this was one of our better wins because we didn't let the frustration get to us all the way. We found a way, we pulled back and this is one of the many ways we're finding out about our team and tonight we found out even more about our team."
Doc Rivers agreed with Pierce in one regard. Wednesday night symbolized just how bizarre and unique this winning streak is. The Celtics are not playing their best basketball by any stretch but still winning, making this the oddest extended winning streak he's seen. Read the rest of this entry »
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- Albina (Naizer) Dykowski, 92, of Georgetown, TX, went to be with the Lord on Sunday, January 30, 2011. Albina was born on February 2, 1918, to Frank and Agnes (Stuchly) Naizer in Neusser(Naizerville), TX and the granddaughter of Williamson County Moravian pioneers Johann and Johanna Janak Neusser. Albina married Ambrose John Dykowski on June 17, 1940 in Granger, TX and they lived on their farm in Davilla, TX and then moved to Granger where they lived until the death of Ambrose in 2000. Albina then moved to Georgetown, TX and lived at Park Place Assisted Living.
Albina was very involved in her community. She was a member and officer of the Granger Volunteer Fire Department Women's Auxiliary and the Granger Volunteer Fire Department Pumper Race Team; member of the Katolic Delnik and while her children were in school, an active member of the PTA. She always helped at all the church and school fundraisers as well. Albina enjoyed cooking, gardening, canning, sewing, baking and sporting events. She was known for her wonderful kolaches! After retirement, Albina and Ambrose enjoyed traveling across the country with her sister and brother-in-law Evelyn and Bennie Fojtik.
Albina was preceded in death by her husband and parents; brothers Ed Naizer, Frank Naizer and Bill Naizer; and sisters Vlasta Naizer Mikulencak and Evelyn Naizer Fojtik.
Albina is survived by her children and their families: son Len Dykowski and wife Beverly of Belton, TX, their son Chris of Dallas, TX; daughter Katy Van Sickler and husband Dustin of Houston, TX; son Brandon and wife Kiyomi of Austin, TX; son Jerry Dykowski and wife Anne of San Antonio, TX; daughter Charlotte Dykowski of Plano, TX; and daughter Natalie Manning and husband Mike of Houston, TX, their son Brad of Houston, TX and daughter Caroline of Austin, TX.
Great grandchildren are Scott and Ashley Dykowski of McKinney, TX and Olivia and Owen Van Sickler of Houston, TX.
Also surviving are brother-in-law Bennie Fojtik of Austin, TX and sisters-in-law Albina Naizer of Georgetown, TX and Cecilia Provaznik of Granger, TX; and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.
Family visitation will be from 5:00 7:00 PM and recitation of the Holy Rosary at 6:00 PM Tuesday, February 1, 2011 at Providence Funeral Home in Taylor, TX. Mass will be at 10:00 AM Wednesday, February 2, 2011 at St. Cyril & Methodius Catholic Church in Granger, TX with Rev. Msg. Isidore Rozycki officiating. Burial will follow at Calvary Cemetery in Granger, TX. Pallbearers are grandsons Chris Dykowski, Brandon Dykowski and Brad Manning; grandson-in-law Dustin Van Sickler; nephews Steven Fojtik and John Simcik.
Memorials may be given to St. Cyril & Methodius Catholic School in Granger, TX in memory of Albina.
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