text:
Eden Hazard admits the signings of Diego Costa and Cesc Fabregas at Chelsea this summer has taken a lot of pressure off his shoulders.
Chelsea spent £62m on the duo, who joined from Atletico Madrid and Barcelona respectively, this summer and have already been rewarded with an impressive start to the season.
Jose Mourinho's side top the table after securing three League wins, with Costa scoring four of the team's 11 goals and Fabregas already providing as many assists.
Last season Chelsea relied heavily on Hazard to provide both due to the absence of a top class striker and Brazilian midfielders Oscar and Willian struggling to contribute offensively.
Chelsea failed to win a trophy, but Hazard feels the new duo can make all the difference to his game and the team's chances of silverware.
He said: "It's true they're the best players. Costa can score every game and Cesc is one of the best midfielders in the world.
"Cesc can score as well and make good assists, just like the first game against Burnley where he made a beautiful pass for Andre Schurrle. It's very important for the team and he can help us win.
"Last season I scored a lot of goals and maybe this season I can make a lot more passes forward because Costa is one of the best and he can score. It's my job to score but it's also my job to make assists as well.
"I can now concentrate on assists. I'm ready to be better than last season. When I'm on the pitch I try to give my best.
Jose Mourinho's successful second seasons
Jose Mourinho's successful second seasons
1/4 FC Porto
First season: Portuguese League, Portuguese Cup, Uefa Cup. Second season: Portuguese League, Champions League.
2/4 Chelsea
First season: Premier League, League Cup Second season: Premier League
3/4 Inter
First season: Italian League Second season: Italian League, Italian Cup, Champions League
4/4 Real Madrid
First season: Spanish Cup Second season: Spanish league
"The new players have settled in very good. I enjoy playing with the best players in the squad and I'm very happy.
"We have a very competitive team and we want more than last season. Last season we played good but we didn't win any trophies so we want more.
"We can win four trophies and I hope we can compete in the two cups, the Premier League and Champions League for a long time throughout the year."
Hazard (leg) and Costa (hamstring) are expected to recover from minor injuries, which ruled them out of games for Belgium and Spain over the past week, to face second-placed Swansea on Saturday.
Despite Chelsea's fine form, Mourinho will be looking for an improved performance defensively at Stamford Bridge.
They have looked vulnerable at the back in all three games so far and had to fight for a 6-3 win over Everton last time out despite being two goals up inside three minutes.
Keeper Thibaut Courtois has replaced veteran Petr Cech in goal, while Cesar Azplicueta has kept his place in the side despite the arrival of Filipe Luis from Atletico Madrid for £16m.
Hazard believes both players have a big role to play this term and added on Chelsea TV: "Thibaut is a good guy, he is calm. He doesn't stress at any time and is one of the best keepers in the world. He is just 22, has already played in a Champions League Final (for Atletico in May) and can win trophies with Chelsea.
"I have Azpi behind me and he helps me when I attack or have to defend. Off the pitch we are very close friends because he can speak French and understands everything.
"It is important for me to play with him because I know how he plays. I played against him when he was in Marseille and it was always a tough game. I think he can reach the level of being one of the best right or left back's in the world."
New £10.5m signing Loic Remy, who joined from QPR a fortnight ago, is on standby should Costa suffer a setback having begun training with his new team-mates for the first time yesterday after playing for France.Reuse content


text:
Commission Call, Colaiste Ghlor na Mara, Balbriggan, Co. Dublin
25 May 2017
Application deadline: Thursday 6 July, 12 noon Coláiste Ghlór na Mara is an Irish language multi-denominational secondary school, located in a state...More..
Focus On
Greystones Educate Together National School appointed a voluntary committee with relevant expertise to oversee the per cent for art commissioning process. An external curator, Máire Davey, was appointed specifically for her expertise in working in a highly collaborative way as meaningful involvement from the students and school was viewed as central to the process. The procurement route chosen was limited invited competition.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Authorities identify man killed in pulp mill accident
1 killed, 1 injured in accident at Domtar plant
MARTIN COUNTY - Authorities have identified the man who was killed Monday in an accident at a pulp mill on the Washington-Martin County line.
Martin County Sheriff's Office spokesman Lt. Drew Robinson said Tuesday that Lloyd Greene, 56, of Old Town, Fla., was killed in the accident, which happened at about noon Monday at the Domtar pulp mill on NC 149 near Plymouth.
According to Neal O'Briant with the Department of Labor, a hydraulic line behind Greene became pressurized and burst. Officials believe the pipe then struck Greene, killing him, O'Briant said.
In addition to the man killed, Robinson said Randy Hail Woolard, of Washington, N.C., was seriously injured. Woolard was taken to Vidant Medical Center in Greenville.
O'Briant said both victims were employed by CBT Services, Inc., a major maintenance outage contractor based in Chattanooga, Tenn.
The Occupational Safety & Health Administration was informed about the accident and state inspectors are investigating, officials said.
The Domtar pulp mill was undergoing its annual maintenance outage, meaning the entire plant was shut down for the week, said Domtar spokesperson Stefan Nowicki. The plant has 451 full-time employees.
According to Domtar's website, the pulp mill first opened in 1937. It became a part of Domtar in 2007. The facility has an annual pulp production capacity of 444,000 tons.
Most Popular
- Fallen local soldier to be honored at weekend NASCAR race
- Investigators stay mum 24 hours after body thought to be missing man's found in ditch
- Many blueberry farmers picking crop earlier than normal
- Demolition date set for old New Bern Days Inn
- Tyrrell County residents brace for more after damaging Tuesday storms


text:
News By Tag
Industry News
* Local history
* More Industries...
News By Place
Industry News
New Book Celebrates Arkansas City's People, Places, and Events
Vintage photographs and captions highlight little-known stories. Arkansas City: People, Places, and Events, a new book that illustrates the city's little-known stories through vintage photographs and captions, will be published July 18, 2011.
The book, written by Cherokee Strip Land Rush Museum Director Heather Ferguson, tells the stories of the accomplishments of Arkansas City people throughout its history, as well as the important places and events that have often been omitted from the history books. Arkansas City: People, Places, and Events is a continuation of an earlier book by Ferguson, Arkansas City, which gave a more general overview.
"I believe there are stories in the book that many people know nothing about," says Ferguson. "I hope people will enjoy them and pass them on to future generations."
Arkansas City: People, Places, and Events will be available July 18, 2011 at area bookstores, independent retailers, online retailers, and through Arcadia Publishing at (888) 313-2665 or www.arcadiapublishing.com.
Arcadia Publishing is the leading publisher of local and regional history in the United States. Our mission is to make history accessible and meaningful through the publication of books on the heritage of America's people and places. Have we done a book on your town? Visit www.arcadiapublishing.com.
# # #
With more than 6,000 local history titles published to date, Arcadia Publishing is the leading publisher of local and regional history in the United States. Widely recognized sepia books feature hundreds of vintage historical images.
Account Email Address Account Phone Number Disclaimer Report Abuse


text:
ED Magedson – Founder
Ripoff Report
match.comInternet USA
match.com its free to sign up, but you get email alerts that one is interested in you. once you pay up, that person, or persons do not exist! I have had 4 interested in me in two days and not one of them was real! Internet
Does your business have a bad reputation?
Fix it the right way.
Corporate Advocacy Program™
I ask you to got to this website and register. then after you get a few winks or likes, pay for a membership. Then you will know what it feels like to get suckered!
I will admit that I have not asked for a refund, but I'm pretty sure that would just piss me off more when it didnt come. If I can help someone else not fall into this trap it would ease my mind.
Thanks for reading!
This report was posted on Ripoff Report on 05/27/2013 09:20 PM and is a permanent record located here: http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/matchcom/internet/matchcom-its-free-to-sign-up-but-you-get-email-alerts-that-one-is-interested-in-you-on-1054243. The posting time indicated is Arizona local time. Arizona does not observe daylight savings so the post time may be Mountain or Pacific depending on the time of year.
Ripoff Report has an exclusive license to this report. It may not be copied without the written permission of Ripoff Report. READ: Foreign websites steal our content
Click Here to read other Ripoff Reports on match.com
If you would like to see more Rip-off Reports on this company/individual, search here:Search Tips
In order to assure the best results in your search:
#1 Consumer Comment
Yep they suck
SUBMITTED: Monday, May 27, 2013POSTED: Monday, May 27, 2013
I thought they were free until I tried to read my messages then they hit you up for a credit card. It is a total scam!!!
Are you an owner, employee or ex-employee with either negative or positive information about the company or individual, or can you provide "insider information" on this company?
Advertisers above have met our
strict standards for business conduct.


text:
Watch Sexy College Coed Gets Cumshot To Breasts by HD Sex Club Porn Video
Related Videos
- 26:20Whoreiental Hottie Gets Dicked The Old Way75% Like11 months ago
- 21:49Yummy Pussy Gets Sucked And Fucked92% Like4 months ago
- 24:57Japanese Coed Fucking And Mouthing Meatstick92% Like5 years ago
- 17:55Japanese Commuter Fucks On The Subway87% Like5 years ago
- 20:28A Oriental woman earns her grade.90% Like3 years ago
- 24:20Pretty Youthful Nurse Fucks The Doctor91% Like2 years ago
- 18:05Large breasted Japanese Gal Swallows Ejaculate Load87% Like4 years ago
- 15:30Japanese College Co-ed Sucks And Fucks88% Like12 months ago
- 23:19Firm Whoreiental Fucks Wang On Road Trip88% Like5 years ago
- 26:47Japanese Slut Fucked By Three Guys90% Like3 years ago
- 25:33Trimmed Japanese Housewife Gets Fucked91% Like2 years ago
- 27:55Wake Up And Smell The Peter Misako91% Like4 years ago
Enjoy Sexy College Coed Gets Cumshot To Breasts video offered by HD Sex Club Tube . Also you can add this free Sex video to your favorites or Add Sexy College Coed Gets Cumshot To Breasts to your site, to your blog using the embed codes of the Porn Video, pin it or share it to social networks (facebook, twitter , tumblr, google + ,delicious, digg , rebbit etc) or post it to adult forums. Be An Active Member of HD-SexClub.com tube and connect with other community members


text:
West Yorkshire police said three of the four victims appeared to have abandoned their cars, two dying in the suburbs of Leeds, another in Halifax. The fourth man died at Boothtown, near Halifax, while pushing a car.
The heavy snow, which fell on a band of central northern England from the Mersey to the Humber, condemned many to accommodation ranging from the spartan to the exotic.
The M62 became impassable on Wednesday night, severing the last trans-Pennine route four hours after the blizzards began. Many motorists west of the road's summit spent the night at Birch service station, near Rochdale. But hundreds had to sleep in theirvehicles, sustained by visits from police cars bearing gallons of soup. More than 3,000 vehicles were still stranded on the motorway yesterday morning. Police said last night that the motorway was open, but still difficult to negotiate.
The Snake and Woodhead passes had been closed by dusk on Wednesday in conditions described by South Yorkshire and Derbyshire police as atrocious. Temperatures on the Pennines fell below zero last night, turning roads to ice as police from Barnsley were still helping drivers to recover vehicles.
"About a dozen lorry drivers stayed with their vehicles, which meant we could help them. Those that were abandoned meant the snow ploughs and gritters could not do their work," a police spokesman said.
In Bradford, the Anglican cathedral gave refuge to despairing travellers. In Leeds, the audience at West Yorkshire Playhouse emerged from the world premiere of a play called The Winter Guest to find themselves cut off. Playhouse staff decided the show must go on.
"Luvvies for Blizzard Relief" found camp beds for 300 and entertained them with a medley of musical hits until 3am. "The stars were marvellous," a Playhouse spokesman said. "They helped wherever they could, and kept everyone's spirits up."
Authors could have drawn inspiration from the diverse real- life cast assembled at the Wagon and Horses pub above Sheffield, where more than 100 stranded travellers spent the night.
"We had lorry drivers, school children who had come out for a walk, a party of physiotherapists from Manchester, and even one German," Rachel Batty, the landlady, said. "It was like New Year's Eve."
At Pendle, Lancashire, 22 children and three adults who had been at a ski school were brought to safety by a fell rescue team.
Public transport was widely disrupted on Wednesday night and roads were chaotic, with five-hour journeys commonplace for commuters accustomed to a 30-minute drive. The centres of Barnsley, Bradford, Halifax, Huddersfield, Leeds and Sheffield endured protracted gridlocks as the blizzard arrived in time for rush hour. Leeds motorists blamed gritters, who had concentrated their salt on high ground west of the city. In Sheffield, traffic was still trailing out of the city centre at 11pm. On the city's many steep hills, groups of enterprising youths charged 50p each for pushing slithering vehicles. Fashionable four-wheel drive vehicles were stuck in the jams with humble Fiestas and Cavaliers. Police said drivers of the 4x4s had ignored road closures, only to be thwarted by drifts - or abandoned Fiestas. On one of the main commuter roads out of Sheffield, drivers of motionless Range Rovers, Shoguns and Jeeps were taunted by youths singing: "You sad bastard, you've got f our wheel drive."Reuse content


text:
The Social and Behavioral Sciences programs are designed for people with a passion for making a difference in the lives of others.
Whether you are on your way up the corporate ladder or just getting started, our business degree programs and certificates could help you prepare to take your business career to a higher level.
Whether you want to enter the field of criminal justice or need credentials to advance your career, Kaplan University's criminal justice degree programs are designed to help you achieve your goal.
Our degree programs and certificates could help prepare you to teach diverse learners a broad range of academic content and educational foundations.
Our comprehensive fire science programs offer the flexibility of online learning, ideal for individuals in the fire science and emergency management fields who may work inconsistent hours.
You could acquire real-world knowledge and practical skills and prepare for a career in the health care industry by earning a health sciences degree, diploma, or certificate.
Our programs in legal studies, paralegal studies, and environmental policy are designed to fit your educational goals.
Our nursing degree and certificate programs are taught by practicing professionals who are dedicated to helping you prepare for real-world challenges in nursing.
Kaplan University's IT programs are designed to prepare you with the knowledge and skills you need to start or advance your technology career.
Kaplan University offers over 180 degree and certificate programs all available to military, veterans, and spouses of active duty members. In addition, several programs have been developed to complement specific military occupations or programs established by the military.
The Kaplan University School of General Education courses support the academic, social, personal, and professional development of learners throughout their engagement with the University.
Open College at Kaplan University (OC@KU) offers individualized, affordable education that integrates technology and personalized service to help learners meet their career, academic, and personal goals.
Offering the flexibility of online education and support for military students.
Military Home
Branch Resources
Military Tuition
Enroll Now
Every day, talented individuals are proving it's never too late to think about the future.
50+ Learners
Learn more about becoming an international student at US-based and accredited Kaplan University.
International Home
Learn about transferring your previously earned college credits to Kaplan University.
Transfer Students
We have partnered with many employers and educational institutions to provide their employees and students with education opportunities.
Corporate and Academic Partners
Kaplan University is dedicated to the support, engagement, and involvement of our graduates.
Alumni Experience
Resources for current Kaplan University students.
Student Login
Academic Support
Career Network
We have 15 ground locations across the country. Explore our locations to see if we're in your neighborhood.
Campus Experience
Learning Center Experience
In 2005, Steve Jobs delivered the commencement speech at Stanford University, ending it with a famous wish for that year's graduates: "Stay Hungry. Stay Foolish." Perhaps surprising advice from someone so wise and surely well fed, but it was inspiring to realize that such an intelligent man had a seemingly basic plan for success.
Jobs's speech had many simple truths in it, including this memorable quote, which further emphasizes the primal ingredients necessary to any good recipe for success: "Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life."
Now, almost 10 years later, some of the same graduates who heard this frank advice firsthand, as well as others who read the speech or listened via YouTube, may be questioning their career paths, wondering why they are not further along in their industry of choice. Some say the business world is more competitive than ever and that having an advanced degree is almost a prerequisite for a good job these days. Clichés for success such as "follow your dreams" and "realize your true passion" are abundant, but what are some real, hands-on suggestions from those who've battled to the top? What can they tell us to help us on our way?
Following are some tips from experts in business, finance, real estate, and accounting about what helped them succeed. Perhaps a few wise words are what we need to jump-start that next step to a better career.
From Warren Buffett, chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway: "Look at all of the qualities that you admire in other people . . . and say to yourself, 'Which of those qualities can't I have myself?' Because you determine whether you have them. And the truth is you can have all of them."
From Eric Schmidt, executive chairman of Google: "Find a way to say yes to things. Say yes to invitations to a new country, say yes to meet new friends, say yes to learn something new. Yes is how you get your first job, and your next job, and your spouse, and even your kids."
Christie Mims, career coach, offers this tangible bit of counsel: "Every year or two, spend some time really thinking about your career. Go out and warm up your network, check out new opportunities, and do some salary comparisons. You make smarter career decisions when you have real data. Also, if you are afraid or uncomfortable, you are probably onto something awesome! Fear means you are growing your comfort zone."
COO of Facebook Sheryl Sandberg underscores the importance of confidence: "The times when you see things nobody else sees, and fear speaking out because how can you really be right when everyone else sees it differently? But you speak out anyway . . . and convince everyone else. Those are the moments where you can have real impact."
Barry Salzberg, CEO, Deloitte LLP, has practical advice for becoming more well rounded: "I would tell young folks that they need to broaden their strengths-not just technical, but people-related skills-learn how to network and socialize, learn public speaking and interaction type skills, whether that's negotiating skills, sales skills or problem-solving."
Finally, Barbara Corcoran, real estate expert and a star on ABC's "Shark Tank," offers the push we've all been waiting for: "If you stand back and analyze the best way to do something, you'll be standing there forever."
So it's time to act. Go out and grab that opportunity. And, who knows, with a solid dose of perseverance and a little good luck, someone may be quoting you someday!
We encourage you to share this article using #TIL if you learned something new or found this information useful.
If you are considering a business degree we invite you to find out more about the School of Business and Information Technology and explore our undergraduate and graduate degree offerings.
Interested in other business career insights? We invite you to take a look at our Career Moves site, which periodically publishes new articles and other content on this subject.
KU Facebook Page
KU Twitter Page
KU YouTube Channel
KU Google+ Page
KU LinkedIn Page
KU Pinterest Page
KU Instagram Page
Registered User Login
Student Consumer Information
Academic Programs


text:
Dr Balasaheb Sawant Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth (DBSKKV) has issued a recruitment notification for the recruitment of Senior Research Fellow through recruitment notification . Candidates who have completed M.Sc can apply for the new recruitment notification from Dr Balasaheb Sawant Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth (DBSKKV).
Eligible candidates can apply offline for the Senior Research Fellow Job on or before 6/1/2016. Find more information about the vacancy like Age limit, Selection Process, Qualification, Application fee, How to apply etc can be found below.
Company Name : Dr Balasaheb Sawant Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth (DBSKKV)
Vacancy Name : Senior Research Fellow
Educational Qualification : M.Sc
Total No of Vacancy : 02 post
Salary : Rs.17,600 -27,500/p.m
Job Location : Ratnagiri
Last Date to Apply for this job : 6/1/2016
Address for the Job Vacancy :Dr. Balasaheb Sawant Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth Dapoli, Dist. Ratnagiri
Detail of Dr Balasaheb Sawant Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth (DBSKKV) Senior Research Fellow Recruitment:
Name of the Post : Senior Research Fellow
Essential educational qualification : A-1 M.Sc. (Agri.) in Agronomy or M.Sc. (Agri.) in Agril. Chemistry and Soil Science 17,600/- (16000 + 10 % HRA) A-2 M.Sc. (Agri.) in Agronomy or M.Sc. (Agri.) in Agril. Chemistry and Soil Science with NET exam OR Ph.D. in Agronomy or in Agril. Chemistry and Soil Science
Senior Research Fellow : B-1 M.Sc. (Agri.) in Horticulture 17,600/- (16000 + 10 % HRA) B-2 M.Sc. (Agri.) in Horticulture with NET exam OR Ph.D. in Horticulture
Selection Procedure for Dr Balasaheb Sawant Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth (DBSKKV) – Senior Research Fellow Post:
Candidates can apply on or before 6/1/2016.
No detailed information about the selection procedure is mentioned in the recruitment notification.
How to apply for Senior Research Fellow Vacancy in Dr Balasaheb Sawant Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth (DBSKKV) :
Applications are invited from the eligible candidates for Senior Research Fellow posts purely temporary and on contract basis in "Network Project on Organic Farming" project being implemented in the University. Candidates are hereby informed to submit the application on or before 6th January, 2015 in the office of Principal Investigator and Chief Agronomist, AICRP on Integrated Farming System, Regional Agril. Research Station, Karjat, Dist. Raigad. However, the interview will be conducted on 8th January, 2015 at 15.00 hrs. in the office of Director of Research, Dr. Balasaheb Sawant Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth, Dapoli.
Other conditions: 1. Age limit – Not more than 33 years (Relaxation as per rule for SC/NT and other categories).
Candidates should apply giving full details in the prescribed Proforma enclosed. The application should be addressed to the "Principal Investigator of concerned scheme.
The envelope should be superscribed as "Application for the post "Senior Research Fellow" under the scheme "Network Project on Organic Farming", Regional Agril. Research Station, Karjat, Dist. RaigadThe eligible candidates will be interviewed by selection committee.
All certificates will have to be produced in original at the time of interview.
No TA/DA shall be paid to the candidates appearing for interview.
The selected candidates will be required to give an undertaking on stamp paper worth Rs. 100/- that he/she will not leave job during the appointment period and shall complete the assignment and he/she will not claim for appointment on regular basis.
The candidates will be appointed for 11 month period (or less than that as per project duration).
Candidate should note that they should submit application to office or undersigned (Principal Investigator). However, interview will be conducted in the office of Director of Research, Dr. Balasaheb Sawant Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth, Dapoli. No separate call letters will be issued for attending interviews.
The candidate will have no any claim for his/her continuation of service as well as claim for appointment on regular establishment in the services of Dr. Balasaheb Sawant Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth, Dapoli.
The candidate will have to give one month advance notice if he/she desire to leave the job failing which, he/she have to surrender one month salary.
The University reserves the right to reject one or all the applications at his discretion without any reasons thereof.
Selected candidates will be placed at various locations under University jurisdiction where scheme in question is in operation.
The appointment as well as any claims for payment will be co-terminus with operation of scheme.
. As these schemes are research oriented, the selected candidates would render their services with due responsibility and give the result of the schemes as well as all other information as per the requirement of scheme to concerned agency/office and as per directives from the University.
The consolidated pay given in this advertisement may be changed as per decision of university or revised as per guideline in future.
The candidate has to submit no objection certificate with an application from present employer in case he/she is already in service.
Misconduct or misbehavior in any manner may result into cancellation of candidature.
This university will not be responsible for any postal delay.
Canvassing in any form will render the candidate disqualified for the post.
Separate application should be made for each post
Important dates to remember :
Last Date to Apply for this job 6/1/2016
Reference: Dr Balasaheb Sawant Konkan Krishi Vidyapeeth (DBSKKV) Recruitment 2016 – No.RARS/NPOF/2337/of 2015


text:
Private Project
This project was successfully completed by XcodePro492 for $60 USD in a day.Get free quotes for a project like this
Project Budget$60 USD
Completed In1 day
Total Bids1
Project Description
2 app modification tasks, upload to apple & diawi build.
Looking to make some money?
- Set your budget and the timeframe
- Outline your proposal
- Get paid for your work
Hire Freelancers who also bid on this project
Looking for work?
Work on projects like this and make money from home!Sign Up Now
- Forbes
- The New York Times
- Time
- Wall Street Journal
- Times Online


text:
I've written several articles on the amount of murders of white people taking place in South Africa and the statistics - what we can gain from them - is not pretty at all. Now that I've laid the groundwork with those two articles, I'd like to highlight a couple of specific things that I believe bring things into a sharper focus.
It wasn't long after the previous (and racist) white government of South Africa was replaced with a black (and racist) majority government that songs like "Kill the Boer" came once again to the fore, but this time, it was sung by South Africa's political lead-ers. White farmers have been murdered to the tune of 60,000 since 2008, but some say that in actuality, it's a great deal higher in number.
Blacks, who felt abused and pushed down under P.W. Botha's regime retaliated against the farmer by "robbing" him. This type of robbery generally included beatings, torture, rape (wife or daughters raped while rest forced to watch), then ultimately killing them. This was rarely done quickly, but often painfully and even sometimes done by what is called "necklacing," which involves placing a tire over the head of the victim that is filled with gasoline, then lighting it on fire. Death would come, but only after agonizing moments of being burned. Allegedly, this was a method that Minnie Mandela herself approved of for whites.
But the phrase "Kill the Boer," though often said to refer only to white farmers, actually refers to any and all white people according to several sources. More than one source on the 'Net notes, "All whites are seen as 'boers.' Remember the other song 'Kill the Boer and Kill the Farmer.' Yesterday in court, a murderer said that he was just obeying the president when he killed the white pensioner."
The other thing I'd like to point out is the similarity between South Africa's history and America's. Because of the slavery issue here in the United States, it took blacks quite a while to gain their independence and freedom. Even then, the old racist attitudes remained. It has taken several generations before things really started to turn around. People like Martin Luther King, Jr. have come and gone and with it, his ideals of peaceful resistance. Today's black leader is more apt to shove himself in your face while calling you every racist name he can think of ("cracker" is the favored term), and literally foaming at the mouth while his bodyguards hang back just slightly to protect his rear from a good whooping. But, I digress.
In today's society, there is a growing scourge of black on white crime, and much of it has to do with the belief that the black community in general has not come that far, that blacks are still being severely hampered by whites. This belief (based on unproven and asinine hypotheses like Critical Race Theory, which in itself is fully racist toward whites), has been fanned into flame by the professional race-baiters throughout America. Whether it's Al Sharpton, Jessie Jackson, Louis Farrakhan, any numbers of black, racist, talking heads, or someone else - there are too many to recount here - the fires of discontent and racial animosity directed by blacks toward whites is kept alive and growing.
In essence, the same thing has occurred in South Africa. Years ago, when Botha's regime ruled the country, there were places where blacks were not allowed and only whites could go due to racist attitudes that existed. Blacks were not allowed to vote (until 1994 when Mandela ran...and won). There were many ways in which blacks were deprived from being full citizens of the country they were also born in (unlike America, where they were brought in from places in Africa, having been sold to slave traders by other blacks).
Eventually, with the installment of Mandela as president, things began to change in South Africa. While situations for blacks improved, situations for whites began to falter. In essence, it was payback. Crime, including murder, has skyrocketed in South Africa. It's the same in the US in areas where Democrats rule and Democrat policies have turned beautiful places into apocalyptic ghettos where rats are even scared to live.
The similarities between South Africa and America are interesting. As the murder rate of whites by blacks has risen in South Africa, crimes against whites by blacks have also climbed. I find it telling that the mainstream media often refuses to cover the many instances of the so-called "knock-out game," which was started by "bored" groups of young black people, who decided it would be fun to go up to lone white people and sucker punch them. Many whites have died because of these attacks. Rarely, if ever, are the crimes charged as hate crimes. When the suspects are caught (and most usually are), they are simply charged with assault or second degree murder or manslaughter. I guess that's the best we can expect, although in the one incident not long ago where a white man played the knock-out game against a black man, severely injuring him, the charge of hate-crime was nearly automatic.
Then again, some firmly believe that what is happening in South Africa (and I would assume the USA) is "karma," as one individual on Twitter noted. The problem with that view is that people are responsible for the choices they make. I saw a video the other day in which a guy driving a truck was tailgating another driver (who was recording it on her phone). The guy was finally able to pass her on the right, but slowed down to flip her off. As he continued past her, he lost control, spun out and slammed into the median backwards. Call that "karma" if you want (though I don't believe in karma), but when people make choices to choose racism in any form, it's not karma.
There are too many who would excuse the terrible things done by P.W. Botha's white government in South Africa. At the same time, there are those who excuse the "payback" that is taking place under the current racist black government as either payback or "karma." When does it stop? When does someone stand up and say "ENOUGH!"?
Those blacks who won't go along with the racist intents of other blacks are also victimized. Often, these blacks are murdered using "necklacing" to make a point. It is reminiscent of Muslims killing other Muslims deemed not to be radical enough.
I guess what I'm saying is that what has become the terrible norm in South Africa may be on the way to becoming the norm in America, to a lesser degree, but left unchecked can become something just as terrible. Racism from anyone toward any group is never good. It does not have the power to heal. It only has the power to destroy and continue a very vicious cycle.
South Africa has a distinct racism problem and now, blacks are in power and are doing exactly what whites did under Botha's racist government. The brutality is inexcusable. There are too many people in Africa who take their cue from President Zuma and want to see whites dead or gone.
Here in America, there is growing resentment by those within the black community that allows them to feed off their own aggression and anger. It gives voice to the criminality toward whites. It, of course, needs to stop. Any and all racism is evil, completely destructive, and anti-God.
Those who traffic in it do harm to themselves because they make themselves far less than what God intended us to be. The divisive nature of racism tears at the very fabric of society. The problem, of course, is that as long as there are leaders who foment racism, racism itself will reverberate through society - whether in South Africa, America, or somewhere else.
Many blacks in South Africa (and in America) wrongly believe that they are not racist, but merely watching karma take its course. Those who do nothing to stop it are as wrong as those who create it.
It needs to stop, and it can only stop when each person decides they will not be the vehicle through which racism is extended to another person in society. The only chance we have of that happening is when we continue to point out the problem and teach people that one by one, they are responsible for what they do with racism: accept it or reject it.
Pass the word!Don't forget to Like Freedom Outpost on Facebook, Google Plus, & Twitter. You can also get Freedom Outpost delivered to your Amazon Kindle device here.


text:
Early Intervention is Key to Success in Reading
Studies show that children who receive intervention to remediate their reading problems before entering the third grade have a higher chance of being able to read on grade level. Each year that a family waits to receive help, the probability of success decreases.
"Children develop bad habits to try and cover up their problems with reading," says Trident Academy Primary Teacher Barbara Waterstradt. "When you can get them in early and teach them useful strategies to sound out words for reading and spelling, they have a strong foundation going forward."
Building a Strong Foundation
Students who come to Trident Academy in the primary grades are highly likely to develop the strategies necessary to transition to a conventional school. Two students who transitioned out of the third grade last spring are reportedly doing very well in their new school and on standardized tests. Both started at Trident Academy in first grade.
"Our main focus is on teaching strategies," explains Mrs. Waterstradt. "Then the students will be able to read or spell any word, no matter how complicated. Once mastered, they can take these strategies anywhere with them."
Renowned dyslexia expert Sally Shaywitz offers tips for knowing at an early age if you have a struggling reader: http://dyslexia.yale.edu/PAR_EarlyIntervention.html
At-Home Strategies
The most important thing parents can do at home is to sit down every night and listen to their child read. Repeated reading is also very important to improve fluency and comprehension. Mrs. Waterstradt says, "I tell my students they must reread a story several times – it is like practicing free throws or playing catch. Practice, practice, practice!"
If you suspect your young child may be a struggling reader, schedule an appointment with the expert faculty at Trident Academy. We offer free screenings that help identify struggling readers and various resources that will support your family. To learn more about early screening opportunities, email the Admissions Director at email@example.com.


text:
Intern - KTSU
KSTU-Fox 13Salt Lake City, UT
This was removed by the employer on 12/8/2016 8:32:00 AM PST
Not to worry we have a lot of other jobs on the site;
Browse all jobs
Browse the Internships Category
Search for Intern - KTSU jobs in Salt Lake City-UT
Search all Intern - KTSU postings
Full Time Unpaid Internship
Intern – KSTU
Reports To: VP, Creative Services
We are seeking a motivated Intern for the Marketing & Sales Department at KSTU. The Intern will play an important role in promoting the station image to the advertising community by assisting the account executives, sales management, the research director, and the traffic department.
A student interested in the sales and marketing arena will learn to use many effective tools when selling television advertising. Students will learn to develop presentation materials, read rating books, research relevant market competitors and assist in the production of effective sales pitches. Students will accompany sales management and account executives on sales calls. After a semester in the Sales Department, a student will have a strong understanding of what it takes to sell and make television.
Must be 18 or older and have unrestricted authorization to work in the United States. Must be willing to submit to a background check.
You must be a registered student and in good standing at an accredited college or university.
Equal Employment Opportunity


text:
ED Magedson – Founder
Ripoff Report
copierscopiers.com555 Route 78, Swanton, VT 05488 Swanton, Vermont USA
copierscopiers.com Send completely wrong product than what was ordered Swanton Vermont
Does your business have a bad reputation?
Fix it the right way.
Corporate Advocacy Program™
I ordered a file format converter for a wideformat machine. When we received the item it was the completely wrong product. I ordered a Type C and was sent a Type F. Have left numerous messages for them and cannot get a call back or a live person. DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY
This report was posted on Ripoff Report on 06/20/2013 10:20 AM and is a permanent record located here: http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/copierscopierscom/swanton-vermont/copierscopierscom-send-completely-wrong-product-than-what-was-ordered-swanton-vermont-1060704. The posting time indicated is Arizona local time. Arizona does not observe daylight savings so the post time may be Mountain or Pacific depending on the time of year.
Ripoff Report has an exclusive license to this report. It may not be copied without the written permission of Ripoff Report. READ: Foreign websites steal our content
Click Here to read other Ripoff Reports on copierscopiers.com
If you would like to see more Rip-off Reports on this company/individual, search here:Search Tips
In order to assure the best results in your search:
Advertisers above have met our
strict standards for business conduct.


text:
AM.PM MultiDock
The AM.PM MultiDock is a one-for-all solution that can be connected to various mixers, including thermostatic.
To be 100% sure of total hygiene and to save time cleaning we have designed fabulous close fit handles for the trims.
The AM.PM MultiDock concealed mounting set is a probably the most flawless solution on the market.
Developing the AM.PM MultiDock we have done everything to make it faster to install and easier to use. By undertaking comprehensive research into the demands of both professional plumbers and end consumers, and carefully selecting best practices and latest engineering developments, we have introduced a product that surpasses all precedents.
90° rotational symmetry
The innovative AM.PM MultiDock's 90° rotational symmetry ensures that it's exceptionally easy to fit. Simply level the unit vertically and horizontally using the adjusters to position into place.
Advanced connections for faster installation
The AM.PM MultiDock's connectors protrude 20 mm which allows the installer to easily make the connection. Their engineered shape, consisting of a nut and a pipe, means that a variety of tools can be used, from a basic collet to a crescent wrench, to complete the job.
The AM.PM MultiDock utilises the most popular sized connector, G1/2 `, ensuring that no other additional adaptors, such as G3/4`-G1/2`, are required. Subsequently according to the recent tests, the AM.PM MultiDock takes 20% less time to install when compared to similar products.
Versatile fixings
The AM.PM MultiDock's detented fixings enable it to be both rear and front mounted. They are strong and utterly reliable, whilst their holes' oblong design allows for a margin of error when drilling. Simple and practical!
3 part construction
The AM.PM MultiDock's unique 3-part modular construction ensures that even complicated mounting conditions are not a problem when fitting.
Greater design
As with any other AM.PM product, the AM.PM MultiDock is about finding your personality and self-expression. That is why it's 100% compatible with the designer trims in AM.PM's most wanted collections to give you more excitement in the bathroom everyday.
Thermostatic bath and shower mixer for concealed installation
Thermostatic bath and shower mixer for concealed installation


text:
Beehive Surprise Game
Was £17.49 Save £7.00
£10.49 Last one in stock! Ask us a question about this product
Price Drop Notification
Beehive Surprise Game Product Description
Elefun and Friends characters love honey, but this grumpy honeybee doesn't like to share. To play: reach for a honeycomb, and the bee will buzz and vibrate. "Bee" quick, and take a honeycomb from the honeybee's hive before she jumps forward. If she jumps forward on a player's turn that player is out. The last player left not to have the honeybee jump wins the game!
- Easy for kids to play
- The bee vibrates and makes a buzzing sound
- Carefully collect a honeycomb from the hive
Reviews of Beehive Surprise Game
Unfortunately, We don't currently have any reviews for this product.
Why not be the first to write about Beehive Surprise Game?
Add Review
You need to be logged in to leave a comment.
Please log-in or if you have not yet got an account with us, you can register here.
Why buy from 365games.co.uk?
Trusted Retailer
We've been trading online for 13 years.
Insured Delivery
All orders are insured and delivered to your address with the best of care.
Direct Payment
We're working with the best and most secure payment gateways.
Get Rewards!
Get rewarded with Player Points! Saving you even more money!


text:
THE CELL. Key Points:. Structure (and importance) of cell membrane Structure (and function) of organelles Interconnections between cells to maintain structural stability in body tissues. A typical cell. Cell membrane Cytoplasm. non-membranous organelles. cytosol.
Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author.While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server.
non-membranous organelles
membranous organelles
Cell membrane (plasma membrane)
The ________ ________ model describes the structure of the plasma membrane. In this model the membrane is seen as a bilayer of ______________ in which protein molecules are embedded.
(fill the blanks)
Name the functions of cell membrane proteins
1. _____________
2. _____________
3. _____________
4. _____________
5. _____________
Cell membrane (plasma membrane)
The fluid mosaic model describes the structure of the plasma membrane. In this model the membrane is seen as a bilayer of phospholipids in which protein molecules are embedded.
Functions of proteins
Cell adhesion molecule
Ion channels
Name the non-membranous organelles.
2 centrioles direct formation of mitotic spindle
In 9+0 array
The centrosome, also called the "microtubule organizing center", is an area in the cell where microtubles are produced.
Within an animal cell centrosome there is a pair of small organelles, the centrioles, each made up of a ring of nine groups of microtubules. There are three fused microtubules in each group.
The two centrioles are arranged such that one is perpendicular to the other.
During animal cell division, the centrosome divides and the centrioles replicate (make new copies). The result is two centrosomes, each with its own pair of centrioles. The two centrosomes move to opposite ends of the nucleus, and from each centrosome, microtubules grow into a "spindle" which is responsible for separating replicated chromosomes into the two daughter cells.
These are thread-like projections of certain cells that beat in a regular fashion to create currents that sweep materials along;
In 9+2 array
Q. Name sites where cilia can be found.
Respiratory epithelium
Fallopian tube
These may extend to the rear of a cell and push it forward by snakelike wriggling, or stick out in front and draw it along.
Q. Where can flagella be found in humans? __________________
Answer: Sperm
Each sperm cell is propelled by a trailing flagellum that accelerates the little torpedo forward in its quest to fertilize an egg.
Ribosomes are made up of 60% _______ & 40% _______.
They are active in _______ synthesis.
There are 2 types of ribosomes
60% RNA + 40% Protein
Active in protein synthesis
There are Fixed (on RER)and free ribosomes
The nucleus is the control center of the cell. It is the largest organelle in the cell and it contains the DNA of the cell.
The DNA of all cells is made up of ______________.
DNA + _________proteins = Nucleosome
____________ + Linker DNA = Chromatin
The DNA of all cells is made up of chromosomes.
DNA + Histone proteins = Nucleosome
Nucleosome + Linker DNA = Chromatin
Inside the nucleus is another organelle called the nucleolus. The nucleolus is responsible for making ribosomes.
The fenestrations on the surface of the nucleus are the nuclear pores. These are where ribosomes, and other materials move in and out of the cell.
Mitochondria are sometimes described as "cellular power plants" because they generate most of the cell's supply of adenosine triphosphate (ATP), used as a source of chemical energy
Every type of cell has a different amount of mitochondria.. There are more mitochondria in cells that have to perform lots of work, for example- your leg muscle cells, heart muscle cells etc.
Q. The mitochondrion has its own independent genome inherited from which gametocyte?
Chambers = cysternae
Function: Synthesis Storage Transport
Fill in the blanks
ER is a network of membranes throughout the cytoplasm of the cell. There are two types of ER.
When ______________are attached it is called rough ER (RER)and smooth ER (SER) when there are no ______________ attached.
The rough endoplasmic reticulum is where most ________________ occurs in the cell. The function of the smooth endoplasmic reticulum is to synthesize __________in the cell. The smooth ER is also helps in the ___________of harmful substances in the cell.
ER is a network of membranes throughout the cytoplasm of the cell. There are two types of ER.
When ribosomesare attached it is called rough ER (RER)and smooth ER (SER) when there are no ribosomes attached.
The rough endoplasmic reticulum is where most protein synthesis occurs in the cell. The function of the smooth endoplasmic reticulum is to synthesize lipids in the cell. The smooth ER is also helps in the detoxification of harmful substances in the cell.
Golgi Apparatus
vesicles come from ?
Function as the cell's recycling compartment.
Lysosomesreceive cellular and endocytosed proteins and lipids that need digesting. The metabolites that result are transported either by vesicles or directly across the membrane.
Q. Name "A" , "B", "C" & "D"
channel proteins interlock and form pores
Q. Where are they abundantly seen?
abundant in cardiac and smooth muscle
1) Gap Junctions
Interlocking membrane proteins
Q. Where are they abundantly seen?
Found near surface of cells lining the digestive tract.
Proteoglycan layer reinforced by transmembraneproteins (cell adhesion molecules or CAMs)
Belt, button and hemidesmosomes
Q. Where are they abundantly seen?
Answer: Found in superficial layers of skin
The End


text:
Start a Trial
Sign in
Historical Events
Family Trees
Become a Member
Become a Member
Ada Weekly News Newspaper Archives
December 20, 1934
- Page 1
First Name
Last Name
With All of the Words
With the Exact Phrase
Go to advanced search
Discover Your History
Issue Date:
Thursday, December 20, 1934
Pages Available:
Previous Edition:
Thursday, December 13, 1934
Next Edition:
Thursday, December 27, 1934
Ada Weekly News
Publication Name:
Ada Weekly News
Ada, Oklahoma
Pages Available:
Years Available:
1902 - 1978
Learn More About This Publication
2.17+ Billion Articles and Growing Everyday!
More Than 400 Years of Papers. From 1607 to Today!
Articles Covering 50 U.S.States + 22 Other Countries
Powerful, Time Saving Search Features!
Find Your Ancestors Now
Newspaper Archives
Birth Records
Census Records
Marriage Records
Death Records
Divorce Records
Military Records
View Sample Pages : Ada Weekly News, December 20, 1934
Page 2
Page 3
Page 4
Page 5
Page 6
Page 7
Page 8
Get Access to These Newspapers
Plus 2.17+ Billion Other Articles
NewspaperARCHIVE.com -
Used by the World's Finest Libraries and Institutions
OCR Text
Ada Weekly News (Newspaper) - December 20, 1934, Ada, Oklahoma THE ADA WEEKLY NEWS VOLUME XXXIV ADA, OKLAHOMA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1934 T NUMBER 38 A column of talk more or less about the news of the time. By Members of Staff 125 YEAR OLD 111 ROOSEVELT WILL DIES AT MILL CREEK POSH FIGHT FOR red XX oman Who I raveled I rail of I ears In 1823 I aken By Death E Ti.* nation wide drive against crime is not ii*-inc o\* Hooked as Ada city and count) of Medals work to keep tin- lawles." eh Iii* Ut under con'sol in Ada alai Pontotoc county, I ivo extra policemen have been added to the city police tor*** during the Ch ti st iii a holidays, when more activity mean mer* disturbances, and plat! - ai* lad mr wot k-cd out rot a pennate ut increase in th* city for* * Trait ic lie lits at intersections of downtown stoats have been under discussion for some tittie as a possible improvement anil now a radio dispatcher to maintain contact with patrol cars, o \ * • i the city is up tot consideration, it Ada continues to glow, it is also coiny t<» lie n* <•*—-ai \ to establish a police court, thus separating th** duties OI police judge I To til t fiat of mayor, Japan setons perfectly willing to rain or at least dues md fear the enmity of tin* other world powers. The lift I-, island kingdom apparent!) will not ayre** to a continuation of tin* 1P22 naval treat) between that comdt) and ti real 11 n t a i n arni th** Coiled States You will recall that in IT*22 President Warren Gamaliel Harding called a naval disarmament conference in Washington. in that conference tin great naval powers particularly the Toited States, <Iieat Britain and Japan agreed to snap < *-i lain ships which were- then building or had been planned. In the agreement. it was decided that th** Toited Stat* s aud (Me at Britain should lime equal power on th** seas. Th* naval men have a way of fig ;i iou the equality of fighting craft-. bul naturally do not have ain wa* of figuring th* strength of the human element. At t ii e same ti rn e i t was agreed ilia1 vc Ii e ti the I oiled Stales and Brea* Britain have live ships. Japan would have only tin***** ships. That is how the expression five-! Iv e-t bree ratio conies in, Now tile lit th* yellow fellows insist they must have a navy as big and strung as any other nation. Of routs*-, Japan •■annot catch up with tither t Im* I oiled States or Great Britain it a rue** in wilt* ships were engaged in, bul such a race would b* *u foolish and so expensive that it seems Japan would not enter it But you canned tell what a nu Gen will do when it becomes war Iii:** or territory mad as Japan se* ms now to be. You will want to wa tell the actions of Japan ax yea r. % It seems that sono* of th** uncials believe that Thomas H Robinson, Jr., the former inn.if*-ot an insane asylum who i alleged to have kidnaped Mr-. Berry V. Si oil in Louisville las* october, is disguised ami going about th** country el fessed a> a w oman. That is a picture ut criminals that is gen* rail) foreign to iii** public idea of a big bad man. Mosi of the kidnapers and KHI* rs resent to different form of disguises, but thus far we* have heard of nom* of them taking on th* garments ot the* modern flapper. Maybe* Robinson is mn of the bu biol wolf t> pf*. lh VV Marland s r* v olutioii.i : > progs am t«* reorganize Oklahoma > state* government is developing rapidly. A group will study fairness ut cont rads entered into bv the* present highway commission until its te rm e xpires; i Me* state legislature will probable appropriate* funds Ioi relied work; t Ii e national guard has been asked to set up an organization to give out loud amt clothing whe re emergencies arise; Marland favors a stat** resource planning board, a statewide. longline big!wax program. MILL .Vi elhi fit Ii woman (I rai.it* As a a pens) follow*-vv' en t sis sippi Ok TUREK. Ok la Au indictiiie tm,)!' severe t! coint has be. n a mother fat ruling of tht * d now in the In c, I J j Kezia i Hotato, 125 year j blood Choctaw Indian , died at her home* near ■ mountain today. la ye*ar obi girl site rode*; over the " t ta ti en tea rs .''J I by I e ( hoctaws in I s _ I lev wer*- e victed from Mis-1 tee lite land that is now Oma. Si* was believed tit*- et Idlest ' pet son in Mo- stat**. She live*d ; with heir only daughter. Lo aine Mohotetuly. s0, and had not been off be t- land for 50 ye ara. Half a century age) she* was a familiar figure at family powwows but she quit Iieq- social activities at TA, She never had seen a tai I toad train. Her hearing and eyesight was nearly perfect until death. Aunt Ke/.iah had lo ver be » n photographed. FERA Gives Work To All This Month FRS Seeking to kind Jobs For Unemployed Not On Relief Rolls Offers to Loan Money to Cities Desiring to Build Public Plants NORRIS JUBILANT Other Points of Legislative Policy lo Be Announced In Near Future PROPOSED TREE BEL! OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. lh. CP? —Offices from which the federal tree belt program in Oklahoma will be directed will ne opened here this week, George It. Bhillips. Oklahoma state forester and acting director for the belt program, said today. A. N. Butler, tree expert from! Michigan, will Im- assistant t<>s Phillips. Nine Oklahoma counties win* be touched by the belt of t / * - ! which the federal government plans to plant from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico as a drouth prevention measur*. PhillipsJ said. He has begun selection oft Austin Smith Signs Confession Of Killing of Lon S. Two Slain As Mob Tries To Seize Accused Negro Necessary Part of Homestead And Industrial Development, Declares »n Speech Gregory L PLANS Names Six Important Points of Administrative Policy When Installed do-t his Pon- 'I ii*- federal government i> mg it.- part toward making Th fist mas a merry one tor totoc- county families. Every person lis'ed on tile 1 Ell A roll.-, have been given from 2 to 4 days work litis month* thus providing some looney in practical!) every needy family in the county, 15. E. Hennigan. eounty administrator said Wednesday night. Th** inst two 'lavs of this week employment was given to 1*61 ta* n on TERA projects, Heim!-urn stated aud work was to continue through Thursday, when the cilice would be closed down until the latter part of next week. The size of tile families of Hie work 11icu determined t loci (lav.- work * ach was t.i especial attention was dr t he mat let to see that *, on the rolls received at days vvoi i this month. Charles Hott* n-u in, di the* Ted era I Reemploy rn vie* here, has asked tis' t Ii** Ada Junior Cha inlier mere* in locating jobs hundreds of unemployed cd at his office in the building. ic I I* a rn. • - *♦,»!* of ut Fei - * aid of of Oopi-for the re touch with ' that the city '•iii ll** urges even a part done, --et in anti see to it credit for pro* id in for its citizens. Employ men: for ber *»* persons ha through this offict stein slates thai It* thai anyone ! a dav'.s w**. •i -.ii mg tv en gent a la* S be* , but bas of capable and qualified i still on Iii- rolls who deseiv aud Ii*- is anxious that \d ness houses and homes I 's J w hen extra help is rn ll* esp* cia I Iv want; to p touch with homes needing -•* nu »i-n tumid Holt* n-t uitll reds •r-O! s work bun. I lion* dc*!. I i'i x' rn help during the holiday seas Ie* has a number of effiei -ut > I co a od a r* 11 OU se Iv* badly ii* epers rn od 4* on bis Ii of eninb IM, Iii « I rom \\ «•«!iiii > Ada Commandery Knights Templar, night vomit l)nil% » No. met and elected officers g year. (fordon M. testimony of little Gloria Vanderbilt. for whose custody lier moi lier and an aunt termite engaged in a sensational court battle. The aunt, as you !*-m* tuber, was awarded ear* of tip girl for most ot the time. ti.** mother to hav« ber on weekends. New it pomes out that Gloria, when asked if she Up ant to* circles and cross ma; ill letters to her mothier to j* -note kisses and hugs, said that was what tile)' represented but that she didn't mean tie ta. Ask* d if she wanted to liv♦- with her mother in the countrv she said ti* v* r. she wanted to alw av s live with her aum. Asked if she had lived a long tim* with tee motlier, she req Ii* *1 tis a I she had hut said, "bu* I Kl rd Iv * vet see her a? v -tiling of her. Sh, has nevei |»ee'i nice to u • Se* words *toui th*- poor little rich girl are • v i-denre of th, affection the ne*? mr has sacrificed for lack of a little a? lent iou aud find!) Titan ne ut <•; lei ,*w a sinai! da it git • or. 16, Tuesday for tile Harrell being chosen to head the organization a.- Eminent Commander. Other officers are: Edward Davis, generalissimo; Rennie L. Moore, captain general; Ulysses C. Dixon, senior warden; John C. Barnard, junior warden; Dr. F. R. Laird, prelate; Wilbur IM Lee, treasurer; D. W. Swa'Tar, recorder; A. L>. Stubble ii eld, standard hear* r; Wayne Wheelock, sword bearer; AL Z Thompson, rn-; James AI. Thompson, COTTON BARTER WASHINGTON. Doe. j 9. TP) President Roosevelt is ready to loan federal funds t*) New* York or other cities for construction of municipal power plants if investigations prove they can be operated cheaper than by private companies. This was made known today at Hie president's semi-weekly press conference in giving his views on current topics. The president took up th** j sliest ion today with .Mayor Lu-Guardia of New York and City ! Commissioner Davidson. They have refused bids of private companies to supply next year's (lower on the ground they were ex-horbii ant. The president said he was maintaining silence on his legislative program until it is pre- j st iffed to congr* ss on January 3- In all probability lie will not make the radio report to the nation he had planned before congress meets. Carefully guarding details ot his message to congress, Air. Roosevelt did disclose lie would pursue his policy of th** past and -ubmit a series of separate messages on specific propositions after presentation of his opening report. The ins: message to congress will be devoted to a discussion oi policies and principles. In Keeping with Ins custom. Air. Roosevelt intends to make it brief. Air. Roosevelt said he was hopeful of an early agreement within the steel industry on the lit vv proposal for peace in the in- *i (Jst ry. Tile three point plan for maintenance of peace was not dis-closed pending further talks between employers and employes. There is no specific time ele-m* ii involved in reaching the agr* elm at. Norris Elated Senator Norris (R-Nebl, advena?* of municipal power ownership, was elated over the presi-*1* Ht's power assertion. He said the executive already had the authority under existing i public works laws to loan money for construction of municipal power plants, but that the fund was almost exhausted. "I don't think tliis is a bluff • ii Ii* *. Norris added. "I think th*- i resident really means w ha* he said," In response to inquiries, th** president commented on a pro-pos. I of th** Edison Electric Inst it ut* ten* .i test of ibe constitutional!!) o' the federal power program. Th** proposal that in* iit join in a test galny was rejected by ist rat inn spokesman. The president said lh** overwhelming proportion of utility Mocks and bonds are a.- sound us government bonds. The water in utility financial structures, he said, is in : inholding companies. Therefore. Air. Roosevelt said he felt it was beclouding 'in- issue to lump all utility stocks and bonds into Hi, same category. seeds and small for experimental 1035. 4* trees suitable , planting in i OKLAHOMA TITA'. Dec. in. .lb Governor-elect Marland outlined iiis hopes today for beginning an extensive flood control program in Oklahoma within tile next sixty days. Addressing a flood control and soil erosion conference here, Marland said lie hoped to obtain federal funds for tin* work but that th*- state must acquire --- | easement to land which will be No One Injured, Considerable coveted with water. "There are literally hundreds of small dams that can be built, TULSA, Dec. lh (.Pi- Detec-\i tive Captain Sid Jackson said tonight that Austin Smith. 21, Claremore police character, has j signed a statement admiting that j he beat to death Lon S. Gregory, I 4S, with an auto jack. Smith earlier Wednesday said that a man and woman were responsible for Gregory's death. Smith's story, as reported by Chief Deputy Sheriff Evans, was that he and Gregory picked up the two, hitch hikers, and that the man struck Gregory on t he head with an automobile jack, then forced Smith to drag the body to the culvert where it was found. Smith said that he was forced j to drive the couple to .Muskogee j and that he returned to Tulsa aft-' er dropping them here. VOICE ll PIE Democratic State Committee Hears Emphatic Words From Women Members PUT BRAKE ON SPOT Promises to Recognize Women's Endorsements Distributing Jobs in Damage in Blast at First Baptist Church (I'ront \Vrdn«***l»>'x llail> ) Damage estimated at $2,not) was done to two large class rooms and an entrance Ii all of the First Baptist church late Tuesday afternoon when a pocket of gas in a partition wall exploded. The damage was covered by insurance. There was no blaze, but tile force of the * xplosion. which occurred in the wall between the T. E. L. classroom on the main floor and the entrance hall, blew plaster off the wall there and off the ceiling of the room below. There was other damage from the force of the blast, but most to the. east federal pro-J said. "These j built bv tilt? supplement ing the gram, " Marland will have to Instate." Much of his recovery program for Oklahoma, Marland said, hinges upon flood control developments. Subsistence homesteads and his campaign to bring new in-d is tries to Oklahoma are dependent upon the flood control plans, he said. "We can't build homesteads in most counties unless we have water for them," In* said. "We also must have water for new iud ustries." E. IL Howard, of Tulsa, for- Loses Life In Rescue Attempt Duncan Man Dies When Plunges Into Oil Tank To Save Youth of U was confined end of the building. The amount of damage had not been estimated today but insurance adjusters were here to clock up on Hie effects of the explosion and determine the total damage. According to Eire Chief Ed Haley, who investigated the explosion. the blast was caused bv I "i,i.i" , . i ; (Maumau of Ins good govern a gas leak some place in th** partition wall near a light switch. there tu riled. mer congressman and chairman I of a volunteer conservation commission appointed by Marland, presided at th** meeting. six Point Program Ponca city, Dec. i:«.—cr, 1 Governor-elect E. W. Marland will be in Oklahoma City today for .. meeting with the county gas having accumulated and, when the switch was igniting from the spark. No one was Injured explosion although there number of people in the ing at the time. It is located Fifteenth and Broad wav. MRS. J, E, BERRY BF in the at i J STILLWATER, Dec. 17. CB) Airs. James E. Berry. 4 7. wife of the lieutenant governor-elect, was injured when the automobile she was driving collided with another car 2 1-2 miles north of here t Ii is afternoon. Airs. Berry suffered a wrenched hip and cuts On the head. mein fund and the members pf. his various other unofficial com-mittees after spending a busy day yesterday with a six point program of proposed legislation were a'an<1 policy. build-! The governor yesterday also announced plans for his inauguration to be held January 14. The six points outlined yesterday follow; 1. .scott Ferris, chairman of the highway committee appointed a sub-committee of George Key, Oklahoma City; John Krou-j til. Yukon; and E. L. Alanin, I Sayre, to study the fairness of; contracts tittered into during the' remainder of tenure of office of I the present highway commission.] Ferris also charged way divisions wen with employes. 2. John Eddlenian DI NC AN. Dec. I El - CP) George Keith, 4 5, Ins! Ii is life today when he plunged into a 250 barrel oil tank in an attempt to save a youth who had toppled into the tank on til** Dan Ratliff farm east of Duncan in the West Tatums area. The youth, named Harmon, Ii is first name unknown here, had gone to th*- tank with his father to measure the oil which was being run from shallow production: being brought in yesterday. As! the youth leaned over tile tank. he dropped his measuring stink, was overcome by gas when i e reached for it and fell in. Keith, standing near bv, leaped into the tank in an effort to save Harmon and in turn was over-1 come by the gas. Keith's father-in-law and Sam Wilson ran to the scene, and unable to reach either man. be chopping a hole in tIi** Mile the tank. Harmon wa? J OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 15. i' B* -Patronage under the next ad-* ministration and party finances kept the democratic state central ! committee in a furors for two hour:;? this afternoon in a special 'meeting called by State Chairmen J. B. Moore of Ardmore. ; A highlight of Hie session was the clever maneuvering of the wo-! men of the committee who placet Howard Drake, campaign manage" for Governor-elect Marian i "on itll** sj of and extracted both an apology and a promise from him that women party officials will be recognized iii the matter of en-1 . horsing applicants for jobs. The state chairman, vice c'sah- j Anan arui secretary were dimmed,* |by unanimous vote, to apportion I to the bounty committees of 'he: i 77 counties their pro rata Mia* *.* I of a tentative budget of 'SI 5,OHI J I to wipe off th** $6,600 deficit and finance the stat** committee un*iI I the IE)3Hi campaign. Ferris-1 tterbaek < 'lash Scott Ferris, democratic national committeeman arid Judge VY. E I tterback of Durant clash-, *-d over a proposal of Ferris that !"1 will be one of JO men to raise $200 each to wipe out the deficit." i j "I vigorously protest against a Mew men putting themselves in the | position of saying that they had I to come to the rescue of the state; ! committee,'' Ftterhock shouted. ' Ferris said Th Courthouse Burned, Several Wounded As Guards Battle Irate Mob SHELBYVILLE Temp, Dec. 19 (.Bi A mob of several hundred j persons, two of their number already slain and others wounded, milled about tfce ruins of th** I county court house here tonight i as an army of national guardsmen ; hurried here to quell disorders j growing out of a futile attempt to seize a negro, j Fed bv gasoline poured on by j I he mob, flames destroyed the j $150,000 brick building, which a I few hours earlier had held t Ii «* object of the mob s fury a negro charged with assaulting a I I year * old white girl. | The negro was whisked away. clad in a soldier's uniform, and j taken to Nashville. GOO Guardsmen Mobilized i From over the state 500 guards. : men were mobilized and rushed into Shelbyville under orders from 'Governor Hill McAlister. Firemen said the mob hindered them in fighting the flames at itll** burning of the court house. I Dynamite which had been tossed I into the building during the height of the disturbance plod cd tonight but no on** I injured. j Three bloody attempts of t Ii ** I moi) to invade lh** court house and carry off the negro were stopped ! by guardsmen. Early tonight th** I mob members milled through the j streets menacing any negro who : appeared. Threats to invade I he negro section of Shelbyville were heard. The mob burned four national guard trucks. Negro At Nashville ex- WHH meant no attempt j. .I at personal glory for a few lead- from the hole a few seconds'later1 ers and wit,,drew and Keith's body was recovered soon afterward. The boy recovered consciousness in a few minutes but Keith never recovered although artificial respiration was attempted. REPORTED HITLER I lie negro, A. R. Harris, was ■ready for trial Wednesday morning when a mistrial was declared and Harris hustled through the crowd to an automobile which sped away for Nashville. j I he first assault on the court i house occurred at 11:45 a. in. when only one casualty was re-| ported, an unidentified man cut on tile head by a bayonet. The guardsmen stood in front °l the court house, bayonets! ! drawn and tear gas bombs ready, ; while others manned machine ' guns at the windows. Fifty yards I away across the court house lawn ;and the street gathered a mob of several hundred. I At 2:15 a guard officer waved his arm and summoned the mob j iti an attempt to address it. At . '; ' ,an*. close quarters the troops wielded his proposal af-I ter which Hie motion to apportion i the budget was adopted. I Drake focused attention on women officials' endorsement of job applica nts. i Early iii tin* meeting he said that Marland, while congr J made no appointments without v bayonets I endorsement of Hie central coin- i bombs ; mittee. -ll is Iii? intention lo ■! > that! The mob retreated with I when governor," said Drak and hurled tear gag Alan Killed lo Attack some hiuli- lie governor the lean admin- M auric** Rose, 24, driver of the other car. injured and brought to th** hospital lu re for treatment. Rose suffered a dislocated hip a no numerous cuts. Airs. Berry's son. Frank, and five members of the .Stillwater high school band, who wen* in the Berry car, escaped with minor injuries as did Hit* two companions of Rose. The cars ran together while the Rose car was attempting to car. the occupants car said. j LONDON. Dec. lo. .Bt Tire top-heaw ! Manrwess of ttonegall, writing in * tomorrow's Sunday Dispatch, says ! Adolf Hitler recently was 'Clacked stat** teiici j fr0m aj,. while he was living to. an no un-| over East Prussia. office Jan-j \ traveler who just retinue J there were j from Germany trdd bim th** tale Bt.mil, unemployables on relief the Marquess writes. rolls who would In cut off the An unidentified plane swooped federal lists soon. Marland said down from the clouds on dor fueli-state funds appropriated for re-, rer's craft, according to his eelier by t In* legislature probably I count, sprayed it with I mile's would be handled through the I and thou fled in the diluvion He had been given information. bt- said, that the women of :It** committee, in a session this rn >n.-ing had "bullied me up to a nice crisp." til*'ill Pawnee, *administrater design: also was cod he would assume nary I J, and that fed** a1 Set up. AV oulil Head OII' Riots .Marland requested Adin* Lit bunnia. The marquess' story says i: er Hitler nor his pilot w is OI burt General Charles Barrett to ! but those in charge of th*' realm pass another of Hie Berry FREES SEHER taut _______ M*t up a national guard organ!-1 leader's safety were greatly alarm-zation to administer food an inland precautions to protect Min Clothing to destitute iii event of thereafter were redoubled. food riots or other emergencies, *n arBele he also ays that 'such as Hie recent blinger march I the traveler, whom Im aid not 'at McAlester. name, revealed that Paul Joseph ! I• Rep. Ken Keller of Illinois' Goebbels- nazl minister of mopa- ward- senti- \\ ASHING TO N. Dec. JE* NP* The G*-rman-A merman "cotton hart*- deal was reported today o hun- run into a snag, with its tutu!** it, doubt. On* authoriiv. who preferred not to b. quoted by name, said President Roosevelt was withholding a derision on th** transaction P' odin- possible revisions. Ender ti*- on-sent plan leo.OOO to 500.-oo0 hales of American cotton wo.id !<*■ bought by German inerrant- wit ii the understanding that J;.ss * omit y would tai * German gomls in return, through a ct * hit art a agt rn*-ut. -¥ Greatest returns for the amount in\* A* I X* ws Cia--iii* d Avis. Clumper Potter Goal It was emphasized tin* admin ist ration is determined to go ;tbead v ft 'n its campaign for cheaper power. The companies whose bids were rejected by New York City wer** mein liers <»t' the Edison Instil Ute. Joining in the White House power conference was Read Admiral Reuben K. Ijakenhlis, who condu(leu a power investigation 'tor Mr. Roosevelt when Im was assistant secretary of the navy ; during tic* war. As a result of that investigation, Air. Roosevelt advocated construction of a government pow* r plant in the Brook!) ii i navy yard it was built. Tile preside ut said he regards the power question as largely one of simple mathematics a question of whether it is cheaper tj» buy from private company s or construct one s own plant. I' also was learned that the coe* min* ut has not paid so in ♦ * *•: its bills to tile Niagara Hudson Bower company since last J : ■ p* ndliig an investigation of v. Aper tho rates are excessive. Asked about proposals for construction or a canal through Nicaragua President Roosevelt observed no ii - XKUni Itta ily that is fat er years ago had inves- j I*-d in such a jtioposilion, 1 WOODLAND, Calif., Dec. cB- Tile "unwritten law way here today when a jury of ele- J 'asked Marland's opinion J old ag*- pension plan in I the national government I pay 75 per cent of a Ski) a :,t' J*1'I mon til pension and the state 25 'en men am- on,- woman acquitted!"" cf,'t.wi,h the ape minimum Judson C. I toke of murder in th- al. C^ars. Kent asked for an opinion on til** age aud the 'amount to be paid. Marland re-} leered the matter to his oension committee, pointing out that the pension would no doubt take care of many of the unemployables of an {Ran<»a. Js in terror of being p*ds-whichion*d and nas bis wife, Ma:'.ha, would I brepare all his food with her own $30 hand: L PJI FOR slaying of hi- attractive wife' \ erse-writ ing lover, Lamar Hoi lingshoad. j The courtroom crowd cheered; as tile verdict was announced. I With tears in his eyes. Hoke. 3 1-year-old San Leandro, Calif., milk I inspector, thanked the jurors and: shook hands with each. The acquitted man then Irngan 1 seeking bail on a charge of m-bezzling $1,S00 of city funds in connection with his job. This , accusation developed from th in- I vestigation that preceded the HI-, ing of the murder charge, attorneys also said he would suit for divorce. It was Dokc's second trhC, A WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.—(RP* . . .. , . , " , proposal for putting unem- ( U federal rolls. ployed ministers to work with an ni'ght reduce s'ate appro-1 government funds has been sent pnations for relief. lo President Roosevelt. 5. Marland after a conference The suggestion was advanced by of the federal resumes plat mug! the Rev. Carleton E. White of favored j Chase City, Va., chairman of a boa rd to j committee on Christian education with the and ministerial relief in his own j presbytery. I *i*og rat ii : "I want to apologize I > for not including women piny officials in the list of those whose endorsements will be necessary," he added. Atonic*! AAant Part Airs. Helen Payne of Tulsa, paying tribute to til** vice chairman. Airs. George .Martin of Guthrie, declared "we women want Mr*?.; -Martin to have something to say about these appointments.* "The women of the part) demand on** standard for ooth mea and women in handling patronage and in all party mattery" Mrs.; Ira Hargrove bf Lawton declared. Ralph Chambers of Fiche', for-' mer state representative, was on 1 his feet in a rush, asserting: "We have confidence in E. W. Marland and Howard Drake ami I move ! that we let them distribute me patronage, knowing they %v;ii cor* suit th** party.'' His motion carried but AIta * Della Quarells bf Muskeg*vice-chairman of th** second district, moved that "the Hon. Mr. Drake be directed to include the women vice chairmen ill his setup t< Ring applicants for jobs whose endorsements they must get." Chairman Aloofe iud i the mo-1 tion out of order. i ! "Governor Marland plans to go through Hie county organizations for endorsements." said Drake. I "You cannot expect the state (chairman and vice rhaimaii to pass on every applicant \\ ho has Heigh Edwards dead of a bayonet wound in his stomach. I The mob struck again at 3 p. iii. shouting and brandishing; clubs and pistols. The men ran toward tile court lions**, which now held national guardsmen. They reached the porch without a , moi ** from t lie soldiers. One man seized a bench on iii** j porch and crashed it through iii*? t glass of (in* front door. The guards opened fire. The firing became general and several men iii Hi** mob dropped. The sullen mob then retreated for th** third time. SLAYER OF IRE andi to Hie jury deliberated 20 hour*. ' tied Tim first trial ended with jury deadlocked seven to ii*, acquittal. SALT LAKE CITY board, announced he sue ii a stat** planning work in conjunction national board. 11 is | Leu j.- Time Highway fi»e 6. The highway advisory com-| mittee will be ask e l bv Marland formulate a long time "planing away program, which he t Ii *• declared he believed the state ■ for I should have. In connection with announced ans for the inaugural eight been endorsed bx I gamzaHon. Airs. AY. T. E boma City, \ ice ; fifth district int*- the county or- neriek of Akia* 'hairman of the rupte i Drake to CANADIAN. Tex., Dec. 15. hp Arthur Huey was acquitted tonight of a charge of murder in connection with the August 31 slaying of a. lh (Ace) Borger. The -jury deliberated but two hours and 2t» minutes and readied its verdict on the first ballot. "Thank you, gentlemen," Huey said as the verdict was read. He walked from tin* courtroom with his wife. Only a few spectator? were present. j The stat** had asxed for tile death penalty for the slaying of Borger in the postoffice of the town which bore his name. Huey, Hutchinson county tax assessor and collector, claimed self-defense as the motive for 'tile killing. I « I I ne arguments of stat** prosecutors and defense counsel centered about tin* testimony of R, pee ic J Officer Charles Boho "ironed out" his difficulties with an alleged crook in short order. After Bohn had arrested the 'suspect and recovered a flatiron I he was uIi*-g*■**i to have Stolen. the man started to run. Bohn : hurled the iron. Several stitches 'were required to clo<e the trash I in the uiau's head, . Asserting reports that there are "VT A*1 ",vr'! 1 u,,Ya 1?WBkC IJ' Nowan' Borger utilities off!- 20.000 unemployed ministers'- .at ?. *>fo,!l,S3 taat v'>« cia! and Hutchinson county dep- "must he somewhere near the I n*co*,me the endorsements of uty sheriff. The defense vigor- fact." lo* wrote the president: ! " "omen officials ot toe party. | ously attacked and the state <ie- " A ll of these men need an on-! , _ . .tended Cowans story which said portunity to work in their chosen i . promise, but I mu. t "'ant Huey entered the postoffice with professions, but I believe in these ■ u.t0 * "v 'r-v Tom, j pig hand inside his coat, engaged days the nation needs them in this t 'UH Hari*v * at r'>,u's a'-)Uf nnrcr«,. tr, a aam«i*.n ....1 ")■*. M because they will not g* t jobs, (answered Drake sharply. "Do you J. that ought to ho used." I "T bftWfn 7 'j'0 and j ^ __ j lo.OOO applicants for jot > and j - ----4c LARKIN, Ark. - ~Tom Kerr I Pro*>ahly win hav# 100,000 befmra f. . . f t. .Clarenc^ bought a mule with the bridle w<tget throug!,r hp. I age, chairman of the inaugural thlwn in for M at a hli . j Jerome Fisher, chiiman of,U committee: Eddleman; B. S. Isaje looU hnm" fl," hri,n JTlllaa county, moved to pledge work honory colonels to serve on Mar- ",ork I land's staff were announced. The colonels will be Howard Drake, campaign manager; more than they need rile rh is is a great moral force Borger in a conversation and aft er a scuffle, fired four shots int*) via back. Graham, Oklahoma City; Frank P. Douglass, member of the m-tiona labor relations board; (Continued on Page 8, No. 5) and left the mille. support to "Governor Marland n _ ^ ____ {his selection of employes because Greatest returns for the amount we bad contidence in nim when invested- News Classified Ads. I we asked the people to vote fo~ 1 him." OKLAHOMA Five elk National park the McCurtain CITY, Dec. I Elco ws from Platt will be placed in county game pre serve in an effort to start a herd on the preserve, Robt. P. Chandler, state game warden, said today. ;
About Us
Contact Us
Free Newspaper Archives
© Copyright 2017 NewspaperARCHIVE.com. All rights reserved.


text:
You are currently using an unsupported web browser.
We support the latest versions of these browsers:
If you have any problems while attempting to download a browser, you should contact your organization's system administrator.
For any questions related to Cvent, feel free to contact our Customer Care team.
Set in the heart of Usaquén – one of the most exclusive neighborhoods in Bogotá - the friendly and stylish Hampton by Hilton Bogota - Usaquen is just 30 minutes from International El Dorado Airport. Enjoy easy access to downtown and Bogotá's main industrial parks and business districts; and discove...
Northstar Ratings are powered by Northstar Travel Media and are based on objective and unbiased evaluations from experienced editors that individually analyze, research, and evaluate hotels. Hotels and suppliers are not required to pay any fees or pay for memberships to have their property rated.
Northstar Ratings are powered by Northstar Travel Media. Please email email@example.com if you have any questions or comments regarding the rating of an individual property.
24 Hrs
You must be logged in to view contact information for this supplier. Sign up for a free Cvent account today.


text:
In Knowing the Unknowable God, David Burrell traces the intellectual intermingling of Muslim, Jewish, and Christian traditions that made possible the medieval synthesis that served as the basis for Western theology. He shows how Aquinas's study of the Muslim philosopher Ibn-Sina and the Jewish thinker Moses Maimonides affected the disciplined use of language when speaking of divinity and influenced his doctrine of God.
To view this DRM protected ebook on your desktop or laptop you will need to have Adobe Digital Editions installed. It is a free software. We also strongly recommend that you sign up for an AdobeID at the Adobe website. For more details please see FAQ 1&2. To view this ebook on an iPhone, iPad or Android mobile device you will need the Adobe Digital Editions app, or BlueFire Reader or Txtr app. These are free, too. For more details see this article.
Preview Ebook
If you find anything wrong with this product listing, perhaps the description is wrong, the author is incorrect, or it is listed in the wrong category, then please contact us. We will promptly address your feedback.
Submit 5 page Summary ← What is this?


text:
Ghaziabad, Sep 8 (IANS) Rajnath Singh, Ghaziabad Member of Parliament (MP) and former president of the Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) Saturday demanded a judicial probe by a sitting judge of the Supreme Court of India into the allocation of coal blocks.
Talking to mediapersons in Ghaziabad, the former Uttar Pradesh chief minister said the CBI could not conduct a fair investigation into the coal scam where the prime minister's name had figured. So the investigation, unless by a sitting judge of the apex court, would prove futile.
Talking about the Indian economy, the former BJP president said only BJP-ruled states were contributing to the Indian economy while Congress-ruled states were involved in corruption. Naming Madhya Pradesh, Rajnath Singh said that while Madhya Pradesh had recorded an 18 percent GDP growth, Congress-ruled states were on the marginal side. Unfortunately, because welfare expenditures were 10 times more than production expenditures, hence the state had turned into a deficit state which is a wrong sign in the way of achieving economic prosperity.
Talking about Uttar Pradesh, Rajnath Singh claimed the SP and BSP were two sides of the same coin. He added that during the Akhilesh government, the law and order situation had gone from bad to worst. To woo investors in the state, a conducive atmosphere of security, infrastructure and power would have to be provided, which was lacking here, he said.


text:
Enterprises catalog ALL.BIZ: Activators composition vulcanizations (AKV)← Back to category "Catalysts"
Free registration!
Telko, OOO
Russia, St petersburg
Add to selected
Sale of import industrial chemistry - epoxies, acrylic resins, vinyl pitches Read more
Verified partner for over a year
Allbiz trust company more than 1 year
Premium Standard
+7(8 Display phones
When placing an order please inform the manager that you've learned the information on Allbiz! Thank you that you buy on Allbiz!×
Homchuk I. P., FLP
Ukraine, Zhitomir
Add to selected


text:
Canada crude-Grades rise, but more weakness seen
* WCS quoted at $29.50/bbl under WTI
* Light synthetic quoted at $6.25/bbl under WTI
* Tight pipeline space, refinery outage are big factors
CALGARY, Alberta, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Canadian cash crude oil prices rose on Monday from last week's seven-month lows, but remained weakened by the effects of an unexpected pipeline shutdown and a lengthy outage at BP Plc's big Whiting refinery in Indiana, market sources said.
Western Canada Select heavy blend for December delivery was last quoted at $29.50 a barrel under benchmark West Texas Intermediate, up $2.15 a barrel from Friday's settle, according to Shorcan Energy Brokers.
December light synthetic, derived from the Alberta oil sands, fetched $6.25 a barrel under WTI, up $2.75 a barrel.
Traders did not view the improvement as a fundamental turnaround in a market that has weakened steadily over the past month.
"(There are) lots of barrels out there in November without a home," one market source said.
Last month, TransCanada Corp took its 590,000 barrel per day Keystone oil pipeline down for an unplanned five-day outage so it could investigate what it termed as a "small anomoly" detected on a section of the pipe. Continued...


text:
Real Life Kismet
Inspired by a true life story about fate in romance. :)
*ahem* *ahem*
Thanks for making a stop here! :)
It's me Trish. And here's another romance story [typical of me I know] by me.
But this has a twist...
this is a real life story I'd heard from one of my friends during a normal break at lunch time. Inspired, I've decided to write this story.


text:
To Hogwarts! *Cue Batman theme*
I walk over to Malfoy, who, quite frankly looks like he's about to die of shock. I wave a hand in front of his face and he snaps out of it. "So how are we going to do this?" I ask, and, if it's possible, his pale face flushes at least two shades of pale pink. I hear Potter laughing at him behind me, and can't help but smile a little. Malfoy picks up his broom, and apparantly in an effort to redeem his cool, begins explaining how to mount a broomstick.
"Well... You can either go on the front or back, I don't mind either way, but I've heard it'll be safer for you on the front." I nod as he says this, wanting the safest means possible. He acknoledges my decision, and continues talking, "In that case, you get one first, yeah, that's right, like one of your wheely things..."
"Bike?" I offer, and he nods.
"Yeah, them. You don't need to hold on so tightly, it won't fall." He says, seeing my knuckles turn white. Out of the corner of my eye, I see Potter walk over to his broomstick, mount it easily, and kick off up into the air. He's looking down at us, apparantly enjoying the awkward atmosphere. "I'll get on behind you now. It'll be a tight fit, but you'll be safe. I won't let a potential Slytherin go to waste." He says, smirking, and climbing on behind me. Although I hate to admit it, my heart jumps a little as I feel his cool breath on my neck. He reaches around me to hold the broom just behind where my own hands are tightly clenched. He kicks off from the garage roof with no warning, and I sway slightly, and lock my legs together under the broom. He lets out a small laugh, "Like I said, don't worry. I won't let you fall." His icy tone calms me as much as a herd of stampeding cattle, but I let it pass, knowing that Potter and the gingers in the flying car will (hopefully) catch me.
In an attempt to relieve the awkwardness of the whole flying combined with general closeness of the boy behind me, I ask, "So what's a Slytherin?" In reference to what he said to me before.
"It's one of the houses at Hogwarts, the school we're heading to now. There are four houses; Slytherin Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff, and Gryffindor, and we have the Sorting Hat, which sorts you into the houses." I nod, letting him know that I'm following so far. He continues, "The Sorting Hat judges you by your personality. It has a stupid song it sings too, letting you know what house has which traits. I can't remember it, and wouldn't sing it to you if I did, but the jist of it is that Gryffindors are meant to be brave, and it always eludes me how those Weasles got in." I laugh, unable to stop myself, but he seems to ignore me and carries on, although his tone has lost a bit of its frost. "Ravenclaws are meant to be logical, and clever, Hufflepuffs are meant to be hardworking, and try their best," His mocking tone reveals his opinion of this house before he even says it, "But it's a pathetic house to be in. If I were sorted into Hufflepuff, I think I'd probably leave..."
"And Slytherin?" I prompt.
"My house. Where you can make real friends. We have real ambitions in Slytherin." Malfoy says, and I notice absently that he's practically whispering in my ear now. His breath tickles, and I make a conscious effort not to ask him to stop.
After about three hours, I see a lake, and on the island in the middle of it, a stunningly beautiful castle. "Is that it?" I ask, as I can see the light blue Ford Anglia landing next to... a moving tree... In answer, Malfoy swerves down, thankfully avoiding the tree, which, if possible, doesn't look very happy to see us. In the dim light of the morning, I can just about see Potter get off his broom, and we follow him to where he landed, and I grin as we 'accidently' nearly knock him over, or, as Malfoy said, 'Help him off his broom.' When we land, Malfoy gets off and offers me a hand, which I accept, because I'm shorter than him, and my feet don't quite touch the floor. After I have successfully dismounted, I look up to see a crowd of bizzarre looking adults gathering rapidly, one of them, with a feather in her green pointy hat, is carrying an old wizard hat, which I gather from Malfoy's description to be the Sorting Hat. An incredibly old wizard steps forwards. His face looks kind behind his long white hair and beard, but when he speaks, he is firm, and controlling.
"Welcome to Hogwarts! A bit later than we were expecting, I might add, but you're here now, and that is all that matters." He says, ushering us all inside. Malfoy offers to put the brooms back in the storage closet, and walks away from us with a single glance back. He mouths something to me, but I can't tell what it is, so I let myself get carried forwards by the adults and the others. While I am gaping stupidly at moving paintings and see-through people, I am pushed into a spiral staircase with everyone else, and it spins upwards. I am pushed out again, and promptly seated on a stool by Hermione. The witch with the green feathery hat, who I am told by Hermione in a whisper is the Head of Gryffindor, Proffessor McGonagall, places the smelly old hat on my head.
"Smelly old hat, am I?!" It says loudly, and I squeak in surprise, which causes the wizard with long white hair to laugh loudly.
"Well... When was the last time you were washed?" I ask, unsure, yet strangely confident. This question, however, sets the hat off.
"Would you like to be dunked underwater and rubbed against soap?! No? Well shut up then. I've got to Sort you, so let's get this over with." I mutter a sorry without really meaning it, just assuming it's expected. The Hat, however, sees through me once again. "You didn't mean that. Right. Not Hufflepuff. Definately not. You have a sharp mind, Amelia, a trait they value in Ravenclaw. As for Gryffindor, yes... You have a true heart, but a thirst for something more." I look around at the Weasleys, Potter and Granger, and see them all looking at me, apparantly not breathing. Distractedly, I realise that the only house left is Slytherin. "Right you are. Slytherin. You have ambitions, and it seems to me that you could do with some real friends....
SLYTHERIN!!!" The hat yells, and I see the others release their collectivly held breath. I smile, assuming this is a good thing, but none of the others look to pleased. McGonagall takes the hat off my head and places it on a high shelf. The white haired man walks over and stands in front of me.
"My name is Professor Dumbledore. I am the Headmaster here, and I hope you fit in well. As I'm sure you're aware, your case is a strange one, in that you have joined us in your fifth year. We have supplied your robes and school supplies, and we will wait for Mr Malfoy to return to take you to your dormitory. In the meantime, may I introduce Professor Snape." He gestures to a tall man with black hair and a hooked nose, who reminds me vaguely of my chemistry teacher. "He is the Head of Slytherin House, and he teaches Potions." Snape nods to me in greeting and I return the gesture. Dumbledore then seems to notice the others, and chuckles, "I see your new acquaintances are a little disappointed!" He turns back to me, "You see, there is charactaristically a little rivalry between Slytherin and Gryffindor, and these fine children are in Gryffindor." I nod in understanding, and the spiral staircase starts moving again. Snape speaks up for the first time, and I reckognise my chemistry teacher in his monotonous, dry voice.
"It appears Mr Malfoy has decided to join us at last." He says, flicking a wand out from under a long black sleeve and pointing it at the stairs which move faster, revealing Malfoy, who has now apparantly changed into his school uniform. He steps out into the room.
"I hear you're in Slytherin? Congratulations. You now classify as better than this lot." He says, smirking at me. I smile, however Dumbledore shoots Malfoy a warning glance. Malfoy, however, ignores this, "Come on then, you'd better get into your robes, breakfast is in half an hour." He says, turning to leave, sneering at the Gryffindors on his way out. I follow him, and I am followed by Snape. I feel everyone's eyes on me, but I hold my head high, and step into the elevator/staircase.
There we go, that was a nice long chapter :D Hope you enjoy it so far! And, yes, I apologise, but this will most likely turn out to be an OC/Draco fic!