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Report: 911 dispatcher took too long to process deadly shooting call
ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. - A 911 dispatcher took too long to process a call after a deadly shooting, according to an internal review by the Orange County Sheriff's Office.
The victim, Mireya Alvarado, was shot and killed in a food truck on Colonial Drive in April after two men burst in demanding money.
Her friend Rene Martinez placed the call moments after Alvarado was shot.
"En Espanol, una ambulancia por favor," Martinez yelled into the phone, asking for an ambulance, moments after Alvarado was shot.
The dispatcher, Janice Surkyn, didn't understand him and mistook him for a woman.
"You need police?" asked the dispatcher.
"Yes," said Martinez.
"At what address?" asked the dispatcher.
"En la Semoran," responded Martinez.
"Ma'am ... does anyone there speak English?" asked the dispatcher.
Speaking Spanish, Martinez told WFTV's Nancy Alvarez he frantically searched for someone to help him explain to the dispatcher what had happened.
The Sheriff's Office works with a language line that has interpreters on standby 24 hours a day, seven days a week, but the service wasn't used.
The internal review showed Surkyn was faulted for taking too long to process the call, and for asking a witness to return to the crime scene to "see what's going on."
Records show it took her another minute and 26 seconds to dispatch paramedics, even after Surkyn realized someone had been shot.
The Sheriff's Office is working to make delays like that don't happen again, according to the report.
Surkyn, who has been a 911 operator since 2005, received a written reprimand.
Alvarado's grieving husband said he just wants changes to ensure delays caused by a language barrier never happen again.
Adjustments have been made to speed up the connection to the language line, and 911 operators now have specific guidelines on how much time to spend with a non-English speaking caller, according to the sheriff's office report.
Sheriff's officials said if a functional dialogue isn't reached within 30 seconds, help must be brought on the line.
Surkyn has been a 911 operator since 2005 and had never been disciplined before.
She received a written reprimand for her handling of the food truck shooting call.
The men responsible for killing Alvarado still have not been arrested.


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Frog is Sad, by Max Velthuijs (Andersen, £9.99). Age: 5+
Max Velthuijs likes to keep things simple. He indicates emotional shifts with the smallest gestures - the line of Frog's mouth, the set of his shoulders. Frog's moods have been charted before. Here, he is sad. There is no reason for it; yesterday he was happy but today he can't be happy, can't smile and just wants to be on his own. Nothing his friends do seems to make him happier. But then, just as inexplicably, he starts laughing. Who hasn't felt like Frog?
I'll Show You, Blue Kangaroo! by Emma Chichester Clark (Andersen, £9.99). Age: 4+
Lily's behaviour is getting out of hand and only her long-suffering toy kangaroo will stand for it. She tries one daft thing after another until in a reckless moment she sends Blue Kangaroo up a tree where no one can find him. Through a night of beautifully bluey-black darkness, Blue Kangaroo, with his eyes shining white in the dark, makes his way back to Lily. He won't leave her, whatever terrible things she does, and his staunch loyalty seems enough to bring her back into line. Emma Chichester Clark's measured telling of this moral tale allows lots of space for reflection without falling into censure or relying on redemption.
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Blogs Cliopatria With Friends Like These . . .Dec 5, 2005 11:10 am
With Friends Like These . . .
I was reminded of Knutson this morning reading to the front page of today's New York Post. It turns out that the husband of GOP Senate nominee Jeanine Pirro originated a covert campaign to pressure her out of the Senate race, with a face-saving solution of standing for state AG. Albert Pirro, whose conviction for income tax problems had previously derailed a Pirro statewide bid, appears to have conspired with NY Senate majority leader Joe Bruno to begin a public pressure campaign to get Pirro to drop her bid. Bruno is concerned that Pirro will be a drag on the ticket and might cost the Repubs control of the state Senate.
Pirro hasn't been the greatest of candidates--her campaign got off to a bad start when, in the midst of a fiery denouncement of Hillary Clinton in her announcement speech, she misplaced a page and had a 40-second or so pause. But it's hard to see how another nominee could do better, or how Pirro could possibly be elected AG after getting into the race under these circumstances.
There are some national ramifications, potentially, to this story. The GOP has kept control of the state Senate in NY only through gerrymandering. If the Dems ever recaptured it (they'd need to pick up four seats), they could promptly redraw the lines and create a near-unassailable Dem majority--and, at the same time, they could similarly push through a DeLay-like redistricting of the state's US House districts, which would probably net the Dems three or four seats.
I'm sure that J. Pirro has a good sense today, though, of how Knutson felt a half-century ago.
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Clean*, cozy cottage on the southern (NY) shore of Lake Ontario -enjoy gorgeous sunsets and a view of Toronto from the backyard. Close to Niagara Falls and Buffalo, too.
The cottage is fully and comfortably furnished and equipped for everything you'll need to enjoy your stay, whether it's for two nights or two weeks, including stove, refrigerator, microwave, coffee-maker, and linens/towels, kitchen paper products and laundry detergents. Updated kitchen, bamboo flooring in most rooms, ceiling fans in living room and two bedrooms. Additionally, there's free Wi-Fi, a TV, gas grill, and washer and dryer. Of special interest to fishermen, we have a chest freezer and room to park your boat trailer - we're just a few miles from boat launches and marinas.
The cottage can sleep 5, with a double bed in bedroom 1, 2 single beds in bedroom 2, and 1 single in bedroom 3. All mattresses a less than a year old - and the sheets are new, too!
Great location between Wilson and Olcott , near Niagara Falls and Buffalo, Niagara County wine trail, Artpark concerts, and world-class fishing and boating. 30 minutes from bridge to Canada.
*How clean is "clean"? We may miss the occasional dust bunny (those things are sneaky!), but here's what we do between guests: wash ALL used bed lines, including mattress covers and blankets; clean and disinfect shower, toilet, sink, medicine cabinet and wash bath mat and towels; wipe out kitchen cabinets and fridge, stove and oven, microwave; wipe out dresser drawers; dust all furniture in bedrooms and living room; sweep and wash all floors; wipe/disinfect all door knobs; sweep back porch (we try to wash it, too, but that doesn't always happen). Periodically, we also wash the windows and dust the fan blades and whatever else we notice. My own house should be so clean!
Caveat emptor: We have had absolutely NO COMPLAINTS from ANYONE about any of these (or, frankly, about anything else!), but in the interests of full disclosure, here are some things we think you should know before you reserve. 1. You cannot access the lake shore from the property; we sit up on a bluff. You have limited lake views from the cottage itself; you need to walk out into the yard to really view the lake - but what a view! And you're welcome to bring some chairs or blankets out and lounge around out there to enjoy the sunset or the boats. 2. We live nearby on the property; we believe we're pretty unobtrusive, though, so hopefully you'll have all the privacy you want, while having the added advantage of a readily available source of local knowledge. 3. Our grandkids are sometimes over; we keep them penned up inside until a reasonable hour, then limit their activities near you - unless you have kids their ages; then they'll be sure to hang around where they're easily visible in hopes of having someone new to play with. 4. The cable TV reception isn't fantastic. It's there, you can watch it, but it's kid of grainy. We have some good DVDs, though! That's all!
The cottage was wonderful, had everything our family of four needed for a comfortable stay. Thank you!
We came across this cottage for a family reunion close to cottages with other family members. We were extremely pleased. The cottage was so clean, cozy and had all the comforts of home. We loved the porch facing Lake Ontario where the sunsets were spectacular, especially with the skyline of Toronto showing. My husband and brother really enjoyed talking with Paul. There are plenty of games and toys for kids if you bring a family. Both Dawn and Paul are quick to get back with you regarding questions. Information on the VRBO mobile app site is thorough. We hope to return to this lovely cottage when we could actually spend more time there. We spent most of our time away from it with family outings and such. I would highly recommend this cottage. Thank you so much Dawn & Paul !!
My daughter and I enjoyed a two-night mini vacation in this quaint little cottage. The owners really did think of everything that one would need during a stay there; everything from a very well equipped kitchen to body soap/shampoo & a hair dryer that someone may have forgotten to bring. The cottage was immaculately cleaned and kept, appeared to have a fresh coat of paint, warm decor, beautiful flooring and the outside very well maintained. We most often enjoyed the back porch as well as the picnic table with beautiful views of the sunset over Lake Ontario (you're about 100 yards from the lake). Even though the cottage is on the landlords' property, they are very discreet and cautious not to disturb anyone, although my daughter and I enjoyed speaking with Dawn and her husband and enjoyed the grandchildren as well, which I might add they are quick to be sure their outside play isn't done where tenants are enjoying the property (not that we minded at all). Dawn and her husband have obviously went to great lengths to landscape nicely and we enjoyed the flower boxes that are full of beautiful flowers now. Just a few minute drive down the road is the little town of Olcott, which has a few quaint little shoppes and a great ice cream place also. The area is a "slow area" and just right if you don't want the hustle and bustle of a big city. The great thing is, if you do want more action, you're only a 30-45 minute drive from that. We will return to this cottage! Many, many thanks to the Rougeux family for a memorable stay!
We absolutely loved our stay at Dawn and Paul's cottage. It was easy to find, the cottage was very clean and very well maintained, and our access to the grill (especially for two people from NYC) was a real treat. The pantry was stocked with condiments, which made it easy for us to only pick up our actual meal items from the store. Even though the cottage is on the property of the main house, we had access to the rest of the yard (front and back), which made for good running space for our 3 ½ year old and allowed us to catch the sunset from the far end of the lawn one evening. The hosts manage a great balance of getting to know us and leaving us to have our own time to vacation.
As parents, we would recommend this rental to other parents with children. The room with two twin beds was equipped with toys (blocks, a trainset, and board games) that our child loved to play with. Dawn and Paul's grandkids even came for a visit, and they shared a number of their own outdoor toys with our child. They had a good time and we had a good time meeting and speaking with our hosts.
We'd definitely recommend this place to others.
A very nice cottage on the greatest of the great lakes - Ontario. We travel to the area fairly often and have been searching for a place like this to stay for a few years. You can easily see the lake from the porch and the windows in the living room. The cottage is super clean and tidy. It is nicely laid out.
The owner provided basic supplies for the kitchen - including coffee filters and sugar and creamer. Washer dryer is also available which is convenient. There is no dishwasher, but other than that the kitchen has full supplies - stove, oven, microwave, toaster, coffee maker, etc.
The cottage is 3 miles from downtown Wilson, NY and conveniently located to Buffalo, Lewiston and Niagara Falls. We went over to Canada to visit Niagara on the Lake and the drive over to customs to cross the border only took about 30 minutes via the scenic route thru Lewiston. Don't forget your passports if you plan to go into Canada.
Dawn the owner was quick to respond to inquiries. She sent directions to the cottage promptly, answered questions, etc and we had no problem finding it. We had a little trouble with the internet access while there which was quickly fixed. Dawn has prepared a very nice book with information about local restaurants and attractions and has a good supply of maps and brochures available for guests to use.
We are familiar with the area, but this trip went to a few new wineries on the Niagara Wine Trail and also revisited Gold Hill State Park and Wilson-Tuscora Park which are both close by. Since we were there in November they were 'closed' to camping, but they allow hiking in the off-season. Both are beautiful parks.
Western NY has a lot to see and do - spectacular scenery and historic sites are everywhere and shopping is close-by. This cottage is a great home base for relaxing and sight seeing. Very pleasant. We hope to stay there again sometime.
5 minutes to fishing, sailing, boating, Niagara County Wine Trail, kayak/boat launches and marinas, playgrounds, public tennis courts, swimming, and beachfront shops. 10 minutes to craft brewery, good restaurants. Within 30 minutes of wonderful pick-your-own farms, golf courses, historic Erie Canal and Lockport Caves, Fort Niagara, Underground Railroad sites, art/crafts and music festivals, shops, even more restaurants, antiquing, bridge to Canada and live theater at the Shaw Festival. 40 minutes to Niagara Falls, prime outlet shopping, casinos.
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... with old shops on the ground floor. The space of the central courtyard is divided into nine equal square modules, where each module is covered with a dome. The second floor, accessible by a staircase located to the right of the main entrance, was used mainly for lodging and has eighty rooms arranged along a gallery facing the courtyard.
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There have been some blog postings talking about how to add the Hyper-V integration components into Windows PE. The first from Mike Sterling, available at http://blogs.msdn.com/mikester/archive/2008/05/30/using-the-hyper-v-integration-components-in-winpe.aspx, talks about the manual way of going about this. Then the Deployment Guys, specifically David Hornbaker, talked about how to do this with MDT 2008 in his posting at http://blogs.technet.com/deploymentguys/archive/2008/06/12/adding-hyper-v-integration-components-to-winpe-using-mdt-2008.aspx. But with MDT 2008 Update 1, we can improve this process and fix some of the challenges that David alludes to in his post. (I'll point these out below.)
Step #1: Obtaining the drivers
First you need the Hyper-V integration components from the "VMGUEST.ISO". The easiest way to do this is from inside a virtual machine: mount the ISO and extract the needed Windows6.0-KB951634-x86.msu file into a new, empty directory. (See the other blog entries for details.) Then you need to first extract the x86 drivers:
expand Windows6.0-KB951634-x86.msu -F:*.CAB MSU
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expand MSU\Windows6.0-KB951634-x86.cab -F:* Files
(I skipped David's steps that rearranged the files and cleaned up the temporary working directories. You can choose to do those if you like.) Here's what it would look like (except for the output of the final command):
Repeat the steps for the x64 drivers too, using a different new, empty directory because some of the file and directory names will be the same:
expand Windows6.0-KB951634-x64.msu -F:*.CAB MSU
MD Files
expand MSU\Windows6.0-KB951634-x64.cab -F:* Files
Not surprisingly it will look it looks just like the x86 output, just with different directory and file names:
The final EXPAND command for both x86 and x64 should show 305 files extracted (at least if you are using the Hyper-V RTM integration components; the number may change in the future):
One important note: If you try this on Windows Server 2003 or Windows XP, it may not work properly because these operating systems contain earlier versions of EXPAND.EXE and related DLLs. You won't see any errors or any other indication that the process didn't work; the resulting file count will be much smaller. Ideally, use Windows Vista or Windows Server 2008 to do the extraction. (If you are desperate, you could copy the EXPAND.EXE, DPX.DLL, and MSDELTA.DLL files from a Windows Server 2008 OS or image. Place these files into the empty directories you create above, then make sure you run them by specifying ".\EXPAND.EXE" so that Windows doesn't find them in the system path first.)
Step #2: Adding the drivers to Workbench
This sounds like it should be really easy, and it almost is. First, import the x86 integration component drivers , pointing to the directory "files" directory you created above (in my case, "C:\x86\Files"). Create a new driver group called "Windows PE Drivers" and be sure to import the drivers into that group:
Now look at the results of that import:
Notice that some of the drivers say that they are for both x86 and x64 platforms. Well, that's not actually true, as these are only x86 drivers. So we'll take advantage of a new MDT 2008 Update 1 feature to de-select the x64 platform for each of these drivers. Right click on each of the drivers and choose "Properties," then uncheck the "x64" checkbox:
Now we need to repeat this same process for x64 drivers, this time selecting the "c:\x64\Files" directory and the "Windows PE Drivers" group created previous. But there's one other important item: You need to check the "Import drivers even if they are duplicates of an existing driver" box:
If you didn't do this, Deployment Workbench will think the drivers are already present and won't import them again. It checks for duplicates based on the class, manufacturer, and version. In this case, all of those values are the same so we wouldn't import the drivers again. By checking the box, they'll all get imported anyway.
You'll notice now that there are again some that say they are for x86 and x64. Uncheck the "x86" checkbox for these newly-imported drivers since they are all x64 drivers.
You should now have this full list of drivers:
Notice the paths for each of the drivers: The ones with the "_(1)" suffix wouldn't have been imported if you didn't check the "import duplicates" box. (This also points out another change in MDT 2008 Update 1: We no longer create driver directories containing spaces in them. This is related to a problem with the processing of [SysprepMassStorage] sections by sysprep.exe on Windows XP or Server 2003. More on that some other time.)
Step #3: Creating new Windows PE images
With all the needed drivers in place, we just need to tell Deployment Workbench to use them. Open the properties of the lab deployment point and specify the "Windows PE Drivers" group you created previously. (Be sure to check the "x64" box on the General tab if you want x64 images.) Also specify to "Include all drivers from the selected driver group":
This "include all drivers" checkbox is another new feature in MDT 2008 Update 1. Without this checkbox, we could only inject mass storage, network, video, and system-class drivers. With this, we'll inject all the drivers in the specified group. Why does this matter? Well, in this case we want to be sure to inject the HIDClass drivers you can see in the above list. HID stands for "human interface device." This is the driver that enables mouse integration so that you no longer need to press Control-Shift-Left Arrow all the time you are working in Windows PE.
Also make sure that you have added all the existing drivers, at least for networking and mass storage, into the same "Windows PE Drivers" group, otherwise your Windows PE boot images will work on Hyper-V but not on any machine requiring other out-of-box drivers.
Now, you can "Update" the deployment point to generate the new images containing the drivers that were imported in the previous step and selected in this one. Want to see the proof that they were all injected? Check the %TEMP%\DeployUpdates_x86.log (or %TEMP%\DeployUpdates_x64.log for the x64 boot image) to see each of them being imported. (Search for "/inf=" to find the right lines.)
In David's blog he mentioned that you would need to create the Windows PE images in separate steps. He was talking about using two different driver groups, one for x86 containing the x86 drivers and one for x64 containing the x64 drivers. This was necessary for two reasons:
- There's no way to specify different driver groups for x86 and x64.
- There was no way to alter drivers that didn't specify the right platforms.
The first reason is really needed because of the second. But now since MDT 2008 Update 1 allows you to override the platform on each driver, you can again get back to a single driver group – both problems solved.
Step #4: Exclude the Hyper-V drivers from from the full OS
Now that there are Hyper-V drivers included in Deployment Workbench, they will also be injected into the full OS. That's less than desirable because we really want the Hyper-V drivers to be installed in the full OS using the integration components. So if you want to prevent this, you can create a new driver group containing all the non-Hyper-V drivers. (Yes, if you have lots of drivers this is a fairly painful process as you need to select the new group by opening the properties of each driver individually.)
Once you've created this group, e.g. "Full OS Drivers", you need to tell the MDT scripts to only use this group. There's no user interface in the task sequence editor to specify this, but you can add it to CustomSettings.ini (on the Rules tab of the deployment point):
If you skipped this step, it probably wouldn't hurt anything, but you do want to make sure the integration components are installed afterwards.
Step #5: Install the Hyper-V integration components
Now we need to install the integration components themselves. (Yes, this isn't related to Windows PE, but hey, go back and read the title: it's not all about Windows PE). The easiest way to do this is to set them up as an application. In Deployment Workbench, create a new application with source files (so we don't need to worry about mounting the VMGUEST.ISO), pointing to the "e:\support\x86" directory (where E: is my DVD drive in the VM) that contains all the needed files. For the command line, specify "setup.exe /quiet /norestart". After the application has been added, modify the properties to specify "Reboot the computer after installing this application". (If you want, you can also modify the platform restrictions so this application is only seen on supported OSes.)
Repeat the same process for the x64 integration components, pointing to the "e:\support\amd64" directory.
With these applications created, you can now select them in the Lite Touch deployment wizard. If you want to automate this by adding the application into the task sequence, you can certainly do that instead (hiding the applications from the wizard at the same time).
With these pieces in place, it should be that much easier to work with MDT 2008 Update 1 and Hyper-V. When I started writing this up (a long time ago, before MDT 2008 Update 1 was even released) I didn't think it would take so long. And I'm sure I didn't need to be quite so verbose…


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Chapter 7 (darkliquid original)
When an N'Geenr forgets their place before Pae, and shuns their duties, when an N'Geenr fails to atone before passing; they will be condemned to an endless circle of pain. Their Skel shall weaken and they shall know nothing of their lives except skel-less suffering for all eternity.
--Protocols, holy texts of the N'Geenr
Firdlass was distraught. He had never expected anything like this to happen. He wished he knew what to do, but he didn't, he was totally helpless. Karin had forgotten him, how long would it be before he forgot her too? Whatever that shimmering was, it had effected them both and, Firdlass surmised, eventually he would forget things too.
Discontent with just sitting around moping, he decided to do something. Looking at the barrier, we tried to gauge its strength, see if it can any weak points. In total, the barrier must have been about twice his height across, and about 1.5 times his height, all made up of large, heavy rocks and pieces of wood. He could see through the gaps into a tunnel beyond, one end of which lead outside, he presumed, and the other went further back into the hillside. If he got out of here, he wouldn't know which way Karin had been taken, but chances are it would have been deeper into their home. Regardless, he would have to search both, and it would be more practical to settle on searching the one leading back into the hill. On further inspection, the barrier didn't look all that sturdy, and Firdlass didn't really believe that these slobbering wrecks of a people really had the capability of making a sturdy construction. It was sturdy enough though, and as push as he might, it would barely budge. He began testing it all along its length, from left to right, and then back again, and the strength was about the same all over. Then he had a thought, the part where they pulled Karin through must be weaker, if it has a door or something like that in it. He found the place and could make out through the gaps that indeed this was some kind of door. It had been barricaded with rocks and more wood which acted to keep it closed, but Firdlass thought he might be able to force it if he applied enough force. He walked back to the very back of the cave, in preparation for a running jump.
* * * * *
Karin had been full of joy as the people, people that looked like her, had rescued her out from the cave, but that illusion had soon faded. These people were not like her, not like her at all. They hooted and screeched at her as she was dragged deeper and deeper into the caves, and as they got deeper she noticed that the natural light source was slowly being replaced by some kind of glowing moss that lined the walls and ceiling of the tunnels. She had stopped struggling, it was useless. Whenever she tried to get away she would be set upon by 5 or more of these people and she didn't stand a chance. She averted her eyes from them, not wanting to look at their naked bodies as if seeing her captors bare flesh somehow lessened her. At least I'm not trapped with that beast. She didn't really believe that though, something about the strange creature reminded her of someone, and she had doubt as to whether it really would have hurt her. It didn't matter now though, that was over. She only hoped that somehow these people would let her go and she could get back to the village, wherever that was from here, wherever here was. She sighed at the hopelessness of it all.
She had tried talking to these people, but they didn't seem able to understand her. In fact whenever she had tried to communicate with them, the had become aggressive and hostile, and only the actions of her 'guards' these 4 huge, brutish looking men had stopped the other people that seemed to be milling around aimlessly from hurting her. As she had been being escorted down these tunnels, she seen many of these strange people. They acted like animals, many of them walked about on all fours, some just sat around, staring into nothingness, many seemed to be fighting with each other for no reason she could comprehend. She had been scared when they had passed one just repeatedly banging his head against a wall. He had turned as she passed and lunged at her, his face all bloody and deformed from what must have been hours of this self-abuse. One of the guards had grabbed him and pummelled him so badly, Karin couldn't bare to watch, and as they left, she could hear the faint sound of someone choking on blood.
The guards stopped and Karin, each shoulder held by the large hand of a guard, was brought to a halt. They had reached what was obviously a special chamber. The light now was solely coming from the moss, and everything seemed to have a slight bluish-grey tint to it, making the whole chamber feel a lot bigger than it actually was. She heard a loud grunt from the chamber, and the guard escorted her in.
* * * * *
Firdlass crouched down low, ready to sprint as hard as he could against towards the barrier. If he could jump at just the right moment, he could land feet first right on the door and hopefully push the rocks on the other side loose enough to be able to push the door open. He took a moment to compose himself and then ran at the door, jumped and sailed through the air, crashing his feet into the door with such force, that the wood beneath his bare feet cracked under the pressure. He felt it give way beneath him and he quickly jumped back. There the door stood, cracked horizontally across the middle. It was slightly ajar now. He didn't have much time, obviously someone must have heard him so he had to act now. He pushed. Dust and fragments of rock were falling from the ceiling around the top of the barrier door and as he pushed, he felt the rocks behind the door giving way inch by inch. With a final grunt of determination, he pushed again and the door slid open just enough for him to squeeze through. He was free! He looked around desperately for something he could use as a weapon. These people worked by smothering their prey, and so he needed something to keep them at a distance. Looking around, he noticed a large piece of wood hanging from above the doorway, one end splintered to a large jagged point, it was perfect. Hearing the mad, laughing noises of these people coming towards him, he quickly yanked the piece of wood from its securing in the cave rock and brandished it before him. Come on, N'Mae-Skel!
Firdlass leapt into the air as the first of the people that he named the N'Mae-Skel came at him, bringing down the makeshift club onto its head with a sickening crunch. It fell to the ground lifeless and Firdlass jumped over it, heading further into the cave and into the fray. If he could just keep himself in the air, they would have less chance of being able to jump on him and crush him. He brought round his club with an almighty swing, caving in the side of the head of a N'Mae-Skel that tried to jump him from the side. If there was one thing Ja-N'tor were good at, it was climbing, and Firdlass used that fully to his advantage. He jumped against the walls, gripping onto small outcroppings of rock with flexible toes, beating confused N'Mae-Skel as they jumped at him, wildly flaying their arms, before jumping back down and onto the other wall. He had left the brutally battered remains of at least 6 N'Mae-Skel behind him now, and the others had learnt they had no chance of winning now that Firdlass was unleashed in their home and they ran, screaming at his approach, the occasional slow one tasting the sharp end of the club as Firdlass impaled them without mercy or remorse.
"Karin! Karin! Where Karin? Kaaaariiiiin!" Firdlass roared, adrenaline and rage running through him more than he had ever felt before, even when wrestling with Rutink-Mae-geen.
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Karin was led into the chamber. In front of her, sat a very large, muscular man on what she presumed must be some kind of throne. The 'throne' was made of various pieces of metal and trash which seemed to have been collected from the surrounding parts of the chamber. The whole chamber was full of strange mechanisms, bits of metal and other materials. It was a short of glorified trash pile. Karin, had never realised so much stuff could just be left around like this, unused. The bald, muscular man on the throne jutted a chin toward Karin and grunted at the guards, who promptly left.
When the guard had left, the man jumped down from his throne, a staff similarly made of junk clasped in his hands as he approached her, shuffling from one leg to the other in a strange zigzagging fashion. As he approached, Karin noticed that unlike the other people she had seen so far, this man was just bald, he wasn't completely hairless. His eyebrows were still there, as was his armpit hair. Karin dare not look any further than that, she didn't want to provoke him or give him and signal he might interpret the wrong way.
The man slowly circled her in his strange zigzag fashion, sniffing her occasionally and touching her with a probing finger. She didn't know what to do and so she just stood there, frozen, hoping that the man would leave her alone. The man had come full circle and was facing her again. He looked down at her, a horrible grin on his face, showing his hideous, decaying teeth.
"W-What d-do you want?" Karin shuddered.
As soon as she uttered the words, the man glared at her and his hand came swinging round slapping her in the face, sending her to the ground. She clutched her face, and began trying to back away from him, pushing herself along the floor with her legs. The man snarled at her and ran up, kicking her in the side over and over again, screeching at the top of his lungs.
Huddled up in pain, trying desperately to protect herself from the torrent of blows raining down on her, Karin curled into a ball, protecting her head and face. Eventually, through the ringing in her ears, she heard a grunt. The beast of a man that had been beating her had gotten bored. Her head was ringing and she was aching all over, at least in the places that hadn't already gone numb. She dared not move in case she invoked another attack. Instead, she just laid there, silently crying to herself through tightly shut eyes.
* * * * *
The rage was in Firdlass now. It was boiling deep in his very Skel. He was in a Skel-For, the burning heat of his rage erupting from his Skel and spilling out in the hot fury of battle. None could stand in his way as he travelled, unchallenged by the now cowering and awestruck N'Mae-skel, towards what he had gathered was some kind of important place. He has searched high and low, reaching out with his Skel for Karin, and still nothing. Something deeper though, something inside him was telling him he was on the right path. The man, the N'Skel that he saw in Karin's mind and in his dreams, the man was guiding him, fuelling his Skel-For, bringing him closer to saving Karin.
The tunnel was opening out now. Glowing moss covered the walls and ceiling, the cold blue-grey light reflecting Firdlass' malice and intent. He would destroy anyone who harmed Karin, destroy them utterly and absolutely. He was close. The tunnel ahead opened out into a large chamber. That must be where she is! Firdlass yelled out as he charged forwards, his bloody club swinging through the air to take care of the 2 guards that ran to challenge him.
The where large men, muscular and well built. Even so, they were no match for Firdlass, gripped in the fury of a Skel-For. Firdlass leapt into the air as a guard swung for him, bringing the sharp end of the club in line with his feet as he ploughed feet first into the guard's chest. The club splintered through the guard's chest, blood erupting into the air as the body fell to the ground, Firdlass standing on it's chest. Breathing heavily, glaring at the other guard through his drooping brow stained with sweat and blood, Firdlass pulled the remains of the club from the corpses chest. The other guard could barely look at Firdlass, he just turned and ran gibbering incoherently with the horror of what he had just seen. The bloodied stump of wood held tightly in his right hand, Firdlass walked into the chamber.
It was barely a second. Barely a second before he saw Karin, laid out, cowering on the ground, a huge man, obviously the N'Mae-Skels leader, stooped over her. The man had turned towards the entrance to see what the noise had been and his eyes met with Firdlass'. Firdlass looked back to Karin again, and then to the man. Karin laid on the floor, barely conscious, the clothes on her lower half torn away, the man stood large and erect. Already, in the split seconds it took to realise what he had interrupted, he had killed this man a thousand times in his mind and now the Skel-For burned even deeper at the sheer hatred of what he had witnessed. This man wouldn't even have the opportunity to repent. For... this..., he could barely think it, for raping Karin, you... will... die!
Firdlass roared, he ran, livid towards the man. He reached out with everything he could muster, he reached out with his Skel, fuelling his power with the Skel-For, reaching out harder and harder, further and further against the invisible barrier that seemed to encompass this cursed land. The air began to visibly ripple in front of him as he charged ahead and the man, gripped in fear turned and ran but it was too late.
Firdlass was closing in. He could barely see the man any more, the rippling in the air was so intense. At the moment he brought round his club the strike, the rippling reached it's apex and shot forwards, into the back of the running man. At was like all Firdlass' hatred, all the fury and rage he had within him and manifested itself as a wave pain. The wave hit and the man dropped, screaming to the floor, clawing at himself, trying to rip out an invisible attacker from within himself. His skin began to split, as if thousand of tiny insects were biting and tearing at him all over his body and the man writhed in agony. Defenceless in his agony on the floor, he could also scream more as Firdlass pummelled him over and over again with the bloodied stump of wood that served as his weapon.
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For the first few minutes, Karin had thought the worst. The man had torn away her clothing and his intent was obvious. She knew she would stand no chance against him, especially after the beating he had given her, but she had been prepared for the worst. As he was lowering himself onto her, she was going to kick him where it would hurt the most and try and run, if she could. It turned out she hadn't had to. From out side the chamber had been a noise, the sound of men dying and running in fear and before she had realised what was going on, the man was no longer above her.
She had opened her eyes and seen the hairy beast-man that had been locked up her, chasing her assailant. He let out a roar of such rage that Karin closed her eyes in shock before she saw something unlike anything she had even imagined. The beast-man was wrapped in a shimmering field, the air itself seemed to be trying to escape the hate emanating from him. And it sure was hate, she didn't know how, but she could feel it, even on the other side of the chamber. The hate wasn't all she could feel. Something about it told her that the beast-man, whoever, whatever it was, was here for her, to protect her. Gripped in a strange combination of awe and fear, she could do nothing but watch as the man was crippled under the wave of hatred coming from the beast-man. She watched as the beast-man pummelled his opponent over and over again. His bloodied stump of wood shattered with the force of his blows, and he threw it away and carried on, fist following fist. Karin just gawked as the beast-man stood up, bloody strands of matted hair hanging down from his fists. The man he had beaten lay, barely recognisable even as human any more, on the ground before him in a widening pool of blood. Firdlass turned to face her. Their eyes met. She screamed.


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My children, my mirror
by Joni Ong Updated 11:14 AM Jun 12, 2011
My husband, Kian, met an old classmate he had not seen for almost 20 years and they struck up a "catch-up" conversation.
Classmate: So, you are married. How many children do you have? Two?
Kian: Actually, I have five.
Classmate (incredulous): What? Five? And all with the same woman?
Sounds funny but that is true - how many women want to bear five children in this day and age? Childbearing is the fastest way to lose a svelte figure, while child-rearing is a 24/7 job accompanied by dark eye-bags from lack of sleep and a thickening middle from helping to finish the children's food.
But I did want many children. With Kian, we planned to have six. Married at 27 and still childless at almost 30, we gave the reproductive tubes a kick-start through in-vitro fertilisation and our twin bundles of joy, Kristi and Kathi, were born. Liz, Emme and Jon were conceived naturally. Five children in six years - thus began a terrific journey of love that has been mostly sweet and endearing but sometimes heart-wrenching and hurtful.
While Kian and I think that we have been great imparters of wisdom and values to them, in reality, they have humbled us and inspired us to continue to learn and be better people.
Lesson #1 from Kristi, 20: Independence
When Kristi was eight, she tried to run away from home because I scolded her for having "Hello Kitty" stickers in her school bag when they weren't allowed.
When she was 16, she was sent to Melbourne (with Kathi) for foundation studies in preparation for university. The decision to up and leave for Australia was made and executed within three days, with her parents in Melbourne and them in Singapore. Scary parents, some say, but I say, brave and independent children! Spontaneity and confidence reign in Kristi's life; she tackles challenges head-on knowing that she only needs to try her best and success is her own making.
Parenting is like flying a kite - we have to learn to let go of our child and yet pull her back when we see her falling by the wayside. It is hard but, from Kristi, I have learned to let go of my "kite" strings.
Lesson #2 from Kathi, 20: Character
From young, Kathi has suffered from major stress syndrome - she is that child with stomach ache on exam days. Fine with daily school work, she freaks out at tests. Not surprisingly, we were worried about her PSLE results. Would she score the requisite 200 points to continue at her beloved school?
The principal asked to see Kian and me before the release of results that afternoon. Our fears were founded: Kathi just missed the 200 cut-off but Kristi made it. On account of them being twins, the school offered to accept Kathi as well into Secondary One. Gratefully, we said the decision was Kathi's to make.
Kathi was devastated. When presented with the school's offer to stay, imagine our shock when she said, amid her tears: "Mum, I do not deserve to stay because I did not earn it. Every place must be based on merit." She was only 12 then but her response spoke of character and pride, which have kept her grounded all these years. No back door for her - she went on to another secondary school where she excelled in sports and made many good friends.
Lesson #3 from Liz, 19: Compassion
Liz is the classical achiever. She believes in working for the results she wants. It was thus no surprise when she excelled in her O and A levels, netting a place at Oxford University to read law.
Her teachers in junior college urged her to apply for the PSC scholarship. She came to Kian and me one evening, asking in a serious tone: "Dad, would you be able to afford sending me to Oxford?" It turned out she was in a dilemma about the scholarship application and in her words: "What if my application prevented another person from going overseas to study because her family cannot afford it?"
Liz's compassion and love for people shine brightly in all situations and I am constantly inspired by her. (Yes, Liz is on Daddy's Scholarship.)
Lesson #4 from Emme, 17: Joy
To borrow the lyrics of the song Maria from The Sound of Music: "How do you solve a problem like Emme? She'd outpester any pest. Drive a hornet from its nest. She could throw a whirling dervish out of whirl. She is gentle! She is wild! She's a riddle! She's a child! She's a headache! She's an angel! She's a girl!" Indeed, Emme is just plain happy, seeing the positive side of everything and everyone. Her enthusiasm is infectious and we have learned as a family to just go with her flow and be joyful!
Lesson #5 from Jon, 14: Resilience
Jon was diagnosed as dyslexic at age seven when he couldn't spell and read as expected of his age. With the necessary help extended to him at school and his positive mindset, he has coped with his studies, now reading well although spelling is still a challenge.
Dyslexia has never been a reason for him not being able to do anything - science and history are his pet subjects and he has a fantastic broad-based knowledge of many things in the world. A shy child, he has grown to be a confident youth, enjoying dance lessons and performing and choreographing hip hop in school. His "can do" spirit is uplifting and I have chosen to learn from my son this derring-do.
Lessons learnt with and from my children have strengthened our family life and established ties that will bind - for a lifetime. Children do what they see us do; they are, really, our mirror.
Joni Ong is, among other things, the president of I Love Children and deputy chairperson of the National Family Council.


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Mr. Roosevelt also promised that the government would assist industry in co-operative supervision designed "to give the industrial workers of the country a more fair wage return, prevent cut-throat competition and unduly long hours for iain.r, and at the same time encourage each industry to prevent over-production '* Answering the question whether he would use the great powers being granted by Congress to expand credit and currency and cheapen the dollar. I he President defined his policy last night as follows: "The administration has the definite objective of raising commodity prices to such an extent that those who have borrowed money will, on (he average, be able to repay that money in the same kind of dollar which they borrowed. "We do not seek to let them get such a cheap dollar that they will Ie* able to pay back a great deal less than they borrowed In other words, we seek to correct a wrong and not to create another wrong in the opposite direction " Mr. Roosevelt objects lo the term ' government control" as a description of the plan he Is developing for cooperative supervision of industry and Of the program already proposed for aiding the farmer and the railroads "it is rather a partnership between government and farming and industry and transportation," he said, "not partnership in profits, for the IX)NPON May 8—< UP'-Oreat Britain will agree to the United States' proposal for an economy truce if the United States grant; a truce on war debt payments, It wag reported authoritatively today. This new development gained sub-tautlation in quarters close to th* government and observers immediately seized upon It as the explanation of Downing street's week long resistance to America's frantic efforts to gain British approval of a tariff armistice. Norman Davis. American ambn.ss-ador-at-large, has bern in London for over a werk with this as his major objective. Sir John Simon, foreign minister, found it Impossible to sec him for the greater part of last week because he had a cold. Many believed that Simon's cold was mors diplomatic than actual, an excuse for avoiding a decision until Prime Minister MacDonald returned from Washington and the cabinet had mel to discuss the question. It was understood the cabinet was not satisfied with intimations from Washington that President Roosevelt intended to ask congress for authority to negotiate the war deb's. Instead, the cabinet want* stronger assurances that Congress will place the President in a position to grant a moratorium on the payment due June lor the prlie hoax of the year. b.iml (he prl/r In prrtlv 'larv XX lit!-taker, high m hoot girl. of ll ulrti.n, Pa. I mapped with a smattering of trench. Xfarv hlrd her lo New York, where *hr brightly greeted a emiplr of policemen with a "Hon .lour. Messieurs' ' XI ary let them believe she was a French maiden who made her way here bv the stowaway route. Im migration authorities were all upset ii nill she broke down and confessed her little deception. IAN ENDS W. f. ALEXANDER LIFE WITH RAS DENIES CHARGES Two girls were injured In a series* of automobile accident* In this city early yesterday morning Both were given medical aid at the Chester Hospital and discharged Jennie Joblinaki, Id, of 1008 Town-! send street, suffered brush burns, eon-1 fusions and lacerations of the fare and body vvhen she was struck by ani automobile driven by John It Pints-man, 221 West Twenty-fourth street j 'Hie driver told police the girl Stepped from the sidewalk at Ninth and Fngle street* and was struck by the rear of, his car. Prut anan was not arrested.^ Mary Wallace, «28 Madison street, suffered 10 (tits when an automobile j in which she was riding crashed Into a pole at Ninth and Yarnall street*,! rally yesterday morning The car was driven by Ernest Buckley, of I rn til Mills, who told police he lost control of the tar when ll skidded on the wet pavement. Another strident was reported by John Burke, of Rub* y Park, who told! police his automobile was struck at * Ninth and Butler streets by a car which was being operated in a reckless manner Burke was unable to get the license number of the car, aa it was traveling at a high speed Another rrash was recorded at Fifth I and K< rlin streets, when a car driven ; bv Vernia Hhark, 728 Mrllvalne street, and a truck driven by Edward Raymond, of Springfield township, collided Both drivers escaped injuries I Observers believed (he cabinet wa* answering Mr. Roosevelt's lnsistanr* that British agreement to an economic true** was essential to tho success of the World Economic Con- Dcath of Airs. H. F. Schmidt .Media Attorney Held in Recalls Famous Fit zen- $1000 Rail on Bad ( heck mover .Murder ( ase Charge MORF MOTORISTS* LICENSES REVOKED Tile State Supreme Court of Pennsylvania will be asked to decide who I* chairman of Pennsylvania a Public Service Commission, Attorney Oen-eral William A Sehnader announced at his office in Philadelphia today. Meanwhile, in order that, the work of the commission may not lie disrupted. Dr. Clvde L, King and C. J Goodnough, the two rival chairmen, have agreed to absent themselves from meetings of the body and allow 8 Ray Shelby, of Uniontown, the senior member, to act as chairman, Sehnader said Quo warranto proceed mg* against Dr King, who asserted he would not relinquish the chair although Governor Gifford PU.chol appointed < bx (Timing ii to succeed him. will be Instituted In the State Supreme Court within the week. the attorney general said. Dr King's appointment was not confirmed in the last seas ion of the Senate and the governor, falling to renominate him to the commission instead named Ooodnough as chairman. Continued on Pace I Hurter ti Al TO XX IS XI IHF Flames caused slight damage to an automobile owned by William Wright, of Tatnall street, Wilmington, De!* shortly after noon yesterday. Th* Are was discovered a* the car was parked at the Tenth and Market street* tntersoetion, Marcus Hook, and sn alarm was transmitted to the Marcus Hook Fire Comjiany, No I. The blaw was extinguished with chemicals and the rar w'as able to proceed under its own power. William Cloud Alexander, widely known Media attorney and termer legislator, this morning dismissed in brief manner the accusations made against him Saturday when he was charged by John H Reidinger. OI Ridley Park, of passing a worthless check, The latter declared Alexander gave him a 8500 check in 1932. which came back and that he later redeposited it, but failed to collect. The check trouble dates back to the arrest of George Wilcox, of Upper Darby, former president of the defunct Suburban Title and Trust Company, now at liberty on ball pending appeal from conviction on charges brought by the State Banking Department. Reidinger said Alexander was Wilcox a attorney and Reidinger declared the check was his fee for securing Continued on f'agr f ourteen During the week ending May 3 noon, the Bureau of Highway Patrol and Safety withdrew the cards of IGI drivers. Of thi.% number, 40 were revoked and 61 were suspended Withdrawals were 43 less than the preceding week, Operating privilege* were restored to 104 Revocations this year to date total 890 and suspensions 1330. Motorists whose driving privileges were revoked included James J. Ryan, 113 Jackson avenue, Collingdale. Drivers whose rards were suspended Included the following Esau Jordan, 1710 West Tenth Mr* el, Che,*ter Restorations included Wm. Bagby. Amosiand road. Holmes. Stephen O. Spicer, 60 South Clifton avenue, Aldan, Clifton Heights; Clarence Brown. 2501 West Second street. Chester. FINED FOR ANNOYING ROY SCOUTS TROD! Paul Carson, of Norwood, was given a hearing Saturday night before Magistrate Hood, of Folsom, on the charge of having annoyed a group of small taws. members of Holmes Troop. No. I, Boy Scout* of America, by driving an automobile onto the baseball field on Academy avenue, Holmes, during a drill, and chasing them and several spectators from the lot. He was arrested on complaint of R C. Stanley, scout leader of the troop, who testified that some of the boys. during the chase, narrowly escaped being run down by the car. Carson aaa reprimanded by the magistrate and fined 85 and costs. The arrest was made by Constable Charles Rldewood and Patrolman George Daugherty, of the Ridley township police. Congress Today (Hr t'VITF.n PRFSX) I hts morning Mr Alexander stated: "I never gave Reidinger a check and do not owe him a nickel He didn t go bail for Wilcox.'' The bail t*»nd for Wilcox in April. 1932. was signed by Joseph Hingham, of Ridley township. in the amount of 820.000 The attorney was brought before Magistrate Raymond Hood at Folsom on Saturday and was held under 81000 bail for court Hts bond wa* furnished by Nicholas Theodore, a Media business man. Banking Committee hearing on bill to broaden powers of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Finance Committee studies ta* bill. Insular Affairs Committee hearing on nominaHun of Robert H. Gore to be governor of Puerto Rico. HOISE: NEWTOWN SCHOOL TAXES REDUCED Tax rates in two West Chester pike school district* were fixed at recent board meetings, Newtown township school board announced a reduction of Us tax rate of from twelve mills to ten mill* while Marple township Axed the tax rate at ten null*, the same as last year. Both school districts made a ten per cent cut in the salaries of teachers and other employes. New town school board el Tied D Hunter Lewis a* secretary and William Culbertson as treasurer, while Marple board elected John T, T Lewis as secretary and Maurice M Dickinson as treasurer John Fanning and Virginia Will*, both of Media, were painfully injured when the car F'anning wa* driving ran off the Middletown road near Kirkwood and turned over yesterday afternoon Fanning was treated for laceration* of the head and Miss Will* for laceration* of both leg* which required 12 stitches to cloke. They were given first aid by Dr. Vaughn at hi* office in Middletown Private I .each, of the State Police, Investigated. Votes on Farm Relief conference report, begin* Inde pendent Offices Appropriation bill Labor aub-rommittee considers 30-hour week bill in executive session Commerce Committee begins hearings on Presidential railroad program. FLAMES DAMAGE SQUATTERS* SHACK CHILDREN ESCAPE IN D RIES IN CRASH A motorist drove into a service station at Ridge road and Market street, Linwood, last evening, and ordered a supply of gasoline. As the service station attendant was filling the car tank, the driver standing beside the attendant struck a match to light a cigarette. The gasoline fumes became ignited and flames flared up from the tank and gasoline hose, running over the Atafron drive Prompt action on the part of the service station attendant and the nm-torlxt, axels!ed by paving motorist*, who stopped to reinter assistance, resulted in the Are being extinguished before any damage resulted. MI XICO CITY M iV « HNRi A strong earthquake rocked Mexico City and Central Mexico at 4 34 o'clock a rn tmlay. Its intensity lasted for one minute aith a total duration of four minutes The National ReDinologiral Ob-servn'ory reports that the temblor ha* its epicenter In the Pacific aeean, off the st ate of Ox Guerre ro, atrout OO mile* from Mexico City, Harry Petty, of Evergreen avenue, Miimont Park, with two small, children. Robert Kelchner and Nancy Goodwin, narrowly escaped injuries. Saturday evening when a car which Petty was driving, wax struck by another vehicle operated by Adam Zig-ier, of Ridley township, at the Inter-•>< ion of Fe.-nwe*Kl avenue and ||\HRIM\N TRIAL POSTPONED MirOsde boulevard, Ridley town- — — — ship NKW VORK, May 8 <IN8» Petty, with the children, had gone Trial of Joseph W Harriman, for-to a store at the intersection of the mer president and chairman of the two highways to make some pur- boa) 1 of the Harriman National chases He had finished his errand Bank and Trust Company, on charge* And gotten into the car When he of causing thirteen false entries to pulled out onto the highway the car be made on book* of the bank was driven bv Zigler. crashed into it The postponed today until May 22. Petty car was turned completely nniiAAi not, id bv the impact and one of tin JI/I ll I. lf I ll kl ll • he, i is broken All hree occu- ||\/l?Iig Ilx/x/Ii pants of the Zigler car were shaken _ ,p n it escaped hurt. I V 4 TI IV MUFTC I epics of Times There are to be 80 000 hot dog stands at the Chicago exjxvsttion this summer. A Century of Progress! Oklahoma Indians are off on % ceremonial dance aimed at getting good weather for the crops Better watch 'em closely. If it works, let s bring *« rn to Washington and put 'em to work on the depression. Conservator: the guy who is brought in alter the horse Is stolen to eh an up the stable and get it ready for a new horse. Woman stood up in the House gallery the other day and yelled. "You can't sp' nd what you haven't got." That never bothered Congress—they t m spend what the rest of us havs got. "Work* Program Due Next Week," says a headline Hey I We thought they'd already given us the works. Chicago wife sues husband for separate maintenance, and says she'll take it in vegetables, he being a farmer. He'll probably send scallions. Now' that the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Mission* has accepted Mrs. Pearl Buck's resignation, it is probably jus' as well. They couldn't very well pass the buck, could they? Money talks, they always used to say, but under the new bill I x like It will have to listen for a change while President Roosevelt does the talking. Kansas City man lost 45 cents In a bridge game and shot himself because he couldn't pay. Must have lost it to his wife. Paris gets the new U 8 3 2 beverage. and tikes it. Lafayette, have a beer! Robert Wilson, of Cedar avenue, Holme*, wa* arraigned before Mavis-trate Raymond Hood, of Folsom, Saturday night, on a charge of assault and battery, preferred by hix wife Anna He was arrested by Constable Rldewood. of Folsom. Following the hearing Wilson wa* released on a peace bond for the t» rm of one year. NFW YOUK May ft UNS) A severe earthquake was recorded today about 2,400 mites aouthwe ,t of New York by the seismograph at Fordham University. The first shock was registered at 6 40 a rn 'daylight saving timet and continued for two and one-half hour* The quake was apparently somewhere off the southwest coast Of Mexico. The Women's Baptist Missionary Society of the Riverside Association will hold an all-day session tomorrow in the Upland B.iptl*t Church. Upland, lire business session will ire held in the morning, beginning at IO o'clock, and ail women who propose attending the meeting are requested to bring a box ltirrrh. At the afternoon session, which be-gin* at I 30 o'rlock, Prince** Blue-festher, a full-blooded Indian, connected with the Methodist branch of the society, will deliver an addn sa on the "Indian Situation". SEEKS INFORMATION CONCERNING FAMILY MOTOR! YULE SKIDS; OPERATOR INJURED WEST CHERTOK. Th May » YUP) -Three persons narrowly escaped death when an airplane piloted by Miss Mill Dillon wa* forced down near Kennett Square, police learned today. Miss Dillon and her stepfather, pope Y« atman, retired Philadelphia broker, suffered ruts and bruises a* the plane crashed through a rail fence in landing Mr*. Ycatman was treated by a physician for an injured knee. Ycatman told police unlay the plane, a new cabin ship missed and Mix* Dillon brought it down in the meadow. It was badly damaged in landing [iring Conference of County Association Is Held in Oakmont School Begins Weeks* Abstinence and British Swing; Doors of Poona Jail Jame.s A Austin, formerly a corporal in Company C, Sixth Engineer*. A. F F who Is trying to establish a claim for government compensation «'*cks a family named cither McCloud or McLeod, of this city. The former soldier, who ppw lives at Waynesboro. Va.. wrote to Postmaster John K. Hagrrty. and also the Chester Times, seeking aid In locating the family. He states the McClouds are horse trainers and used to appear with carnivals and rodeos in the west and northwest. He met them in Teckla, Wyoming, in 1925 Anyone knowing the family is requested to communicate with Austin Donald Ehrie, 27, Philadelphia, suffered brush burns and lacerations of the hand when the motorcycle he was riding skidded as he attempted to avoid a collision with an auto on the Perry's Tavern road, in Delaware, yesterday afternoon. Hi* companion, Helen Brown, of Prospect Park was scratched across one hand. Both received treatment at the Delaware Hospital. Wilmington. Del. The accident was investigated bv Private E Jones, of the Delaware police. Harry Btenirke, of Wilmington. De!., who was fleeced out of 820 early last Friday morning when a resident of the West Knd gave him a | counterfeit bill, returned to Chester 1 Saturday with the hope of finding J the man who had given him the bogus money. lh told Magistrate Frank X Lee. of the Eighth Ward, that the bank in Delaware, where he carries an ac-i count, and where he had taken it for deposit, when it wa* discovered to be counterfeit, had reported the casc to the Federal authorities. HERRIOT HEA* HES LYONS LYON8. France, May S~<UPt — Mayor Edouard Bemol was given a triumphant reception when he returned from his visit to Washington. Bemol briefly reviewed his mission to the United States and extolled the personal qualities of President Roosevelt. El RF. DAMAGES PH I LA. (LIB The Union Republican Club, which for years has been the Vare political stronghold in South Philadelphia, was damaged by fire today. Marching flags, trophies and oil paintings of William 8. Vare, George A. Vare and Edwin H. Vare were destroyed. I - TREASI KY BALANCE WASHINGTON. May 8-<INS>— Treasury balance as of May 5, i 8523 547.307.52; expenditures. $14 107-2411.118, customs rec vip is, 84.082.467.34.; GENERALLY' CLOUDY WEATHER PREDICTED JUDGE HANNUM HOME FROM HOSH I Al (Bt United Brew) Judge John B Hannum. of the Orphan h Court, of this county who had been a patient ill the Che*'.cr Hospital, tor almost three weeks fellowing a major operation, returned to his home at Fourteenth and Walnut street*, this morning, and it is reported by member* of the family that although the Judge is in a weakened condition he is showing steady signs of improvement. HEU) FOR HI (EING Walter Bender 40, no I oms, who has a record of being ar. 'eel in this city 25 times, was held for a continued hearing when he faced Magistrate Honan this morning, charged with breaking into a vacant house at Twelfth street and Fdgrnont avenue. The property is owned by Attorney Kingsley Montgomery, who testified the window was broken by the intruder. Bender will face a vagrancy charge tomorrow morning ADOPTS REI,IEF BILL REPORT WASHINGTON, May 8- UP' The Senate today adopted the conference report on the 8500,000,000 unemployment relief bill, J he Weather WASHINGTON, May 8—(IT-^ Weather forecast: Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Rain this afternoon and tonight; slightly cooler In north portions tonight; Tuesday, generally fair, followed by showers Tuesday night. Western Pennsylvania: Mostly cloudy tonight and Tuesday; showers Tuesday and probably near lake Erie tonight and Tuesday not much change in temperature. TODAYS TEMPERATURES 6 a. rn.......54 ll a. m 58 7 a. m.......54 Noon ........ 48 8 a, rn. ...... 52 I p rn. .....44 9 a. rn....... 52 2 p. ......43 IO a. rn. 54 ;
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text: ARLINGTON, Va., June 28, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- As top partner rates rise to more than $1,000 per hour, in-house counsel may find themselves hard pressed to control their outside counsel spending, according to the 2012 Real Rate Report, an analysis of more than $7.6 billion in law firm billings. The report was published by Corporate Executive Board (CEB) (NYSE: EXBD), a leading research and advisory services company, and TyMetrix Legal Analytics, part of Wolters Kluwer Corporate Legal Services. Insights in this report give general counsel a new resource to negotiate rates with law firms, help them understand what they're paying for and how to make smart trade-offs through options such as alternative service providers, smaller markets or smaller firms. "Despite the recent recession, rates at top law firms continue to grow, often much faster than legal budgets at corporations," said Brian Lee, managing director, CEB. "However, the Real Rate Report shows that cost control doesn't have to be a losing battle. By using the information in this report general counsel can find out if they are paying the right rate for their legal services or if there is better value elsewhere. CEB research indicates that by simply looking at smaller markets or smaller firms, general counsel can often find high-quality advice at a much more reasonable cost than they could imagine. Essentially, they won't be paying for premier law firm office space in the most expensive cities in the country." The Real Rate Report also reveals that while many general counsel assume that more work or longevity with a single law firm will earn them a discount, the opposite is true. While companies often reap cost savings when initially concentrating work with a few law firms or reducing the number of law firms they work with, as time passes they often pay higher rates to the law firms they work with most or have used the longest. In order to minimize what general counsel may view as the "creeping up" of law firm rates over time, companies must continue to foster competition between firms and alternative service providers and ensure rates are being examined on a regular basis.


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Night in Niland
After a long day of sweltering heat.. We decided to take a cool night ride. There was a wonderful breeze that invigorated us as we traveled along the I10.
It wasn't long before we had reached Indio, we stopped where the 10 bifurcated into 111 and 86. We picked up snacks and continued down 111.
It was a beautiful night, stars literally twinkled.. We traveled on for another hour or so and decided to turn off at the Niland exit. There was a black top which gave way to a dirt road. We drove a few more minutes and then, there it was.
The front of the car aimed upwards, we were on the bank of the canal. In fact, canals cut through Niland.
The thing here, this night was not the canals, not the fish, not even the fact that it was cool.. It was the Night Sky..
I think for once I actually saw my ex husbands jaw drop..
The Night Sky was not black, as some would think, instead it was deep, deep, purple, along the horizon, it was trimmed in the lightest of blue.. The stars hung there like little jewels, they glistened and pulsated with soft light .
I lay back on top of the hood and allowed the sky to just cover me in all it's beauty, in all its quiet solace, cover me and comfort me, like a blanket. I remember thinking, "If I called out to Jehovah, would He tuck me in."
I don't think I will ever feel that way again, just the beauty, quiet, magnificence of it, took my breath away. The closeness is what amazed me most.. Nothing mattered at that time, I knew I could just be. I had no troubles, no ills, everything was fine..
"This is me and the Night Sky"


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December is almost here, which means top ten lists are going to start coming hard, but few of the them will be as eclectic as the one from Cahiers du Cinema. The cinephile publication always goes its own way (Nanni Moretti's "Mia Madre" was their best film of 2015, for example), but this year, few will disagree or question their top pick.
Maren Ade's critically acclaimed "Toni Erdmann" came out victorious, and hopefully that will put the movie on a few more radars as it gears up to open in limited release next month. Provocation did well with critics at the magazine with Paul Verhoeven's "Elle" and Nicolas Winding Refn's "The Neon Demon" placing quite high. Auteurs like Bruno Dumont ("Slack Bay") and Pedro Almodovar ("Julieta") also made the grade, and we're glad to see Kleber Mendonça Filho's "Aquarius" also get recognized.
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Check out the full list below (which includes a few 2015 releases due to how things roll out internationally) and mark 'em all down as movies to catch up with. [EAM Cinema Magazine]
1. "Toni Erdmann" directed by Maren Ade
2. "Elle" directed by Paul Verhoeven
3. "The Neon Demon" directed by Nicolas Winding Refn
4. "Aquarius" directed by Kleber Mendonça Filho
5. "Ma Loute/Slack Bay" directed by Bruno Dumont
6. "Julieta" directed by Pedro Almodóvar
7. "Rester Vertical/Staying Vertical" directed by Alain Guiraudie
8. "La Loi de la jungle" directed by Antonin Peretjatko
9. "Carol" directed by Todd Haynes
10. "Le bois dont les rêves sont faits" directed by Claire Simon