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Andy Coulson has denied that he "covered up" phone hacking at the News of the World after one of his reporters was arrested in 2006 for eavesdropping on royal household voicemails.
He has also denied that he ordered his royal editor to plead guilty to phone-hacking offences following his arrest or to tell police he was a "lone wolf" acting as a single rogue reporter on the paper.
Coulson told jurors at the Old Bailey that nobody at the paper knew at the time that voicemail interception was illegal and people were "shocked" by what had happened.
He denied putting "barriers" in the way of any police investigation in the aftermath of giving any "statements", "instructions" or "suggestions" to Goodman in how he should approach his impending criminal trial.
"I didn't cover up anything," said Coulson. "I took the view that the police should go where the police should go."
Giving evidence for the fifth day at the phone-hacking trial at the Old Bailey, the former NoW editor described how the paper was plunged into a crisis following Goodman's arrest in 2006.
Anti-terrorism police arrived on the newsroom floor and following a discussion with his bosses Coulson was deputed to tell Rupert Murdoch what had happened. "He was concerned. He said the most valuable thing that a newspaper has is the trust of its readers, that's something that stayed in my mind,"Coulson said.
Coulson added he was "shocked" by the unfolding events but that he did not know about phone hacking until Goodman was arrested in August 2006.
He was at home when he got a call to say his reporter had been arrested. "It became apparent quite quickly that he had been arrested for voicemail interception," he said.
He remembered that two others were arrested on the same day and it was the first time he heard of Glenn Mulcaire. The jury has heard Mulcaire was on a £100,000-a-year contract with the paper; he pleaded guilty to phone-hacking offences in 2006 and has done so again in the current trail.
"I do not believe I heard the name Glenn Mulcaire until after Clive had been arrested," he said.
There was discussion about the arrest at the paper and he telephoned a News International executive, whose cannot be named for legal reasons. The executive was on holiday and asked Coulson to phone Murdoch to tell him the news.
"It was a very brief conversation with him in which I told him that Clive Goodman had been arrested. I was able to tell him a lot more at that stage and I told him and I said I would obviously keep him updated," Coulson said.
Coulson said he recalled speaking to a News International lawyer about the crisis. "Nobody knew voicemail interception was illegal and I remember him explaining that. He said that that law that was apparently broken, he understood that was there in a large part as a piece of legislation that was there to help catch terrorists. He was shocked that this had happened."
Coulson said he felt "the most important thing was that was should not stand in the way of the investigation".
He was asked by his defence counsel if it occurred to him that the David Blunkett voicemails he had listened to two years earlier had come from hacking.
Coulson said he asked some "executives" at the newspaper company and he was told there was no link to Glenn Mulcaire. "I asked if Mulcaire or Nine Consultancy had been involved in the David Blunkett story and there answer came back 'no'," he added.
Last week Coulson admitted that he had listened to voicemails Blunkett left for a married woman, Kimberly Fortier, in which he apparently declared his love for her.
He denied hindering or helping the police in their investigation, or telling Goodman that he had influence that could help him avoid a prison sentence.
"It was quite shocking. I wanted to make sure that the right thing was being done from the paper's perspective," he told jurors.
"Also I was concerned for Clive as his editor, my view was that we had some duty of care to him," he said.
Asked if he had launched an investigation into hacking on the paper, Coulson responded: "Rightly, or wrongly, I thought that wasn't for me to do. That was for the police to do and the company to decide how they wanted to handle it."
He said he didn't "put in barriers" to the police investigation, but "equally I didn't think it was for me to take on the role of the investigator".
He denied claims made by Goodman in earlier testimony that Coulson had instructed him to plead guilty to the charges he faced as part of a bid to cover up allegations that phone hacking was widespread on the paper and involved other executives on the newsdesk.
"No, I never told Clive Goodman that he should plead guilty. Nor did I tell him that he should plead not guilty," said Coulson.
Coulson was asked about a meeting with Goodman in a branch of Cafe Rouge on 14 August 2006, six days after the reporter's arrest. "This has been presented as a series of statements, a series of instructions, demands, suggestions, that's not how I remember it," said Coulson. "Clive was doing most of the talking. The conversation was based around 'how are you?'"
Coulson admitted that he might have told Goodman he was "off the reservation" at some point. He added that Goodman was wrong to claim he had told him to tell police he was acting as a "lone wolf". "No, 'lone wolf' is not a phrase I'd use," said Coulson.
Goodman also claimed in his testimony earlier in the trial that Coulson had indicated that he could influence the reporter's possible sentence.
"What influence would I have in preventing someone going to prison?" Coulson said. "There were anti-terrorist police on the newsroom floor, I had a reporter who was charged. I was feeling many things but I wasn't feeling influential."
Coulson said he suspected that Goodman had a tape recorder in Cafe Rouge. "I remember he had a combat jacked on and he kept fidgeting in his pockets," Coulson said.
He told jurors that inquiries he made about Mulcaire's activities did not suggest that anyone else was involved. He had been told that Goodman had said there had been leaks between Mulcaire's company Nine Consultancy and others newsdesk executives. "It was never said to me that that was evidence of their being involved in phone hacking," Coulson said.
Coulson said he also had a conversation about the alleged connections with Mulcaire with a News International lawyer who cannot be named for legal reasons. He said the lawyer told him "it was not evidence at that stage that linked other news editors to voicemail interception".
He later described Goodman's arrest as a "disaster" for him, the start of a journey that cost him his job at the paper and years later as David Cameron's spin doctor.
The jury was shown an email exchange between Coulson and Rebekah Brooks, then editor of the Sun, in which he protests about a leak to the Guardian on the day when Goodman was going to plead guilty. "I just don't think it's helpful, not least as it's all going so well today."
Asked what he meant by "going so well", Coulson said that he wondered if he had been sarcastic. "It was a disaster for the News of the Wold, for Clive Goodman and, it turns out, for me."
He said he believed now that "going so well" was a reference to the fact that the story hadn't "exploded" in the media.
Coulson referred again to the advice he had received from an News International lawyer when the company drafted a statement to be issued the day of Goodman's guilty plea.
"By this stage, there had been some discussion about these links in relation to other members of staff at the News of the World. The lawyer had made clear to me that there was no evidence that was voicemail interception," said Coulson.
An email from a News International lawyer to Coulson warning that Goodman may "stray off the preferred line" was nothing to do with efforts to keep the former royal editor on a company line.
Coulson said the worry was that if Goodman made a press statement after his guilty plea, he might say things that were "untrue", such as others being involved.
Coulson and Goodman deny all charges against them.
The trial continues.


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Wasserman/Leigh/Darion's Man of La Mancha was one of the most successful musicals of the 1960s, with the original 1965 Broadway run remaining onstage for 2, 238 performances, making it the third-longest-running musical of the decade. The original Broadway run starred Richard Kiley as Quixote and Joan Diener as Aldonza/Dulcinea and nabbed six Tony Awards, including Best Musical, Best Leading Actor, and Best Original Score.
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- The title is a pun on The Eagles' song "Life in the Fast Lane". The initial title ("Bjorn To Be Wild") was meant to be a play on Steppenwolf's "Born to Be Wild."
- The scene near the end parodies the film "An Officer and A Gentleman" and contains the same music.
- The original title of this episode was "Bjorn to Be Wild." This is because it called for Albert Brooks to voice Bjorn, a Swedish tennis instructor, but Matt Groening thought it would be better to make Brooks' character French. This then led to them nearly calling the episode "Jacques to Be Wild". Interestingly, and nineteen seasons later, in "Coming to Homerica," the name was recycled to name a bunky, athletic-alike Ogdenviliian man of Norwegian heritage (another Scandinavian country), who seems to fall in love not with Marge, but with Selma instead.
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- Jacques takes Marge to Shorty's Coffee Shop for Brunch.
- Albert Brooks is credited under the name "A. Brooks" in this episode, as with all his other appearances on The Simpsons.
- Marge's shoe size is 13 AA.
- Jacques appears again in The Simpsons' seventh season episode "Team Homer" and makes a brief cameo as a bowler in the past in "And Maggie Makes Three." He also appears in the "Do the Bartman" music video dancing with various women (and Karl).
- This is the second episode to not play the theme but instead cuts to the Simpson's household. This first happened in "Bart the General."
- If Marge is 34, this would mean she gave birth to Bart, now 10, when she was 24. This is inconsistent with most flashbacks to Homer and Marge's earlier lives.
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B.J. Upton hit three home runs, James Shields threw a two-hitter and the Tampa Bay Rays beat the Texas Rangers 6-0 on Sunday. Upton hit solo homers in the first, fourth and sixth innings. He struck out in second, and received a standing ovation before hitting a broken-bat grounder to third in the eighth. Upton joined Evan Longoria (2008) and Jonny Gomes (2005) as the only Tampa Bay players with three-homer games. Shields (14-8) permitted just three baserunners. Elvis Andrus reached on a first-inning error, Nelson Cruz had an infield single in the second and David Murphy singled in the eighth. Tampa Bay took two of three in the weekend series against the AL West leaders. The first two games went extra innings. Shields struck out eight in his second complete-game shutout this year. The other came in a 3-0 win over Oakland on July 31. Upton put the Rays up 1-0 on a first-pitch leadoff homer against Roy Oswalt (4-3) in the first. Matt Joyce, mired in an 8-for-60 slide, made it 2-0 later in the inning with an RBI double. Upton had a fourth-inning shot off Martin Perez that extended the lead to 5-0. He also hit his 21st homer this season against the left-handed reliever in the sixth. Oswalt, making his first start since Aug. 23, left after two innings because of right flexor muscle soreness near his elbow. The right-hander, who allowed four runs and six hits, took the place of 15-game winner Matt Harrison, who had his scheduled start pushed back from Sunday to Tuesday to allow for extra rest. Tampa Bay went ahead 4-0 on Jose Molina's two-run homer during the second. It was his sixth homer this season and first since Aug. 17. NOTES: Oswalt has given up 11 homers in 54 1-3 innings this season. ... Rays LF Desmond Jennings was out of the starting lineup for the second consecutive game because of lower back stiffness. ... LHP Miguel De Los Santos, placed on waivers by Texas on Thursday, was claimed by Milwaukee. ... Both teams are off Monday. ... Tampa Bay plays at Baltimore, while Texas hosts Cleveland on Tuesday.
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Two Handed Round NZ Race- Stewart Island Stopover
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Children on the wharf at Stewart Island - Two man Round New Zealand race . ..
The Stewart Island stopover lived up to it's reputation of being the highlight of the race so far with the locals turning out enforce with their warmth and hospitality to make all the competitors feel at home within the community.
All yachts were welcomed into Half Moon Bay and allocate moorings. The Danaide crew received a welcome from their support crew who sung their hearts out to a theme along the lines of desperately needing a cuddle. All crews were billeted ashore with the exception of the Sunstone crew who preferred to stay aboard their own home.
Evening get togethers at the South Seas Hotel were the norm with the exception of a crew welcoming banquet at the local Pavillion and a farewell prizegiving at the Community Hall. Both functions were outstanding with abundant freshly caught Paua, Oysters, Mussels and Blue Cod.
The golf day was unfortunately cancelled by the only real day of rain so a day fishing on Garry Neave's fishing boat 'Arun' was scheduled instead. This was a real shame as the committee having arrived early with a day to spare managed a fantastic 3 rounds of the 6-hole course and to say that the views were spectacular would be a grand understatement!
We all learnt how to catch cod by both line and pot. Also the correct way of filleting was perfected by Charles off Vingilot who spent about two hours reducing his 'inferior product' percentage and amassed about 10kg of fine fillets with the rest of the 20 odd kilos being produced by the expert hand of Garry in a fraction of the time.
Apart from the fishing day the weather was remarkably good with generally clear skies and light winds though temperatures had a distinct hint of winter in them.
The Stewart Island school has been actively following the race and came own to the wharf and looked over both Surreal and REVS. The Surreal and Sunstone crews also gave talks at the school and the children came out on one of the local fishing boats to watch the start.
The Island presently has no active yacht club so our usual donation to the stopover clubs to help cover expenses posed a small problem, but with the keen interest shown by the local School we all agreed that our donation should go tot he school which we hope may kick-start a building program for Optimists or Firebugs and get a learn-to-sail program going. Then perhaps next time we visit we may find an active club at Half Moon Bay.
The restart at 1400 on Tuesday went relatively smoothly with Truxton and Expedition Coppelia charging over the line first with Genneker and Spinnaker, respectively, with a tail wind of around 12 knots.
An armada of local fishing boats and spectators followed for about an hour to farewell them on their way. In many ways it was a sad day having to leave all the wonderful new friends we'd all met but the memories we've gained we'll cherish for a lifetime and Im' sure come the next race some serious consideration will be given to participating once again if only to revisit the Island and those wonderfully warm people.
The committee, upon returning from seeing the fleet off, were given one final treat. We hauled up an oyster dredge, stored on the sea bed in Half Moon Bay and motored out to catch an oyster. Two short dredges later we had about 70 of the most delicious large oysters and after a few samples we headed in to finish shucking them on the lawn of Gwen and Garry's overlooking the spectacular bay with a few cold ones.
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Gladwell's Line - Olympic Appeal over in NZ but hotting up in Oz
The 2016 New Zealand Olympic selection process came to an end on Monday night in Auckland
The 2016 New Zealand Olympic selection process came to an end on Monday night in Auckland with the announcement at the end of a Mediation Hearing by the Chairman of the Sports Disputes Tribunal, Sir Bruce Robertson, that he would not overturn the two non-selection decisions by Yachting New Zealand.
Posted on 2 Jun 2016
Rio 2016 - Murdoch confirms that he won't Appeal tight selection call
Double Olympian Andrew Murdoch has confirmed that he will not Appeal the decision of the Yachting New Zealand selectors
Double Olympian Andrew Murdoch has confirmed that he will not Appeal the decision of the Yachting New Zealand selectors who gave the nod for Rio 2016 to Josh Junior, who will be on his first Olympic regatta. 'I don't think I would get a result in my favour out of the back end of it,' Murdoch told Radio Sport. ït would also hinder Josh's preparation as well.'
Posted on 12 May 2016
Olympic board sailor lashes out as Spanish hope for Olympic windfall
2012 Olympian JP Tobin has hit out at Yachting New Zealand's selection policy for Rio
2012 Olympian JP Tobin has hit out at Yachting New Zealand's selection policy for Rio that has left the boardsailing classes vacant for August's Games, according to a story published on the stuff.co.nz website. The online news arm of Fairfax media has picked up comments from Tobin's Facebook page.
Posted on 12 May 2016
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Ada Weekly News (Newspaper) - May 26, 1960, Ada, Oklahoma The Paper With PERSONALITY in Oklahoma Biggest Reading Buy By Mail in Pontotoc Single Copy IO Cents Only $2.00 Per Year And Adjoining Counties Combined With The Ado Times-Democ rot 60TH YEAR ADA, OKLAHOMA, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1960 Pioneer Woman At Allen Tells of Old. Frontier Days "One evening three men rode up to our house and asked to stay all night. My father told them they could stay, and offered to put their horses in our lot and their riding gear inside the barn "The men refused to do that They kept their horses tied out side and stacked their saddles right on the ground beside them When mv father asked them why one of the men laughed and saic they might need to start traveling in a hurry. "Next morning they were gone, and that same day the Holdenville bank was robbed." The above incident was recounted by Mrs. Belle Harwell, a pioneer citizen of Allen. She says she believes until this day that the three strangers were the robbers. Old times in the Indian \ations come to life when Mrs. Belle Harwell talks. She will soon be 81-years-old, and she has watched Allen grow from a one-store settlement to the town it is today. Her uncle, Bill McCall, built and operated the first store there, which was a one-room log cabin that also housed tile first post office. Later the town was named for her uncle's six-months-old baby —a boy christened Allen McCall. Mrs. Harwell was born in Cook County, Texas near Gainesville in 1879. In 1884 she came to Indian Territory by wagon train, crossing Red River into untamed country and camping out along the way. This was during the time when big trail herds were being pushed onto the short-grass leases of the Indian reservations farther north. "Indians lived in little log huts' and tepees." Mrs. Harwell said.! "And there was lots of game. I don't remember much about (Continued on page two) I Recreation Program Is Scheduled Horse Show Shapes Up As Top Event Ray Schofield, football coach The forthcoming show of the rec' East Cato! Quarter Horse As-reation program at Allen, an- ... ... nounced this week that the pro- sociatlon may easily be one of the gram will be in full swing soon after the first of June. The first game of the Little J League baseball players is set for June 7, with succeeding games scheduled each Tuesday there-a.ter for a period of six weeks. Adult softball will begin Thursday night, June 15, at the high school field in Allen most outstanding events of its kind in the entire Southwest. Rod Edwards, show chairman, and other officials are delighted with the interest being shown in the two-day exhibition. The show is set for June 3-4 at the fairgrounds in Ada. It will feature halter classes The swim phase of the program onday. The second day will start June 13, and will be , " devoted to the popular start June 13, and will be (Continued on page two) performance classes with competition scheduled in roping, barrel racing and cutting. Some of the region's outstanding horses and riders will be competing. An impressive list of top-flight exhibitors have already indicated their intention of attending. They include B. A. Skipper, Longview, In the spring, a young bear's Tex.; the famous Phillips Ranch, fancy lightly turns to thoughts Frisco, Tex.; Rex Caubel, Crock-of honey . . . honey in the sense eft. Tex., and Roland Stanfield of a female-type bear. ! and Bill Hedge, Broken Arrow. The bruin who caused such a Re(luests for entry blanks have fuss in the eastern section of Pon- already b**0 received from over totoc County last week is appar- *a ^ve s^a^ area- Hunted Bear Is Still In Area —Hunting Bear A HARDY PIONEER: Mrs. Belle Harwell, Allen, came into Indian Territory by wagon train when she was five years old. That was in 1884. Nearing eighty-one now, she still looks a pleasant sixty, and that in spite of a recent illness which confined her to a hospital room for several days. (WEEKLY Photo), prosecution ently searching for a gal and he's not having much luck. Officers who have been hunting the small black bear the past two weeks said the bear is evidently wandering in search of company. He is an unusual visitor for Pontotoc County. A few of his ilk still inhabit the rugged southeastern Oklahoma country and he apparently roamed into this area from that section. The last time he was seen, the bear was galloping through the woods near Owl Creek. Several tracks have been reported in other areas, but most of the reports were false alarms. The bear is a "protected" animal and killing him would bring On Friday, judging begins at IO a. rn. Hugh Bennett, Colorado Springs, Colorado, a director of the AQHA. is the judge. Competition is slated in 14 different brackets, 1960 stallion, 1959 stallion, 1958 stallion, 1957 stallion and stallions foaled before 1956, reserve and grand champion stallions. The same classifications will be judged for mares. Judging is also scheduled for mare and foal and gelding. The local association has purchased more than 80 trophies, representing an investment of more than $1,000. The big prize will be the traveling trophy. The winner keeps it until the show next year. Winning the trophy! three times brings the right of permanent possession. Stock for roping will be furnish- ri9h*. says he can^fatten*on«*cow* p«r 'acre Vh^'in'dHs*1 nea^'so"** "n"*? of 5rosh and willow thickets, H. F. Conn..brvr.7ion?.tand ^ Ve,Ch' 0n ,h* '**' di""»i"9 th. worth of bermuda'Tth Dotson!"^ tis H.F. Dotson [WEEKLY Photo) s Ranch Shows Worth Of Midland Bermuda By ERIC ALLEN The road across H. F. Dotson's ments^ere?""we 1"® * X*sing berm* ranch into a showplace for those ed by Ken Lance and Dayton ranch dipped slightly for a grassy "Three years ago." aiding in the movement ofhis tat At'present he fsmnS 2^^ Lane: is assembling "cutting" swale and then climbed steadily' "And before tha* it was just'b,ack cattie (rom the higher and 180 calves-all nond Vrarito stock for tba show. WP^tWarH fnl lnil'i n -T n eiflrtc Inn WO oil /-J nut n.nnL.dq'l i glnnoc t n (kin Unttnn, c__: " Man Admits Sex Attacks As 'Prowler' westward, following a ridge-top washed-out cropland?" I slopes to the bottom along Spring Anguis — on nocturn nf toward the line of a new wire "That's right," Dotson answer-1 Brook. land bermuda a"h Improvement Grogram j "I'm trying to get away from Llf™ J5., "I Hlgh; the aid expense of sow- ing grass crops every year," Dot- fence. On either hard the green ed. "Old worn-out cropland, ditch- slopes rolled away, and activity;es big enough to bury a horse in, ___ 1S, "I1/ll5 I1IgxI. there was lively, with bermuda and willow thickets so dense a way 13 northwest of Ada, and grass waving in the morning breeze and riders moving Angus cattle. inq^f sheTr^afhedT?iit>l?^R*«th|i"lc*Jf 9*0od ,itt,e *1w0'year*0.,d GinaKay Anderson piped up Wednesday morn- at hit hnm« inc* t t a j stroke the strange wayfarer. The armadillo, which Boots Jackson captured Tuesday night whtotlinaTn th? d»k f. t°° c.mer.-shy. And little Gina s exclamation was much like that of a small child ino the Shov.7 h^i LZ'\°bv,om wouldn't have gone within a mile of the armadillo if her grandpa hod- th* thcvel- h»d"» !>««" there on guard. See other picture inside. (WEEKLY Photo) A 20-year-old man, described as tank a "psycho" by McClain County lawmen, was arrested at Purcell Thursday. Officers have reason to believe the you|th is the "prowler" who attacked fourteen women in southern Oklahoma the past several months, including three assaults in Ada. Charles Parker, 20, who lives just inside the McClain County line north of Lindsay was apprehended after being shot by a woman who said he attempted to rape her. Crime Bureau Agent Ivan Gates said the man is apparently the same one who has terrorized this section of Oklahoma the past few months. Unconfirmed reports at Purcell placed Parker in Lindsay Thursday about 1:30 a. rn. Police Chief Carney Barnes of Purcell said Parker apparently entered the home of the Lindsay woman and was entering her bedroom when she shot him in the chest with a .32 calibre pistol. Parker was treated at a Lindsay clinic, but was not seriously injured, according to Barnes. "Sheriff Joe Huddleston told us over the radio that Parker has man could barely get through." there is on-place where the worth son said' "I'm experimenting and guyZanSur"8^ 8"" ^ f rlT ^ T In the distance, shining like moi- son is an early riser. Almost any j Dotson is carrying out an im-! iems licked '' ^ * ten copper in the morning sun, morning in the week he may be provement program on former was the water of a tree-lined found somewhere around his 940 cropland and brush-choked hnt. '• interesting feature of Dot- i acre ranch, watching the work toms that may well turn his (Continued on page two) (Continued on page two) fanch "cinf .nw/L*.Do,*.on is a *trong believer in rotation grazing, and has eight separate pastures on his 940 acre iT^n^SDri^^Rr«^!^ i«i !u!ri9razeu ! 9Iai* then move xthem" he Mid firmly. Here he stands on bottomland along Spring Brook and watches a herd of Angus moving onto fresh graze. (WEEKLY Photo)Galley-Vanting Around The CountyBEBEE By MRS. LEO SCOTT The Camp Ground Free Will Baptist Church had 51 in Sunday school. The pastor, Rev. Curtis Hogue delivered the morning and evening messages. The Ladies Auxiliary met Thursday afternoon at the church house. The Fifth Sunday meeting will he held at the Camp Ground Church on Friduy night, Saturday and Saturday night May 27 and 28th. Lunch will be spread at noon or Saturday. Mrs. Vergil Meek and Mrs. Herbert Moore, Randy and Kenny of Ada visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. \V. H. Hightower. Mrs. Edd Berryman, Kay and Charles visited Tuesday morning with Mrs. R. L. Rhynes and daughter. has been named Lana Gayle. This! is the Rhynes fourth daughter. I I Misses Pat and Sue Warren of Shawnee spent Sunday with Don-1 na Kaye and Sherry Scot*.—Mr. and Mrs. Leo Scott and Sherry visited Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hightower. Those visiting Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W H. Hightower were Mrs. Henry Jones of Ada, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Scot* and Sherry. Mr. and Mrs. Don Henson, Sheila. Donnie and Glen and Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Jones, Denise and Gregory of Ada. The Vanoss seniors from this community have returned from their senior trip to Galveston, Tex. They report a wonderful time. Those visiting Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. Earlin Haskins were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Haskins, Jimmy and Eddie of Oil Center Mr and Mrs. T. S. Hood and children, Diane and Douglas Haskins, of Ada and Mark Earlin and Angelia May of Venice, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warren of Shawnee visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Jones, Denise and Gregory of Ada visited Mr. and Mrs. Billy Joe McNair, Lana and Viann visited Thursday night with Mrs. Vina Turner of Vanoss. » Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Newby spent Thursday in Oklahoma City where they visited with Bud Lance who is a patient in an Oklahoma City hospital. Mr. Lance's condition is reported to be improved. led Saturday with the Poindexter' boys. Angelia and Mark Earlin May! have returned to their home in Venice, Calif., after spending the past week with their grandpas I ents, Rev. arri Mrs. Earlin Has-! kins. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Duncan and I Freddy were Sunday dinner guests ! of Mrs. Annie Duncan. ams visited Sunday evening with! Kenneth Bolin arri Eddie Hayes. I Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Hood and children spent Wednesday and; Thursday nights with Rev. and Mrs. Earlin Haskins —Rev. and; Mrs. Earlin Haskins and Mark Earlin and Angelia May visited i Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Euel Haskins and children of Ada. Chickasha Sunday.—Mrs. G. C.| Wells and Billy and Bill Buskirk visited Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cape and chil- j dren.—Mr and Mrs. Paul Hatcher and children of Oklahoma City visited the A. L. Capes on Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Goodwin -O'V — ITH. dim i*U &. L/ICK uooawin Monday night with Mrs. Gracie visited several days this past Mayes —* —**• ** * •* — . Mrs. Hollis Kite visited Sunday) Mr. and Mrs. R. 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Craft of Durant, Mrs. Evelyn Cozard, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Crane, Mrs. Rogers of Ada, Mr. and Mrs. Emanual of Ada, Murray Golden and Jack ; Phelps of Ada.—Bobby Joe Ad- ( SEEN—Vernon Scaff driving a new green Chevrolet pickup. Mrs. O. S. Whitson, who has been ilT for the past week, is improved. Mr. arri Mrs. A. L. Cape. Delons, Junior and James Wayne visited relatives at Minco andJESSE By MRS. E. O. HUMPHERS Friday night Mr. and Mrs. G.L. Thompson and family of Tupelo visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jack W'oods and family. They played dominoes. Saturday night guests of the Woods' were Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Hamersley and daughters of Lindsay. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Claud Woods and Meril of Stonewall and Earl of Ft. Worth were guests of the Jack Woods. Ralph Hollarri came by Sunday afternoon to pick up Earl. Monday afternoon Robbie, Ollie and Janece Legate visited Marilyn and Angelia Woods. 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Rohtang Pass, the gateway to Lahaul and Spiti district and Ladakh region, was blocked for traffic after it experienced heavy snowfall on Thursday.
According to reports received her,e Rohtang Pass experienced 2-ft snow, while Marhi, a halting point between Kothi and Rohtang Pass, recorded 1.5-ft snow on Thursday.
The lower areas, including tourist town of Manali, Naggar, Kanyal hill and other parts of upper Kullu Valley, were lashed by continuous rains.
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Favoured by film-makers and an inspiration for Dickens and Chaucer, the market will be sliced in half by the £800 million twin-track viaduct which Railtrack plans for the area, according to objectors in Southwark.
The Cathedral Area Residents' Association is fighting the scheme and campaigner Mike Challenger is due in Lambeth County Court a week today to appeal against the possession order on his Park Street studio and flat.
Railtrack's plans are part of the Thameslink 2000 scheme to ease congestion on London Underground by allowing more overground trains into London Bridge station. The four-year, 24-hour building programme is due to begin in 2002 and will involve the demolition of 26 buildings, including Georgian terraces and the market's glass and iron canopy.
Mr Challenger, an artist, has lived and worked under the existing rail line for 25 years but his flat, along with others on the terrace, is due for "reconfiguration" - which means shearing the backs off the buildings to make room for the rail line.
Even if the buildings were to remain habitable after the programme, those who live and work there say the noise would be unbearable and the character of the market would be destroyed.
Fruit and vegetable sellers have been on the site since 1014 and the historic area has recently undergone a renaissance. New bars and restaurants, including Vinopolis and Fish!, now sit alongside family-run caf?s and long-established stalls.
The street has featured in films including 101 Dalmatians, Keep The Aspidistra Flying and Entrapment, and Mr Challenger's own studio/flat was immortalised as Dog's place in Lock, Stock And Two Smoking Barrels.
Local MP Simon Hughes has given the campaign his support, as has the Dean of Southwark Cathedral, Colin Slee.
Mr Challenger says closing off the roads which provide transport links to the market will kill the area. "We're trying hard to fight the threat from Railtrack," he said.
"But you're not just talking about people moving out for a while. This is going to destroy a long-established community."
Campaigners are urging Rail-track to consider an alternative, with the new track routed through Elephant and Castle and new stations built in Lambeth and Camberwell - areas which they say could do with more transport links. However, officials say they rejected this as an alternative scheme because London Bridge is a more popular destination with passengers.
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Pinedale, Wyo. — The American Lung Association's "State of the Air 2013" report, released last week, finds that while air quality might be improving nationwide the opposite was seen in Wyoming.
The lung association, which works to prevent lung disease and promote healthy air, and which grades counties annually on their air quality, gave Wyoming's Sublette County an "F" for ozone pollution, also known as smog.
"If you live in Sublette County, the air you breathe may put your health at risk," the organization's report warns.
Wyoming's Fremont County also received a poor grade for ozone pollution — a "D" — because it had several days of high ozone levels in the previous year. "If you live in Fremont County, the air you breathe needs your support," the America Lung Association urges.
Large-scale oil and gas drilling is a significant source of ozone pollution in Wyoming. The Pinedale area has been plagued with dangerous levels of wintertime ozone for several years.
In March, the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality announced its strategy to address air pollution in the Pinedale area based in large part on consensus recommendations from a citizens advisory task force. The department brought a broad group of local citizens, elected officials, oil and gas industry and environmental representatives together to recommend ways to reduce the harmful ozone.
"This report is a sharp reminder that Pinedale's ozone problem is a public health issue that can and should be corrected as soon as possible," said Bruce Pendery with the Wyoming Outdoor Council. "Anything less than swift action unnecessarily puts Wyoming citizens at risk."
Ozone is a toxic air pollutant widely known to cause a host of respiratory problems, even in relatively low concentrations. Smog contributes to serious health problems, including decreased lung function and premature mortality. Children, the elderly, Americans with existing lung and heart issues, and those who are active outside are especially vulnerable.
These facts were recently borne out by a scientific study conducted by the Wyoming Department of Health that showed more Sublette County residents seek medical help for respiratory ailments on days with higher ozone pollution levels.
"The unhealthy smog pollution that we have seen in the Upper Green River Basin in recent years — and that we're now seeing east of the Wind River Range in Fremont County — must be addressed to ensure public health is protected," said Pendery.
Pendery was a member of the citizens' advisory task force.
"The state's move to pursue all 10 of the task force's recommendations signals its commitment to this effort — but, as they say, the devil will be in the details. It's essential that the DEQ implement these steps as quickly as possible," Pendery said.
"The task force's proposals – especially efforts to eliminate gas leaks from equipment – are also actions that make economic sense," said Jon Goldstein, senior energy policy manager with the Environmental Defense Fund.
"In the natural gas business, a leak means less product to sell and a hit to the bottom line," Goldstein said. "And business as usual is not an option here. Recent emissions studies show that leaky equipment is a large source of local pollution. Detecting and fixing these leaks makes sense from both a public health and an economic perspective."
Since the EPA has formally designated the Upper Green River Basin in "nonattainment" with the national ozone standard, if the state does not bring the area back into compliance with this standard by the end of 2015, even more significant pollution controls could be required by the Clean Air Act.
"Local citizens have suffered for too long from ozone problems that threaten public health and the environment and that are bad for economic development," Pendery said. "We need the DEQ to follow through on its promises as quickly as possible. And we hope that all Wyoming citizens will join us in pushing the state to make these improvements."
Chesapeake Energy Corp,the Oklahoma-based firm is the No. 1 driller in Ohio.
Rig Count Interactive Map by Baker Hughes, an energy services company.
Shale Sheet Fracking, a Youngstown Vindicator blog.
National Geographic's The Great Shale Rush.
The Ohio Environmental Council, a statewide eco-group based in Columbus.
Earthjustice, a national eco-group.
People's Oil and Gas Collaborative-Ohio, a grass-roots group in Northeast Ohio.
Concerned Citizens of Medina County, a grass-roots group.
No Frack Ohio, a Columbus-based grass-roots group.
Fracking: Gas Drilling's Environmental Threat by ProPublica, an online journalism site.
Pipeline, blog from Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on Marcellus shale drilling.
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Ultra Trail du Mont Blanc
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Action from the 104-mile mountain race in Chamonix, France, which toured Europe's highest mountain and had been won by Great Britain's Lizzy Hawker on four occasions.
not according to their online TV listings.
where did you see this?
8:35am on Channel 4+1 ....... I like a bit of a lie in
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Ohhhh! a.m. doh! stupid me
It will be repeated on Wednesday in the wee small hours (3.30am)
According to the info on channel4's page it is "Coming to ondemand soon", seems to come under the Triathlon section
If you have Sky+ then stick it on a series link. I did this for the Outlaw Triathlon earlier this year (as I was in it) and it has linked to all sorts of odd stuff. Multi-day adventure racing, silly rat race style events, and now UTMB.All early Sunday morning
I don't watch all of them, last one was Cardiff half-marathon but some are intresting.
I was disapppointed i must say, it was hardly any action apart from a few shots which kept being repeated, and mostly interviews with Jez and Lizzie and Sebastien. (which is all very well but i would have liked the program to follow the race a bit)
well eurosport managed it before (think it was 2011), they did an hour program which was very good, this one just didnt do it for me!
Its 100 km not miles, but of course that doesnt make it any less impressive!
It's hard enough walking through the alps let alone running!
i stand corrected on the distance then!
thats what i thought about the helicopters too.
the eurosport video is here, unfortunately there are adverts I dont know if it would be the same as the dvd but its still quite a good video
I was a bit disappointed - not much footage, interviews with three people and a lack of narrative as the race progressed.
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We will change the practice of design and implementation of software systems, by enabling affordable, routine design and implementation of large and complex software, with strong whole-of-system guarantees for safety- or security-critical systems and integrated, adaptive architectures that directly address business needs for enterprise ecosystems.
The strong trend towards more complexity and at the same time more reliance on software systems is unbroken and accelerating. In the embedded space, this leads to immediate safety and security concerns. In the enterprise space, the need for integration, adaptability, and business platforms is already a major factor for business impact. Mobile devices with security requirements and enterprise applications with evolving adaptation needs are connecting both problem spaces and further compound the problem. Over the whole spectrum there is a strong need to develop and deploy trustworthy software quickly and cost effectively.
Data61's Trustworthy Systems Research Group aims to achieve fundamental, game-changing improvements in the design, implementation, and verification of software systems scaling from the embedded to the enterprise space. We will apply rigorous techniques at various abstraction levels of software systems, to achieve solid and practically meaningful guarantees, for provable security, safety, and reliability properties of critical systems.
We build on our widely deployed kernel technology and systems research, and proven world-class expertise in applied formal methods, illustrated by the seL4 microkernel and its formal proof of correctness.
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Past achievements of the Trustworthy Systems team include:
- World's first formal proof of functional correctness of a complete, general-purpose operating-system kernel, plus a proof that the kernel binary is a correct translation of the C implementation;
- Formal proofs of isolation properties (integrity and confidentiality) of the seL4; together with the above this establishes a complete proof chain from high-level security properties to the kernel binary, making seL4 the first provably secure OS kernel;
- First-ever sound and complete timing analysis of a protected multi-tasking operating system kernel
- Two papers accepted to SOSP'09 (including a best-paper award). These are the first papers from Australia in the 42-year history of the top OS conference;
- Design and implementation of a high-performance capability-based secure microkernel (seL4) that integrates kernel and user resources in the same protection and management framework;
- All recent Apple iOS devices ship with a security processor controlled by a fork of our L4-embedded microkernel;
- A new approach to the design of device drivers which eliminates the majority of typical driver bugs by construction (Dingo);
- A comprehensive approach to accurate energy management via dynamic voltage and frequency scaling that does not rely on pre-characterisation or inaccurate models of the hardware (Koala);
- Highest message-passing performance ever reported on a number of architectures.
- Our spinout company Open Kernel Labs has deployed OKL4, its descendant of our L4-embedded microkernel, in billions of mobile devices.
Formal awards
- July 2016: First place to Adam Walker in SyntComp'16 with Simple BDD Solver, third year in a row, and second place to Alex Legg with TermiteSAT in the parallel execution track.
- April 2016: Thomas Sewell, Felix Kam, and Gernot Heiser win Outstanding Paper Award for 'Complete, High-Assurance Determination of Loop Bounds and Infeasible Paths for WCET Analysis' at RTAS'16.
- January 2016: Gernot Heiser is named an IEEE Fellow.
- July 2015: First place to Adam Walker in SyntComp'15 with Simple BDD Solver, second year in a row.
- March 2015: Rob van Glabbeek got made "foreign member" of the Royal Holland Society of Sciences and Humanities
- December 2014: Gernot Heiser is made a Fellow of the ACM.
- November 2014: David Cock wins the CiSRA best student research paper award for The Last Mile, an empirical study of timing channels on seL4.
- September 2014: Engineers Australia names Gernot Heiser their Entrepreneur of the Year.
- July 2014: First place to Adam Walker in SyntComp'14 with Simple BDD Solver
- June 2014: Engineers Australia lists Gernot Heiser as one of the Top-100 Most Influential Engineers.
- April 2014: Bernard Blackham wins the 2013 ACM SIGBED Paul Caspi Memorial Dissertation Award.
- January 2014: Bernard Blackham wins the John Makepeace Bennett Award for Australasian Distinguished Doctoral Dissertation.
- July 2013: Aaron Carroll wins the Best Student Paper Award at APSys'13 for The Systems Hacker's Guide to the Galaxy: Energy Usage in a Modern Smartphone.
- April 2013: Bernard Blackham and Gernot Heiser win the RTAS'13 Best Paper Award for Sequoll: a Framework for model checking binaries.
- December 2012: Gernot Heiser and Kevin Elphinstone jointly win UNSW's Vice Chancellor's Award for Teaching Excellence for their Advanced Operating Systems course.
- September 2012: Best paper award at FM'12 for Decentralised LTL Monitoring
- October 2011: CISRA Project Prize to Anna Lyons
- October 2011: Goanna was evaluated as the leading static analysis tools detecting more than twice as many serious bugs as the next best published competitor. Report on the Third Static Analysis Tool Exposition (SATE 2010), NIST Special Publication 500-283, Oct 2011
- August 2011: June Andronick wins the MIT TR-35 for the 35 young innovators under 35 who are tackling important problems in transformative ways.
- April 2011: The verified seL4 kernel makes the MIT TR-10, the world's top ten emerging technologies in 2011.
- Aug 2010: Innovation Hero Award by Sydney University's Warren Centre for Advanced Engineering for Gernot Heiser
- Feb 2010: NICTA's Richard A Newton Impact Award for Research Excellence to the seL4 and L4.verified team for the formal verification of the seL4 microkernel.
- October 2009: Best-Paper Award at SOSP'09 for seL4: Formal verification of an OS kernel
- September 2009: Gernot Heiser wins the Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Sciences Category of the NSW Scientist of the Year 2009 Award
- August 2008: ACSAC'08 Best Paper Award for Pre-virtualization: Soft layering for virtual machines
- July 2008: Jens-Wolfhard Schicke wins the ICE'08 Best student/young researcher paper award for "Symmetric and asymmetric asynchronous interaction".
- May 2008: NICTA's Richard A Newton Impact Award for Research Excellence to Gernot Heiser for research leading to the creation of Open Kernel Labs
- November 2007: CISRA Award for best research paper to ERTOS PhD student Harvey Tuch
- May 2007: iAward, Category Applications and Infrastructure Tools to Gernot Heiser by the Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA)
- November 2005: Best Paper Award at WICSA'05 for Customized Benchmark Generation Using MDA
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The next day I woke up dreading my first lesson with Meta. Meta had a very rare power like me, he could grow to be 3 stories tall. So he pretty much threw me around the whole day. It didn't hurt physically but my pride was gone. I had to figure out how to beat him.
I tried jumping on him and punching him in the head. But his now super thick skull protected him from any damage. I tried ramming full speed into him but he simply sidestepped and sent me sliding across the concrete. Finally, as a last resort I tried to give him a Charley Horse, but his muscles had become to dense for me to do anything.
After that I went on the defensive end. I zipped around him while he tried to stomp on me. After a while he got dizzy and I got around to his back. I saw an opening. I dead legged him and shot up into the air, bringing my hands above my head. I brought both fists down on his head hard. He crashed to the ground and shrunk to normal size. I had knocked him out. I know most people would be sorry but considering who he was, all I felt was satisfaction.
People came out of the house to tend to him as I went inside for lunch. I used this free time while Meta was knocked out to go experiment with my powers some more. I put on some civilian clothes and left the house walking toward the giant statue of a green lady that I saw when I flew in. I knew there was water there. I jumped into the water and swam normally for a little bit. I decided to see how long I could hold my breath. I went under and started swimming. I was going fast! I got excited and choked on some water. I resurfaced and went back under. I swam for at least 30 minutes before I had to come up for air. I went back under and decided to see how fast I could swim. I took off as fast as I could go. Everything was a blur and next thing I knew I was on and island. I saw a jungle in the distance. I turned around and swam back.
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PS 1670 NR2 Great bean for Lambton, Elgin, Middlesex to plant ahead of wheat and not loose any yield to later maturity soybeans. Performing best in wide rows (15"+) on all soil types.


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|Product Name
|Suitable for
|Bridge Width
|2.5cm/ 1"
|Frame Width
|Frame Depth
|3.8cm/ 1.5"
|Arm Length
|12.5cm/ 4.9"
|Lens Size
|6 x 3.5cm/ 2.4" x 1.4"(L*W)
Frame: Metal
Arm: Plastic
Frame: Dark Gray
Lens: Clear Gray
Arm: Black
|Net Weight
|Package Content
|1 x Sunglasses
- Features:clear gray rectangle lens, metal full frame, metal inlaid black plastic arms, double bridge .
- Protect your eyes from wind,sand ,strong light etc.
- People with normal vision will also experience the feeling of wearing glasses.
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