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How do I run ntfs-3g - I am using a Knoppix 5.1.1 on a CD and want to get into my windows system files to try & fix a WinXP crash -- Bruce
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How do I run ntfs-3g - I am using a Knoppix 5.1.1 on a CD and want to get into my windows system files to try & fix a WinXP crash -- Bruce
As ntfs-3g is part of Knoppix 5.1.1, you can simply mount your Windows partition like that :
or something similar.Code:
sudo ntfs-3g /dev/hda1 /mnt/windows -o umask=0,nls=utf8
More details here :
Or add the following to "/etc/fstab".Code:
mount -t ntfs-3g -o defaults,nls=utf8,umask=007 /dev/whatever /your/mount/point
/dev/whatever /your/mount/point ntfs-3g defaults,nls=utf8,umask=007 0 1
Thanks for advice - typed in "sudo ntfs-3g /dev/hda1 /mnt/windows -o umask=0,nls=utf8" and get "failed to mount ' /dev/hda1' : Operation not supported. Mount is denied because NTFS is unclean. Choose: Boot windows & shutdown it cleanly OR Run 'ntfsfix@ on Linux then mount NTFS with force option read-write or with 'ro' option read only OR mount NTFS volume with -ro option in read only ????
What does all this mean?? I'm totally new to Linux - what is next move?? Bruce
/dev/hda1 was just an example, your actual Windows partition may differ.
will tell you which of the partitions is the NTFS one.Code:
sudo fdisk -l
Thanks - the /dev/hda1 is the windows partition ntfs drive that I'm trying to write to - it is the one with all of the WinXP files - any other ideas? Bruce
Ok, then I believe there is a "force" option just for that :
sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/hda1 /mnt/windows -o force,user,umask=0,nls=utf8
I've tried using the "force" and get the same message as before. Just to check that I'm doing it correctly I open the shell console window & then after knoppix@knoppix:~$ I type as suggested?? What next? I have a feeling that I may not be able to achieve the writing to windows with this - Bruce
its not possible to mount corrupted NTFS partition. problem is in Partition Table only.
does output of 'fdisk -l' display any message related to 'partition out of boundary' or something like that?
post the output of 'fdisk -l' command here.
OK tried tying in fdisk -l /dev/hda1 and got,
Disk /dev/hda1: 61.4GB
16 heads, 63 sectors/track, 119132 cylinders
Units = cylinders of 1008 * 512 = 516096 bytes
This doesn't look like a partition table
Probably you selected the wrong device
Device Boot Start End Blocks ID System
/dev/hda1p1 ? 216399 1904881 850995205 72 Unknown
Partition does not end on cylinder boundary
This is repeated for p2, p3 & p4 and finally says
Partition table entries are not in disk order
Hope this helps - Bruce


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Manchester United's brutal stretch of tough matches continues on Sunday with a showdown against rival Liverpool, a match-up that headlines This Weekend's Soccer on TV.
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3. Fulham vs. Blackburn. Clint Dempsey and Jermaine Jones square off in what should be a fierce and entertaining contest.
4. Bolton vs. Aston Villa. Stuart Holden could square off against Michael Bradley in a game Villa needs badly to stop a recent slide.
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6. Olympique Marseille vs. Lille. First-place Lille stands just a point ahead of Marseille, who just might be distracted by the impending Champions League match vs. Manchester United.
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10. Arsenal vs. Sunderland. Can the Gunners keep the pressure on Manchester United with a win against a Sunderland side fighting for a Europa League berth?
2:45pm- ESPN3.com– Lecce vs. AS Roma
9pm- Galavision– Tecos vs. Pachuca
3am- Fox Soccer Channel– Central Coast Mariners vs. Gold Coast United
7:45am- ESPN2- Birmingham City vs. West Bromwich Albion
9:30am- GolTV– Hannover 96 vs. Bayern Munich
10am- Fox Soccer Channel– Arsenal vs. Sunderland
10am- FoxSoccer.tv– Fulham vs. Blackburn
10am- Fox Soccer Plus– Newcastle vs. Everton
10am- FoxSoccer.tv– West Ham United vs. Stoke City
Noon- ESPN3.com– Mallorca vs. Valencia
Noon- Fox Soccer Plus– Fulham vs. Blackburn (Delayed)
12:20pm- FoxSoccer.tv– Cardiff City vs. Ipswich Town
12:30pm- Fox Soccer Channel– Manchester City vs. Wigan Athletic
12:30pm- GolTV– Bayer Leverkusen vs. VfL Wolfsburg
1pm- FoxSoccer.tv– Caen vs. Saint Etienne
1pm- FoxSoccer.tv– Lorient vs. Nancy
1pm- FoxSoccer.tv– Montpellier vs. Stade Rennes
1pm- FoxSoccer.tv– Nice vs. Lens
1pm- FoxSoccer.tv– Toulouse vs. Sochaux
1pm- FoxSoccer.tv- Valenciennes vs. Monaco
2pm- ESPN3.com– Barcelona vs. Real Zaragoza
2pm- Fox Soccer Plus– Cardiff City vs. Ipswich Town (Delayed)
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5pm- Fox Soccer Channel– Bolton vs. Aston Villa
6pm- Telemundo– Monterrey vs. Queretaro
6:20pm- GolTV– Nacional de Medellin vs. Junior Barranquilla
7:55pm- Telefutura– Santos Laguna vs. Club America
8pm- Telemundo– Chivas Guadalajara vs. Tigres UANL
10pm- Telefutura– Atlante vs. UNAM Pumas
10pm- Galavision– San Luis vs. Jaguares (Delayed)
6:30am- ESPN3.com– Sampdoria vs. AC Cesena
8:30am- Fox Soccer Channel- Liverpool vs. Manchester United
9am- ESPN3.com– Inter Milan vs. Genoa
9:30am- ESPN3.com– SC Freiburg vs. Werder Bremen
10:30am- ESPN3.com– Ajax Amsterdam vs. AZ Alkmaar
11am- Fox Soccer Channel– Wolverhampton vs. Tottenham
11am- DirecTV– Sporting Gijon vs. Getafe
11am- ESPN3.com– Malaga vs. Osasuna
11am- DirecTV– Levante vs. Espanyol
11am- FoxSoccer.tv– Brest vs. Bordeaux
11am- FoxSoccer.tv– Olympique Lyon vs. Arles
11am- Fox Soccer Plus– West Ham United vs. Stoke City
1pm- GolTV– Athletic Bilbao vs. Sevilla
1pm- Telemundo– Toluca vs. Morelia
2:45pm- ESPN3.com– Lazio vs. Palermo
3pm- GolTV– Racing Santander vs. Real Madrid
3pm- Fox Soccer Plus– Olympique Marseille vs. Lille
3:15pm- ESPN3.com– Sporting Braga vs. Benfica
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I guess you're referencing the FA cup, but having gotten 5 points from their last 3 league games (including a 4-1 drubbing of Blackburn), I'd hardly consider Villa to be on a slide.
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Wow, Birmingham – West Brom on the only HD channel I get. Fantastic.
What, no love for Athletic Bilbao vs. Sevilla (6 vs. 7 in the La Liga table, both vying for the last Europa League spot, with the winner eclipsing Espanyol for 5th) or Ajax Amsterdam vs. AZ Alkmaar (3 vs. 5 – a win for AZ Alkmaar would damage Ajax's title chances)?
dis is good, hopefully bradley gets playing time.
unless he had a lights out performance during the week theres no way hes starting.
the players that are ahead of him were rested during that game and should be starting. He can break into the starting lineup, theres no doubt he has a future there.
I dont remember exactly what game or games it was that Holden showed what he could do, I remember it was against Tottenham in a 4-1 loss where Holden looked like the best player on the field, then got a start and never looked back. They had Wilshire there so I guess he was starting next to him in the EPL starts? I dont remember.
Thats what Bradley has to do(if theres any less meaningful games left for him to start in)
He has to be lights out during one of those less meaningful games where they rest their starters and earn his spot.
I was thinking the same thing. Damn you ESPN and Comcast!
Not on TV, but at least some interest in watching. Go to any of the teams' or MLS website to watch a streaming video.
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3/6 POR v. VAN 4:00 PST
3/7 VAN v. SEA 3:00 PST
For the sake of completeness, Azteca America has Cruz Azul-Necaxa Saturday 6pm ET and Puebla-Atlas Sunday 1pm ET (what ever happened to Edgar Castillo?).
Chivas-Tigres does look interesting even if midfielder Bornstein doesn't play(seems to be a bit out of favor lately). Tigres are seven points ahead of Chivas in Group 1, and have a chance to go from 2nd to 1st in the general table if Pumas stumble. Chivas have been a bit disappointing and up to this point Tigres have exceeded expectations.
Thanks for the tip! Looking forward to seeing those three teams face off.
thsoe dates are wrong. por v sea is 3/4……IE today.
Agreed. With all the games to choose from how can ESPN 2 decide to show Birmingham City and West Brom?
I know that it's a time slot / contractural thing. Although I'm hoping someone could explain it further.
ESPN gets the Lunchtime kick off game, which ever that game that is. And I think it's somewhat the featured game that day.. (I noticed the SKY advertisement for the game on SKY sportsnews. I think it's like the Thurs night NFL network game. They make the schedule well in advance, they try to spread the coverage around and hope some of the games they pick will turn out interesting.
Woops. YES, those dates are one day forward for each!
Villa have had a "recent slide"? We've only lost 2 of the last 10 in all competitions. We took 12 of 21 points from league matches during that span. Not title-winning form, but not a "recent slide" either.
Very, very little chance that Bradley will start tomorrow.
I bet 10bux says Holden scores against you guys tomm.
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Determinants of social organization in a coral reef fish, the blue tang, Acanthurus coeruleus
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We examined the abundance of blue tang surgeonfish, Acanthurus coeruleus, in each of three social modes (schooling, territorial, and wandering) in relation to size class, ecological variables, population density and time of day to discern potential determinants of social organization. We found individuals from all three social modes in all four fringing reef habitats (back reef, flat, crest and spur and groove zones) at our main site. Territorial tang density was highest in the flat zone, lowest in the spur and groove zone and negatively related to adult damselfish density. A higher proportion of tangs formed schools in reef zones with the highest densities of territorial damselfishes (spur and groove, crest). In the back reef and flat zones, where damselfish densities were very low, tangs rarely formed schools. Tangs in the wandering mode were most abundant in the back reef. The density of territorial tangs did not change with time of day, but non-territorial tangs tended to wander more in the morning and to form schools more at midday. Small yellow-phase juveniles were always territorial, and the incidence of territoriality decreased in the larger size classes, while schooling and wandering increased. Among similar fringing reefs, the incidence of territoriality increased with increasing population density. These data suggest that life history stage, damselfish density, and conspecific population density are important determinants of blue tang social organization.


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The Sandusky Star Journal (Newspaper) - June 9, 1911, Sandusky, Ohio THE HOME PAPER. TODAY'S NEWS TODAY. I F f THE SANDUSKY STAR-JOURNAL. F8RTY-FOURTH YEAR SANDUSKY, OHIO, FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1911, LAST EDITION NUMBER 207 HUNDREDS DEAD IN SOUTHERN MEXICO Late Reports Show Total Loss of Life May Exceed a Thousand VOLCANOES' ACTIVITY ADDS TO THE TERROR Relief Trains With Physicians, Troops And Supplies Hur- ried From Capital, MEXICO CITY, June cations today are that not less than people lost their lives In the earthquake Wednesday. Reports are coming in almost ev- ery hour from points all through southern Mexico telling of the loss of life. Relief trains are be- ing hurried out of here filled with nurses, doctors, soldiers and sup- plies. From coast to coast Mexico is astated by the earthquake and to add to the terror of the inhabitants the volcanoes Colima and Popocatapett are now in full eruption. Great cones of smoke hover over the craters and lava pours down their sides into cit- ies and towns. The death list is growing and word is yet to be received from the Isth- mus of Tehuantepec, which was shak- en from end to end. The famous floating gardens of the Montezumas, situated on an island HI Lake XoeMmilco, are no more Gar- island and aH-are sunken beneath the surface of the lake. How many victims were claimed by the earthquake there no one can say, but comparatively few if rny of the natives are believed to have escaped. The inhabitants of this irland are direct descendants of tnt Aztecs and of pure, unmixed blooil. They raised and sold nearly all the flowers and vegetables for the mar- kets of Mexico City. Now they and their homes and their products are no more. In a church at Guadalajara, state of Hidalgo, was a statue of the patron of Mexico. At the first tremor, rricsts carried this statue into tho streets and the town escaped with lit- tle or no injuiy, although exactly in the middle of the earthquake belt Now thousands of pearsons are wor- shiping at this shrine. Madero's Illness Is Cause Of Trouble MEXICO CITY, June 9 Inability of General Madero, because of grip, to i-pvieu ihe soldiers of General Figueroa viho are encamped with- COMFORTS OF HOME. NEW YORK, June the comforts of home were provided for two Eskimos and eight polar dogs sailing for Hamburg on the Amerika. They were provided with accommodations in the re- frigerating plant aboard ship and special cakes of ice will be laid down for the dogs, just to keep them from being homesick. ANTICOERCION BILL TO PROTECT CONGRESSMEN Knocks Out Anti-Newspaper Amendments To Corrupt Practices Act GROCERIES GO BY WEIGHT. STAR-JOURNAL BUREAU. Munsej Building. WASHINGTON, June corporations that seek to coerce mem- bers o fcongress are to feel the iron hand of federal authority. The intim- i idation, or attempted intimidation, of a member of congress, whether by an individual, firm, association, co-part- nership or corporation is to be made a penal offense. This announcement was made by the leaders of the house of representatives when an anti-coercion bill was added to the program of things to be accom- plished. The anti-coercion bill that has the approval of the house leaders is an idea of Representative John W. Boehne of Indiana, who drafted it and who will introduce it tomorrow. It is as follows: "It shall be unlawful for any person, firm, association, co-partnership or corporation, or any director, manager, superintendent, officer or agent of any such person or persons, firm, associa- tion, co-partnership or corporation to cause a suspension of the business of such person or persons, firm, associa- tion, co-partneiship or corporation, in whole or in part, or to threaten to cause such suspension for the purpose or with the intention of coercing, in- timidating, or with a view of unduly REPORT DEAN'S Bill Signed byGovernor at Once Of _____Infirmarv Directors COLUMBUS, O., June Govern- or Harmon is rapidly disposing of legislative bills and more than half of the 132 placed on his desk on ad- journment day have been passed upon. The governor vetoed two of the senate's anti-newspaper amendments to the Kimble coirupt practices bill and signed the balance of the mea- sure For the second time he vetoed the full switch crew bill by Repre- sentative 'Calvey. He also vetoed the Crawford bill requiring fast trans- poitation of live stock and the 'pub- lication section of the Dittmer bill to sell the abandoned Columbus can- al feeder. The Thomas bill requiring sale by weight or count of all groceries ex- cept bread was among those signed. It becomes effective immediately. Violations are punishable by a fine of to with to and three months in jail for subsequent offenses County infirmary directors sie wiped out through the Browder bill which was signed It heroines effective immediately, duties of in- flrmary directors being transferred fo county commissioners who are al- lowed a small increase in pay The senate is rebuked mildly by the governoi for its amendments, corrupt to practices kill the intended in twentv miles of- the city, has measure Section 30, requiting publi- caused a serious situation The sol-1 cation in twenty-four hours, under diers were prevented from beingj numerous restrictions, of denials by present ishen Madero reached here .candidates, is rejected as impossible, for fear they might revolt but were fails to indemnify a publishei for li- pac'fed with a promise that he would bel in the statement and violates reviow them tod a1- His inability to do so has resulted in threats ro march at once to the city where it is fear- ed their presence will cause serious trouble. the constitutional guarantee of a free press. Section 31 forbidding from a member of the a pledge legislatuie j would have been approved if limited to secret pledges, but as drafted v.ould have interfered wilh public candtidate's The third anti-newspaper To Crush Insurrection. EL PASO, June the o ing of Mexican troops for that purpose The> will be in charge of General Villjoen and will probably all arrive at San Diego by Monday morn- ing. Diaz Is Concerned. NEW YORK, June 9 Wireless dlspatchfes today Jfrom the steamer Xpiranga, on which Diaz is sailing lor Europe, reported him much im- proved in health. He was deeply concrned the news of the earth- quake in Mexico, hoping the casual- ties were not as heavy as first re- ported. Three Generations of Family Involved m Arson and Oth- er Serious Crimes. CHICAGO, June the notori- ous "fire ring" which hired its services to merchants who wanted their stores burned in order to collect the insur- ance had branches in scores of the leading cities of the United States in- cluding Cincinnati, is the discovery made here today by investigators for the board of underwriters. The mem- bers in all of the cities got a commis- sion on the amount of insurance col- lected from their flags. Charles L. Herr, alias Francis, cap- tured in Eureka. Cal., after a long chase by Ohio fire marshals and de- tectives, is wanted in Cincinnati, Herr Is the third generation of a family, police records show, involved in arson, and he is said to be one of the most successful fire-bugs in the country- The three generations of the family have police records which, disregarding ar- son, read like the moral law written in reverse. From a grardmother. who at 80 was charged with beirg not too in- flnn to burn her dwelling, and a father was hanged for murder, the list Tuns'to a son and a who are wanted in several states for various crimes, and to Brothers and who are serving time ia By Fi penalties for failure to safeguard machinery. By safe- guarding of elevator shafts. By for inspection of nursery stock and onGhards by board of agricuture By Giving fiie marshal power to condemn buildings on ac- count of defective wiring or gas fix- tures. By dairy and food commissioners power to inspect com- puting scales. By Lowry of Making teachers' certificates expire Sept. 1 following examination By county au- ditor as sealer of weights and mea- sures to make inspections outside of- fice. THREAT STORY TOLD BY LYNCH WITNESS NEWARK, O, June state rested Thursday afternoon in the James Richardson murder trial. The most important of the day's testimony was the recital of Levi Valentine, deal mute, under indictment for first de- gree murder for complicity in the Eth- 1 erington lynching, with which Rich- I ardson is accused. He denied he had I said to a physician that he had sesn Richardson take hold of the battering ram in the attack on the jail and that (he had seen Richardson stab Ether- ington. Later he confessed liis rej.- I son for the denial was that other I prisoners, already convicted and in 1 the reformatory, had threatened his life if he testified against Richardson. He then said he had seen the assault and the stabbing, after the detective had been dragged from the jail. The defense's motion that the case be taken from the jury and dismissed I was overruled at the conclusion of i the state's case. influencing any member of either house of congress to perform or not to perform any act or to pursue or not to pursue anv policy in his official capac- ity as a member. "Any person, firm, association, co- partnership or corporation or any di- rector, manager, superintendent, offi- cer or agent of any such person or per- sons, firm, association, co-partnership or corporation found guilty of a viola- tion of this act shall be fined not more tban five thousand dollars or impris- oned for not more than five or both, in the discretion of the court." i Mr. Boehne designed this bill as a check on the evil propensities of cor- porations that trj to hold the big stick over members of congress After he had drafted it he submitted it to Oscar W. Underuood. the democratic leader of the house, who e it his unre- i served approval. Speaker Clark also is in favor of the bill and its passage through the house, at least, seems cer- tain, either at this session or the regu- lar session next winter I Mr. Boehne savs that one of the most glaring examples of corporation wickedness is the tendency of capitalistic concerns, particularly the trusts, to try to dominate congress in particular matters of legislation by threatening such disasters as the clos- (Continued on Page 2) BRIBERY INDICTMENT REPORTED INDICTED GIRLS HELD WITHOUT BAIL FOR SHOOTING MILLIONAIRE STOKES; BIG SUITS PROMISED NEW YORK, June As Indicating the sensational developments expected in the trial of Lillian Graham arid Eth- el Conrad for shooting Millionaire W. E. D. Stokes, attorneys for the girls to- day stated they were prepared to show out bail on a charge of attempted murder, vied with each other in claiming credit for having shot the wealthy hotel man. It developed that Lilian Giaham has figured in a more or less sensational career on two continents, while Ethel Conrad achieved .considerable notoriety last September through an attempt which she made to shoot Charles Miller, a well known and wealthy young man of Plattsburg, N. Y. Three legal actions will probably result from the affair. Miss Graham said she intends suing Stokes through Martin W. Littleton, whom she has retained for that purpose, for defamation of character. The explanation made in Mr. Stokes' behalf was amplified by Police Inspector Russell, He said Mr. Stokes- had tdld detectives that Miss Graham called on him at the Hotel Ansonia a week ago and de- manded for some letters. When Mr. Stokes replied that he would not pay a nickel for the letters, it is al- Sandusky County Solon Who Led Fight For "Wets" Reported Held by Boodle-Probing Grand Jury Senator Thomaa A. Bean leged, she drew a pocket and declared phial from her she would kill herself. Mr. Stokes, however, wrenched the bottle from her. THE WEATHER that Stokes invaded their rooms, dis- guised as an Italian laborer. The case will come up in court Monday. Stokes is recovering rapidly at the Roosevelt hospital. Developments in the affair, which in many respects rivals the Thaw case in dramatic interest, came thick and fast. The igirls, arraigned in the West Side court and held with- Temperature at 7 a. m., 66 de- grees. Temperature one degrees. year ago, 60 Sun rises Saturday at a. m. and sets at p. m. (standard Maximum wind velocity for 24 hours ending at noon today, eight miles northeast Thursday afternoon. at 2.45 Partial Report Late Today Also Holds Four Representatives Of "Steering" Committee, Two Lobbyists and Two loan Agents, COLUMBUS, O.. June Thomas A. Dean, of Fremont, repre- senting the thirtieth senatorial district, who was called here today, pre- sumably as a witness, was indicted in connection with the bribery and" boodle probe of tj'ie Franklin county grand jury late this afternoon, it is understood here. Official' announcement has not been made, The report also returned indictments against four representatives, concerned In the first "steering" committee of the house; two lobbyists and two loan agents. The indictments, it is believed, are largely the result of- the testimony of Representative Evans. In addition to Dean, those in- dicted are: Rrr-2centatives George B. Nye, of Pike county, Frank J. Calvey of ahoga, Frank R. Gusweiler of Hamilton and Earl H. Irvin of Preble county; L. T. Miller of Akron and J. C. of Alliance, loan agents, who were" With Carnegie a Factor There Was Ruinous Price Cutting, Says Witness. WASHINGTON, D.'C., June masterful activities of Andrew Car- negie before the United States Steel corporation was formed were detail- ed today before the Stanley steel probe investigating committee by James Gayley, one of Carnegie's early associates. With Carnegie as an ev- er aggressive factor he declared the vario'us steel concerns would repeat- edly engage in ruinous competition and price cutting until they were al- most exhausted and then enter into price agreements that would enable them to recuperate, the people thus being forced to pay increased prices on steel to make up for the losses. Concluding his testimony late yes- terday, Judge Gary urged legislation to replace the Sherman anti-trust law so as to protect property interests and the people's welfare alike. "I said Judge Gary, "that this committee will take advantage of its opportunity to suggest legislation and use its influence to bring about the enactment of proper legislation cal- culated to properly protect the perty interests of the country, the in- terests of the government and thr (Continued on Page 6) concerned in the alleged bribery told of by Evans, and Harry Wilson and J. C. Maeder, lobbyists, of Cleveland. The grand jury did not adjourn jjut The grand juiy has just gone back in their room. Dean is here and is understood to have arianged bond but can't be located now. There seems to be some question about the Dean indictment. The report given out this afternoon is a partial one. It is understood that besides the in- dictments the jury will submit a writ: ten report that will singe with hot ac- cusations reciting at length some of the dangers that confront legislators when they gather here to conduct the state's business. Former Representative Evans re- turned to the city last evening and was the first witness put on the grilling stand this morning, to finish telling his story. Every precaution possible is being taken to prevent a leaiv in the grand Jury room, and it is next to im- possible to ascertain what is going to be done. Prosecuting Attorney Edward Turner announced this morning that even if a report is made today it will only be a partial one, and the mem- bers will resume their work next Mon- day. He declares he will keep the SAYS MOST WAYWARD GIRLS FEEBLE-MINDED EVENTS CAST SHADOWS. A WOMAN SENATOR? DENVER, Col., June were today announced whereby it is expected that Mrs. -Sarah Platt Decker will be nominated for United States senator from Colorado. This is possible un- der the Colorado laws and the women voters are confident they can secure her. election. NEW YORK, June a ma- jority of the wayward girls in thb United States are feeble minded and should be cared for in scientifically managed institutions is the sub- stance of the report made by medi- cal experts to the church mission of help today. The investigation was started to determine whether the church had! failed in preventing way- wardness in young girls. Of 113 cases examined, 58 were sub-normal mentally and should have been in- mates of institutions. Speaking of this, the report says- "These defective girls are allowed to be at large because the state in- stitutions for the feeble minded are too crowded to admit them." There are girls on the waiting list of the state charities aid associ- ation. Discussing the girls, the ie- port says: "The human craving for affection mnst find an outlet The more sub- normal a girl is mentally, the less able she is to discriminate between the true and the false. The feeble- minded, or low grade imbecile, is pathetically affectionate ami depend- ent and the more nearly a girl's men- tal condition approaches this, the more readily is she deceived by that show of affection which takes all j that a woman can give and in re- turn gives disgrace." grand jury in session just as long as there is a bit of evidence obtainable and that when he gets through there will be little left for any one else to bring out. It is said a secret meeting of men who had contributed to a legislative corruption fund was held In a hotel here yesterday. The prosecution knew of it, however.' Senator T. A. Dean of Fremont, was expected to go before the grand jury today. Earl Irvin of Preble county, member of the house's first steering committee, came in and was IE confer- ence with Attorneys C. E Belcher and John A. Connor, who represent legis- lators now under indictment. No motions to quash or demurrers the indictments against Senator Anr drews and Rodney J. Diegle have yet been filed, but it is expected they will be put in and argued Saturday. It is charged that there is duplicity In tne indictments; that the intent and pose to perform the alleged crime is imperfectly alleged, although that point was rejected in overruling the Nye indictment demurrer; that the in- dictments fail to give the history- ol the bills on which it is claimed that money was used; that DiegSs is charged with aiding and abetting several times although only one time is specified; that the indictments fait to state the contents of messages al- leged to have been carried by Diegle between detectives and legislators. Few Satisfactory Returns Of Personal Property In City Or County BIG BOOSTS ARE CERTAIN Hundreds In First Ward tied and Others Will Follow V Rapidly PHILADELPHIA. June 9. Al- With seven hundred taxpayers Inj :he first waid summoned to appear before the city beaid of tion and explain why there shxraKI not be substantial increases in thatr personal property returns, a record breaking attempt to place full he already possessed "the I on the tax duplicate distinction of being the most heavilj insured person in the world, Rod- man Wanamaker. son of John "Wana- maker. has added another to his life policies, making a of total been inaugurated. Few satisfactory returns have been made. It is estimated that when all the wards have been reviewed by the city board, a total of nearly three thou- sand persons will be asked to put in, an appearance. The increase in tha fcsty districts over last year's ap- praisements averaged but fifty per cent, and large additions are consid- ered both necessary and just. i As the county board of equaliza- i tion will not meet un'iJ Monday morning, its members have made no j definite plans as to their course of i action The increases made by tha j appraisers jn the country distrijctr m j n i n i r- 3A erased ninety per cent. While eon- Clyde COUple, Returning From sideraWe advances may be jby the board, and many persons sum- moned to appear, it is believed that the great increases will be made ia the city. There is no time limit set for tha completion of the tasks of the city Toledo, Struck At Grade Crossing TOLEDO. June Fuller, 20, a student at Culvert Military academy. and county boards. The city bosrdj s in session Thursdaj and Friday, and Miss Nellie Mason, IS, prominent j and is busy preparing 3 list of tax- residents of Clyde, were instantly kill- payers in the different wards, whose ed when an auto they were driving was i assessments are considered too low. struck by a Lake Shore passenger train "The state tax commission late Thursday at Milbury. Fuller's the main aim of the boards should body was hurled several hundred feet be to bring out full valuations.' said and that of the girl was carried on the j county Auditor Deist, who pilot of the engine. I fr0m Columbus Thursday night. Mr. Falter and Miss Mason had been in Toledo an-J were returaing home in Mr. Fuller's auto when t'aey struck the east bound Lake Shore fast mail No. C which runs over the northern divis- ion. Their machine was wrecked. Both iliss Mason and Mr. Fuller were promi- in Clyde. Mr. Fuller being the son of D. E. Fuller of the People's r bank. his trip he was accompanied by Miller. the city review, and saw the tax commission ditor of state. Auditors from Lucas. Seneca. Hancock, Wyandot, and Fulton counties were sent. The powers and dutiea of county taxing .NFW SPA PERI SFWSPAPFRI ;
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Ernest Henry Shackleton, Sir; Douglas Mawson; George Marston
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Constitutes v. [3] of E. Shackleton's The heart of the Antarctic. London, 1909.
"Printed by Ballantyne and Company"--Colophon.
Published with autograph signatures of members of The British Antarctic Expedition, 1907-1909 on [2] printed leaves of plates at front.
Signatures: a̲⁴b-g⁴.
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With six leaves of etchings, two signed: George Marston.
Some of the contents was first published in: Aurora australis. Antarctica, 1908. Cf. Goodwin, M.P. "The first book printed in the Antarctic" in Terra (Los Angeles, Calif.), v. 18, no. 3 ([1978]), p. 14-23.
|53, [3] p., [12] leaves of plates : ill., ports. (some col.) ; 28 cm. (4to)
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Shaleeza leaned to the side and ran her hands along a portion of her tightly braided hair, "Nah. I'm a professional now. Gotta look the part. You like the braids, Arianna?"
The teen girl shrugged noncommittally, "They're okay, I guess. You here to see Tasmin?"
Shaleeza grabbed a piece of toast from the counter next to Arianna's mother and gave the woman a peck on the cheek, "Good morning, Mister and Missus Beretan." She popped the toast into her mouth and walked over to Arianna, gave her a nudge with her elbow, then sat next to her when the girl moved.
"How's your sister? Out of bed yet?"
Again, Arianna shrugged, "I dunno. She might be dead."
"Arianna!" Mrs. Beretan shrieked, "how could you say something so dreadful?"
But Shaleeza nodded, knowingly, and said to the teen seated next to her, "Your heart is very tender, girl. When it gets broken you feel like maybe you could die. You can make it through to the next heartbreak, but sometimes you just need a little help and support from loved ones."
Arianna nodded and grabbed her book bag, "And that's why you're here, Shaleeza? To nurture my big sister?"
Shaleeza rocked her head back and let out a sharp burst of laughter, "Not exactly. I'm here to kick her ass."
Arianna grabbed the last bit of bagel as she rose from the table and slung her bag over her shoulder. She gave Shaleeza a nod and headed for the door, "Well, good luck with that," she said and exited without another word.


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The 52-year-old actor found himself starring down the barrel of an AK47 during a trip to Sudan in 2007.
He was in the country's capital, Darfur, filming a documentary on genocide when he was held up.
"We got stopped in the middle of nowhere, where we shouldn't have been," he told Variety magazine.
"A little 10-year-old kid came over with a Kalashnikov assault rifle to my head, basically wanted to get us out of the truck."
He went on to say that although the ordeal was terrifying, it didn't deter him from travelling to the country in his role as a United Nations peace envoy, or from setting up Not On Our Watch, the humanitarian aid organisation he founded with Matt Damon, Brad Pitt and Don Cheadle six years ago.
However, he did rule out any ambition to become a politician in the near future.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - August 3, 1997, New Braunfels, Texas 4A □ Herald-Zeitung □ Sunday, August 3,1997 QUOTA BLE I 111 IU I "The First Amendment stands for the that when it comes to free speech and a Cree press, government Is always the problem, never the solution." David Bartlett journalist EDITORIALVote 'yes' for amendment But don't hold your breath Governor George W. Bush voted Thursday in favor of the proposed constitutional amendment that would allow for a $10,000 increase in the homestead property tax exemption. It appears Texans have little choice but to follow suit. The amendment would raise the minimum exemption for school property taxes from $5,000 to $15,000. Additional exemptions extended by school districts — such as Comal Independent School District's 20 percent exemption — also could be granted. The immediate impact to the taxpayers would be smaller tax bills — to the tune of about $ 140 for most taxpayers. In New Braunfels 1SD, taxes on a $100,000 home, based on the current $1.46 tax rate, would drop from $1,387 to $1,241. In CISD, the tax bill, based Ort a $1.64 tax tate, will go from $1,230 to $1,066. However, there is the question of making up the lost value. According to Bush and other proponents of the amendment, the state will send about $1 billion more to the school districts to make up for money lost because of the increased exemption. "lf a district feels like it needs to raise the rate, they ought to stand up and say to their constituents we're raising the ratayj^ULand Z other than the property tax cut," Bush said. SBK, increase in homestead exemptions should not be an excuse to raise tax rates. Districts won't lose money." The state of Texas is famous for unfunded mandates, and no one knows that better than the school districts. Whether that $1 billion will make up for districts' losses is not clear, and we should not be holding our breaths to see if that happens for NBISD or CISD. According to budget projects in NBISD, for example, the district would lose an estimated $1 million in revenue if the tax proposal passes and the state would reimburse only $200,000. By voting "yes" for the constitutional amendment we can at least hope for the best, but don't be too disappointed if your taxes don't go down because schools need money to operate. And we all know where that comes from. (Todays editorial was written by Hendd-Zeitung Managing Editor Margaret Edmonson.) Write us ... The New Braunfels Herald - Zeitu rig welcomes letters on any public issue. The editor reserves the right to correct spelling, style, punctuation and known factual errors. Letters should be kept to SSO words. We publish only original mail addressed to the New Braunfels Her-ald-Zeitung bearing the writer's signature. Also, an address and a telephone number, which are not for publication, must be included. Please cite the page number and date of any article that is mentioned. Preference is given to writers who have not been published in the previous 30 days. Mail letters to: Letters to the Editor do the New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung P.O. Drawer 311328 New Braunfels, Texas 78131-1328 » Fax: (830)625-1224 Texas first in battle against teen smoking New BraunfelsHerald-Zeitung Editor and Publisher. Ext. 301........................................Doug Toney Managing Editor, Ext. 220............................... Margaret Edmonson Marketing Director. Ext 208....................................Jason Borchardt Classified Advertising Manager. Ext. 214...............Karen Reininger Business Manager, Ext 202........................................Mary Lee Hall Circulation Director, Ext. 228...................................Carol Ann Avery Pressroom Foreman, Ext. 206..........................................Billy Parnell Published on Sunday mornings and weekday mornings T uesday through Friday by the Se* Braunfels Herald-Zeuung (LISPS 377TU*)) 707 Lamb Sl, or P.O. Drawer 3 ll 328, New Braunfels, Comal County, TX 78131-1328. Periodical postage paid by the Sew Braunfels Herald-Aes rung in New Braunfels, Terras. Carrier delivered in Comal and Guadalupe counties: three months, 120.30; six months, $37; one year, $66. Senior Cit lien Discounts by earner delivery only: six months, $33; one year, $62. Mail delivery outside Comal County in Texas: three months, $30.30; six months, $33; one year, $103 JO. Mail outside Texas: six months, $78; one year, $118.25. Subacnbers who have not received a newspaper by 5:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday or by 7:30 a m on Sunday may call (830) 625-9144 or by 7 p.m. weekday* or by 11 a.m I an Sunday I Postmaster: Send address changes to the Sew Braunfels Herald-Zeitung, P.O. Draw- J er 311328, New Braunfels, Tx. 78131-1328. Texas took the lead among states in the battle to curb minors' use of tobacco products by passing Senate Bill 55 by Zaffirini and Rep. Hugo Berlanga, D-Corpus Christi. Because the new law reducing minors' access to tobacco is the strongest in the nation, many consider it a harbinger of the proposed settlement between tobacco companies and state attorneys general. While the settlement awaits the approval of Congress and President Bill Clinton, implementation of SB 55's provisions begins Sept I. What's mote, the settlement does not preempt laws that are stronger than federal laws. This column, the seventh in my series about the 75th Legislature, focuses on our efforts to reduce significantly minors' use of cigarettes and other tobacco products. Cigarette smoking is the single most preventable cause of premature death in both the nation and Texas, according to the Texas Department of Health. In Texas, however, the number of deaths due to smoking continues to increase annually. The number of tobacco-related preventable deaths exceeds the combined total of those caused by AIDS, alcohol, automobile accidents, drugs, fire, homicide and suicide. One in five deaths in both the nation and the state An** ^ T Judith Zaffirini is smoking related. What's more, approximately 90 percent of all tobacco use begins among persons age 18 and younger. "Preventing young people from starting to use tobacco is the key to reducing the death and disease caused by tobacco use," said U.S. Secretary of Health Donna Shalala. "lf adolescents can be kept tobacco free most will never start using tobacco products.'' Because an additional 3,000 young persons become regular smokers every day, Lt. Gov. Bob Bullock issued an interim charge to the Senate Committee on Health and Human Services to identify the steps required to limit minors' access to tobacco. Accordingly, SCHHS, which I chair, developed legislation that focuses on a youth-centered prevention policy. SB 55, for example, provides penalties for minors who possess or use cigarettes or attempt to purchase them by claiming to be 18 years old. Repeat offenders can be fined up to $250 and required to attend tobacco education programs. Those who do not complete awareness courses face suspension or denial of their drivers' licenses. If a course approved by the Texas Department of Health is not available, SB 55 requires violators to perform eight to 12 hours of tobacco-related community service. Offenders who complete courses or comply with community service requirements can have their convictions expunged from their records. Because research indicates that minors succeed in buying cigarettes from vending machines from 90 percent to IOO percent of the time, SB 55 prohibits such machines in areas frequented by minors. The federal settlement would abolish all vending machine sales of cigarettes. Additionally, the new legislation, which Gov. George Bush signed in Laredo on June 16, bans distribution of free samples and coupons to individuals younger than 18 years and bans the mail-order redemption of coupons for free cigarettes. Because children are impressionable and are only learning to make value judgments, SB 55 bans outdoor advertising within 1,000 feet of a school or church and assesses a IO percent fee on tobacco billboards to fund education and enforcement programs. All tobacco billboards are banned under the settlement terms. Retailer penalty provisions included in the hill provide for an escalating schedule of fines ranging from $500 to $1,000, commensurate with the offense. After four or more offenses of selling tobacco to minors in a 12-month period, the State Comptroller can revoke a retailer's permit. Although SB 55 focuses on tobacco product distribution, I also sponsored legislation that will increase public awareness of the harmful ingredients in cigarettes. House Bill 119 by Rep. John Hirschi, D-Wichita Falls, and Zaffirini requires tobacco manufacturers to file an annual report with TDH that identifies die nicotinc-yield rating and each ingredient in cigarettes or tobacco products sold in the state. Some of the ingredients such as cadmium, for example, are cancer-causing agents. Legislation that offers solutions for serious problems reflects World Health Organization Director-General Dr. H. Nakajima's observation that "there are increasing numbers of individuals, groups and governments ... who have achieved commendable successes in the area of tobacco control.'' (Judith Zaffirini represents the 21st District in the Texas Senate) / acy#. *•>,, ! v»4 TIP 'J iii HT\ Protecting our children from predators In June the U.S. Supreme Court made what is in this day and age a stunning decision: Society has the right to protect its children. The court ruled that states may continue to keep habitual child molesters locked up, even after they've completed their prison sentences. Leroy Hendricks, the kind of criminal who gives parents nightmares, is at the center of this story. Over a 40-year period, Hendricks accumulated five convictions for molesting children in particularly horrible ways, and was accused of countless other crimes with which he never was charged. Hendricks told the last court to try him that the only way for him to stop molesting children when released from prison "is to die." On completion of his last prison sentence, a court determined Hendricks is both "mentally abnormal" and dangerous. So the state of Kansas kept himToday in History By The Associated Press Today is Sunday, Aug, 3, the 215th day of 1997. There are 150 days left in the year. Today'* Highlight in History: On Aug. 3, 1492, Christopher Columbus set sail from Palos, Spam, on a voyage that would take him to the present-day Americas. On this date: la 1914, Germany declared war on France. In 1923, Calvin Coolidge was sworn in as the 30th president of the United States. Hay Bailey Hutchison confined to a mental facility under its Sexually Violent Predators Act. But a great effort was mounted on Hendricks ' behalf to gain his release. This was based (Mi the argument that the Fifth Amendment prohibition against "double jeopardy" — forbidding the government to punish a person twice for the same crime - was violated by the Kansas statute. The Hendricks case goes to the core of the debate over what the Constitution allows our society to do to protect its most vulnerable. In 1949, U. S. Supreme In 1936, the State Department urged American* in Spain to leave because of that country's civil war. In 1943, Gen. George S. Patton slapped a private at an army hospital in Sicily, accusing him of cowardice. Patton was later ordered by Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower to apologize for this and a second, similar episode. In 1948, Whittaker Chambers, a former Communist, publicly accused former Stale Department official Alger Hiss of having been part of a Communist underground, a charge Hiss denied. In 1949, the National Basketball Association was formed Court Justice Robert Jackson wrote that Constitutional logic must be tempered with practical wisdom in such cases to avoid converting "the constitutional Bill of Rights into a suicide pact." Unfortunately, until last month's ruling, the court has ignored Justice Jackson's warning. Previous courts have put the rights of criminals - even child molesters - ahead of the rights of children to be safe in our society. Happily, the court has come around to the common sense idea that preventing highly predictable crimes against children is a good idea. Our society has begun to realize that it has a premier obligation to protect its young from predators, more than 40 percent of whom commit rape* oflfena-ca The Supreme Court ruling is indicative of this realization. Additionally, Texas and many other states have statutes similar to New Jersey's "Megan's Law," which require corn in 1958, the nuclear-powered submarine Nautilus became the first vessel to cross the North Pole underwater. In 1981, U.S. air traffic controllers went on strike, despite a warning from President Reagan they would be fired In 1988, the Soviet Union released Mathias Rust, the West German who landed a small plane in Moscow's Red Square in May 1987. In 1994, Stephen G. Breyer was sworn in as the Supreme Court's newest justice in a private ceremony at Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist's Vermont summer home. Ten year* ago: The IrwvConfta con- munity notification when a molester is released from prison and takes up residence. Last year Congress passed legislation which I introduced that requires life imprisonment for two-time child sex offenders when their cases are heard in federal court. It also provides a nationwide system of tracking sex offenders so society can keep tabs on them if they move from one state to another. These measures will not put an end to child molestation. But it is our responsibility to take what steps we can take to prevent it. To do less is, indeed, to turn the Constitution into a mutual suicide pact and force our children to join it Child molestation is a horrendous crime. Justice must serve the youngest and most vulnerable among us, as well as those who prey on them. (Kay Bailey Hutchison represents Texas in the US Senate.) gpeurioml hearings ended, with none of the 29 witnesses tying Prendent Reagan directly to the diversion of arms-sales profits lo Nicaraguan rebels. Five years ago: The Senate voted to sharply restrict and eventually end U.S. letting of nuclear weapons. One year agt: At the Atlanta Olympics, the U.S. men's 400-meter relay, without Carl Lewis, foiled to win the goUnwdsk finishing behind Canada. The American women's 400 and 1,600 relay teams, and foe men's 1,600, aB won gold. Tbs UA men's bmktthal team bett Yugoslavia 95-69 to win the gold. ;
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Mississippi attorney Steven Blake Adams has joined Phelps Dunbar's Tupelo office as an associate within the firm's health care practice, representing hospitals, physicians, managed care organizations and other health care providers in Mississippi and throughout the Southeast. With other health care attorneys in Phelps Dunbar's Tupelo and Jackson offices, Adams provides counsel on corporate, tax, and regulatory matters, including Medicare and Medicaid payment issues, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) requirements and other employee benefit matters, business formation and acquisition, contractual arrangements, tax exemptions and more.
Adams comes to Phelps Dunbar after holding two high-profile clerkships in Mississippi courts. He served as a law clerk to U.S. District Court Judge Sharion Aycock of the Northern District of Mississippi until joining Phelps Dunbar and served as a law clerk to Justice Jess Dickinson of the Supreme Court of Mississippi after completing law school in 2009. Adams received his J.D., summa cum laude, from the University of Mississippi School of Law in 2009. He attended Mississippi State University for his undergraduate studies, and received his B.B.A., summa cum laude, in business information systems in 2005.


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Serves 2
2 x 200g venison fillets (trimmed of all sinew and fat)
1 small savoy cabbage (trimmed and washed)
50g of good quality smoked bacon (diced into small pieces)
20g of butter
150ml of light chicken stock
For the purée
250g of Jerusalem artichokes (peeled and kept in acidulated water)
300ml milk
For the sauce
100ml of good quality red wine
20g of bitter chocolate (minimum 70% cocoa solids)
1 small knob of butter
Good quality veal stock
Take the cabbage and trim all stalks, cook in a pan with the butter, bacon and chicken stock until tender.
Next, seal the venison in oil until golden brown all over and place into a hot oven. Cook to the required degree, leave to rest in a warm place.
To make the purée, drain the artichokes, cover with the milk and add a pinch of salt. Simmer until they are tender. Drain again, and put into a food blender (while hot), adjust the seasoning to taste. Keep hot.
For sauce
Reduce the wine to syrup and add the stock, reduce again to the required consistency, add the butter and chocolate and cover until required.
Make sure everything is hot; put a nice pile of cabbage in the middle of a warm bowl, followed by a good spoonful of your artichoke purée. Next, slice each piece of venison into 3 and place onto the cabbage and finish the dish by adding the sauce.
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