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COLUMBIA, S.C., Nov. 16, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- AT&T* has turned on its 4G LTE network in Columbia, bringing customers the latest generation of wireless network technology.
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"With so many people increasingly relying on wireless devices to access the Internet and communicate, continuing investment in South Carolina's broadband networks is critical to keeping our state competitive and to providing our citizens with the technology that makes a difference in their lives," said Gov. Nikki Haley. "This is why I continually work to ensure that South Carolina remains a state that welcomes private investment and encourages the deployment of new technology."
"Getting the economy growing again and improving the education of our children are essential for South Carolina and both benefit from the availability of state-of-the-art communications capabilities," said Senate President Pro Tem John Courson, R-Richland. "The General Assembly has worked diligently over a number of years to ensure that our communications laws are up-to-date and encourage investment of private capital. It is good to see that our efforts are continuing to pay dividends for our citizens."
Watch here to see several of the benefits AT&T 4G LTE provides, including:
- Faster speeds. LTE technology is capable of delivering mobile Internet speeds up to 10 times faster than 3G. Customers can stream, download, upload and game faster than ever before.
- Cool new devices. AT&T offers several LTE-compatible devices, including new AT&T 4G LTE smartphones and tablets, such as the Sony Xperia™ TL, LG Optimus G™, Samsung Galaxy S III, Motorola ATRIX™ HD, HTC One™ X, Nokia Lumia 920, Samsung Galaxy Note™ II, HTC One™ X+, Samsung ATIV smart PC and ASUS VivoTab™ RT.
- Faster response time. LTE technology offers lower latency, or the processing time it takes to move data through a network, such as how long it takes to start downloading a webpage or file once you've sent the request. Lower latency helps to improve services like mobile gaming, two-way video calling and telemedicine.
- More efficient use of spectrum. Wireless spectrum is a finite resource, and LTE uses spectrum more efficiently than other technologies, creating more space to carry data traffic and services and to deliver a better network experience.
"We continue to see demand for mobile Internet skyrocket, and our 4G LTE network in Columbia responds to what customers want from their mobile experience — more, faster, on the best devices," said Ted Creech, AT&T's Director of External Affairs in South Carolina.
AT&T's 4G Network
AT&T's innovation and investment has resulted in the nation's largest 4G network, covering more than 285 million people with ultra-fast speeds and a more consistent user experience. That's coverage in 3,000 more 4G cities and towns than Verizon.** Our 4G LTE network delivered faster average download speeds than any of our competitors in PCWorld's most recent 13-market speed tests.
AT&T's 4G LTE network delivers up to 10 times faster than 3G*** ,as well as multiple innovations that optimize the network for performance. Our network's radio components are placed close to the antenna at most cell sites, instead of inside the base station, which helps minimize power loss between the base station and antenna and, in turn, improves the performance of our 4G LTE network. The network also is designed with its core elements distributed across the country, which helps reduce latency, or the delay when using the Internet, because your request isn't traveling as far.
Even as AT&T continues to expand its 4G LTE coverage, customers can get 4G speeds outside of 4G LTE areas on our 4G HSPA+ network, unlike competitors, where smartphone customers fall back to slower 3G technologies when outside of LTE coverage.
AT&T's focus to deliver the best possible mobile Internet experience goes beyond 4G to embrace additional connection technologies. AT&T operates the nation's largest Wi-Fi network**** including more than 31,000 AT&T Wi-Fi Hot Spots at popular restaurants, hotels, bookstores and retailers across the country. Most AT&T smartphone customers get access to our entire national Wi-Fi network at no additional cost, and Wi-Fi usage doesn't count against customers' monthly wireless data plans.
AT&T also is a leading developer of Distributed Antenna Systems, which utilize multiple small antennas to maximize coverage and speed within stadiums, convention centers, office buildings, hotels and other areas where traditional coverage methods are challenging.
Over the past five years, AT&T invested more than $115 billion into operations and into acquiring spectrum and other assets that have enhanced our wireless and wired networks. Since 2007, AT&T has invested more capital into the U.S. economy than any other public company. In a July 2012 report, the Progressive Policy Institute ranked AT&T No. 1 on its list of U.S. "Investment Heroes."
*AT&T products and services are provided or offered by subsidiaries and affiliates of AT&T Inc. under the AT&T brand and not by AT&T Inc.
**4G speeds not available everywhere. Comparison based on U.S. cities and towns with 4G coverage.
***Limited 4G LTE availability in select markets. Deployment ongoing. 4G LTE device and data plan required. Up to 10x claim compares 4G LTE download speeds to industry average 3G download speeds. LTE is a trademark of ETSI. 4G speeds not available everywhere. Learn more about 4G LTE at att.com/network.
****Access includes AT&T Wi-Fi Basic. A Wi-Fi enabled device required. Other restrictions apply. See www.attwifi.com for details and locations.
About AT&T
AT&T Inc. (NYSE:T) is a premier communications holding company and one of the most honored companies in the world. Its subsidiaries and affiliates – AT&T operating companies – are the providers of AT&T services in the United States and internationally. With a powerful array of network resources that includes the nation's largest 4G network, AT&T is a leading provider of wireless, Wi-Fi, high speed Internet, voice and cloud-based services. A leader in mobile Internet, AT&T also offers the best wireless coverage worldwide of any U.S. carrier, offering the most wireless phones that work in the most countries. It also offers advanced TV services under the AT&T U-verse® and AT&T │DIRECTV brands. The company's suite of IP-based business communications services is one of the most advanced in the world.
Additional information about AT&T Inc. and the products and services provided by AT&T subsidiaries and affiliates is available at http://www.att.com. This AT&T news release and other announcements are available at http://www.att.com/newsroom and as part of an RSS feed at www.att.com/rss. Or follow our news on Twitter at @ATT.
© 2012 AT&T Intellectual Property. All rights reserved. 4G not available everywhere. AT&T, the AT&T logo and all other marks contained herein are trademarks of AT&T Intellectual Property and/or AT&T affiliated companies. All other marks contained herein are the property of their respective owners.
Cautionary Language Concerning Forward-Looking Statements
Information set forth in this press release contains financial estimates and other forward-looking statements that are subject to risks and uncertainties, and actual results might differ materially. A discussion of factors that may affect future results is contained in AT&T's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. AT&T disclaims any obligation to update and revise statements contained in this news release based on new information or otherwise.
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David B. 'Papa' Morse, 73, of Hampstead, died Thursday, April 14, 2016, at New Hanover Regional Medical Center. He was born May 15, 1942, in Milford, Conn., to the late Charles LeRoy Morse and Kathryn Adams Morse.
David was a man who loved his family very much, and everything that he did, he did for them. He was a veteran of the U.S. military and served his country from 1963 to 1968.
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Put simply, this is the Galaxy S5 Active Review after it's been conditioned a bit. Running on Android Kitkat 4.4.1 . The appearances are a great bit various and camouflage is just one of the color choices (together with gray and red), so do not fret however the gadget acts simply the very same as its somewhat more fragile sibling. The design of the Gs5 Active isn't really going to attract everybody. SGalaxy S5 is running on Android Kitkat there are a few neat Android tips and tricks you can check out on are other post. There is no navigating that. It's broad, flat, and thin, with an additional little shield including a tough elastic band that surrounds the frame. It appears like it ought to have the Snap-On logo design on the back. Having stated that, I believe I like it much better than the feel and look of the typical Samsung Galaxy S5 Specs. This is all individual choice.
The distinction, and focus of the phone is the Mil-Spec 810G and IP67 scores. Together, these make the S5 Active resistant to salt, dust, humidity, rain, vibration, solar radiation, transportation shock and thermal shock. This suggests that you can soak the S5 Active into a meter of water for Thirty Minutes much like the "typical" GS5 Active Review, however it's likewise going to fare much better if left in the intense sun, or entering and from severe temperature level conditions, or getting slammed on a metal table from 3 feet in the air. That was enjoyable to test, however a bit loud. Android really works well on the Samsung GS5 Active.
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Samsung Galaxy S5 Specifications & Hardware
In case you just weren't dazzled from the beautifull camouflage paint task on our testimonial system, the 8.9mm-thick 170g GS5 Active desires you to understand it can take a good battering. As kept in mind above, it brings the very same immersion score as the basic Samsung Galaxy S5 (IP67), however it likewise promotes a whopping MIL-STD-810G accreditation so you are welcome name it a "military grade" without any exaggeration. Those aspects integrated suggest the Galaxy S5 Active Review is technically ranked for its superb quality and build standard.
Samsung Galaxy S5 Active Review
-Completely secured versus dust.
-immersion in between 15cm and 1m of water for as much as Thirty Minutes.
-Shielded versus shock/impact drop onto a flat surface area of no less than 4 feet.
-Secured versus vibration, temperature level extremes, high altitude and humidity.
That's not a bad list for the Samsung Galaxy S5 Active Review, even thinking about the murky state and irregular of the MIL-STD-810 "accreditation". As constantly, folks, it's vital to check out the great. Samsung AT&T caution us precisely the item page the gadget "could not carry out as received all severe conditions," and real-life screening can show this in quick and simple manner.
Galaxy S5 Active Review Electronic camera.
Taking photos with the Samsung Galaxy S5's 16MP main video camera is a lot like shooting with the Samsung Galaxy S5 Active Review. meanings that completion outcomes can be actually, truly excellent. From the sharp, a little over-saturated daytime pictures to the reliable and well-balanced HDR mode, photos come out looking rather darn excellent in brilliant lighting. We particularly like the capability to shoot completely resolution making use of a widescreen format, something not constantly seen on high-res flagships. While the Active secret can be utilized as a shutter release, it's not well placed to do so: you'll most likely just utilize this capability for undersea pictures.
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The only substantial distinction in the user interface is Samsung's Activity Zone,a simple yet effect way to use the camera and its functions collected into a single center. It's rather convenient to have an event location for all the smartphone applications, however the stock collection is lovely sparse. You can quite easy plug in other third-party applications to enhance the out-of-box providings in other words making this more personal smasung smartphone, so this might serve as a helpful customized introducing platform for those eager on developing your own method.
We 'd still be shedding splits over Samsung's Android software application without the enhancements the business brought with the most recent variation of TouchWiz (which we detailed in our complete Samsung Galaxy S5 Active Review).
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Fortunately, Samsung's most recent UI riding atop Android 4.4.2 is simply as fluid and receptive right here, and while its rejiggered scheme and flat design visual will not kindly everybody, they sure make the Samsung Galaxy S5 Active Review with an AMOLED display appearance great. Most importantly for outdoorspeople, the software application does not fade into invisibility when the clouds clear out: the display can amazing brightness in direct sunshine, and it can likewise be readied to a super-dim 2 nits for bedtime reading.
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While utilizing the GS5 Active daily is really rather a various experience that of the stock S5, that's due virtually totally to their physical distinctions. If you mark down the Samsung Galaxy S5 Active Review even more significant physicality, these gadgets are really rather comparable, from call to video gaming to S Wellness to the rear-firing (however remarkably loud and huge) speaker. The Active carries out simply and effortless with WiFi enabled and on AT&T's LTE network in any locations, and we have actually had no concerns keeping the Bluetooth connection simple and easy to use to our Equipment Fit.
Potential owners need to keep a close look on possible power drains quite fast so some issue here: while the 2800 mAh (10.78 Wh) battery is detachable, the screen draws power extremely swiftly in super-bright outdoor conditions and is effective in this mode. Utilizing it thoroughly outdoors saves a huge amount of battery about an hour from the full Galaxy S5 stamina figure, offering us nearly 4 and a half hours of screen-on time on a seven hour charge. The battery is precisely the exact same detachable pack as discovered on the non- Samsung Active S5, so discovering replacements must be quite simple.
The phone does have one frustrating peculiarity, though: it frequently gets up in our pocket for no noticeable factor (as shown by our adequate collection of pocket images) So if you are in need of new wallpapers for your smartphone check out this sections on wallpapers for Samsung Galaxy. We're unsure why this is; at first we presumed the secrets below the display, however just the house button can waking the phone, and it's no much easier to push than its equivalent on the Samsung Galaxy S5 Active. We're still examining this concern, which has actually appeared on both our testimonial gadgets. If you're seeing comparable concerns by yourself Samsung Galaxy S5 Active Review, we 'd like to find out about it in the remarks.
The Samsung Galaxy S5 Active Review is special to AT&T in United States, where it can cost $199 on a 2 year agreement. Clients attracted to an installation strategy can pay either a $33 or $27.50 on a monthly contaract on AT&T's NEXT 12 and NEXT 18 strategies, respectively, while those looking for a smartphone sans agreement will certainly have to shell out $659.99 to take the Active house. Practically precisely the exact same cost point as AT&T's Samsung Galaxy S5.
The camouflage paint task is an extra: As the Samsung Galaxy S5 Active comes in Ruby Red for those not looking for to mix in with the trees Titanium Gray and camo.
Galaxy S5 Active Review Conclusion.
Whatever the color you decide on, whether a GS5 Active Review belongs in your little pocket upon just how much meat you truly require on your smartphone to so indestructible. Keep in mind, the stock S5 is currently while a MIL-STD-810G score need to imply the Active is a lot more resilient, our experience dose show that it does not appear to be the case (a minimum of in regards to daily drops). When you think about that this isSamsung Galaxy S5 Active Review 2nd outdoorsy cell in as several years to have problem with the "Active" as its task description, it is difficult to advise it for those who really require super-tough toughness.
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Fallout: New Vegas is a post-apocalyptic role playing game, developed by Obsidian Entertainment and published by Bethesda Softworks. Fallout: New Vegas is not a direct sequel to Fallout 3, but continues some parts of the original Fallout and Fallout 2. It was released on October 19 in North America, October 22 in Europe, and November 4 in Japan. It is available on the PC, PlayStation 3, and the Xbox 360.
- Fallout: New Vegas patch 220.127.116.114- released July 8, 2011. Various fixes and performance adjustments.
Previous patchesEdit
- Fallout: New Vegas patch 126.96.36.1994- released on April 28, 2011. Various weapon adjustments. On April 30, 2011, a second version of patch 22.214.171.1244 was released to resolve a bug that was experienced in the April 28th release.
- Fallout: New Vegas patch 22.214.171.1245 - released December 16, 2010
- Fallout: New Vegas patch 1.1 - resolves around 200+ quest and scripting issues.
Default controls on the Xbox 360 are:
|Back/Pip Boy/Pip Boy Light
|Draw Weapon/Reload/Put Weapon Away
|Toggles 1st and 3rd Person View
|Wait Menu
|Start Menu
|Left Thumbstick
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|Hotkeys/Change Ammunition Type
Achievements are available on the Xbox 360.
Main article: Fallout: New Vegas add-ons
- Dead Money was the first DLC to be released for Fallout: New Vegas. It was released first on Xbox Live on December 21, 2010.
- Honest Hearts was the second DLC released for Fallout: New Vegas. It was released on Xbox Live on May 17, 2011.
- Old World Blues was the third DLC released for Fallout: New Vegas. It was released on all systems simultaneously on July 19, 2011.
- Lonesome Road was the fourth DLC to be released for Fallout: New Vegas. It was initially planned to be released in August 2011, but was instead released on September 20, 2011.
- Gun Runners' Arsenal was the fifth DLC released for Fallout: New Vegas. This pack added several new weapons and challenges to the game. This DLC was released one week after Lonesome Road, on September 27, 2011.
- Courier's Stash is the final DLC released for Fallout: New Vegas. It was a combination of all of the pre-order packs for the game. Courier's Stash was released alongside Gun Runner's Arsenal on September 27, 2011.


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Crops with improved yields could more easily become a reality, thanks to a development by scientists.
Researchers studying a biological process that enables tiny green algae to grow efficiently have taken the first steps to recreating the mechanism in a more complex plant.
Their findings could lead to the breeding of high yield varieties of common crops such as wheat, rice and barley.
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Algae cells are known to have a specialised mechanism that boosts their internal concentration of carbon dioxide during photosynthesis.
Lasers could heat materials to temperatures hotter than the centre of the Sun in only 20 quadrillionths of a second, according to new research.
Theoretical physicists from Imperial College London have devised an extremely rapid heating mechanism that they believe could heat certain materials to ten million degrees in much less than a million millionth of a second.
One of the problems with fusion research has been getting the energy from the laser in the right place at the right time. This method puts energy straight into the ions.
– Dr Arthur Turrell
The method, proposed here for the first time, could be relevant to new avenues of research in thermonuclear fusion energy, where scientists are seeking to replicate the Sun's ability to produce clean energy.
The heating would be about 100 times faster than rates currently seen in fusion experiments using the world's most energetic laser system at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California. The race is now on for fellow scientists to put the team's method into practice.
Researchers have been using high-power lasers to heat material as part of the effort to create fusion energy for many years. In this new study, the physicists at Imperial were looking for ways to directly heat up ions – particles which make up the bulk of matter.
When lasers are used to heat most materials, the energy from the laser first heats up the electrons in the target. These in turn heat up the ions, making the process slower than targeting the ions directly.
The Imperial team discovered that when a high-intensity laser is fired at a certain type of material, it will create an electrostatic shockwave that can heat ions directly. Their discovery is published today in the journal Nature Communications.
"It's a completely unexpected result. One of the problems with fusion research has been getting the energy from the laser in the right place at the right time. This method puts energy straight into the ions," said the paper's lead author, Dr Arthur Turrell.
Normally, laser-induced electrostatic shockwaves push ions ahead of them, causing them to accelerate away from the shockwave but not heat up. However, using sophisticated supercomputer modelling, the team discovered that if a material contains special combinations of ions, they will be accelerated by the shockwave at different speeds.
This causes friction, which in turn causes them to rapidly heat. They found that the effect would be strongest in solids with two ion types, such as plastics.
"The two types of ions act like matches and a box; you need both," explained study co-author Dr Mark Sherlock from the Department of Physics at Imperial. "A bunch of matches will never light on their own – you need the friction caused by striking them against the box."
"That the actual material used as a target mattered so much was a surprise in itself," added study co-author Professor Steven Rose. "In materials with only one ion type, the effect completely disappears."
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Square Enix released this awesome Samurai Batman action figure also dubbed the Bushido Batman, which is part of their "Timeless" Play Arts Kai collection. This Batman figure is scheduled to release in June 2016 and will cost 19,800 Yen, $175 USD. Tell us what you think of these photos in the comments below.
The figure features a massive armor set, a solid red cape and slight battle damaged sculpting throughout. Bushido Batman stand nearly 11? tall and include two swords, sheaths, interchangeable hands, a grappling claw and a figure stand.
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Echoshift (stylized as echoshift), released in Japan as Jigen Kairō (時限回廊?), is a puzzle video game for the PlayStation Portable system. The game uses events known as "Time Bounces" in which a small section of time repeats itself over and over again. By exploiting time bounces, the player can overcome various obstacles that would have been otherwise impossible to navigate. The game is related to Echochrome.
The player controls a small stick-like figure who can walk, go up and down stairs, and press switches. The object of each level in the game is to move this stick figure from the entrance door to the exit door. There are multiple obstacles that the player must overcome to get to the exit door, including moving platforms, spiked blocks, and pressure-sensitive bridges. The player is given a set amount of time to traverse the level, but each level is set up to be impossible to complete in just one playthrough. This is how time bounces come into play. Each time the player moves through the level a recording of their actions is created. When time bounces, the player plays through the same level again, but alongside the recording of what they did in the previous playthrough. This recording is known as an "echo" and appears as a shadow of the player. By cooperating with these echoes of the players past actions, the player can successfully get to the end of the level.
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text: Ada Evening News (Newspaper) - September 3, 1946, Ada, Oklahoma U't sty en yeors now tine# the wor »to rte d in Europe—that putt it well back on th* calendar but the implications and entangelments that resulted are renewed in our attention each day. Alerse* Net July Paid Circulation 8407 Member Audit Bureau of CirculationTHE ADA EVENING NEWS 43rd Year—No. 118ADA, OKLAHOMA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1946 Nelson Reveals Wartime Fight With Army, Warns of Danger In Widening Military Powers FIVE CENTS THE COPY Bi STI RLING F. GREEN WASHINGTON. Supt. 3. <A*> D aid M. Nelson hoisted a warn* int today for the nation to be on guard, ' not only in war but in peace," against widening military influence. In his book, "Arsenal of De-moc:acy'* to be published this ' ecK the former war production hoard chairman declares that the a rr v largely "took control" of th# ciViimn economy in 1944 af* ter trying throughout tin* war ti) v * t that authority from him. Henceforth, Nelson wrote, the * ■ w ill cease to be a neglected step-child in peacetime and will most import* branches of hero me "one of the ant and influential our government." Lesson Is near The lesions taught by these ie ' iii * ears of war is ch ar," hi* «onLnurd, "our whole economic ar d social system will be m peril '* -• ' controlled by the military men " Nelson took not of the widely advertised "production crisis" cif 1944 declaring that it was spurious bat served to "divert atten-t .an from the army's own miscalculations." The record shows," he wrote, ' buat n not a single instance— after the critical early period of 1942—did an American fighting i .an at the front have to go with-t ut munitions because of any failure in production, State Legionnaires Urge More Funds For Aid to Vets OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept. 3 — (A*—Prohibition repeal was sidestepped and state appropriations if more than $275,000 uiged to a i veterans during a busy final st u.i'ii <*f th#* annual Oklahoma Arnencan Legion convention here yesterday. , The money, the legionnaires de ar**d in ie#«>Iutions, is needed t i give veterans immediate help end to a i in correction what the « >t > (Idlers termed "abuses" in the administration of GI bill of lights benefits. The doughboys of World War I and I ie GI toes of World War Dangerous "Double Talk" "The army's deliberate attempt to create a contrary impression was on#' of the most dangerous bits of double talk I ever heard of." • Nelson contended that the heads of the army and navy joined with James F. Byrnes, then war mobilization director, to remove him as WPB chairman in 1943 and replace him with Bernard M. Baruch. The attempt was thwarted, Nelson said, when he got wind of the plan and promptly dismissed Ferdinand Eberstadt, a WPB vice chairman who favored the army's view and who was to have become Baruch's deputy. Collaborating in the ouster effort. Nelson wrote, were Secretary of War Stimson, the late Secretary of Hie Navy Knox, and the then Undersecretaries Robert P. Patterson and James V. Forrest a I. They had drawn a letter naming Baruch as Nelson's successor and planned to ask Mr. Roosevelt to sign it "that very day" Nelson said. There was no immediate comment from any of those Nelson named. Hot Argument Over Newsprint Nelson said that one of the bitterest arguments in his three-year conflict with the army was over the use of newsprint, with Undersecretary Patterson, now secretary of war, arguing that papers should be forbidden comics and Sunday supplements. Nelson contended that it was proper to curtail use of newsprint but that publishers should be the judge of what to print. "I fought back, for I felt that if we attempted to dictate the use to which publishers should put the paper they were authorized to buy, we would be paving the way for government control of the press in its tightest and most acute form, no matter what name we gave it." the former WPB chief asserted. Nelson Lost Reconversion Fight He added that the climactic fight was the army's effort to block his program of reconversion preparedness in 1944. The army felt it would distract industry and workers from the war job. Nelson said he lost this fight. " To a large extent, the army took control over the economy, and many of the reconversion difficulties which arose later, after German and Japan had finally been knocked out, can be traced directly to that fact." he said. Nelson, now president of the independent society of motion picture producers, is blueprinting a network of standby munitions plants at President Truman's request. His book is being published by Harcourt, Brace and company. Why They Are County Farm Youth Using Lazy D Calves lo Stale Dairy Show at Enid Ok lo home Pioneered In DDT Livestock Sprays, Picked Deloney Penck Per Dupont lahdrha department of agriculture in experimenting with use of DDT sprays for animals. Oklahoma's work, directed by Joe C. Scott, president of the state hoard of agriculture, has received national recognition. So when Du Fonts got ready blicizing of used in ........------ — Oklahoma ns ion rmttce favoring a popu-]an,d th''n the Oklahomai officials Lr referendum on liquor. ^elected W. A Gus Delaney's The n otion was bi ought out on j £?ncJ? soulnwest of Ada. — The Du Pont representatives Pontotoc county's farm youth delegation to the Sooner State (dairy show left at midnight on Monday, taking 19 animals in Tile coming of several Du Pont four breeds and also a judging company official* to Ada and i team. Hereford Heaven and Lazy D C. H. Hailey, county agent, has ranch today is an outgrowth of1 Lester Smith, assistant agent, and pioneering work done fey the Okr °rb Young of Fitzhugh to help Senate were due to reach Ada in midday Tuesday and to go on to the Delaney ranch to start taking pie- Home Bums Early Tuesday Morning House, Go rage and Almost All Belongings of Owen Robertsons Destroyed ' * convention floor bv Tulsa's J *e Carson Post No. I following its rejection bv the committee. Tr- ingate* also advocated 'am'v raPcn to *tart latin* pie c >nt n wet net* of the* selective spiv* I ^ cinel ssscrnblinfj other lnfor ive act for a year and reaffirmed mallon v e department s faith in the Un :*.ea Nations. 12 Tears In Stat Daring the business-jammed f na! session. Charles B. Duffy. former state senator from Ponca C tv, was elected department commander. Duff> a veteran of twelve years in the state legislature v here newspapermen once voted him "the most useful member of the senate' succeeded Granville Scanlon of Oklahoma City. He defeated Leroy Jack Clayton. Clinton. Ralph Baston, a member of the University of Oklahoma post, was elected sergeant at arms. In its demands for more state responsibility toward returned servicemen, the convention called noon the next legislature to vote 5175,000 for state veterans' service officers, $100,000 annually in emergency funds for veterans and their dependents and other thousands for a state agency to func-t:on under the GI bill of rights. More than 25 resolutions for increased benefits to veterans also wcie approved. Living Quarters For Vets Another resolution asked distr*.nuance of all construction "not necessary for health or security' and the conversion of all existing facilities, such as barra, KS, into living quarters for \ etc: ans. The convention also proposed en immediate emergency ses-s r n of Congress to repeal $175 and S20Q ceilings placed on former GI s receiving on the-job t airing It declared inadequate the maximum two-year period r. v allowed for such training, and urged that Veteran* Adminstration authority be substituted fur state and local responsibly in administering the program. Resolutions directed to the Vet-r ans Administration urged that agency to reverse its stand a gainst the us#* of army and navy h »spitals and called for th#* use of ' ( at Norman for ex-servicemen n a "denied treatment at existing veterans' hospitals." Ada Worn in Elected Mrs O B Grimmett. Altus, was named president of the Legion auxiliar)', succeeding Mrs. Edwin S Dunaway. Bartlesville. Omer officers elected were Mrs. George Rosman. Alva, first vice-president; Mrs. J. Sam Johnson, Edmond, second vice-president; Mrs. Robert Ferguson, Ada, historian; Mrs L. B Scudded Chelsea chaplain, and Mrs. \V. A Big gelt. El Reno, pa;Lamentarian, * Borden general hospital at ick&sha ami the naval hospital A four-room house occupied by Mr. and Mr* Owen Robertson northeast of Ada was destroyed by fire early Tuesday morning. The blaze resulted from explosion of an oil stove. No one was injured. The house and garage were a complete lo-*s and most of the furniture and other belongings of the Robertson s were lost to the flames that spread rapidly through the building. The explosion and fire occurred about 5:45 o'clock Tuesday morning. The home was about three miles from Ada. II Isn't Their Houri Bul the Ply Henryetta Policemen Ready to Strike Unless Salaries Increased HENRYETTA, Okla, Sept. 3-bPi—It isn't the 84-hour week they work that has this city's seven policemen ready to strike tomorrow—they said in a joint statement today—they just want more money. The seven—who make up the entire police force in this city of about 4,090, have served notice on the city council that unless th#'ir salaries are increased from $140 to $155 monthly by tomorrow they will strike. The force is not unionized — the seven insisted—and is not affiliated with any labor group. "We just feel we should have $15 a month raise for our 84 hours a week." they said. The seven issue all statements together. No one of the group will talk alone. The seven are Clarence Pe-rona, Chester Baird, John Tate, Bud Allen (night chief), R. L. Robertson, Hay Dixon and F. M. Green. No council member would predict what would happen. Meantimer Chief of Police Tom Liddell sat back undisturbed. with the Kupei vision of the trip and the care of the animals. Judging of Jerseys and Milking Shorthorns was set for Wednesday, Guernseys and Brown Swiss for Thursday and Holsteins and Ayrshire* Friday. The county will be represented in the team judging contest Saturday. The county farm youth entrants, their club. breeder of their animal and address of breeder, and local sponsors, are: Holsteins Dean Young, Fitzhugh, calf from Wisconsin State Herd. Madison, Wis., Martin Clark sponsor; Earl Cleghorn, Latta, Wisconsin 5Jatp Herd* Dr* Alfred R. Sugg; y* ,p- George, Jr., Latta, R. A. Gefke & Sons of Oregon, Wis., Cudahy Packing Co., sponsor; Ray Young. Fitzhugh. R. A Gefke & Sons, Martin Clark sponsor; Glen Sherrell. Latta. J. G. Lovelace Jr., of Ada breeder, Ada Ki-wanis club sponsor. Milking Shorthorns Joe Tom Griffith, Hart, R. J McCarthy of Cottage Grove, Wis., Charles E. Thompson sponsor; giHy Hugh Thompson, McLish, C. E. Dunham of Janesville. Wis., Adams Lumber company; Oneita Bryant, Francis, Archie I. Wentworth of Edgerton, Wis., W. R. Thomas and J. A. Richardson: Max Kirkes, Francis, Robert Traynor A Son of Milton Junction, Wis., Spann-Denison Motor Co.; Jerry Young, Fitzhugh, Rye Bros., of Avalon, Wis., W. M. Emanuel; Jerry Young's other calf Claude V. Thompson, Ada, breeder, W. M. Emanuel. Jerseys Marlene Higdon. Oakman. Ralph Heitz of Fort Atkinson, Wis., Williams Abstract company sponsor; Richard Soutee, Latta Ed Granger of Ada breeder, Ed Granger sponsor; Carrol Brantley, Pleasant Hill, Ed Granger breeder, John D. Rinard; Donnie Balthrop, Byng, Ed Granger breeder, Ada Army Store; Don Smith, Latta, Taylor and Son of Durant, Oather Smith. Guernseys Harold Krannig. Roff, Harry J. Becker of Ft. Atkinson, Wis., Oklahoma Transportation Co.; William Carter, Oakman, L. C. Erd-man Jk Son of Jefferson, Wis., Ada Coca Cola Bottling Co.: Billy Gene Young. Fitzhugh, Lowe Lane Far of McFarland. Wis. Bob Bason Motor Co: Corbet Thurman. Latta, E. H. Kiesling of Jefferson, Wis., Jess L Young + - Four Daughters Bon lo Parisians PARIS, Sept. 3— bf*) — Four daughters were born yesterday to Mrs. Pierre Walzer, 39, wife of a worker in a metal plant in a Pans suburb. All four are "doing fine." according to the doctor who attended their births. Jacqueline and Danielle weigh a little more than thre pounds each, Nicole weighs two pounds, nine ounces and Anne-Marie two pounds, eight ounces. The Walzers, married 19 years, have another daughter, -Bernadette, 18. ——-e———-— • Read The News Classified Ads. Ada Schools In Full Rush Of Enrollment Junior ond Senior High Schools Join Grade Schools In Enrollment Procedures There will be no dearth of .second graders for Ada public schools to handle this year. That became evident in the Monday enrollment when last year's first graders enlisted for the new school term at Ada's five wara schools. . Tuesday the full task of enrollment developed. Three Busy Days At the grade schools, teachers were busy enrolling third graders; at Ada Junior high school swarms of boys and gills lust out of the sixth grade were being registered for the seventh grade, and across the carnous at Ada high school the seniors of this year were enrolling. Wednesday will be iust as busy—fourth grad#* pupils at Hie ward schools, eighth graders at Junior high and juniors at Ada hieh school. And Thursday will see no letdown—fifth graders at the ward schools, ninth graders at Junior hi«h and sophomores at Ada high school. 'I? Second Graders Already Friday the grade schools will ^tiil be busy, taking care of the incoming sixth grade nuoils. Enrollment on Monday was: Glenwood 30. Hnves 33, Irvine 5*. Washington 64 and Willard 33. in all 213 second graders Tips matches the enrollment of last week of 2*2 firef grader*. Snot, Rex O Morris#rn isn't rn; king p**t predictions about fi-md enrollment but knows that the school* have a big ioh on their hand* fakir** care of large student body in all of the schools. Twelve Accidental Deaths In Sale Ow Lang Weekend ny TH* A naut Uteri Prone Twelve persons died in accidents in Oklahoma over the long Labor Day weekend which ended at midnight Monday. Ten of the twelve were killed in traffic crashes, another was shot to death accidentally and the 12th drown#'d. Eleven persons died in highway mishaps during the same holiday a year ago - one more than this year's total. Elizabeth Joan Bugg. 17. a senior at Tribbey high school, drown-ned in Coon creek near Macomb Sunday while trying to swim a-cross a deep hole with her 13-year-old sister, Virginia, on her back. Companions of the two rescued the younger girl, who could not swim: At Walters, Otis Carrol Green. 12. was killed by a blast from what was thought to be an empty shotgun pointed at him by his younger brother. Cecil Elwood Green, 8. in a playful gesture. The boys found the gun under a bed at their home. Their father. Cecil Green, said he had failed to unload the weapon upon returning from a hunting trip. The tenth traffic victim of the holiday period was Mrs. Etrulia Sain. 45. Oklahoma City, who died in a two-car collision at Oklahoma City. Full Statement Soon on U.S. Arguments With Yugoslavia Two Notes On Dispute Sent Want a New Car? Go Abroad and You'll Get It American-made, 1946 model cars are lined up on a Weehawken, N. J., pier, awaiting shipment to Newfoundland. Recent survey revealed that American manufacturers are sending thousands of forei5nJmarkets, shipping 9000 in June alone. Recently Nash production was halted at Milwaukee and Kenosha by what company oijicials said was "unprecedented refusal of employes to work on cars for export." Italy to Have Little Military Power; Peace Parley Still Is Enmeshed in Trieste Dispute New Sugar Ration Stomp Now Valid Spore Stomp 51 Good For Five Pounds of Sugar Through Dec. 31 WASHINGTON. Sept. 3.-<>P> —Housewives had another sugar ration stamp available today, spare stamp 51 which became valid on Sunday and will Im* good for five pounds of sugar through Dec. 31. OPA announced also that stamp 49, also in ration book number four, had been extended to Sept. 30. It was to have expired last Saturday, but the sugar shortage wa? so acute in many cities that consumers were unable to cash it. Agriculture department officials have predicted the possibility of an improvement in sugar rations after the first of the year, depending on Cuban crop prospects. Meanwhile the department has made arrangements for beet sugar, now accumulating in western producing areas, to get preferential freight treatment st) that it may be brought to eastern consuming areas. Housewives now have two stamps valid for home canning purposes. These are spare stamps nine and ten. good for five pounds of sugar each through Oct. 31 for home canning purposes exclusively. ISTANBUL. Sept* 3.—(>P)—A source close to the Turkish government expressed satisfaction today with the outcome of the Greek plebiscite which resulted in a heavy majority in favor of recalling King George II to the throne. By ROBERT HEWETT PARIS, Sept. 3.—i/P)—"Big Four" recommendations that the Italian arm; , navy and airforce be limited to 297.500 men—only a fraction of war-time strength -were approved unanimously to day by the military commission of the 21 n ition peace conference. Under th,* approved provisions Italy is p«*rmitted to have an army #.f 250,000 (including 65.0(H) Carabinieri), a navy of 22,500 and an airforce of 25,000. Small Air Force She is ba *red fgom possession of aircraft t arriers and her land airforce is restricted to 200 fighter and reconnaissance planes with an additional 150 transport and training planes. The mild ivy commission ac-ceptcd the foreign ministers* draft setting the strength of the Carabinieri! (state police) at 65,-000 after Yugoslavia withdrew an amendment to limit the force to 30.000. Without debate the military commission adopted all but one of the naval limitation articles restrictions on other smaller warcraft was delayed pending study of a French amendment to qualify the wording of th#* treaty. The French proposal did not seek to #*h; og#* th#* number of ships. Other provisions of Hie naval limitation articles which were approved included: No Battleship* per Trieste would result in a ; mancnt th; eat" to Yugoslav-I Italian pea# e. More Lo id For Romania The B alk.rn economic commission ad »pt#*d unanimously a Polish amendment Vhich obliges Romania to restore ".ill the legal rights and interests in Romania f t»f th#* I nth I Nations and thiof Surplus ti et units including ; nationals a, they existed" on the battleships "Cesare," "Italia, Sept I Ithe date war broke and *• V it#»i i#» Veneta" would be out iii Fur of a*, instead «»f the day transferred to tin* government of (^Russia ent« i d th#- war as the the United States, Russia, Britain and France within thro#* months after signing of the treaty. No battleviips could he constructed or acquired by Italy. During th** period of post war minesweeping. Italy would b*> permitted t ► employ an add! tarnal 2.5(H) officers and men in her navy above the 22,500 total. Yugoslav Delegate Ahs Bch h*r answered Italian claims for Trieste with a counter-claim for a greater share of Venezia Guilia and accused Ivanoe Bonomi, former Italian premier, of express ing ''ruthless, heartless cyni- (third th foreign ministers council had drafted th#* paragraph. J he commission then came up against a clause on which the foreign intrust#*! s council had )x*«*r» unable to agre#* compel) sation for property which Ro mama could not restore because it had been destroyed or disposed An American proposal, g#*n-»*: ally suppoi ted bv Britain and Franee, called f<#i full compensation in Romanian currency. A Russian counter proposal called for compensation for only one- drafted by the foreign ministers tcism" in his speech Yesterday council, including one on Italian possession of aircraft carriers and submarines. Approval of "Big Four" recommendations to limit the Italian fleet to two battleships, four cruisers and four destroyers and Bebler told the Italian political and territorial commission that Bonomi s statement showed that Italy was "inspired bv th#* same aggressive* spirit" of Fascism. Bonomi said yesterday that ere ation of th#* free territory of (question value Willard Thorp, the American delegate, ar*; ted that it would be unjust to assure full restitution of available property but not require full compensation for property destroy# d The commission adjourned without deciding the Second Soys Yugoslavs Con t Bear Any Responsibility for Forced Plane Crashes Bv GRAHAM HOVEY WASHINGTON, Sept. J . P -The state department today pt omised a "full statement* either tonight or tomorrow # n the dispute with Yugoslavia over the forced crashes of two Amene, n army transport pi.»n#> A department press officer, who ' mad#- the announcement, would give no information on what the statement might contam. It was believed generally in the department, however, that the statement would express American satisfaction at the receipt of a new not#* from Marshal Tito. A news conference today, at which Undersecretary William L, Clayton was to have discussed the Yugoslav situation was cancelled. Clayton's conference was called off suddenly after he had been summoned to the White House for an ll ain. conference with President Truman. Clayton is acting secretary of state in the absences ##f S« < t «*f,»i v Byrnes and Undersecretary Dean Acheron. Later Conference Schedules Lincoln White, department pi i ns officer, scheduled .#n earl)' afternoon conference to replace that of Ciavton and prom. ♦ I to try to have an announcement en the Yugoslav situation at that time. Government officials said yesterday Die situation appeared headed f«»r a diplomatically satisfactory conc (un mn. It has devel* oj>ed that thus «* were two recent dispatches from Belgrade Tile f n nt of tti* .«* -., i..t the V S embassy had received a new note Sunday from M u h.d Tito wh; h 'roughly meets" American demands for an official ap#dogy an t assurances that the plane incidents which c#>st five American lives- would not recur. Different Talk in Belgrade Lat# r Belgrade reports said the Yugoslav embassy in Washington had delivered a note at the state department Friday, The embus v | here confirmed this This n %* 1 asked for a guarantee that no more American planes would fly over Yugoslavia without permission, and added that th#* Yup -slav government could not bear j "any responsibility" for the two j crashes. 1 Earlier, department officials had told newsmen it is "good speculation" that the first Belgrade dispatch—saving American (demands had virtually been fulfilled—is correct. •a ——. Indian Croup Asks Stale Headquarters Chocfow-Chickosaw Com-% mince Also far Johnson As Claims Commission Member Mrs. Angie Olivo, Ada Quid During May Block Rep. May Pioneer, Is Dead Labor Day Weekend From Campaigning Tile executive committee of the Choctaw-Chickasaw Confederation held an unofficial meeting in Ada Monday and recommended that District Judge N. B. Johnson of C Iaremore be named as one of the three men who will make up an Indian Claims Commission. Officials of the organization in Ada said Tuesday morning that Ada has one of the strongest groups in the state and that two different Indian groups want the backing of the Ada Indians. The executive committee also recommends that state headquarters for the two tribes be located in Ada. The group meeting in Ada expressed approval of the Choctaw-Chickasaw officials. Thq approval of the group was of interest to a large number of area Indians be cause of the reaction of this par-ticular group was not known until the Monday meeting here. Greater returns for amount invested. Ada News Want Ads. (W EAT HER] Oklahoma — Partly cloudy tonight. becoming generally^ fair Wednesday; warmer Wednesday. WEATHER FORECAST FOR Weather Forecast For Sept. Missouri. Kansas. Oklahoma and Nebraska—Scattered thunder showers most of district Friday or Saturday; rainfall gener-allv light; warmer Wednesday and Thursday, cooler with precipitation; warmer Sunday; temperature averages 6 degrees above normal Nebraska, Kansas and Oklahoma and near normal in Missouri. Many Adon* Visit Elsewhere, Others Spend Day In Ada from Other Cities Ada was quiet and business was almost at a standstill over the weekend as the first post-war Labor Day rode I around. Hundreds of Adans were out of town combining Sunday and I*aboi Day for a two day vacation. just long enough for a short trip to some nearby location. Many visitors were here from other cities. Much different was the Labor Day holiday than the same occasion in 1945 vv hen tires were scarce and only necessary trips were being made. Quinton Blok#*, chief of police. Tuesday morning reported only two arrests over the holidays and they were both minor charges. 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Ky., physicians on the congressman's j physical conditions. May failed i to appear before th#* senate com-(mittee when he was stricken ill last month. On his last visit to Washington, Chairman Mead (D NY) mid reporters th#* committee is keeping a careful watch on May*! prepared n#*w subpoena when he sufficiently to testify. May said in a statement from his home recently that he would campaign f#»r reelection, hut he did not state whether he will con-1 duct .an active, personal drive or j possibly depend #>n radio speech- , es. II#* was unopposed in the. Kentucky primary. Mead said th#* committee has I n#>t v#*t been furnished u ith a <opv of tho audit May told th#* house on July 8 was being made of his financial connections with the Cumberland Lumber Co., a Moved to Allen rn 1882; Funeral Services Thursday Mrs. Angie Olivo, 94. who came to Allen back in 1882 when this part of present Oklahoma was part of Indian Territorv, died Monday morning at the home cf a son in Allen. 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Maxxie: bad habitMature
See? Told you it'd bite me in the ass sooner or later.
Sooner, apparently.
He storms off to work and I get in my crapmobile to set off for my own work, though to be honest, I really, really don't feel like it. I feel like a squashed slug, heaving itself away from its attacker, into a big pile of salt.
Only, I can't really escape my attacker, since it happens to be life, in general.
It's a vicious circle of sorts today. I can't go to Alex for support, since he is the cause of all this. I can't go to Cay, because he's pissed off at me. As for other people? Most of my friends are the kinds of people you only hang out with if it involves getting smashed and having lots of fumbling, drunken sex.
Says a lot about my life, I suppose.
In my break, I take the first opportunity I can get to text Cay.
Hey, gorgeous. I wanna make it up to you later. I was wondering if you wanted to come over and I could get us a take away or something? I'll understand if you don't want to, though... x
I waited anxiously for his reply, almost certain he would ignore it altogether, or reply with a "no".
By the time I'd gotten down the drugstore, intent on satisfying a craving for a habit I thought I'd kicked for good, my phone vibrated in my pocket, making my heart skip a beat. I paid for the cigarettes and lighter, got outside and lit one before looking at the text.
Sure, just don't expect me to be polite. I wasn't expecting you to be, Cay, but civil at least would be appreciated.
Need me to pick you up, or will you get to mine yourself?
I'll walk.
Better than a no, I guess, but still... if the evening passes like this morning did, it could be kinda hard. The sudden stress response to the thought of the whole evening passing in a blur of snide comments and awkward silences makes me chain smoke nearly half the pack of cigarettes through my break. Which in turn has me whizzing around the cafe like a demented child on a sugar rush from the sudden amount of nicotine after so long.
The day couldn't have passed much slower, even with my nicotine fuelled hyperactivity. Mainly because the hyperness was definitely not a happy hyperness. It was a nervous, nail biting kind of hyperness.
When I finally get out, I rush to my car, light a cigarette that once again fails to calm me in any way and set off, speeding all the way back to the apartment. I get in and clear the living room of snotty tissues and wonder if it's best to leave his flowers in the vase where they are on the coffee table, or not. I figure leave them there, though I worry about it for ages.
Ten minutes before he gets here, I realise the living room is shrouded in a haze of cigarette smoke, and I stink. And the apartment stinks of it too. Hastily opening the window, I try and waft as much of it out as possible.
But at the window, I just end up lighting another in an attempt to not crack up into hysterical laughter at the thought of me running around like a headless chicken the way I would if it was a first date.
This date, unfortunately, is feeling particularly hostile, and I can't help but fear this evening isn't going to end well, despite my best efforts.


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DUBAI (Reuters) - Double Davis Cup winner Tomas Berdych has called for the annual competition to be played every two years, warning the current format was destroying tennis's top team prize.
Berdych and compatriot Radek Stepanek led the Czech Republic to successive Davis Cup titles, beating Serbia in the 2013 final and Spain a year earlier, in what the 2010 Wimbledon finalist described as the greatest achievements of his career.
But those triumphs have come at considerable cost, the world number six told reporters on Sunday before this week's Dubai Championships.
"In my last two years I missed eight weeks for Davis Cup - four to play the matches and then a week after - you are dead to play a tournament or even prepare yourself," said Berdych, who helped the Czech Republic beat the Netherlands 3-2 in their first-round match earlier this month.
He criticized the Cup's schedule, with the quarter-finals in April, the semi-finals in September and then a two-month break before the final in late November.
"It ends up so late and makes a difficult season even more difficult. I think it would make sense and the players would really like to play if the Davis Cup was every two years," said the 28-year-old.
"We finished the semi-final in September. I came home and after a few days I received calls: 'what do I think of the opponents in (2013's) first round?'
"I think: 'we're going to play the final let's be ready for that'. This kind of thing destroyed the competition." Continued...


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A Mennonite Farmer is Hauled Away
On April 25, 2008, in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, Mark Nolt, a Wenger Mennonite (Horse and Buggy Mennonite) dairyman, threatened for months with arrest for selling raw milk without a permit was removed from his property by state troopers.
Mr. Stoltzfus explained that Mr. Nolt did not have a permit because "he chose to turn his permit back in because it did not cover all the products he was selling. He felt he was being dishonest selling stuff that was not covered by the permit. He is a man of great integrity."
"According to reports from neighbors and the Farm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund, several officials of the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture participated in the raid, and while Mark was being transported by police car to the courthouse, PDA officials confiscated $20,000 to $25,000 worth of dairy products and production equipment. Neighbors reported the farm had been closed and that a large group of officials had gathered, with videos prohibited."
"Mr. Nolt was told that people had gotten sick from eating his food, but no one ever came forward and no proof was ever offered."
Mr. Stoltzfus said of Mr. Nolt, "he is not going to stop [selling raw milk] til he is ready to stop. He is the equivalent of that little black lady in Alabama who wouldn't go to the back of the bus. He is doing the same thing, he won't go to the back of bus." Mr. Stoltzfus said "she got arrested for that and so did Mr. Nolt. He ignored [the threat] and kept on selling. He is a courageous man." Mr. Stoltzfuz said "Mark believes it is his right to sell, according to the constitution, just like it was Rosa Park's right to sit wherever she wanted on the bus. Same deal. There is nothing in the constitution to prevent Mr. Nolt from buying and selling, especially to his friends," Mr. Stoltzfus said.
Stoltzfus commented that Mr Sheridan of the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture (Stoltzfus does not have the spelling and believes he is with the licensing division) used to work for Dean Foods and Hershey Foods, big corporate operations, and that Sheridan was "jealous that farmers make a better product" and called the raid by Mr. Sheridan "a vendetta."
This case is similar to that involving Meadowsweet Dairy LLC in New York, in that both Pennsylvania and New York allow raw milk sales, but adamantly oppose the sale of other raw dairy products.
Mr. Nolt was doing things the way his community has for generations, selling milk straight from his cows to those he knows.
Mr. Nolt contends that the regulations have not been approved by the legislature and shouldn't apply to him because he is selling directly to consumers, via private contracts that are outside the purview of the state, making a privilege out of a right he believes he has - the right to private contracts."
The permitting issue, ostensibly for food safety, is contradicted by a look both at raw milk itself and at its competition, corporate milk - pasteurized and often from cows injected with rBGH.
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Raw milk: Farmer sell raw milk from their own cows, to neighbors and friends at a price farmers set themselves, paid by people who value their product, without a middleman.


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BeschreibungBooks in the popular Easy Way series present basic subject matter in clear language. Material is presented in a way that makes these books ideal as self-teaching guides, but Easy Way titles are also preferred by many teachers as supplements to classroom textbooks. General readers seeking out information often turn to Easy Way titles for general background and orientation when starting out in new career-related fields. All Easy Way books contain both short quizzes and longer tests with answers to help readers gauge their learning progress. Subject heads and key phrases are set in a second color for quick and easy reference. This all-new title discusses, analyzes, and offers exercises in prose forms. It describes uses of written verbal imagery and symbolism and instructs on descriptive and dramatic writing, with sample passages to demonstrate good style.
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Erscheinungsdatum: Mai 2004
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