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The East Japan regional qualifiers for December's National Jitsugyodan Women's Ekiden Championships and the Jan. 1 New Year Ekiden men's national corporate championships took place Nov. 3 in Saitama, northwest of Tokyo. Run in perfect conditions, there were new records on five of the seven men's stages and four of the six women's stages with the winning men's team just three seconds off the overall course record.
27:38 man Yuki Sato (Team Nissin Shokuhin) set the tone for the day, taking 52 seconds off the record for the 11.6 km first stage and winning by a margin of 36 seconds after leading wire to wire. The entire field was aggressive, with the top nine all clearing the old stage record of 33:52. 27:41 man Tsuyoshi Ugachi (Team Konica Minolta) nearly closed the gap on the 15.3 km second stage, coming within 10 seconds of leader Hiroyuki Ono (Team Nissin Shokuhin) and breaking his own stage record by 21 seconds.
Much of the anticipation for the men's race was reserved for the 9.2 km third stage, where 10000 m world champion and stage record holder Ibrahim Jeilan of defending champion Team Honda made a return to the roads to face many of the best Japan-based Africans. Past Kenyan national XC champion Gideon Ngatuny (Team Nissin Shokuhin) started with a 10-second lead over Sendai Ikuei H.S. grad Paul Kuira (Team Konica Minolta) but lost ground and was overtaken by 5 km. Kuira went on to open a margin of 12 seconds over Ngatuny, but both lost out on stage time to sub-27 man Josephat Ndambiri (Team Komori Corp.) who took 32 seconds off Jeilan's record after opening with an incredible 2:30 first km. Jeilan himself beat his own course record by 3 seconds but finished only 4th on the stage on time behind a Kenyan sweep of Ndambiri, Kuira and Ngatuny. Altogether six runners broke or tied Jeilan's old mark.
The 9.9 km fourth stage was arguably the race's most aggressive, as the top ten men all broke the old stage record. Kosaku Hoshina (Team Nissin Shokuhin) re-closed the gap to leader Yuko Matsumiya (Team Konica Minolta) and the pair finished the stage almost together, but both were outrun on time by ace Masato Kihara (Team Kanebo), who established a new record of 28:43. Team Tepco refugee Yoshihiro Wakamatsu (Team Nissin Shokuhin), who joined Nissin late in the spring after Tepco's athletes were ordered to report to Fukushima to help with cleanup efforts related to March's disasters, broke the race back open by gapping Konica Minolta's Takuya Noguchi by 45 seconds over only 7.4 km, taking 6 seconds off the record in the process.
Nissin's remaining two runners Manabu Itayama and Kenichi Jiromaru held on in journeymanlike fashion to give the team the win in 3:44:56, just 3 seconds off the overall course record but 57 seconds up on rival Konica Minolta. Kanebo was 3rd another 50 seconds back on the strength of Kihara's stage record and a stage best by Yuki Nakamura on the sixth stage. Defending champion Honda started off poorly but advanced throughout the race and ended up a decent 4th thanks to a stage best by anchor Masakazu Fujiwara, the 2010 Tokyo Marathon winner.
The women's race was expected to be a blowout by defending champion Daiichi Seimei, but strong showings but a number of relatively unknown rookies kept the race dynamic and unpredictable. First-year pro Yurie Doi (Team Starts), who took a minute off her 5000 m PB earlier this season, took down all comers on the 6.795 km first stage, setting up Kenyan teammate Grace Kimanzi (Team Starts) for a 9:28 stage record on the 3.4 km second stage. Two other runners also went under the old record for the stage.
Starts' third runner Yuka Tokuda went 2 seconds under the record on the 12.2 km third stage, the women's ekiden's longest, but finished only 4th on time as she was run down by Misaki Katsumata (Team Daiichi Seimei) and Yuko Shimizu (Team Sekisui Kagaku) and fell to 3rd place. Further back, corporate track champ Kasumi Nishihara (Team Yamada Denki) was 3rd on time behind Katsumata and Shimizu in her pro ekiden debut. 2010 Nagoya International Women's Marathon winner Yuri Kano (Team Shiseido) had a failed debut in her return to Shiseido after leaving longtime coach Manabu Kawagoe at the end of the summer, finishing 10th of 12 on the stage.
The short 3.8 km fourth stage saw the biggest surprise of the day, as unknown Miku Yamamoto (Team Sekisui Kagaku) broke Kenyan Doricah Obare's stage record by 1 second to put Sekisui 16 seconds ahead of Daiichi Seimei. Fifth stage Sekisui runner Korei Omata widened the lead to 33 seconds, leaving it up to anchor Sayuri Baba to hold off Daiichi Seimei's star, 2009 World Championships marathon silver medalist Yoshimi Ozaki for 6.3 km in order to score Sekisui's first win since 1998 when it counted the great Naoko Takahashi among its members. Baba ran credibly well, finishing 4th on time, but Ozaki was relentless in her pursuit and ran down Baba with only 100 m to go, taking the win by 3 seconds and cracking the stage record by 12 seconds. Her performance spoke well of her condition ahead of this month's Yokohama International Women's Marathon, where she will attempt to secure a place on the Japanese team for the London Olympics. Another leading contender for the London women's team, Yukiko Akaba (Team Hokuren) finished 2nd on time on the anchor stage to move Hokuren up from 9th to 6th.
2011 East Japan Jitsugyodan Ekiden Championships
Saitama, Nov. 3, 2011
Men - seven stages, 77.5 km
click here for complete men's results
Stage Best Results
First Stage (11.6 km) - Yuki Sato (Team Nissin Shokuhin) - 33:00 - CR
Second Stage (15.3 km) - Tsuyoshi Ugachi (Team Konica Minolta) - 44:28 - CR
Third Stage (9.2 km) - Josephat Ndambiri (Kenya/Team Komori Corp.) - 25:20 - CR
Fourth Stage (9.9 km) - Masato Kihara (Team Kanebo) - 28:43 - CR
Fifth Stage (7.4 km) - Yoshihiro Wakamatsu (Team Nissin Shokuhin) - 21:19 - CR
Sixth Stage (10.6 km) - Yuki Nakamura (Team Kanebo) - 30:41
Seventh Stage (13.5 km) - Masakazu Fujiwara (Team Honda) - 39:31
Top Team Performances - top 13 qualify for New Year Ekiden national championships
1. Nissin Shokuhin - 3:44:56
2. Konica Minolta - 3:45:53
3. Kanebo - 3:46:43
4. Honda - 3:47:19
5. Fujitsu - 3:47:53
6. Yakult - 3:48:25
7. JR Higashi Nihon - 3:48:49
8. Komori Corp. - 3:49:10
9. Subaru - 3:49:26
10. Hitachi Cable - 3:51:23
11. SDF Academy - 3:54:34
12. Tokyo Police - 3:54:52
13. Press Kogyo - 3:56:36
Women - six stages, 42.195 km
click here for complete women's results
Stage Best Results
First Stage (6.795 km) - Yurie Doi (Team Starts) - 21:44
Second Stage (3.1 km) - Grace Kimanzi (Kenya/Team Starts) - 9:28 - CR
Third Stage (12.2 km) - Misaki Katsumata (Team Daiichi Seimei) - 39:07 - CR
Fourth Stage (3.8 km) - Miku Yamamoto (Team Sekisui Kagaku) - 11:58 - CR
Fifth Stage (10.0 km) - Asami Kato (Team Panasonic) - 32:49
Sixth Stage (6.3 km) - Yoshimi Ozaki (Team Daiichi Seimei) - 20:41 - CR
Top Team Performances - all teams under 2:30:00 qualify for national championships
1. Daiichi Seimei - 2:17:21
2. Sekisui Kagaku - 2:17:24
3. Universal Entertainment - 2:17:56
4. Panasonic - 2:18:07
5. Starts - 2:19:00
6. Hokuren - 2:19:51
7. Mitsui Sumitomo Kaijo - 2:20:12
8. Shiseido - 2:20:17
9. Nihon ChemiCon - 2:20:25
10. Yamada Denki - 2:21:21
11. Shimamura - 2:21:32
12. Hitachi - 2:23:49
(c) 2011 Brett Larner
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London, June 26: In the beginning of the second round, play shifts back to the bottom halves of the men's and women's singles draws, which are no longer as loaded as they once were with the shocking exit of Rafael Nadal.
The contest between Michelle Larcher de Brito and Maria Sharapova is not so much a match to watch as one to listen to. Although she has somewhat dialed down her volume, Larcher de Brito is one of the game's most piercing screamers.
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Andy Murray (GBR)(2) vs Yen-Hsun Lu (TPE)
Roger Federer (SUI)(3) vs Sergiy Stakhovsky (UKR)
Victoria Azarenka (BLR)(2) vs Flavia Pennetta (ITA)
Maria Sharapova (RUS)(3) vs Michelle Larcher De Brito (POR)
Jerzy Janowicz (POL)(24) vs Radek Stepanek (CZE)
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Novak Djokovic of Serbia reacts after defeating Florian Mayer of Germany in their Men's first round singles match at the All England Lawn Tennis Championships in Wimbledon.
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Dominika Cibulkova of Slovakia plays a shot to Maria Elena Camerin of Italy during their Women's first round singles match at the All England Lawn Tennis Championships in Wimbledon.
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Here is an example of how I might wear it to work. I want to keep most of the extra feminine fluff to a minimum, going instead for a more simple and crisp look.
The beret is Chantilly. Rest is offbrand.
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Same JSK, but this time I chose Angelic Pretty glitter party shoes, an Evil Live bag, Lip Service blouse, and the rest is offbrand.
I also chose a wig to go with it, something I would not normally wear to work, to balance out the glitter crown. I also added back the waist bow (it's a bit much for me, sometimes, and gets in the way of vests, so I made it detachable) and waist ties.
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Ada Weekly News (Newspaper) - June 14, 1934, Ada, Oklahoma THE ADA WEEKLY NEWS VOLUME XXXIVADA, OKLAHOMA, THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1934 NUMBER ll Three Candidates Have Spoken Here, Walton and Marland Come This Week KING HHS URGE CROWD Preparations Being Made For Huge Rally For Cong. McKeown Friday WINS IN ALABAMA BIRMINGHAM, Ala., June 13. —GT)—Alabama democrats have returned former Governor Bibb Graves to the chief executive's chair—the first man to be voted a second term since the constitution of 1901 was adopted. Returns from 1,836 out of 2,-185 boxes in yesterday's runoff primary gave ('.raves 131.213 votes to 109,754 for Major Frank M. Dixon of Birmingham. Judge James E. Horton in the eighth judicial district, who nearly a year ago set aside a death verdict in tit© ".Scottsboro case" on grounds of insufficient evidence, was defeated by A. A. Griffith of Cullman. Ada has become a battleground for gubernatorial candidates with the near approach of tin- primary election of July 3 in which all but two of the la rue number will be eliminated from each j party ticket. Latest candidate for governor] to invade this territory was J j Berry King, state's attorney general, who spoke Tuesday night to a large crowd at Glenwood park, launching a vigorous attack on the record and policies of the present administration and offering his platform for th© next term. Thursday night, at Glenwood Park, J. C. Walton, former ernor and now corporation missioner, will address the ers of the county. Saturday afternoon E. Marland of Ponca City will speak to voters of Ada and Pontotoc county in the Interests of his candidacy for governor. McKeown Friday Night Preparations are being made for the homecoming rally Friday night for Congressman Tom D. McKeown. This will be held at Glenwood park, where there are accommodations for several thousand people. Mr. McKeown is on home now after one of stirring, momentous st congressional history, have much to say of Registration Period Extends From June 13 Through June 22 MORE BARNETT HEIRS SHOW UP W his t way most dons of and will the emer- Chicago Man Reports Presence Of Outlaw at Northfield; Story Doubted ST. PAFL, Minn., June 13—LB — Tin* will-o-the-wisp trail of John Dillinger turned back to the northwest today as federal officers gov- checked a report that the Indiana com- outlaw' had been seen alive. vol- Donald Murray, a former taxicab driver in Chicago, reported I that he had seen Dillinger in ,Northfield, Minn., 45 miles south of here. about 3 a. rn. Tuesday morning. Murray said be knew' Dillinger because he had driven Ihim "dozens of times" in his cab. Murray's story, not altogether agreeing with known facts about Dillinger, was that lie alighted from a freight train and approached a parked car containing four men. "I wanted a smoke and when I saw* someone in the car light a cigaret, I walked over to ask for one," Murray said. "When I got Registration for the election of July 3 began today all over Oklahoma and will continue through Friday, June 22. During that period it is expected that a number of people who have qualified otherwise as voters since the last' registration according to residence requirements, and also a number who have attained the age of 21 since that time, will enroll as electors. Precinct registrars for Pontotoc county are announced by J. E. Boswell, county registrar, as follows: City of Ada Ward I Precinct I—John Crawford t office of King &. Crawford. Precinct 2—Mrs. John Sadler, 508 East Twelfth. Precinct 3—Mrs. J. C. Maxey, 726 East Seventeenth. Precinct 4—Miles C. Grigsby, office of Grigsby, Orr & Alletag. Precinct 5 — Mrs. Marjorie Bialy, 800 East Thirteenth. Wait! ii Precinct I-— R. K. Sweeney, 6011 North Broadway. Precinct 2—Mrs. A. W. White, White's Shop, IOO North Rennie. Precinct 3—Mrs. Dan Lanier, 522 East Eighth. Ward 3 Precinct I—Lucile Scott, 307 West Seventh. Precinct 2—Mrs. J. W. Hart, 716 West Ninth. Precinct 3 — W. M. Heard, Heard store, 4 29 West Seventh. Ward A Precinct I — John Ed rn is to ii, Ada Lumber Yard. Precinct 2—Mrs. L, J. Crowder, 823 Soutli Stockton. Precinct 3—Mrs. Ross Sarrett, 1701 Soutli Oak. Thirteen Indians at Muskogee have repudiated the claim that Jackson Barnett, "richest Indian," who died recently in Los Angeles, left no relatives. The thirteen are preparing to battle in the courts for the Creek's vast fortune. The top of the picture shows a group of Barnett's nieces and nephews. In the bottom picture are shown Mrs. Willie ConntjT'. of Hanna; Willie Conner, and Nettie Conner Bear, Willie's sister. Willie and Nettie are cousins of Barnett and claim they have a more rightful claim to the fortune than the nieces and nephews. Previously, Jimmy Barnett, of Henryetta, and his sister, Nellie, laid claim to the estate. They are the children of the late Dave Barnett, half brother of the old patriarch. E W gency and other legislation which has occupied the congress for the past six months. Iii speaking here Friday he is opening his campaign for re-election with a rally among his home people, before launching a campaign drive over the fourth district. Polities continues to be the major theme of conversations in Ada, the fever of the candidates having become imparted to many of the voters. Arguments, reports. rumors and predictions fill the air al- within 50 feet of the car, they! Precinct 4—J. turned on the lights inside of the West Thirteenth, machine and Dillinger and the I North Allen—Mrs. ready, with county, state national race? sharing in stir. County Races Pushed ami tile ; consy p-soli-they drive less The county candidates art turning their visits to pie per.? at night and personal citation during the day as put on speed in tile final for votes on July 3, now' than three weeks distant. Some are already looking past the first vote to the run-off primary, l)Ut major interest centers on the early July balloting. Since the invasion of this territory by candidates for stat*' offices, particularly those running for governor. Interest in these races has gained strong momentum, overshadowing the county races. With less than three weeks remaining, the voters will be bombarded with announcements. speeches, pamphlets seeking to influence those who have not already made up their minds, and then, on July 3, the climax will Im1 reached. The Ada News is planning ft big election party at which returns from Pontotoc county and stat** headquarters of The Associated Press will la- announced as rapidly as they become available. driver beside him In the seat turned flashlights on me. '"What the do you want ?'*, Dillinger asked as. I came near. "'Ail I want is a cigarette,' I told them. '"Here's your cig,* the driver said. I readied in the car to get it and saw a machine gun lying on the floor of the back seat. I recognized Dillinger and the other three men looked plenty tough to me, too. When he handed me the cigt the driver told me, 'now get out of here.' "I didn't stop to argue, and even started running half a block away." Murray said he saw the automobile again, this time empty, on the outskirts of the city as he started to leave Northfield Tuesday afternoon. front I ier, Allen. Peay, 608 Grady Mjill Allen—W. B. Gillum, Parish, Ada, .Springs—J. R. Duty, FARES LONG TEI ST. JOHNS, Ariz., June ll — LB — Convicted of "intent to murder" in t Ii e bizarre ouija board slaying of her husband, Dorothea Irene Turley faced today a penalty of five years to life imprisonment in the state penitentiary. ! Mrs. Turley's counsel announced a new' trial would be sought before July 7, the date for pronouncing sentence. Testimony of how her mother's ouija board and fortune telling cards decreed the slaying of Ernest J. Turley, retired navy ner's mate, was told at tilt soul Allen. Be bee—J. L route 2. Canyon Pontotoc. Center —E. T. Cox, Ada, Colbert—John Balthrop, Con wa y—M rs. H en ry Means, Stonewall, route I. Doiberg—J. T. Moon, R.F.D. Egypt—Holida route 3. Fitzhugh—W. Fitzhugh. Francis—S. Keunatuer, Francis. Franks -George Smit Ii, Stonewall, route 3. Frisco—Boss Morris, Stonewall route 3. R. Beavers, Ada, rt. u Ada. Mac- Roff, Ada Addition of .90 Inch of Rain to That of Monday Morning Welcomed Ada was visited Monday night by more winds and rain, sharing in a weather demonstration in which a number of areas over the state participated. During the night .OO of an incn of rain fell in Ada. This. with the .63 of an inch which fell Monday morning, made slightly more than an inch and a half of rain in less than 24 hours. Brilliant displays of lightning and rumblings of thunder accompanied the visit of the latest rain ! to Ada. I The rains of Monday and Monday night are expected to be of I great benefit to crops over the county and to gardens, many of which were at a critical stage. Plea For Pardon Ignored, Will Not Place Fate in Hands Of Court Martial WEI NYBERG, Germany, June 12—CP)—Grover Cleveland Bendell, Philadelphia draft dodger, >aid today his offer to surrender ADA DEMIS OFFICER DIE 111 PITCHED BITTLE Shooting Begins When Three Officers Attempt to Question Suspicious Strangers NOT IDENTIFIED Third Man Questioned, Denies Knowing Dead Men or Part In Robbery Plot MIAMI, Okla., June 12.—LB— Ottawa county officers based considerable hope of identifying the bodies of two men killed with an officer in a battle here this morning upon the expected arrival of Sheriff John McQuillan of Eufaula, Okla. In a telephone conversation Press of Business to Keep Members on Job Several Days Next Week, Rainey Says BILLS PENDING Senate to Vote on Tugwell; Home Building and Oil Bills Pressed WASHINGTON, June 13— LB —In a pre-adjournment atmo-sphere# the senate reached its showdown on the Tugwell nomination today and the house its climactic debate on legislation to spread homebuilding. Speaker Rainey told reporters, however, that "congress does not have a chance to get through this with Sheriff Dee Watters, McQuillan said that identification I week." marks checked with those of two | "R be tile middle of next fugitives who escaped some time week before we can possibly com- Win First in Degree Presentation, Several Honors in Athletics A large delegation of of Ada Chapter, Order of lay, Saturday returned to a civil court has been met'.Guthrie where the state conclave with silence by the American government blit that lie has received "a flood of letters'' of sympathy. Bergdoll, who calls himself "ai ago from the McIntosh county jail where they were held on charges of burglary and liquor law violation. The names of the fugitives were given as Cecil (Blue) Howard, 25, and Leroy Dennison, 20. The men were shot down in a ! battle in which Jack Dunaway, 133, merchant patrolman, was fatally wounded. Two other ' cers, S. J. Johnson and Witt Ellis, were with Dunaway when the men were accosted shortly after midnight and started shooting. Sheriff Watters said also that one of the men killed resembled a photograph of John Hilgen- members-berg' who escaPed from the 'Missouri state penitentiary April, 1933, while serving a tence for forgery. E DeMo- from was in session Thursday and Friday, and brought home numerous honors won during the meetings. Thirty-three Ada boys attended man without a country," follow-Mhe conclave, winning a pennant* largest j member- Myers, Anthony, C. ing his escape from military authorities in 1920, appealed to Roosevelt in March for He said lie would not military court-martial. is living here in exile wife and four children, from all parts been enormous, present the of chapter President a pardon 1 face a Bergdoll jwith his "My mail ! America has MIAMI, Okla., June 12 The bodies of two gunmen tentatively connected with the robbery of a Southwest City, Mo., drug : store Saturday night, lay in a i morgue here today near that of I a merchant policeman with whom elect-!they were killed in I battle before dawn. plete the business requested by the president," he said. "The president wants the oil control bill, an Indian bill, the one for loans to small industries and a modified Wagner bill passed before adjournment." President Roosevelt and congressional steersmen at the time were trying for agreement on a ^resolution to give the NR A labor board temporary powers. The idea was to obviate a protracted argument now on the permanent Wagner bill, at the same time creating avenues to settle strike troubles. Anticipating capitol reverberations from the suggestion to let war debtors pay in goods or ser-Mvices, the president took pains in (press conference to assert the government would consider only part [payments in that way. LB—! From one of his experts received a report that trade trends since the turn of the century have ' been "cumulatively d i s a d v a n-tageous" to this country. Tariff Bargaining Now "Our exports and our imports in a revolver j of goods jance" it TIKES OWN LIFE for having percentage ship. Miss Maurine Butler was ed state DeMolay queen. Mitch-. ell "Mickey" McDaniel won first] A third man, Frank honors in the tennis singles meet \ of Webbers Falls, Okla., of and Clifton and Clifford Green1 held and questioned by went to the finals in the doubles.) The slain officer was Jack Bergdoll said. "More than 90 'Martin Harbert won third in div-j Dunaway, 33, ace pistol shot of iper cent were favorably inclined!*11" contests. the city police department. iiiniiPM«*rotQ«r so far as my pardon is concern-j Ada chapter won first in exem-4 With S. S. Johnson and Witt 0___" ed. It seems from these though! Placation of the DeMoley degree.: Ellis, fellow officers, Dunaway that my friends are in middle-]^.0 impressive was the presell ta-, had started to question the two] sized to small cities and farming. tlon, Dad Buckingham of the j men as they went to enter a carl 'districts. The few dissenting Grand Council remarked later j jn whiCh Shinn sat and services must bal-said, looking ahead in —W. E. Pitt, A. J. Wright, -Mrs. Jane I Ada. Galev—Q. route 2. Greenhouse Hart—Mrs. ess, route J. Halls Hill— Allen, route I. Homer—Bird route 1 Jesse- T. W. route I. Knox — Morgan Goodpasture, Ada, route I. W. Maddox, Strat- Than Die by Electric Chair Aug. 24 he might unto America' pardon, Bergdoll re-} Nickells, Wells, Stonewall, I editorials all came from the larg jest cities." John Lemke Hangs Self Rather'dertake^ to'^retuni without a plied: "As tile father of four young children I could never consider returning to the United States and surrendering to a court-martial. A court-martial can hand out any kind of sentence. It might give me ten years or even life. "I would be a fine specimen of humanity to heap such disgrace trouble on the heads of my e and children. Yet if I were that it was the best had ever witnessed. The next conclave will at Muskogee. degree he;ed be held MCALESTER, June 12.—LB— John Lemke, 66-year-old convict condemned co die in the electric Van- chair for slaying a widow in Custer county, committed suicide in liillips,'his death row cell early today at [state's prison by hanging himself Ada, wit ii a sheet. The body was found by a guard land making bis rounds at dawn. SixlWj* 5 Gives Indians Power to Organize and Provides F or Purchase of Land Shinn 21 °T the new law whereby )kia.. ' was 'tbe bresident can alter tariffs in officers. !bargaiuing *or trade abroad. ' i Democratic leaders from the | start had predicted approval for [Dr. Rexford G. Tugwell to become of agricul-Jjture. Senate galleries were crowded and colorful for this debate, nil contrast with sparse attendance " .on the house side. fire and Dunaway 'fell™* bul- I The senate Passed numerous tire and Dunaway fell. A bul ,minor bius without difficulty. This let severed an artery in his body. usual,y h at a sessio"ys end As lie fell Dunaway emptied | Another delay in house com-his own pistol at the pair and mittee action on the administra_ Johnson and Ellis opened fire. tion oil control bill indicated it One of the men died immediately j might be lost in the jam should the other shortly afterward. |quick adjournment be realized and Officers took Shinn's finger-, unless the president insists even prints as well as those of the: more firmly on this legislation, two w ho were killed and broad-1 Besides it, Rainey also said the cast them. ] administration wanted congress to Drug store employes w'ere sum- Pass a railroad pension bill in moiled to view the suspect and addition to the deficency drought the bodies of the men killed. * relief, housing and silver. lo an! nobbing Ada Iwas granted a stay of execution by . "if I " ' ' j Governor Murray until August 21. thing I Ridge—Ii. O. Cobb, J. ll. - A. Robinson. W. Huddle, PONTOTOC GETS s 15-year serving a school father gun-trial old six- sente nee* with a OKLAHOMA CITY. June 13 -GB— The state tax commission has apportioned $704,717 motor chicle license collections for tile ve month ended April 20 to counties. Apportionments include dian. $10,004; Carter. IU Creek, 119,663; Garfield, 395; Garvin, $6,177; Grady Callaloos; $23,-$8,- by Mrs. Turley |daughter Mattie, year industrial ; for slaying ber I shotgun. Mattie said her mother "want* led to marry a handsome cowboy." an assertion which the! [mother and Kent Pearce, the j cowboy, denied at tile trial. Mrs. Turley refused to see her .daughter after the jury brought , iii its verdict yesterday, but her , broiler. David, spoke to Mattie. "Now you've done what you wanted to do to lier (Mrs layi," David said bitterly hope you're satisfied." Glover, - Tom > I Tom Lula. Carmichael, Tur 869- Grant. $6,834; Harmon, $2,399; Kav. $22,156; Logan, $9,795; Muskogee, $16,758; Oklahoma, $120,053; Ottawa, $12.-23,8; Pittsburg, $7,064; Pontotoc, $6,150; Seminole, $22,708; Tulsa $84,083; Washington, $11,847. DEFAULT OFFICIAL PARIS, June 12. -LB—France formally decided today to make her fourth war debts default to the United State** ii. a note approved by the cabinet. Edouard Herriot, minister without portfolio and former premier, who has steadfastly supported payment as a point of honor, voter! with th* minority and his position was officially recognized by a communique. A note will be cabled to Washington tonight for delivery to Secretary of Stale Cordell Hull. STASS FIVE TO DEATH SUSANVILLE, Calif.. June ll —LB—Five persons were knifed to death here today, Sheriff James Leavitt said. Sheriff Leavitt said a suspect had l>een captured. The victims were three women and two men. Joe Pazio and his wife and 20-year-old daughter were attacked in their home here last night and stabbed to death. The maddened killer. Sheriff Leavitt said, dismembered Sazio. Then the slayer ran three-eighths of a mile down the road and attacked Sazio's son, John, and Lena Aniistani. slashing them to death with his knife. Lanham—J ford, route 2. Latta—Leo route I. Lightniqg Roff. R.F.D. Lovelady - Lawrence -Lawrence. Lula—Roy Maxwell — Ada, route 3. New Bethel Ada, route 2. Oakum ti—John route 3. Owl Creek — Stonewall, route 3. Pecan Grove—Mrs Stout, Ada, route 4. Pickett—I. R. Gilmore. West Roff—Mr. Gaither, Roff. East Roff—Joe Ables, Roff. Rocky Chapel — Mrs. Henry Clampitt, Fitzhugh, route I. Stonewall — C. F. Billings, Stonewall. Steed ma ii—Clyde Stayers. Sunshine—N. J. Tallent, Roff,] R.F.D. other prisoners ' were asleep at : suicide. I Lemke was scheduled (originally on June 15 but in the cell block the time of the the you ti; fellow of :, single long ago and carefree I might con- WASHINGTON, June I LB Hundreds viewed the bodies day but no one was able to the identification. Bob Shinn of Webbers Falls, t o d ie recently The senate today passed and sent j brother of the man held, tele-sider such a proposition, but un-Mo the house a modification of ] phoned to substantiate his iden-der the existing circumstances ^ the administration's Indian self-; tity and said he would come to such a thing He would have been the oldest tence. man to be executed here. He was convicted of killing Nellie Jelinek, 4 8, at her home May 28, 1933, An unwelcome suitor, Lemke shot the widow after a brief conversation, the (state alleged. I Attorneys for Lemke sought to Chandler, j prove he was insane because of j his claim that he "talked with an-Coventon, Ada,:geis*» jn connection with the slay-I ing. sen-»of government bill, which, while it I Miami to seek his release, did not fulfill all the objectives; The two officers with the new deal for Ute red men,[way contradicted Shinn's that lie had been accosted HENTHORNE HEADS STATE EDITOBS John Scribner,] A. G. JAPAN REFUSES TO ENTER ADUS PACT here today, Nance of the En ion Valley-Stonewall, route Vanoss—J. R. F. F. Falter, OSS. Wilson route; 5. T GENEVA, June 13.— LB — Hopes for a universal agreement on international disarmament guarantees were killed today by Japan and Russia. The Japanese announced that they must make the same reser-(vation in reference to guaran-2* # [tees for the execution of the pro- Standrdtge, ^au-jjected disarmament convention a? they have already made to the supervision of armaments. Boris Stein, the Russian delegate to the conference, immediately declared that his nation would be unable to accept an agreement unless it was signed by Russia's neighbors. He was referring particularly to Japau. J. H. Drake, Ada, Robert Burns headquarters have been opened at 119 West Main street in charge of Paul Denny, a young citizen of Ada with plenty of pep and enthusiasm. He invites all citizens to drop in and see him. This makes the fourth headquarters to be opened in Ada, Anglin, Walton and Marland already having established headquarters. is unthinkable, did such a disgraceful would deserve a life was described by Indian Commissioner Collier as the greatest advance iii 25 years. The bill would stop the alienation of lands belonging to ward Indians by whites, and provide for the acquisition through purchase, of additional lands for the use of Indians now landless. While it did not contain the tribal government features of the original bill, it carried a provision permitting the Indians to organize farming and industrial cooperatives, and another providing for the extension of governmental credit to finance such Indian enterprises. The bill retained the educational provisions carried iii the original bill, and opened the way, by allowing Indians a IO per cent advantage in civil service were Nance, I.. M. Nichols ratings, for the red men to en-Bristow Record. ClydeMer t]ie Indian service, thus providing a means for eventual participation of qualified Indians in I the management of their affairs I of their race. The section providing for the j establishment of a separate In-of dian court, provided for the original bill, was stricken out of the bill by the senate committee. Chairman Wheeler (D-Mont) of the Indian committee, who introduced the bill, said it would not give the department a right to impose its will on the Indians, He hoped that final action could be taken on the silver bill by house concurrency in senate amendments. The senate audit committee approved an additional $35,000 for the congressional investigation into activities of uunitions wattu- Duna-;facturen>-story i /-N ('ash For Pontotoc OKLAHOMA CITY, June 12.— LB —Gross production tax apportionments to counties for May by the tax commission included Carter. $4,-735; Creek, $10,680; Ray, $3,681; Ottawa, $2,997; Pontotoc, $2,289, and Seminole, $30,476. V-/ CLAREMORE, June 9.—LB— Norris G. Hem borne, editor of the Tulsa World, was elected president of the Oklahoma Editorial Association at the close of the annual meeting succeeding James C. Walters Herald. G. W. Archibald of the Durant Democrat, was made vice president, and Fred E. Tarmau of the Norman Transcript, was re-elected treasurer. I Enid was given the 1935 convention. Members of the executive com-i mittee of the Bristow Record, Clyde Muchmore of the Ponca City News, Harrington Wimberley of the Altus Times-Democrat, W. R. Martineau of the Oklahoma Livestock News, Oklahoma City, Merle Wood of the FR Reno American, and P. B. Vandament jthe Yukon Sun. , Code discussions, featuring an address by Kenneth F. Baldridge, Bluefield, la., president-elect of I the .National Editorial Association, were held during the morning. and the editors left this afternoon to close the convention with a visit to Woolaroc, the ranch of Frank Phillips at Bartlesville. by the gunmen a moment before the shooting and was not their confederate. They said his car was parked at the scene and that the gunmen ran to it when they Sighted the police. Perry Porter, county attorney, said he would decide later today whether to file charges against Shinn. DROUTH DOOSTS GRAIN PRICED 27 PER CENT Residents of Venice, Calif., want to separate from Los Angeles, having caught the disease from the Hollywood stars. If you ever feel your brain has become rusty, remember there's enough iron in your body lo make four large-sized nails. but would permit the Indians organize a tribal corporation or council if they desired. "Eventually," Wheeler said, "the Indian bureau will be abolished. This is a step in that direction." Senator King (D-Utah) said he had been told the bill would "perpetuate" the bureau and that was why it was offered by that agency. _ . CHICAGO, June ll—UP) — The great American drouth, stimulating trading in grain futures at the nation's markets, has been a contributing factor iii a crop rise of better than 27 per cent in little more than a month. Despite heavier buying and selling of future contracts in anticipation of the agricultural * years, status at the end of the 1934'geum growing season, there has been no general revival of public participation in the market, traders assert. On the contrary, a striking absence of broad buying power to sustain sudden price rises on bullish news, indicating a dearth of public speculation, has cltar- INDIANAPOLIS, June 13.—LB A 43-year-old lawyer and World War veteran, backed by Gov. Paul V. McNutt, is the choice of Indiana democrats for United States senator. In state convention yesterday, after four ballots were taken, j Sherman Minton of New Albany, ■public counsellor with. the Indiana public service commission, I was named to oppose the republican incumbent Arthur R. Rob-jinson in the November election, j Runner-up was R. Earl Peters , of Fort Wayne, w'ho as state chairman swung Indiana's votes in tile last national democratic convention to the Roosevelt band wagon. Peters led by 22 votes j on the first ballot, then fell to second position. t0 acterized t r a d i n g, authorities said. The price of wheat has increased 19 cents, corn 7 cents, oats 15 cents and rye 9 cents in approximate figures since April 30. King Prajadhipok went to England eration on his eye of Siam '<pr another op-Perhaps he feared America's uew eye opener, lie gasped —aud died. CINCINNATI — Twenty-three concluded Recruiting Ser-Arthur Levins, is long enough to be in any army. So he quit. The first day he strutted around iii mufti, telling everyone how swell it felt. The next day he loitered around a veterans' post, thinking more than talking. The next day he enlisted for another three years. TORONTO, Out.— Charles Shaw stood on the platform of a small gospel hall to deliver a sermon, a warning to his audience to be prepared for death. "One never knows when one might go out of this Ute," lie said. "I love my Lord." "I-I'm getting short of breath" ;
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20:00 15th September 2015
By David Threlfall-Sykes
Town's wait for a first Sky Bet Championship win of 2015/16 is over!
A first goal of the campaign for Harry Bunn, along with a debut strike from midfielder Emyr Huws, in the first half proved enough for all three points at Charlton Athletic, despite a 40th minute reply from centre back Naby Sarr.
On his return to the Valley, Chris Powell's side scored twice in a single game for the first time in the season and deserved the win for an organised performance on the back of a bold team selection, that saw top scorer Nahki Wells on the bench and 19 year old Danish youngster Philip Billing play 45 minutes in just his second Football League appearance.
Town came flying out of the blocks in the first few minutes, but it was Charlton's Icelandic winger Johann Gudmundsson who went pretty close to scoring with the first shot of the game inside four minutes. Giant 6' 7" Danish striker Simon Makienok nodded a ball down into the path of strike partner Tony Watt and the ball was worked infield to the midfielder, who struck a shot just wide of Jed Steer's left hand post from 20 yards out.
Then, with the first Town shot of the game, Bunn opened the scoring with his first of the season. Town had possession in the Charlton half and when Sean Scannell, on his 150th start, came out of a challenge with left back Morgan Fox with the ball, he drilled it into area towards Harry. The former Manchester City man hit a difficult first time volley goalwards, which had just too much on it for goalkeeper Nick Pope, who got a hand to the ball as it flew into the top corner on one bounce.
Bunn had another half chance barely three minutes later after skipper Dean Whitehead found Mustapha Carayol with a lovely pass to the left. Carayol's cross found Bunn's head, but his flicked effort was saved.
Steer was soon needed to punch a Chris Solly cross expertly clear ahead of the giant Makienok soon after as Charlton bossed possession for long spells, but equally the Terriers carried plenty of pace and threat on the break. Ishmael Miller, restored to the starting XI at the expense of Nahki Wells, was occupying centre backs Patrick Bauer and Naby Sarr with his physicality whilst the pace of Carayol was giving Solly a few restless moments down the Town left.
Town went close to a second just after the half hour when Huws intercepted a Charlton pass in the attacking half and found Carayol. His curling effort from just inside the edge of the box was pushed wide by goalkeeper Pope – just inches away from the onrushing Scannell.
However, the advantage was doubled in the 34th minute. Town won a free kick 25 yards out, dead centre of goal, when Sarr charged into the back of Miller and that gave Huws the opportunity to shoot. His last goal, 17 months ago for Wigan at Middlesbrough, was an absolute stunner and his first in Town colours wasn't bad either; a curling effort that was expertly placed low inside Pope's right hand post, despite the goalkeeper's best effort to keep it out.
Another free kick gave Charlton a lifeline in the 40th minute after Jason Davidson blocked El-Hadji Ba on the left flank. Gudmundsson curled an in-swinger into the packed penalty area and centre back Sarr got something on the ball to turn it beyond Steer and inside the far post to reduce the arrears.
Town fought back briefly, with Miller flicking an ambitious backwards header over the bar from a corner, but the last chance of the half fell to Ba, who tested Steer with a low curler.
Huws' first start for a long time came to an end in the interval, with Powell handing Academy graduate Billing a 2nd first team appearance to add to his quarter of an hour at the end of the 2013/14 campaign.
Within 15 seconds Ba had Steer scrambling across his goal with a shot from a narrow angle that rolled just wide and Town had to navigate a 10 minute period of pressure, broken up when Miller nodded a Davidson corner wide at the other end.
Marshalled by skipper Whitehead, the Terriers stood firm and on the hour mark Billing tested goalkeeper Nick Pope with a curling 25 yard free-kick.
Charlton had two big chances in the half, the first of which came in the 68th minute. Former Celtic man Tony Watt orchestrated a move that resulted in a very presentable shooting opportunity for sub Bergdich, who sent a half volley sailing over Steer's crossbar from just over 15 yards out.
The other chance fell to striker Makienok, who made a mess of a back post volley from a deep corner delivered by Gudmundsson.
With Elliott Ward imperious at centre back, Town kept a good – but deep – shape late on, restricting the hosts to a few tame long shots that Steer happily saw wide of target.
Town's team (4-2-3-1)
Jed Steer; Jason Davidson, Joel Lynch, Elliott Ward, Martin Cranie; Emyr Huws (Philip Billing, 46), Dean Whitehead (c); Mustapha Carayol (Kyle Dempsey, 78), Harry Bunn, Sean Scannell (Tommy Smith, 89); Ishmael Miller
Unused subs
Lloyd Allinson, Jamie Paterson, Joe Lolley, Nahki Wells
Town bookings
Joel Lynch (25); Mustapha Carayol (27); Jed Steer (68)
Town was the first club to win three successive league titles in 1926. Only Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United have matched this feat.
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Part I, Chapter IIMature
Evette slid the plate full of crumbs over to the edge of the coffee table. She looked up, and noticed that the Monsieur was waiting for her patiently. He smiled at her, one of those smiles that you only see once or twice within your life, the type of smile that brought joy to even the saddest of hearts. He sat the newspaper down and lit his pipe.
"So, how was the Rodanthe job?" The Monsieur asked politely.
"It was, rather interesting to say the least." Evette said, grabbing her cup of tea and taking a small sip.
"I spoke with Mr. Rodanthe last night, he was very pleased with your work. However, he did have one small complaint." The Monsieur said, with a hint of disappointment in his voice.
"And?" Evette asked calmly.
"He said that he wished you had stayed longer, some sort of business you two had together." The Monsieur said, sounding a bit curious.
"Right, business. I wanted to stay longer, truly. It was just, the job was done and I knew sooner or later you would need me back home. So I chose the lesser of two evils." Evette said, pushing her hair to her side.
"Well, should you find yourself back in Los Angeles, do talk to him. Now, onto the other business. If you'll pardon me, I will grab the documents that were sent to me." The Monsieur said coarsely, his throat clearly dry.
Evette sat on the Victorianesque loveseat with her legs crossed. While the Monsieur was gone, she checked her phone in some strange hope that Christian would have sent a message. To her dismay, there was nothing. Moderately disappointed, she did what she did best; light a cigarette. She grabbed the crystal ashtray and slid it closer to her. She didn't want to get any ash on the Monsieur's lavish furniture. When she heard the scuffling of the old man's feet, she slid her phone back into her purse and smiled.
"I think you'll enjoy this job." The Monsieur said, handing her a black folder.
"It's heavy enough." Evette said, flicking some ash into the tray.
"Well, it's more than one person." The Monsieur said, picking up his pipe and placing it back in his mouth.
"I was told this was a small job." Evette said, slightly annoyed.
"Oh don't worry, it is. It's just, more than one person." The Monsieur said in a cynical tone.
"But that's not really small, is it?" Evette asked.
"Just open the folder, and see for yourself." The Monsieur said, blowing out some smoke.
Evette opened the folder, and just as the Monsieur had said, it was more than one person; four, to be exact. Evette took in a deep breath, and sat down her cigarette. Carefully, she combed through all the papers. She smiled when she saw that they were all within the same vicinity. She continued to skim through the papers, until she saw that one of them was a fourteen year old boy.
"Monsieur, a child?" Evette asked, slightly shocked.
"Unfortunately, yes. The people you are looking at are all with the Prime Minister of Italy. They are staying at the L'Etoile d'Or." Monsieur said, taking a sip of his tea.
"The Gold Star, one of the most luxurious hotels in all of France, but why am I assassinating them, the papers don't really tell much." Evette said, sitting the open folder on the table.
"I have a client in Italy that needs it done. Claims that the new Prime Minister's policies caused his family to become poor, and his wife sold herself to make ends meet. You can understand why he wants these people assassinated." The Monsieur said, looking over at a portrait.
"But why not get rid of the Prime Minister himself?" Evette asked curiously.
"My client wishes to send the Prime Minister a message. You will rid him of his family, but leave him to suffer as my client suffered. I hope you do accept." The Monsieur said, placing both his hands on his lap.
"Contact your client and tell him that I will begin working on this job as soon as the money starts being transferred into my account." Evette said, shutting the folder.
"Very well. He will be overjoyed." The Monsieur said, smiling at Evette, "Au revoir."
"Au revoir." Evette said, smashing the cigarette into the crystal ashtray.
Evette sat in the back of the Royce, this time heading home. She reviewed the documents once more, still trying to wrap her around on this poor child's life. This child, whose only crime was being the child of a scandalous politician, now had to die. But perhaps, Evette thought, that was crime enough to receive the death sentence. The others, Evette knew, she would have no problem disposing of, but this child.
Evette watched as the Parisian landscape vanished back into the forest that surrounded the N104, and a wave of depression set over her. She loved Paris, and to her, Paris loved her. It wasn't leaving the city however that depressed her, rather the thought that many people come to Paris to fall in love. After all, that was why Paris was called the City of Lights and Love, and that was what made Evette upset.
Evette looked back on her life within that ride home. She thought of all the relations she had had with various men. She didn't consider herself a harlot, because she saved herself for only a select few men. But she came to the conclusion that she had never had a relationship that had lasted longer than two weeks. Evette sighed and leaned back and stared at the ceiling for a time. Evette looked out the window, knowing that she needed to find something long term if she was to keep the Dupont family alive and well.
To pass the time on the long ride home, Evette grabbed the bottle of champagne that sat in the silver ice bucket. She poured herself a small bit of it and tipped it back. It went down smoothly, and felt like happiness. Evette would never call herself an alcoholic, but in her line of work, it was hard to stay sober. Soon after her third glass, she saw the tip of the northern tower come into view; she was home. The Royce slowed down as they passed through bronze gates of Château Dupont. Evette smiled as the château came more into view. The Royce drove around the fountain and finally stopped.
"Merci, monsieur." Evette said, handing the driver three one hundred Euro bills.
"Ah! Merci, madame. Merci." The driver said, overjoyed.
Evette walked across the gravel drive and up the steps leading into her home. She checked her watch, it was currently four. When she walked into the foyer of the château, she was overwhelmed by the smell of her mother's cooking, it was duck with cranberry sauce. She sat her purse down on the chair closest to the door, and walked into the kitchen.
"Smells delicious, mama." Evette said, hugging her mother.
"Merci, Evette. How was your meeting?" Adele asked, not taking her concentration off of her cooking.
"Good. It's going to be a hard one, but not as demanding as the L.A. job." Evette said, sticking her finger in the sauce to taste it.
"You had a caller today." Adele said, smacking Evette's hand.
"Who?" Evette asked curiously.
"Some man named Christian." Adele said, in an almost uncaring tone.
"So, he has called." Evette said, leaving the kitchen.


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This week the battle between providers continued as Cloudera got new funding and Amazon Web Services dropped its pricing. Apache Tajo reached top level status, and case studies on the applications of Hadoop continued to roll in.
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Prince Nicolas
I strolled into the great room, heads of nobles turned my way and the spoke person stopped mid sentence. They bowed as I passed making my way to my chair by side my siblings.
"Nicolas you have decided to join us at last." My father the King said shaking his head and sighing. "Just once will you do as I ask?"
"I apologise father, but I had a matter to attend to." I replied taking the scroll before me.
"More like some woman to attend to." I heard my brother Klaus say under his breath taking a sip of wine from the goblet.
"Well someone has to see to your lady." Shot back smirking when my father slammed his hand on the table.
"Enough." His voice was sharp and he glared at me making his message clear. "Nicolas read the scroll we are discussing the matter." I nodded scanning the scroll as the spoke man continued. I tried to pay attention, but I couldn't get her out of my thoughts.
Hours later and we could all leave, I headed to the gardens wanting to clear my head and saw my favourite flower.
"Primrose." She jumped and turned smiling, the sun catching her golden curls.
"Sire, I did not expect to see you here." She bow, walking over I took her chin and she lifted her head. "Is everything well?"
"Do you know the new servant?" I ask ignoring her question.
"I have heard of an assassin some girl."
"I need you to do something for me." I say I trail my finger down her neck. "Something that requires your cunning edge." I feel her heart quicken and walk slowly behind her trailing my finger, knowing the effect that I had on her. "You must watch your back; she has claws and will draw blood." I kiss from her ear down her neck towards her back, wrapping my arms around her and she tilts her head back. "Find out who she is."
"Sire she will not speak to me, besides she is low rank and-
"Stop." I snap moving my hands up her dress and capture her making her gasp. "Now you will find a way, or else this will stop and I'll throw you out."
"Of course Sire." I release her and take the small container out from my pocket.
"Give this to her and if she does not take it then order her to come to me every morning and night and I will personally apply the cream. Understand?"
"Yes Sire." Primrose takes the cream and I see the slight jealousy in her eyes.
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Ricky Taylor finished out front in the 2017 Rolex 24 bringing home the win for the Jeff Gordon and the Cadillac DPi V.R teams at Daytona International Speedway.
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Dangerous games
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Chapter1 (v.1) - Dangerous games
Great Gate City, "The city of Diversity" as the tourist board dubbed did, without a shadow of doubt, exactly as it said on the tin. As the economy boomed at the end of the last recession and the skyscrapers went up, Great Gate saw a swarm of new multi-crown corporations take up space in the North district, the founders and stock holders of these corporations rolled in their billions within a matter of years spurring on the growth of the fledgling city. The diamond class they called themselves. Yet through the distorted image cast by the oppressive kings and Queens of the diamond order one could almost see the average Joe further south. The diversity the Board was talking about was not in the shape, scale or size of buildings that cluttered the streets, but of the people in Great Gate. South of the shimmering expanse of North Side was the darker part of the City. Where gang violence was rife and where dirty dealings extended beyond the leather furnished offices buildings in the north.
Max's eyes snapped open he rolled over and checked the time on his father's old watch that lay beside him on the floor of his single bedroom apartment in the midtown of Great Gate. It was seven a.m. He stood up slowly, stretching his arms behind him to pull out the tension that manifested between his shoulders during his short sleep. He lifted his window and leaned out, lighting a cigarette and inhaling the blue-grey smoke before puffing it out into the already heavily polluted sky. Midtown was the last line of defense anyone had before they stumbled into the dusty streets of the South Side where anything could happen to someone with anything that could be sold, and in Great Gate City anything could be sold on one market or an other "Grey and grey," he uttered to himself as he admired his 77th story view over the city. From where he stood he could see the glistening skyline of the north slowly shrink until it became the smaller scaled skyline of the south.
Barefoot he trod over to the mini-fridge he kept and pulled out a carton of orange juice and drank deeply from the bottle before tossing the empty cardboard packaging in the direction of a small bin that sat in a corner of his room. Max paced and ran an aching hand through his light brown hair. His night had been hell. Doing one of the more underhanded jobs in the city was never easy at the best of times and Max had made it worse by leaving a trail of evidence wider than the Westpark River all over the city. The boss's voice calm and husky voice still ran over and over in his head like jazz music in a smokey basement club "I'll handle this kiddo, just go home and look pretty for tomorrow."
Max had the arrogant grace and mannerisms of someone who thought they were better than the people they associated with, though this was a misconception many believed. In truth he was exactly as he seemed, a clever young man with the connections around the city to make whatever he wanted to happen come true. A college drop out he'd failed to follow the path his father had set before him. Shunned and disowned he'd taken to working for The Boss, more out of spite than anything else. His light brown hair was always neatly combed back and he kept himself well dressed, although his clothes were not kept particularly well ironed. This couple with his staggering grey eyes Max could turn the heads of most Midtown women whenever he walked by. 'Looking pretty' as The Boss had said was never very difficult for him.
When the Boss said they'd handle a situation it usually meant a truckload of cash landing on the police chief's desk, or more bodies turning up in the canals.
Max washed his face and hands in the sink before changing into a fresh suit, ruffled and slightly creased, before heading out the apartment to start the long day ahead of him.
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Charges modified for teenager accused in fatal DUI
OROVILLE, Calif. - Charges have been modified for the teenager accused of killing a Chico State nursing student while drunk behind the wheel.
21-year-old Kristina Chesterman was riding her bike last September when it happened.
Riley Hoover's attorney, Clyde Blackmon tried to convince the judge some of the evidence in the case was collected illegally.
Blackmon argued Tuesday morning the Chico police officer who took Hoover to Enloe Medical Center unlawfully entered his apartment on Nord Avenue. Prosecutors said the door was cracked and Hoover was extremely drunk and wasn't responding.
The defense also argued officers didn't have permission from Hoover to take his blood and breath samples. Prosecutors argued Hoover told officers, "Do what you have to do."
The defense also argued authorities didn't have the right to look through a postal box that had 100 bags of butane honey oil inside. The judge dismissed all of these motions.
"I was very pleased with that [decision]," said David Chesterman, Kristina's father.
Finally, Blackmon argued there was not enough evidence to support a coma enhancement to Hoover's charges which could add five years to a sentence. Blackmon argued Chesterman wasn't declared brain dead until 38 hours after the accident. The judge agreed.
"I don't necessarily agree with it but I'm glad he's standing trial for all the other charges," said Chesterman.
The Butte County District Attorney's Office is talking with the California Attorney General to see if they want to appeal this decision, but that would mean a delay of at least a year.


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Yesterday I rebooted the server. This took about 7 minutes, because of the age of the machine and the SCSI array in it.
Since then, I have been getting this alert:
server3 was offline > 2 minutes on 2010-12-09 @ 03:33 pm
I have rescanned the network and the machine is found, inventoried, etc. Why is this still comming up and what must I do to get rid of it?
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Dec 9, 2010 at 2:47 UTC
Indy's I.T. Department is an IT service provider.
Additional information: This is comming to me via e-mail, it is not in the alerts section of my Spiceworks install. The server is at a remote location. Another server there is the remote collection point.
Dec 9, 2010 at 2:52 UTC
Petes PC Repairs is an IT service provider.
it means spiceworks cant connect to scan it check that you can ping the server then check you can access through wmi if problems then resolve and alert should go away
or if it is the same email then clear the alert in the device page in the inventory


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