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CAMP RIPLEY — In 1986 Secretary of Defense Caspar W. Weinberger designated each April as "The Month of the Military Child." Twenty-eight years later we are still celebrating the most important members of our military formation — our children.
For those parents who wear the uniform you know your children have a uniquely different experience growing up compared to other children. Military children face repeated separations from their parent(s) due to war, deployments, annual training and military schools. Military children face fears and doubts that their peers don't have to confront.
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The next morning, I find that, in fact, nothing else seems to be out of place. I didn't really expect so--someone who leaves a coin (Was it a coin?) at your house is usually unlikely to steal anything, or so I've heard. However, the coin is still there.
D... the letter taunts me with its cryptic message. D was my childhood nickname, back when Daniel sounded too formal and Dan was shared by a 3rd grade classmate of mine, whom I'm hated and definitely didn't want to borrow a name from. My middle name wasn't possible--Harrington, anyone?--so I shortened it simply to D. However, anyone who had met me only in the last 10 years or so wouldn't know this, as I had switched back to Daniel sometime during my senior year in high school. So who was this visitor of mine?
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I can think of no one else, so, already fascinated with this little coin, I quickly jot both of their names on a post-it note and stick it to the nearest wall. I wonder, what could be going on?


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Washington, Dec 8 (ANI): Whoever said science could never possibly be sexy didn't have a chance to read this.
According to Discovery News, below is the list of the top 10 sexiest stories of 2010:
1. The naked dwarf: Known as the "Portrait of Dwarf Morgante," the subject was a court jester, part of the Medici court in the Florentine Renaissance.
The paintings were grouped into a two-sided canvas, providing onlookers with a front- and rear-view.
Originally painted by Agnolo di Cosimo, better known as Bronzino, around 1553 with a full frontal view, the portrait was altered during the 18th century to hide the subject's private parts.
2. Why booze makes everyone look attractive: A study found that a few drinks can affect the way you look at a person. Alcohol can inhibit our ability to detect asymmetry in faces. Symmetry is an important aspect of what makes a face attractive.
The study further suggests that men were less prone to losing their symmetry-detecting ability when intoxicated than women.
3. Women like to cozy up after sex: A study published this year in The Journal of Sex Research found that women usually want intimacy after a roll in the hay.
A cozy chat, a caress and other bonding behaviours are what women prefer after sex.
Men, on the other hand, typically want a drink, a smoke-anything that will increase the chances of a second encounter.
But in long-term relationships, both genders think it's equally important to say, "I love you," after sex.
4. Note to all single men out there: Wear more red - According to a study published this year in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, women are more attracted to men wearing red and find them more sexually desirable.
Red appears to signal rank in virtually all cultures. The researchers point out that China, Japan and sub-Saharan Africa populations have all tied red to prosperity and elevated status.
5. All a woman needs to attract a man is her natural scent: a study published in the journal Psychological Science found that men who caught the scent of an ovulating woman from a T-shirt had higher testosterone levels than men who smelled either fresh T-shirts or those from non-ovulating women.
6. While humans may not necessarily be enticed by the smell of perfume, big cats are a different story: Researchers with the Wildlife Conservation Society found that jaguars, pumas and other wildlife were attracted to the smell of Calvin Klein's Obsession for Men.
When around the scent, these cats would repeatedly sniff the source of the smell, lingering around its origin. One pair of jaguars even shows some very rarely seen mating behaviour, so the smell seems to turn these animals on.
7. Frogs sing during sex: Frogs apparently like to hear something smooth when they're in their groove, according to research published in the journal Animal Behaviour.
In fact, some female frogs are known to sing during sex. The rhythmic click calls of the females are so attractive to males that they move rhythmically back and forth whenever they hear these calls during mating.
The song seems to turn the males on, according to the research.
8. Meet Roxxxy, the robotic companion who will-whether you're entranced or repulsed by "her"-haunt your dreams.
This sex robot was initially designed to be a health aid, intended to provide extra care to patients with Alzheimer's disease and other conditions.
The robot didn't catch on, so the inventors repurposed their design. Instead of a health care worker's uniform, the robot wears lingerie.
Rather than providing drug information or exercise instructions, the robot's voice function is used to create a sexy personality: ranging from shy [Frigid Farrah] to adventurous [S and M Susan].
9. Why men cheat: The answer is there's no one answer, according to Helen Fisher, a biological anthropologist at Rutgers University.
Fisher divides the brain into three systems: the sex drive, the desire for romantic love and attachment.
Because these systems don't necessarily need to work together, "the brain is, alas, built to enable us to love more than one person at a time," Fisher explained.
However, because we all have a different biological map, according to Fisher, some are more susceptible to cheating behaviour than others.
10. Long before human ancestors began pairing up, fish were having sex: Fossils of extinct fish from the genus Materpiscis found in the Gogo Formation of Western Australia suggest that sexual intercourse began as early as 410 million years ago.
Researchers made this connection after discovering a 380-million-year-old female specimen that still retained a single embryo connected by an umbilical cord.
The discovery of this kind of advanced reproductive technique among prehistoric fish fossils has important implications for our understanding of animal evolution. (ANI)


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June 18, 2010
Jamelia Sanders Got A Little Street Justice Handed To Him - Charged With Molesting Two Girls While Posing As A Woman
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Chicago, Illinois (The Weekly Vice) - Jamelia Lillian Sanders, a 36-year-old South Side man was jailed Saturday after he pretended to be a woman to gain access to two children he is alleged to have molested.
According to Chicago police, Sanders befriended a family several years ago and told them that he was a woman. He was allowed to spend time with two girls, ages seven and nine, and spent a lot of time alone with them while "taking them out."
Investigators say the children told their family Sanders had sexually assaulted them and that he threatened to kill them if they told anyone. He abused the younger victim repeatedly between 2007-2008, and began abusing the older child in January 2010.
Sanders was booked into jail and charged with two counts of predatory sexual assault. He is being held without bond.
It is unclear why Sanders appears to be badly beaten in his mug shot photo. Angry family members, perhaps?
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i know this question has been asked before, but the threads are old and never had a solid answer. i was looking to get fm radio for the car(don't care about tv) and was just wondering what solutions had worked well for you guys inside of CF and didnt require much modding. i know silabs makes an fm stick that some ppl have used, and it requires an external antenna to be soldered on. does anyone have a relatively easy, working fm solution?
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The solution I have use with great result is RadioXtreme. In order to take full advantage of the car existing antenna, buy a car antenna extension and finish it off with an F to 1/8" connector from radio shack. It might not look like much but if you connect it correctly you will be pleased with the reception.
I've been trying to get a good reception for some time from RadioXtreme but actually i couldn't succeed. Using the stock radio of my car, the result is perfect but when switched to radioxtreme, even the best station is not clear in sound. I'm using the same connection as lfilomeno. So i've given up last month and ordered a HQCT. The result is awesome. It's as good as my stock radio, but the Centrafuse driver is under development and furthermore it stopped working two days ago.
I can say that the most tricky part of this carpc business is the receptions of tv and radio. We must not have been struggling with the technologies which all the world has been using for nearly a decade. It's a shame when even a cellphone radio has perfect reception and a radio device with car antenna connected does not.
So HQCT is the way to go my friend, although it's too expensive.
Originally posted by hari-bhari View Posti know this question has been asked before, but the threads are old and never had a solid answer. i was looking to get fm radio for the car(don't care about tv) and was just wondering what solutions had worked well for you guys inside of CF and didnt require much modding. i know silabs makes an fm stick that some ppl have used, and it requires an external antenna to be soldered on. does anyone have a relatively easy, working fm solution?
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so nobody has tested any of the silabs or other brands fm sticks?
Originally posted by L-U-R-C-H View PostHow easy is the HQCT to hook up? Does your stock car antenna plug into it? if not, how does it get so good of reception?
Here's the primary discussion thread on the HQCT, with pics and developer info: http://www.mp3car.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=69493
Have you seen this david:
any chance on it working in cf?
Yes it works. I've orderer a Silabs USB Radio from USA 3 days ago and picked up yesterday. Immediately i tried it and the reception and the sound quality are excellent when connected to stock antenna. The connection is done like in this link:
that Bj done. The original software works excellent except i couldn't see RDS data on it. When used with the radiator plugin created by a member who posted it on the same thread as far as i remember, radiator works too. This meant CF would run it too. So i opened CF and, yes, it works as expected, but there is a minor issue. You hear two instances of the same sound, one following other after like 2 sec. I couldn't kill one of them, actually the latter as i think it's listened from the virtual sound port created by the silabs while radiator runs it and played back again buffered by CF. So either CF has to directly use Radiator and not buffer it, or buffer it but mute radiator. I'm loudly thinking now as i don't know the exact mechanism between radiator, CF and USB radio devices which don't have real output channels.
David, would you comment on that? Silabs is really good USB FM card with excellent price/performance ratio. It's sound quality is almost in par with HQCT most of the times. It would be great to use it with CF. It also has source code, so a direct interface of Silabs to CF can be developed without using Radiator.
that's excellent news! david if u could get this working it would represent an excellent and cheap ($30) solution for all of us! ive been wanting radio for a whileeee
You can find it on www.mouser.com.
ADS Tech USB FM
I just purchased this from Compusa (Instant FM Music RDX-155-EF) for $39.99. It has RDS/RBDS. Works great on my laptop.
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yea but does it work with CF??


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I wake up, screaming out into the darkness of night.
Why have these nightmares decided to plague my dreams?
Why now after all the time of nothing?
What are they trying to tell me?
I get up from my warm bed, walking around my room.
Only to stop in front of the mirror.
Now I know what's giving me these horrible nightmares.
My eyes narrow, filling with an uncontrollable hatred.
There he is. The one man that I will never forgive...ever.
But it's not me who starring back from the mirror you see.
It's my father.
From the black abyss he has come to haunt my memory,
To give me these never ending nightmares of a darker side to my soul.
It's the past that trying to eat away at my sanity,
Trying to stripe me of my remaining strength.
Turning away from the mirror to block my father out,
Only to hear his screeching laughter as he curses my name.
Falling to my knees, clinching my fists tightly.
Trying to forget the past and get on with my life.
But it's so hard to forget something you've known all your life.
Tears finally begin to flow from my eyes,
Flowing like a rushing river they flow.
Soon water turns to blood as my fathers voice enters my head,
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Tears of blood stream down my cheeks as I scream once more into the darkness,
Thrusting my face into my hands, the tears dropping onto the floor.
Lifting my face from my hands, looking down at the small pool of blood.
I look into the mirror and see my father still pointing and laughing at me, his own son.
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Soon my sad expression turns to rage.
Wiping the blood from my face,
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Ada Weekly News (Newspaper) - June 8, 1932, Ada, Oklahoma THE ADA WEEKLY NEWS VOLUME XXX11 BMI REO RIVER FREE BRIDGE ADA. OKLAHOMA* WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1932 NUMBER ll Milk Inspection Ordinance to Be Put Into Effect Preparation* a; now to enforce th' railing for J n - p* * being made city ordinance (ion of milk Vets Carry Bonus Fight to Capital Oklahoma Loses First Skirmish Before Judice Pollock at Kansas City KIM DEFIANT Governor Immediately Places National Guard Patrol at Bridge KXNSAS CITY, Kaunas, June ti, Mb- F« d< ral Judge John C. Pol lock Lula v ov< mil* d th#* elate of Okia loma's motion to dismiss an in lunet ion in ti 11 bronk tit by the receiver for the Heil River IJ ridge < oui patty of Texas, reeking the! fbi intr or cont tol tty tin rom pa ny of the fie# bridge near Denison#; lev , until alleged damage?*, of 12.Mi,OOO are obtain* d through i tolls. Judge Pollock ord* r« »l attorneys -for Ok lahotua and ti*** company lo tile briefh tty Saturday in federal court at Muskogee, (ti'.la., relating to the calidity of tin* Chickasaw franchise utid**r which the com-pa ii v > parallel toil bridge opei ated. lf he i old* valid tin frarmliise granted vt ara ago try the Chicks haw Nation. Judge Pollock will try th#* ca**#* at Mu sh orc* before a jury to *1# t#*rintne what, if any, damage?* are due (lit com patly. 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Jr., an rn \ fm til* hritlge company. • hast* of part «*f th** fund iiftded 11v th.** company f«*r re of tolH lf th# company tt.itti* for validating th* REVENUE BILL President Affixes Signature Within Two Hours After Passage Officers Puzzled by Complete Outfit Buried in Out of W ay Spot County officers ar#* frankly punted, having un* artia d a com pieta outfit of feminine apparel lo a thicket soma distance from any highway where it had been carefully burled in three shallow graves. It is th* utter lack of conjon with an> crime that has tlnir Inability logical reason there of the mystified the :ging curiosity all about. IN EFFECT JUNE 21 Expected to Raise More Than Billion and Balance Budget WASHINGTON. June 7. -4,19— TI'** revenue hill is law today, hoist.rill: the credit #»f the government with th#* greatest mug0 #>f tax* s eyer imposed by this country except (luting war. With Spartan absence of cere President Hoover trans-ihi-s giant legislation into by affixing his signature evening in the (if a secretary hours after th#* step had been senate. majority mony, formed statute yesterda v • ne#* only than two l«*gis!at iv** by the Th#* 41 f til** ON RELIEF BILLS: VOIE DUE TUY Gamer Bill Calling for $2,300,-000,000 Before Lower House County Receives Much State Aid For its Schools GREATEST FLOOD Pontotoc county schools received in state aid during the school year just ended a total of $42,507. according to a tabulation made by James W. Huff, county superintendent. . . The state aid funds come in at I Twenty or More Still Misting; Death List May Go F SENATE NIA! ALSO ACT Robinson Calls for Consideration of $300,000,000 Loan Bill WASHINGTON, June 7. LF* I The house today voted to confider the Garner relief program under drastic procedure, that *lv-jtually assure Its approval in i short time. By h vote of j to 189 it accepted a rule I consideration of the bill 'which it will he impossible to j get anywhere in the house wi*h any other relief plan. various times during the year and were distributed well over the county. Higher Of the total secured from the state aid funds, about $18,000 was for transfers paid by the state, j Huff said today. The superintendent expects tn! Relief Organization Put Into have tabulated by Saturday toe* applications for transfers of students from one school district to another for next year. MEXICO SUFFERS ,03 I for I under I BUSINESS DISTRICT DAMAGED Operation Without Delay amt Many Dead and Great Damage Over Wide Area Result of Violent Shocks ne been reported to figure out for the pr**-< clothing that and any 'nee has offic* rs into a na as to what it was A boy a hit of above th« I <1 the aid #1 re*! round have notice I I .sticking up and to have told his fat lu r, No one in would bother ie officers W4*r# In® t he Bo netail boyhood spot and so ti tined. Tiny dug around as bent they could Without digging implements and unearthed three neat packages of clothing oral feet apart. Only lacking. No blood# found. In on* place wa buri#*'! shoes tains sc v -were were !* xci *•>. tariff . and ♦ will go into effect I or on J lite 21. The treasury iuiniedi4ttely pr#*pare for their collection. The new, high income I rates are applicable !o Abe earning of the current calendar year and will be payable on next {year's returns. Th- law is to pour 11.11V I finn,bon hit® th*' treasury (luring th** 11-c;i I y*a I which begin* Julv I. and thus restore the national finances lo a c*ish basis— pay •' you go ani no more b >r-rowing aiding to restore the count! > a economic life to hs normal great vigor. Expenditures of the government ar** to be cut to a point * quailing th** revenue, wa- bt jug driven forward to com* I* 'ion today by the senate, Its are going to stay here until the bonus is paid, whether it is next (T 194 5," said a spokesman for 525 jobless war veterans — a group of whom are shown here at mess iii a vacated building descended on Washington from all parts of the country. as WASHINGTON. June 7. P> Congress progressed today in its handling of relief legislation, with the house of representatives verging on a showdown on the Garner program. Tlmt section of Hie wr,"YtW(> eartliciuiike shocks which they pi pie bv SO ge til#* was HOUgii! F UTILITIES PROTEST MEXICO CITY, June 4 <.V> — More than three score persons were known to be dead today and upwards of IOO injured na a result of the series of destruct Sufficient Signatures Secured to Force Vote June 13, lf in Session. Several Companies Insist Figures Placed by Tax Commission Too High democratic bill allowing #$300.-f OOO,OOO for loans to states to meet destitution was approved by the senate banking committee. Whether to accept th** drastic procedure sought by th** house democrats to jam through the j $2,300,000,000 Garner plan was the question debated in the Blouse OKI, \IIOM\ « TTY. June *«. HI _|*||,. dt-alIi list in tho Oklahoma Cit} Ho*Kl: OirNtine Morgan, 15, Iktslcr Morgan, 5. Mrs. Nora Norn*. 50, IU it leu ti th*. I woman. :t>4. I nirientitietl horseman. OKLAHOMA CITY. June 3. * i i*' Marooned boys tit th#* Taylor bom#' near ber*' w*'re romov* d this afternoon bv county officers and taken through flood waters to the county poor farm. struck Mexico yesterday. Great damage was done over a wide area and a number of smaller towns were entirely wip*d out. Delayed official dispatches from Guadalajara raised the death toll in that vicinity to at least 30. A score of towns w»?re seriously damaged or destroyed. Th** towns of Atengutllo and San Gabriel In the Guadalajara district were wiped out. I Ciudad Guzman was almost de-! molished and the town or Esper-Ianza was badly damaged. It was to establish communl- found a dr*'ss( bad iv torn, wrapped in a tan coat, in ariot.lier were ga#'-iiientH formerly known as unmentionables aud in th** third spot stockings and garters. Officers today were planning to return to th** place, which is north and '-at of N* w Bethel, and *lo some more digging in the vicinity in the hope of turning up some clue as to tho why of ihelr find. Tiny point out that ordinarily discarded clothing would 0 <* burned, if suspected as a p*>s-siblc clue to crime, and that no ordinary <'Xp!anation suffices to explain the car#*ful burial of the garments. Mum TO'SPEIK IN IDA JUNE 13 centered tax, that ai on t# 1 < * 1 for : 1 TTI OM IM V It lo es fra rn it it *bi? 1 lh hrtdg# which funds Th* J mil e I Mil til M th#* Ini f ranch! was th ti contended that few toll ■ r» kept the receipts by v might Int* r claim re el* al attorn*** s informed Pollock that only two remained lo be aet I led in unction #*•'*•*• whether th** 1 was vain v a lid and if o what #>f the franchise t*> i company "I think,*4 Judge "that Ilk la henna is *1 iota re 11 'al before "Either your stat' said, to a Pollock entitled a jury.** * owes mon# v to th** britt*:#* company or it doesn't," h** said to Lewis*, The Oklahoman said he was willing to po (11 trial with the case any tim within th* ii# vt five days and said it won bi not take long to tint# mine it. Judge Pollock indicated pressure of legal work would prevent his hearing it soon. The briefs will he forwarded t» hi rn here from Muskogee OKLAHOMA (TTY. June 6.~ < V Accepting an invitation to address the graduating class of th* IYiiverTty of oklahoma at Norman tomorrow. Governor Murray lodav a Im* * vt* mb <1 his stump campaign tour in siippoit *»f bis proposed initiative income tax bill. and favorite legislative candidates vs*Itll 14 more sp«*aking date*. Murray will address til#* gradual as at 10 a. rn The governor will speak at Sui phur at ^ o'clock tonight, ll** will resume his timr XX * fines*! tv, speaking at Madill at 2 p. rn. anti at Wa pan tick a at s 1* rn. New tm aking clat* s ch with apt** a ranees «!ue at 2 and ft:3# p. rn., in order _ ar#*: Ada and Shawnee. J tm 1 *; Norman. 8 *° p rn.. Jute ! 1, Duncan and Lawton. June 1 *: Hollis mod Mangum, Jun* Hobart and Weatherford, Jun# IT; Stewart. It a rn : Canadian ami Mc Alew!# r. June Is; Claremore and Tulsa. Jan#* 20 'dtib'd i». to. listed by evening leader*. The senate had laid this economy hill i*si*i* yesterday to give final approval to til** tax bill, amended in the conference compromise which led to acceptan?'* of it rat* by th** house last Saturday. There was a stern Ii- bt — lei*- this last legislative step was completed, most (entirely on on# el* Ct Tic power. Obici tit>11 Gai-ctl in Senate Mer** than 30 senators sought 11» ive the whole bill sent out tit ■ ]p conf* r«*es ag#*in because t!i< .* had laid lh#1 electric tax on lh*' run sum* 'rs monthly hip and #»\t*-nd**d ii to include municipal I...... » ysteniH, Hut an unyield ing majority woald not be balked (, *he major object!*-*', to get the • bill dom immediately and put to an . lid ti*** long-drawn out battling aud altering of rates, and Hit j • .Tilting f«*4irs and hesitation of tnt* business aud industry a I -jfectod by the new tax burden. Th* bill wi in through 18 to 35 The opponents were 11 republican*, in » th from the inde-p. ndent wing. 23 democrat* and t Ii* on* I.ii mer labor ne mo* r. OI th* new law's total expected yield, th* * -xclse ta vs ranging from electric pow#*r lo cosnutics f (tm automobiles to candy, are to bring in * 4 50,500.OOO. JU mc* 11 an eon tax*-, which i lichi*). charm's on telephone and _ I ,t j>It message*, admission fie!,* ts, oil pipe lines, safe dope.ti box* s. bank checks and !>**«' ar* counted on for $152.** imp*,non From income tax#*-ami eorporatlons with mini' ? rat Ive changes possible ib'ductions, WASHINGTON WARNS MARCHERS Will Cease to Feed Visitors; Contingents En Route Advised to Turn Back. lf this fails, the hill may he lait! wide open for amendment lint if it succeeds, th*' administration will lack any change ___ there to seek to substitute th** OKLAHOMA CITY, June 6. (ZP) J Hoover plan. Three public utility companies A committee of mayors, head-(imposable assessed by the slat** equalization od by Mayor Murphy of Detroit, I cation with the city f . board on recommendations of the {brought a petition *or a $5,000,-jlo. Oklahoma tax commission Mon- . OOO,ODO bond Issue to help cm-j Other towns day filed protests with the boa d. | payment and stricken cities.; damaged and from I n Tile Vinita Fuel company, rep- Speaker Garner had it read tojdefinite number of casua is resented by George A. Henshaw, the house, while the mayors manager of Governor Murray's'watched from the gallery, presidential headquarters, aile?-; The house agriculture cornmit- not beatee approved the distribution of badly tn- personal many ad reducing a JotaI rf #29'* fiti.mu4* iv Jo U#* drawn. l*«. til rat#* increases, Includ-ivnt Iett4*r portage, are at SI60,000,000. Stamp bond and stock issu* s. transfers, futures aud * s ,ir#* listed at $45,- WASHINGTON, June 4. (.19 Cash bonus advocates today secured the 145 signatures n*ces-. ary to force a hous#' vote Monday, June 13, on the $2,000,000,-1 000 full payment issue. Tile 145th signature was put j on the bill just as Speaker Garner called for a vote on final house action 0:1 the tax bill. Th* re was no demonstration as Representative Garrett (I)., Tex.) put his name on the petition while house members waited fen the vote on th*' tax bill. When the house met at IO a. j rn. to push the tax bill thro® *,h J today, 12 signatures were needed I on the bonus petition. These were obtained slowly but surely, lie.*-1 res* ntativos West (I)., Ohio) and; Gavagan (D., N. Y.) being th* 143rd and 14 4th members to sign. Under th*' rules, the motion to] take th*' bonus bill away from the ways and means committee. which reported it adversely, can-, not be voted upon before June 1 13. If congress has not adjourned on that day for tit#* two party I conventions, a vol*' will be in j order. I Representative Batman ilk. Tex.!, leader of the bonus advocates, predicted as soon as th*? I petition was completed that "there are enough votes in the house to discharge the commute•• and pass the bill." board j 40,000,000 more bushels of farm e*l its assessment should in excess of $5,000* The adopted the commission's figure.board wheat and 500,000 bales of of $37,540, adding $434 for! its cotton for the needy. Th*' money and credits to be taxed senate committee was due to at one-fifth of one per cent. consider this proposition latci in The Oklahoma Pipeline com- the day. patly protested against an in- The senat** bunking committee cr* ase of $1,686,117 in its as-.decided to report 011 the loan sessment over its return of $8,- siH'tion of the democratic bill 058,287, and the Ajax Pipe Line ale ad of the controversial con company protested an assess- striation features, as proposed by Blent of $2,048,588, alleging its'Renator Robinson, democratic Anicca, Sayulo Mascota, and Tla- return of $1,755,474 and complete. ADA HSUEH* SI was fair leader, in sid era ti on. order to expedite cou- Ada was visit*-*! Sunday by another soaking rain which,! coming on the heels of a series of t other downpours, contributed to I raising of the total rainfall for the early summer this year. A furious straight wind blew for la time before tim rain began falling here, creating some uneasiness among residents whose windows were rattling and trees slashing i about in the blasts. Some of the storm collars which' ar** <till to I*** found here and j there ranie in for a visit as the windstorm approached its height, accompanied by' vivid flushes of lie bt ping. Some slight damage was f*?arod it#. -T.ring grain crops but in gen ie u t bree * st iutated j taxes on and on ! conv#*} am I f» * A * 1,0 0 0. • tit taxes, Jh< four tariffs on *c »a'. oil, lumber and copper, account for the balance. Ll*) from today, , • * about ; WENTZ TD TESI" IN BRIDGE SUH [, qyrq «p DF D. C. II. MEETS M»»rx*i*\ Heflmil OKLAHOMA CITY, June 6 4.1* a national guard p.«t r*>! O' the military /on** at th#* approach (if On* low foe hridg#' across lii^d river b* tw* * u Durant. Okla.. ,<nd I)* J Jon. Tixas. will > * J * -• .Cablish# *t at one®. Governor W. H Murray Mini todav Murray v announcement was made to til#* Associated Hr '^s When h> was informed that K* 1-ei al Judge J ahu C. Pollock, at Kansas CH}. Kau., had overrul'd Oklahoma's motion to dismiss . ** application of the Red River Bridge company of Texas for OKI. MIHM \ CITY. June 4. . p Lew XV* no. now in a eon-1 teat for his highway commission j post. wHl testify Monday iii al hearing on k#eping open tin' fro#'} Red river bridge mar Durant. ^ \ Wentz conferred today with XX. <\ Lewis, a sisiant attorney gen-, eral. His testimony is expected! to show that the Oklahoma highway com iii is sion «Ii«l not concur in j Iii purport# •! agreem#*nt between J t he and Texas owner * wh# vein I1 highway commission of a parallel toll span c owners were to be $250,000 to clos* the XX'. L. Byrd camp of the U C. X*. met Sunday afternoon at Convention Memorial hall and af-t* r disposing of the regular boniness of th* camp enjoyed an inter# sting program. Osrar Cantwell and Mrs. Carri* IV Moss brought a pleasing musical feature. Cantwell singing, with Mrs. Deli OCHI at the piano. Police Ch'ar I t a# k CLEVELAND, June 4. Police squalls were rushed every precinct in the city with orders to clear the Penns} van ta railroad yards of 900 "bonus marchers" who bad stopped operations in the yards. Chief of Police George Mato- witz and a number of officers climbed in the cab of a locomo- j tive as an effort was made t >j bring it out of th* yards, but the 1 ex-service men halted the entire A short time before. 25 polio* who were standing in front of the roundhouse were shoved aside by the "marchers." The police ii id not resist them. Safety Director Merrick ordered the yards cleared a few hours after officials of th*' rail-I road requested Gov. Geor * I White to call out national guards-? men. Adjutant General Frank D. Henderson said local police would be able to handle the situation. The veterans had halted all freight movements and delayed a fast mail and pass nger train nearly an hour. Bond Ismm'n Cath**! tor On*' of th*' other provisions of the bill calls for a public construction bond issu#' of $500,-j 000,000, to which President Hoover is opposed. . * . Robinson planned to ask for n an agreement in th** adnate 1 mission day to take up th* $300,000,000 t relief bill as soon as the senat* I has acted on th* pending ccpn-i tuny hill. Th#' com mitt#** approved 'Im s«'ciion of the bill providing for allocation of the relief advance# to states upon the basis of population, and agreed that the wMd of th#' stat#* governors should be accepted as to whet h# r the Heel is great enough to warrant a loan. Th** money was to b# refunded to the reconstruction corporation through which the advan-c*'s would b#' mad* , out of fu lure fed<yal <*id appropriations. Representative Bankhead (ii,. reported ar** A ut lan. Ixtlann, Join ideo. Four soldiers were killed ut Zamora. Michoacan. where a barracks collapsed. Complete reports were stilt lacking from the coastal cities Jalisco and Mayarit, where It was thought heavy damage from tidal waves might have resulted. I The historic old churches of San Jos**, San Francisco andia# Merced in Colima were badly I damaged, as was the beautiful cathedral in Topic, farther north. I Colima reported that subterranean noises and fla.slies front !tb*? nearby Colima volcano accompanied the shock-*. Soldiers are patrolling the streets to prevent disorder. Many homes w**re ruined. Th** city was without light or water.dim to the shocks 1 j having put tho plants out of com- NEW SOUTH DDTIET ■lf tiler*- was ever a r* lief was needed tim* I <-ra! little harm was report# d. XI - .........-........ - - - , .IYW trees were down h re today (A la.) opening th#* home debut# and hfuii* limbs were torn from (said • trunks of trees when slashed i w hen by the blow*. J now.** *_____777^ I "The real hind this OHL MDM U' National CITY, June 7 mardsmen will b# emergency, ' ding that th Isatioa has is la ti on and sibility for Itepresentativ# J diana, leading th# fl I ^lia BCIUVII "111 WX I from th** Durant-Deni- position, said: .... * *'1»'a I. a ..f. purpose lying h**- legislation is the Bankhead said. a I- 1* "democratic organ-undertaken t!ii- i* / accepts full res poult." Purnell of In-r* piiblica;i op- The hill at th** extr#'me end of South Broadway Is now h*ing rut away as work progresses on the new stre'-t project. Wh* n completed this roadway will eon-met South Broadway with the Valley View addition. According I to Charles T. Bates, who is in (charge or the project, the road will be Open f#»r travel in two w* eks. Mr. Bates told a reporter Sat* 'unlay that *1 fund of $H0t> Iud . been contributed by citizens Bv* f «ing at the southern edge of the Icily to aid in the project. This with th*- help contributed by ooun-and city commissioners Slakes OKLAHOMA CITY. June 3. LR#. Flood waters that surged with traaie suddenness over h wi«i«* section of a sleeping city reported by aul borities here early this afternoon to have taken a known death toil of five. Four bodies, those of tw#> women, a child and a 14-year-old girl were recovered. A horseman also was believed to have lost his life 111 the surge of water from a river and a fitful creek* Trapped In scores of houses, tents ami cabins in the l#>w' lying southern sections of Oklahoma City. Including the municipal ramp for th*' destitute, an estimated 700 homeless families presented a grave problem. At h'ast 20 persons wen* missing, many wmre s##v#'*l by clinging to housetops and Undine, «i refuge In trees and i t were sent to hospitals, suffering exposure. Charitable organizations set up an emergency relief organisation, the lied Cross appealing for $50.-000. Governor Murray turned over $1,000 from the state urgency relief fund to help finance tho work. National guardsmen aided organized civil authorities In the rescue of many entire families, hut 65 hungry boyo, their food supply ruined, were maroon# d in a county-nwn»*d scho#>l east <>1 the city. Sheriff Stanley Rogers and a r#>rps of deputies were attempting to tak»* food to th** home in boats. All th*' boys wile safe on th#* second floor. Peak of th® water was believed past at noon. Sent roaring out of tiieir hanks by a half f#»ot of rain, the wat cts of th#* Canadian river and Lightning creek surged over u wide ami in th** southern part of the city. Wat#*r pour'd through the business <1 Int riot. Inundating basements, while families already living in camps for th#* destitute fled. homeless. Til*' body or a 14-year old girl was taken from Lightning creek at Southeast 23rd street. J. M-Meads, Tornier deputy sheriff, i» ported that the body #P a woman about 4 5 years old was taken from a lr**#* on South 21 st *#tr#?et and that of another woman. About 4 0, wast recovered at South 25th street and Santa Fe. Th** body of u 5-year obi boy was tak»'n from 5 feet of water In the IOO block <»n Southeast 23r<l st re* t. 'y the of construction a roadway 50 brid e across Red river! "We have learned from our and I feet ave- the tbe A man on hor sebaek wit** at tempted to eros** deep wat#*r mer the Taylor School for Boy?*. where 65 hungry youths wen* marooned upstairs, was report#**) drowned. Th** barking up of flood waters caus'd a shutdown of nearby every' w**ll in the north end o! th#* Oklahoma City field, as w»-H : withdrawn SOI. fI . ■ 'tm pending final settlement of a fed- i Pf®»« relations that congress if* • a1 court *uit to clo**- the span; in disrepute, like if has not been or to permit its operation by own- J for a long time. Th** performers of a parallel toll bridge, Gov. jance you wilt se** today Is whati Murray said today. has brought that disrepute. Martial law will remain in j "We have pre?'-Hied to us un-fore* . as it has sine** last July,Ider this unprecedented gag ruin j the governor said, until all threats la bill that will u 1 ha lane*' indeft-) to close the bridge have passed, jnltely the budget thai w.-s bal- ■ "Alfalfa Bill", who dispatched j anc* d at 5 o'clock la *-1 night] president .signed Purnell said, senat** banking paid n#arly structure, Th*- hearing will take place b# for# Federal Judg* John CV Pol \ lock in Kansan Cit} a TUM UKK an i *'r- I # IRM I .It ADX injunction restraining inter __________ en ce with its D# iii son-Durant toll J 4 .OKs. TO K\\>X> bridge. j WELLINGTON. Kan . Jan. 7. "The fr*e hrdig* will Ik* h'T* , .pi—Glady Bo*»k* r of Pomona. OIH ii until the supreme court of ' Okie., was cb c'ed -up#*! intend*'t the United States decides other-x\ie Cti\ schools h#re la-i wise. Judge Pollock nota th- u|ght al a sa ury which is $1,209 standing," the plain spoken gov- m year le>s than that paid ti»e , rnor asserted. He pointe 1 out former superintendent, A. XL that a military zone already ex- J McCullough. A r* ductiou In IM* d at the bridg*- under an or- teachers' salaries ranging from der of lest summer th-n he. l0 to j,, j*»r oat ha.** been plac-moved to open the new bridge ^ jy (affect. Claude Thompson, county judge, spoke for a time on the principles of the Civil war, tracing dev-lopment of government since that epic struggle and showing wherein coming generations must face necessity of further adjusting government to conditions within the nation. in the face of federal court litigation which had allowed the loll ('.infintl.#I on Pep* 8. No* 5 Greatest reaulta for the amount •avosted—News, Clarified Ada, SCRANTON. Pa.—Fate measures in minutes. The Jessup high school caught fire yesterday and burned more than an hour before firemen from six villages conquered it. Fourteen hundred children attend the school, but fate timed the fire for the noon hour-—and all the children w*re ittHut- for lunch. four national guardsmen to th#* bridge yesterday upon hearing of .LD unfavorable ruling in Kansas City. Ka"<., f* derat court, said it likelj will ta* autumn before th#* toll bridg*,* company's suit is tried at Muskogee. H#* predicted the bridg** company would lose I "because the court has no jurisdiction ani they can't win under face aith* Chickasaw treaty." #ti the the Wallington Mipplic*. Low W ASHINGTON, June 4.—-O*— Thousands of veterans on their way to Washington to demand payment of the bonus foodless, shelterless stay capital. Only a few dollars and a limited amount of supplies remain of the store gathered by the po lice department to care for the jobless visitors and Police Super- caus Qf franchif*q the receiv-intendent Glasford has M-|er for the Red RiVer Toll Bridge nounced he will gather no more. The one to two thousand men already here, many of th- rn now ^ sleeping in the open, will soon I r.jgli says the people want a be out of food at the Resent i Rjihter and more popular fermi rate, even without arrival of the|0f opera. That might go for 5.400 reported en freight trains, trucks Murray contondf?d the original toll bridge franchise, granted by the Chickasaw Nation over 40 years ago to Holmes Colver!, a ' Chickasaw, was not valid when transferred to a corporation. Be-of the frar !er for |Co., claims Oklahoma and Texas owe indemnity. route on * 0pt.ra sur% too. and afoot, i when the tax bill," In the senat** banking com mittee deliberations, jHeoaioi Townsend proposed an amend-» rn* nt to distribute the funds to the states on the basis of ne- I ! instead of population but it was rejected by the committee 7 to 6. The committee provided*^hat the state governor should b#* charged with responsibility for distributing the funds advanced. It was provid'd that the advances should be deduct#* I f;oin road aid funds beginning in 1935 for a five y#*ar period and the interest should br* five p* r c-nt. possible gravel in wide. When completed the new nue of travel will shorten dManc? from th#- city to V'alley View addition and other outlying districts Ho*ith of 'he city. At pres#-nt, those d#*siring to r*«ch this section must go out Townsend avenue and wind around several short corners at a great inconvenience and loss of time. BENEDUM IND TREES HIVE NEW OIE WEIL las pipeline and gas compressor stations. L. L. Estes dent, Hal^ he was clinging housetop go home, float in Ild**d with unverified a south sid»* r*'sl-saw a woman who frantically to a down when her ; <l#»wnHfn*ain, COf-anoth**r. Til* r** was an r*-port of an#)th**r w#»- Benedum & Trees I pany has completed a Oil cornell In the Bebee field, nw nw of 33-5-5, for 75 barrels, in Hunton 2,105 to 2.310. Lake Oil company is reported down to 470 In 35-5; Patsy OB company rigging up in 25-5-4 and .Stanoilnd Oil and Gas company in 32-5-5. Other locations in tho same field are rumored and if made will provide for continuation of activities during the summer in the northwest part of the county. From this distance It looks as if the man who said the democrats would have no trouble In "getting together at Chicago" forgot to add the words "for a battle royal." The attorney genera! of Missouri has ruled that any girl of 18 may ma~ry without the consent of her parents. He forgot to add. however, that they must be careful that all other husbands have beta legally disposed of Arri. . man's bo^y on a railway trestle which could no! be r« a*-h* ti an I a woman and child war** report**#! drown*»d in Melrose park in th" far south part of town. Hours of darkness in th** south ern suburb of Capitol Hill and the failure of seven thousand telephones and 60 toll line.; ad-d* d to the terrors of families struggling to leave their flooded homes. Some looting was r*.ported In downtown business street § where bas# ni*?nrs were flooded. Mast in lloeldtabi Scores of persons w*;r*t in Hospitals receiving treatment for exposure, a number wert? reported missing and hundreds more were receiving food and attention in hastily arrang'd emergency shelters. Half a hundred national guardsmen were ralt*'d Into duty by Lieut. Gov. Robert Burns. It appeared the worst Moo#! since 1923. when thr»*e perished. The community camp, tent city of jobless, and the Lightning creek bottoms appeared harti#*st hit. Houses were swept away and persons sought refuge on roofs oaii Lu treetops. At the camp first refugees (Continued ihi Page 8 No. 3) ;
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Neighborhoods to Visit in Buenos Aires
The diverse neighborhoods of Buenos Aires add a layer of depth to the city. Easily walkable and well-connected by public transport, the many barrios of Buenos Aires can be effortlessly navigated.
Visit Recoleta for an afternoon tea amongst the elite, or head to San Telmo to browse antiques with the bohemians. Check out Puerto Madero for a business lunch, or Palermo for dinner & drinks at a chic spot. The below sections will also best help you decide on where to stay in Buenos Aires.
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Galerías Pacífico Shopping Mall
Constructed in the 1890's as an elegant home to a Parisian department store, the Galerías Pacífico in Buenos Aires is a grand shopping mall whose history is entwined with that of the city itself.
Casa SaltShaker 'Closed Door' Restaurant
At chef Dan Perlman's 'closed door' restaurant in his apartment the atmosphere is relaxed and intimate. Guests feast on five courses of Perlman's culinary creations, each paired with a different wine.
La Boca
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Kentucky State Police have released photos of the jewelry found on an unidentified body Wednesday on Interstate 65.
The woman is estimated to be between 25 and 30 within a range of 20 to 40. She is between 5-feet 2.5-inches to 5-feet 5-inches. She has shoulder length, dark brown wavy hair with a few red streaks or highlights.
She has short, well-kept fingernails with remnants of red polish; and toenails polished with silver glitter.
BH Media Group, a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway, will purchase The Roanoke Times from Landmark Media Enterprises on Friday.
Landmark Media Enterprises is the parent company of The LaRue County Herald News.
Dirks, Van Essen & Murray, a newspaper merger and acquisition firm in Santa Fe, New Mexico, represented Landmark Media Enterprises in the transaction. Terms were not disclosed.
BARDSTOWN – The Lady Hawks were blanked in late semifinals of the 5th Region Softball Tournament at Nelson County.
LaRue's Ladies fell 11-0 in six innings to Central Hardin's Lady Bruins.
Sophomore shortstop Kelsey McGuffin pounded out three homers for Central Hardin Tuesday. She hit the last three strikes she saw over the fence at Mike Lusk Field.
Kentucky State Police are on the scene between mile markers 99 and 100 in the northbound lane of Interstate 65 where the body of a female has been found.
Kentucky Transportation Cabinet road crews are assisting KSP in closing the outside northbound lane. The lane is expected to be closed for several hours, according to a news release.
Kentucky State Trooper Norman Chaffins said the body was found about 9:30 a.m. by a mowing company. Foul play is suspected.
Scott Akin of Hodgenville graduated May 4 from University of the Cumberlands in Williamsburg.
He earned a master of arts degree in Christian studies.
Daniel Enlow of Glendale was awarded a 4.0 Medallion from Elizabethtown Community and Technical College for achieving a perfect grade point average. He was one of only four graduating students to receive the award.
Taylor Lyn Akin earned a bachelor of arts degree in music education – integrated P-12 from Western Kentucky University in May. He graduated cum laude with honors.
Akin, a 2009 graduate of LaRue County High School, is the son of Sherry and Doug Akin. He plans to pursue a career in music education.
Kayla Michelle Skaggs, a 2013 graduate of LaRue County High School, is the recipient of the $300 Leadership LaRue County Scholarship given annually by the LaRue County Chamber of Commerce.
Kayla, the daughter of Steve and Sandy Skaggs of Magnolia, plans to attend the University of Kentucky in the fall and pursue a career in business marketing education. This college track includes a four-year major in business marketing and pursing a master's in education to be eligible to teach at a secondary school.
Haley Holt is the recipient of the Hodgenville Woman's Club $500 scholarship.
Holt, a 2013 graduate of LaRue County High School, is the daughter of Sandy and Tony Holt.
She has been involved in the Community Service Club, Lady Hawks Basketball and Volleyball teams, Class Committee and yearbook.
She plans to attend Lindsey Wilson College and pursue a career in physical therapy.
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Hiding within luscious green palms and pines, the Hotel Delfin branches in many directions giving the impression of being a modestly sized hotel. However with 793 rooms, this hotel offers all the facilities a holidaying guest may wish for without having to leave the Zelena Laguna complex boasting one of the 19 Blue Flag beaches in the area. Located just a few miles away from the historic town of Porec, activities and exploration opportunities are plentiful.
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Twin rooms sleep 2 people
All have * bathroom/shower * WC * small balcony * telephone * (certain amenities may be payable locally)
Transfer time:
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With the resorts Blue Flag beach and sports centre in front of the hotel, guests are ideally placed to either relax or enjoy the host of activities available to them while on holiday in Croatia. Whilst they may be tempted not to leave the resort, the trip to Porec by foot, mini train or taxi should not be missed.
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The hotel has an air-conditioned self-service restaurant, a coffee house with dancing floor and a cocktail bar. Within the resort of Zelena Laguna there is a supermarket, pastry shops and a choice of restaurants.
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Kim Kardashian Breaks Silence On Relationship With Beyoncé [Video]
Kim Kardashian denies her feud with Beyoncé. The soon to be mom sat down with Sway and explains how the rumors are just ridiculous!
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"It's so not true. One of the sweetest people I have ever met. She's so sweet."
The rumors started when Kanye West and Jay-Z embarked on their 'Watch The Throne' world tour last year. And it has been all over the social medias ever since! LOL
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BTW...regarding Teo, I can't bring myself to agree with trading what we'd have to, to go way up to get a MLB.
Soooo...Barrett Jones was a 2011 1st team AA at OT...left side, I believe since that's where he started the season. I didn't know that. Time to watch some 2011 tape!
At this point I'd agree with Wicked, double dipping is pretty much a must. Maybe not back to back but we should come out of this draft with 2 quality prospects at LB at the very least.
What about Clowney at South Carolina, anybody heard if he comes out?


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In 2011, I was privileged to receive private sponsorship to research a book on how countries across the world educate their most able children. This spawned an interest in what the UK provided for its most able students, a subject faced head-on by the recent Ofsted report with its damning critique of the current state of the nation.
There is no doubt from a study of how the world does it and a parallel study of how we do it that it is easier to educate the most able in a selective system. Like meets like more easily, and critical mass is reached more quickly. What is also true, and which frankly surprised me greatly, is that it is perfectly possible to do a good deal by the most able within the confines of a non-selective, comprehensive school. With the right will, any type or brand of school can teach its most able pupils to their full potential. It is more difficult in a non-selective school, but perfectly possible.
One example is the Ship scheme (Students with High Intellectual Potential, now re-christened the Ignite scheme), run out of a group of ordinary, non-selective schools in Adelaide, Australia. It produced outstanding results, not the least of which was a group of articulate, confident and feisty boys and girls who could have more than held their own against the products of the most sophisticated UK independent schools. It is a further tribute to that scheme that it did so without drawing resources away from the non-Ship students, and without dividing the student body against itself. So why can't we repeat that success over here?
One reason is the widely held belief that the most able need no extra help, and because of their innate ability will anyway rise to the top and do well. This is rubbish. High ability is not a guarantee of self-motivation or high attainment. It's also a favourite with governments looking to see where the next round of cuts can fall with the least damage.
It's not that the most able are fragile or even vulnerable – the bespectacled geek who might as well hang a sign saying "bully me" on their back: research suggests that they are, if anything, more resilient than the normally gifted cohort. Rather, it is that our most able children frequently do not wish to show their ability, either because it makes them stand out from the crowd and hence become more open to ridicule and bullying, or because it means the school makes them spend valuable partying or hanging-around time on more work, and places an increased burden of expectation on them.
Not only are a frightening number of our most able children unwilling to be recognised as such and immensely skilled at keeping their head below the parapet. They put a lot of their ability into working out how to avoid work, and are also brilliant at manipulating their teachers.
The classic pattern is to shut up the maths teacher by producing an A* piece of work while neglecting every other subject.
The next choice for a special piece of work will be dictated by the teacher who is getting most heavy, and so on. Just as the maths teacher starts to get worried, a stunning piece of work turns off the red light on the teacher's dashboard for another few weeks. The clever child has an uncanny ability to know just when their work, or lack of it, is about to set off a teacher's trip-wire. They play one off against another as if born to it. The biggest enemy to a successful programme for the most able is the naïve belief that such children self-identify. Some do; many don't.
A second killer is that up to two-thirds of teachers do not at heart approve of special programmes for the most able. Sometimes this is on ideological grounds. The "every child is born a Mozart" school of thought argues that all children are born with equal potential, and that through upbringing and social conditioning we create a self-fulfilling prophecy whereby only a handful are seen as having great potential. Much more common is the fear many teachers have of being shown up by the most able. They believe that to teach the most able, the teacher has to be at least as clever as, and ideally more clever than, those taught.
It's as if the successful football manager or music teacher believed they could do their job only if they were better players than the most gifted in their team or orchestra. This is also nonsense. Sir Alex Ferguson was an OK player, but a genius at showing others how to do it. The best lesson to the most able group I've ever seen was delivered by a 45-year-old PE teacher who cheerfully confessed he'd never got a degree. The "outstanding" lesson in teaching the most able reverses the roles of teacher and taught. The children lead, the teacher supports. Bright children learn as much from each other as from their teacher.
A third, malign influence is the belief that to pay Peter you have to rob Paul, that resources given to the most able are inevitably resources taken away from the remainder. This is the biggest rubbish of all. The most able can gallop through the curriculum in half the time it takes the normally gifted. The time saved can either be ploughed back into enrichment programmes for the most able, or given to the normally gifted to increase their provision.
Even if the school does no more than use acceleration or compaction or to speed the most able through the core curriculum, and offers them no extra enrichment, it will still ease the path of the most able by reducing boredom. The most able have been shown to hate "layer-cake" teaching and repetition, and boredom is the biggest single killer of the most able. The most able can save a school money.
The biggest reason of all for the failure of the UK comprehensive school to rise to the challenge of teaching the most able is a failure to recognise that the most able are simply another special-needs group. Stephen Hawking and Wayne Rooney are both stars, but teaching them the same thing in the same way was never going to work. One size doesn't fit all, and if it's true of socks it's even more true of young human minds. Sending all children to the same school doesn't mean they all have to do the same thing, easier though that is.
It matters a lot that we recognise that mixed-ability schools can bring on the most able. The UK has a sophisticated education system, where we can even contemplate bringing back an element of selection. Much of the world is struggling to support or introduce even basic education systems, and selection is simply a luxury they can't afford. That's why it's more important than ever to ensure that we can harvest the world's richest remaining carbon-free resource – the talent of our most able young people – in non-selective schools. It can be done. You just have to want it enough.
Dr Martin Stephen is a former head of St Paul's boys' school in London and Manchester Grammar School and is now the director of education for the Gems education group
Aiming high: The Australian way
The Ship (Students with High Intellectual Potential) project in Adelaide, Australia – now renamed Ignite – allows pupils to fast-track through the curriculum so they can spend more time on more taxing and interesting classroom work.
In the school visited by Dr Stephen, it involved the top-performing 30 per cent of the pupils, who were chosen for the programme by their teachers.
It is described as a programme that "contains less review and repetition than the normal curriculum because gifted students usually understand concepts quickly".
Features of the programme include students working with their intellectual peers and a focus on "critical, creative and caring thinking".
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I was interested in reading the comments that people have written about St James. I attended there from 1962 to 1967 and yes, I can confirm that everything that has been said is quite definitely true. Unlike many others it did not affect my life, I am still a practicing Catholic and although I don't feel it added much to my education I have got through life quite successfully.
I have often told my children stories of my time at school and I can see from their faces they think I exaggerate, so at least I can now show them the old man isn't completely off his head.
I also attended St Thomas at Stanmore and was taught by Mr Vaulkenberg, his love of poetry and the works of John Buchan are a good memory of those times.
I made some good friends at school, who I have lost touch with and although many of the teachers were a little on the sadistic side, I also know that I was no saint. As well as Mr Cronolly and Mr Kilraine, does anyone remember Mr Mc Dermott, Mr Carney, Mr Simpson, Mr Benham, Mr Mc Nicholas, all of whom had a hand in my education, no wonder although I am not Irish, I have always had a soft spot for the Paddies!!
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Shouting filled Connor's ears as he entered the place he called home. Throwing his key in the green bowl on the table next to the sofa, he walked cautiously to the kitchen, trying to make sure he made next to no noise. Connor peered around the doorway and leant his skinny frame against the wall. His mother and father were fighting... again. The dim moonlight from the windows lit up his father's face, which was contorted by rage, though had an element of unknowing about it. Why was his father always drunk these days? Connor was almost certain it was partly something to do with his declining grades at school. He looked down, ashamed.
A particularly loud yell from the larger man made Connor's dark eyes shoot upwards. Thinking that their fights were his fault, he couldn't stand to watch as an expensive vase shattered to a million tiny pieces against the orange wall near his mother's head. This wasn't the first act of violence she had to endure; truthfully, she had married a horrible man.
Not wanting to see what came next, and knowing he could not stop it, Connor made his way to his room, feeling the need to block out the world. He crossed the lounge and put a foot on the first stair. He paused, hearing a high-pitched though muffled scream from his mother. Tears began building in Connor's eyes as he trudged up the rest of the stairs, his sweating hand making the banister squeak a little.
Slamming his door behind himself, Connor started to pace. He hadn't turned his light on, he preferred the dark anyway. His room was the smallest of the house and the dark teal paint of his walls was starting to crack and peel, though he had tried desperately to cover the cracks with large posters of bored-looking punk rock bands. However, now it seemed the bands were staring at him, their faces disapproving and disgusted.
A harsh sob finally escaped from his lips and he flung himself face first onto the creaky single bed in the middle of the dim room. Collecting himself, he sat up slowly and pressed the palms of his hands to his eyes, the threatening tears causing his hands to become wet.
Thoughts ran through Connor's head like trains. One after another, they came, they went. Sometimes these thoughts lingered for a moment before he realised how stupid they were. But no, maybe that one thought, that one little thought wasn't quite so stupid. If it were to be a reality, Connor knew how he thought everyone would react. His parents wouldn't really care... would they? No, he didn't think they would. He could do it, he had to do it.
Connor remembered all the places where he kept sharp objects. But he was past this, wasn't he? He pulled off his school jumper and began staring at his own arms. Endless little lines that were once bleeding scarred his inner arms, they'd be there forever. Do it one last time, a quiet voice inside his head was saying, cut deep, cut one last time.
He hadn't cut since he was 13, but Connor remembered the sensation all too well. Reminiscing, he remembered the sensation of cutting his own skin with that knife he kept in a drawer. What people used to say was far from true, self-harm did help the pain.
Walking over to his clothes drawers Connor fumbled around blindly, searching for something at the back. Gasping as the blade cut his finger slightly, he took out what he had been looking for. Connor held up the long knife and admired it in the moonlight. The sharp edge reflected the light back out into the darkness of the night and Connor wanted to give a twisted grin at its beauty. He popped his bleeding finger in his mouth to stop the crimson liquid from coming. The metallic taste of the blood excited Connor; he longed to feel the stinging sensation on a much greater scale on his wrists, to feel the hot fluid escaping his body for one last time before it all ends.
Was he really this disturbed? Could he really do it? Would he do it? Yes, he assured himself, it would be best for everyone if I just died. Connor paced over to the bed and sat down heavily, the knife still in his trembling hands. Not taking his eyes off the shining blade, he brought it to his left wrist. He clenched his fist as the hot blood began to dribble out, forcing more to come.
Sighing, Connor watched the liquid run down his arm, across all those previous scars, and some of it was soaked up by his polo shirt sleeve. He used the bloody knife to go over the wound again, deeper this time and the blood flowed like warm, gooey lava from a volcano.
He grins slightly; his heart and mind have told him he is doing the right thing, letting his petty life end here and now. This was it: he was dying. Realisation hit him hard. He would never be able to tell Bonnie how he felt, how much he cared for her, that she wasn't just a friend.
Connor remembered the first day he laid eyes on Bonnie. She was so beautiful, her blonde hair bobbed carefree around her shoulders and as she seemed to glide across the floor of the school hall, she stopped suddenly, and saw Connor staring at her. Cocking her head to the side, she had beamed. She had walked closer, cautiously, to Connor.
"Hello," Bonnie had said, that amazing smile still plastered onto her face. Embarrassment made Connor's face grow scarlet and he muttered a greeting back. Catching the light, she flicked her hair over her shoulder and sat down next to him. Head in hands, she watched him intently, intrigued by the lone boy no one ever seemed to notice.
"Anything I can help you with?" Connor had asked innocently, still wondering why this magnificent girl was talking to him. Bonnie laughed and it sounded like a thousand drops of rain on xylophones, Connor had never heard such a sweet sound. Baby-blue eyes looked right into his chocolate ones and they twinkled, he caught his breath quickly and smiled back, more confident this time.
For a moment, their laughs mingled and they felt a connection. That connection would last, all that was three years ago, back when they were both twelve.
Connor gave a watery smile as he remembered that day with Bonnie. His blood was now dripping carelessly onto the dark navy of the carpet but he didn't care: he was going to be dead in a minute anyway. Feeling the life drain out of him, he pulled out his phone, and with shaking hands dialled Bonnie's number.
Connor got her answering machine.
"Hey, Bonnie, it's me. Just wanted to say that, well, I love you. You are the most beautiful girl I've ever seen and the reason that I haven't told you this before is that I know you don't feel the same way... and well, I was scared," Connor paused, trying to pull himself together, "Just thought you ought to know... Bye, Bonnie." He hung up, fresh tears rolling down his cheeks and silent sobs made his whole body quake. He dropped the phone and lay back on his bed, the thin, lumpy pillow barely supporting his head.
The crimson liquid was everywhere now: all over his duvet, all over the carpet, and all over himself. Connor felt his breathing get lighter everytime he took a breath. This was it. Muffled shouting continued to make its way up the stairs as his eyes fluttered shut and he took his last weak breath, feeling he had saved everyone from himself.


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00:07 Name, Rank, Branch and Division; 00:15 Biographical data; birthplace, birthdate, family; 00:50 Education and College degree; 01:16 Enlistment; motivation and enlisting with best friend; 02:42 Family's military history; 03:14 Expectations of military; 03:38 Reaction to September 11; 4:08 Preparation for conflict post September 11; 5:37 Experience in Boot Camp; 6:34 Stationing domestically and overseas; 7:58 Contacting family overseas; 8:28 Morale overseas and domestically; 9:20 Special training; 10:03 First combat experience; 10:43 First time returning fire; 11:26 Members of company are wounded and killed in Iraq; 12:33 Reaction to fellow soldiers being wounded and killed; 13:55 Experiences with conflict in Iraq; 15:34 Facilities while isolated from base in Iraq; 17:28 Experience in Iraqi town; 18:47 Daily life in isolation, duties away from base; 19:49 Interactions with Iraqi civilians; 20:44 Sentiment towards Iraqi culture; 21:07 Contrast of life in bases and isolation; 22:36 Sentiment towards Iraqi culture after conflict and war; 3:07 Reception upon returning home; 23:34 Personal reaction to veterans and fellow soldiers; 23:54 View of current conflict in the Middle East; 24:28 How the military has affected his life; 25:00 Continued contact with fellow veterans; 25:32 Individuals with Post Traumatic Stress; 26:01 How he would change his experience in the military; 26:43 Advocating enlistment; 27:04 Sentiment towards movies and domestic news; 28:34 Continued interaction with Iraqi people and purchasing items from them; 29:20 Continued family enlistment; 29:56 Sentiment towards anti-war protests; 30:25 Poor treatment of Iraqi people by Saddam and how it has changed.
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Central Florida, RICHES of, "Beshears, David Wayne interview" (2013). Veterans Oral Histories. 144.


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146: With Jed Schmidt
This week we're joined by Jed Schmidt. Jed is a javascript developer and resident web nerd at UNIQLO in NYC. We take a deep dive with Jed into Javascript and front-end frameworks.
We talked about (roughly in order):
- 16:10 In spirit of keeping markup separate from style, separate from behavior, what are your thoughts on using the HTML5 data attribute as a selector for javascript, rather than the typical classname or id?
- 28:32 How do you deal with handling the cache of JS and CSS files when rapidly iterating a design for a client?
- 31:56 I work for a company and my main responsibility is taking a PSD and converting it into a fully responsive HTML + CSS template. Would Grunt be an appropriate addition to my workflow or is it geared towards JavaScript projects?
- 39:26 What are your thoughts about supporting browser zoom? Do you have any advice on a good policy to give clients on what's covered as a bug if it doesn't look right when a user zooms?
- 45:38 I've been recently learning more about Meteor, but I'm wondering what are your thoughts on these frameworks. Do you think they are going to replace front-end javascript frameworks (Angular, Backbone, Ember) + server side framework (Rails, Express, Django) or do you think there's a reason this separation exists between front-end and back-end?
- 56:40 How do jQuery Page Loaders work? How can I utilize CSS animations (even SVG at some point) on a page loader? Can you ask jQuery to paint a progress bar for each % of the website it has loaded? Would that slow down the loading?
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