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"Of course." he breathes, bowing his head to Borusa before taking that final step.
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The impression from Ion Caras, with all that has gone on here over the past 10 days, was that it is almost Moldova's duty to lose heavily at Wembley.
It is not unusual for foreign coaches to improve their own players' morale with a public reminder that England's reputation as one of football's super powers belongs to a bygone age, that the famous old stadium is not the intimidating arena it might once have been.
Caras does not belong to that band. He has an abiding respect for the English game and as far as he is concerned it was a travesty of justice that Italy triumphed at Wembley in February. His view is that Glenn Hoddle has taken England into a new realm and Italy are trailing behind.
There was a tribute from Caras to Diana, Princess of Wales and an explanation, bordering on an apology, that because of Moldova's restricted schedule they may be unable to pay their respects at the shrine that is Kensington Palace.
It is impossible for this not to sound patronising, but it is difficult for a team who have accumulated zero points in the qualifying group, conceded 13 goals and who have only ever beaten the likes of Sudan, Indonesia and Wales, not to regard every game as providing an impossible mountain to climb.
Moldova have improved in the 12 months since the Republican Stadium gave Hoddle a convincing start to his England reign, but the representatives of the former Soviet republic, who only came into being as a football nation six years ago, have made their first visit to London still believing that they cannot put even a small stone in England's qualifying path.
"The result is a foregone conclusion," Caras said. "But even if we were to lose heavily it would be an achievement for us to score a goal. With the exception of David Seaman, who I hope will not threaten our goal, every player is a danger to us. Great teams have struggled at Wembley and it goes without saying that the smaller nations will regard playing there as a big hurdle.
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Speaking at a seminar on the proposed legislation, Clark Whitehill chair James Gemmell invited lawyers to join him in lobbying the new government to remove some of the "complicated and excessive proposals of the previous administration".
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When an A-list Hollywood director recently decided to deck out his new home he modelled his vision on Tony Stark, the fictional billionaire playboy and razor-sharp engineer who is transformed into a superhero in the movie Iron Man.
"[Stark] is a billionaire inventor – his house is as high-tech as it can be," says Eric Thies, founding partner of the California-based VIA International, a technology company that caters for the super-rich. "[The director] wants to be on the cutting edge of technology. This is his chance to be James Bond."
VIA is installing all the latest must-have gadgets in the unnamed director's bespoke Hollywood home. A total of 32 television screens hidden around the house will pop out of walls and cabinets. There will be an 18ft by 20ft screen streaming 24-hour video art. And when the director is doing some laps in his pool, he can listen to music from underwater speakers.
Even Margaret Thatcher's former home in Belgravia, London, is now being fitted out with high-tech gadgetry. According to the developers, Leconfield Property Group, features will include a basement pool with a hydraulic floor that drops down when the pool is required. Alternatively, the floor can be raised and the space used as a ballroom with a bar.
Priorities for wealthy homeowners have shifted, it appears: today, open-floor plans and "a fully automated and 'wired' home environment" are the top features that consumers demand, according to a survey by Coldwell Banker Previews International and the Luxury Institute. This includes everything from iPad-controlled lighting and music systems to motorised blinds.
"Five years ago clients wanted to keep technology at a minimum," says Thies. "Nowadays, they just want to whip out [their] iPhone and turn on their Jacuzzi from the comfort of their private jet so that it's 40C when they turn up. Our clients can shut an entire 40,000 sq ft estate down with a single button press."
In wine cellars, scanners and touch panels can be installed that allow clients to catalogue and monitor their collections. The software will inform them if wine is entering or exiting the perfect drinking window and it even offers a map to help them track down a particular bottle.
Gadgets must, however, fit seamlessly with the aesthetic – either so they are synchronised with the interiors or simply made invisible. Speakers and TVs are concealed behind mirrors, wall panels, and even artwork.
Five or 10 years ago the rich used "technology displays as a major design statement", says Laura Pratt, head of creative design for London interior design house Candy & Candy. Today, smartphones and plasma TVs are commonplace. "There is now an increasing appetite for more discreet displays that are sensitive to the design and environment," says Pratt.
Alternatively, the device itself can be turned into a piece of art. The Samsung S9 Ultra High Definition (UHD) 4K TV was inspired by a "canvas on an easel": the sleek screen reclines on a frame crafted from precious metals.
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Mirrors have also become personalised. Candy & Candy's "intelligent" mirror remembers its owner's past outfits – saving the hassle of trying on different combinations of clothes.
Technology can also help lift ordinary household items into the sublime. Dutch designer Angela Jansen and her father, mechanical and electrical engineer Ger Jansen, have created the Floating Lamps series for Crealev, their Netherlands-based company that specialises in "levitation products". The classic Silhouette #1 Floating Lamp (€980) at first glance appears similar to an antique: it is made up of an old-fashioned, handcrafted wooden base with a high-gloss black finish. However, a middle part of the black fabric lampshade is missing, allowing the top section to float. This is possible due to "integrated levitation technology" made from electromagnetic components. The LED light uses less power too.
Futuristic designs have also found their way to the bedroom. The Cosmos Bed, released last year by Russian designer Natalia Rumyantseva (with prices available on request), looks like a white capsule – or a cracked-open egg. Made from fibreglass, it has LED lights dotted in the canopy like a blanket of stars, creating the illusion of sleeping outside. An interior audio system plays music or, if it helps you sleep, white noise, and the bed also releases sweet aromas. The slope and angle of the mattress can also be adjusted.
Al-fresco living is becoming more fashionable, with entertainment areas increasingly moving outside, according to Thies. Where the people go, devices must follow. Outdoor WiFi, open-air screens and speakers nestled behind bushes are all very popular.
Enjoying the silver screen in the home is also in vogue. For $2.35m IMAX will offer a bespoke private home theatre (with an individual numbered plaque to hang on the wall). Comfort is paramount: remote-controlled chairs convert into beds. And there is no point having a home cinema without the latest movies. VIA will install software that offers Hollywood films on the same day as their national release for $35,000 – with movies a further $500 per showing.
Such mod cons have made home security all the more vital. Aharon Ze'evi-Farkash, former head of Israel's military intelligence directorate, has designed a "digital doorman" instead. SafeRise, which is sold by his FTS21 company, works via a motion identification system. Using a blend of facial, voice and behaviour analysis it recognises you before you even get to your door. Homeowners "don't need keys, card or a code", says Ze'evi-Farkash. So far, SafeRise has been installed in three villas in the US and in the W Tower in Tel Aviv.
"I am a strong believer that this is the way people will enter their buildings in the 21st century," says Ze'evi-Farkash. That may be but, for now, entering your home James Bond-style is a luxury afforded only to the super-rich. The rest of us will just have to make do with a key.
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Home automation has traditionally been the preserve of the rich but soon a broader audience will be able to use smartphones as remote controls for their homes, writes Tim Bradshaw.
Later this year, Apple will launch "HomeKit", a new technology that allows iPhone owners to speak instructions to Siri, its virtual assistant, to control their home. Simply telling Siri to "get ready for bed" will lock the front door, dim the lights and turn down the heating, says Apple.
That doesn't mean that Apple is about to become a maker of door locks and thermostats. HomeKit will allow companies who already make "connected home" gadgets – many of which are already sold in Apple's retail stores – to tap into the iPhone.
"There are a lot of great home automation devices coming on the market these days and they have companion apps," said Apple's software chief, Craig Federighi, at its developer conference in San Francisco this week.
Early HomeKit partners include Philips Hue lightbulbs, Honeywell thermostats, Haier air conditioning units and door locks from August and Kwikset, whose devices typically cost up to £200 apiece. By contrast, fully-fledged home automation systems from the likes of Crestron, cost thousands of pounds. "HomeKit will allow us to provide a simple and easy experience for our customers, with the ability to securely pair and control devices throughout the house including integration with Siri," says Jason Johnson, chief executive of August.
Many consumers, however, are still confused about how to set up and use these products. They rely on a hotchpotch of different wireless networks, from the already common WiFi and Bluetooth to the more obscure Z-Wave and Zigbee.
"We thought we could bring some rationality in this space," says Federighi, with a "common network protocol and secure pairing to ensure that only your iPhone can open your garage door or unlock your door".
Sources familiar with Apple's plans say that a forthcoming upgrade to its $99/£99 TV box will see it become a hub for coordinating different devices when an iPhone is not present.
Several other companies are vying to become the hub for our smart homes. SmartThings offers a box that acts like an interpreter for the many smart-home wireless languages and has recently improved its app to control them all. Yet, Apple's entry into the smart-home sector could spur even more people to hand over their house keys to their smartphone.
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No he probably wouldn't. But the rich are already taxed to help the needy. Disproportionately so.
What Jesus likely WOULD be against however, is those who were not really needy but who just preferred to take advantage of others rather than attempt to be become sufficient. As I see it he would despise that the most. And he'd be against one group being singled out disproportionately over others to help the "legitimately" needy.
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My 3 main carry guns over the last 19 years have been a G22, G27 and G19, in that order. The 26/27 is easier to conceal, but not by much.
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I personally say the G26 foor versatility purposes.
My 3 main carry guns over the last 19 years have been a G22, G27 and G19, in that order. The 26/27 is easier to conceal, but not by much.
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Glock 19 because it is your first handgun. Invest in a comfortable IWB holster like the Cross Breed Super Tuck or one of Comp-Tac's hybrids. Find a comfortable/concealable postition for that baby and don't look back!
I pocket carry the G27 (same size as the 26) and also carry on my belt. But both the 26 and 19 are fine choices.
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You can make a G26 bigger if you need to with an extension, but you can't make a G19 smaller without a hacksaw. Both are accurate and reliable.
You can easily make the glock 26 mimic the glock 19 by using a magazine extentions.It makes the 26 the same size as the 19.
I have both.
I agree that as an "all around" gun, the 19 is better.
But I carry the 26. Without extensions. Small differences can be important in concealed carry.
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I own both so I am speaking from experience here. The G19 is the best bet as your first Glock. Both are outstanding handguns but the G19 is more versatile and a better first choice.......but by all means get the little Glock when you have the funds! Some may think its overkill or redundant because the size difference/concealability is not really that great but I just like Glocks and want one of all the ugly buggers.
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I made the mistake of holding a G26 the other day. Amazed at how they can cram 10+1 9mm into such a small package. Might start drinking the cool-aid before long... Only thing I didn't like about it...I like having my pinky on the grip. I'm sure grip extensions are available for it though...now I really want to get my paws on a G36.
New to pistols and/or Glocks, I would recommend the G19. My first pistol was a Glock 19...loved it...and it was an excellent introduction. Alas, it was sold and I moved on to the Glock 26 for an actual carry piece.
As you become more seasoned/experienced with the Glock platform and, generally, carrying concealed...you will get a G26. It is Glock's jewel in the whole line-up IMHO.
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I have both. The 19 is my CC for fall & winter. The 26 is my CC for spring & summer. If you had to pick "one" I'd get the 26. You can CC with the 26 all the time. Get the mag extension if you felt the need for extra rounds at the range. Try both of them on with a good Gun Belt and Holster. Who know maybe you'll find you can CC a 19 all the time. That wasn't the case for me. The 26 is just small enough and lighter enough to make a difference. To each is own.
Good luck in your search.
Like a lot of people said, you can't make the big gun smaller. I carry my 26 on or in the waist with a sleeved 19 mag. When I drop it in a pocket I use the 10 round mag. At the range I use a sleeved G17 mag. It's like having 3 guns.
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A concept in games with multiple characters, a screen with pictures of all playable characters with the possibility of stat listings.
The act of removing dirt, dust, or other unwanted matter from a surface.
The ultimate pressure feature. Players have to complete the task at hand, be it defeating opponents or cutting the right wire, in the allotted time.
Currency has all forms in video games. It is used to buy characters, vehicles, weapons, and more.
Your current position shows you what place you're in during racing games, events and more!
Environments cycle between day and night, often with effects on other aspects of the game.
Dry Bones are skeletal Koopa Troopas that have been reanimated through magical means. Their ability to reform after being knocked apart can make them quite troublesome.
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Mustaches are often found on the evil villain of cartoons to let the audience know just how evil they are, or used in parody of them.
A line that signals the start or the end of the race. Even though it is used for racing, it could mean any type of racing game.
Flattening is taking something three dimensional, and somehow making it very thin almost two dimensional. It can be used for comedic effect or a character to use it to fight through tight spaces.
Microphone is used for various mini-games which can be skipped if microphone is not plugged in
These spooky entities are the spirits of the dead, returned from beyond their graves for generally sinister purposes. There's generally about even odds whether a particular ghost will be helpful or malevolent towards the living, but some ghosts just want to be left alone entirely.
Goombas are common enemies in the Mario games.
The ground pound is a move where a person in midair somehow makes themselves strike the ground with more force than if they had merely landed. Popularly known as the "butt stomp" due to Super Mario 64's variant, which appeared as though Mario was attacking foes with his rear end.
A heads-up display is a graphical overlay of vital information used in most modern games.
In many games there is a ranking system, the players with the highest point value are listed in a "high score" table.
Characters who speak with an Italian flavoured accent, usually second generation immigrants.
A very common collection of enemies in the Super Mario Bros. franchise. Some famous Koopas include: Lakitu, Hammer Bro., Bowser Jr., and the King of Koopas himself, Bowser!!
The wings on its back allows it to hop or fly. They are not as common as normal Koopa Troopas, but they pose a bigger threat.
The game is almost over and there are 5 turns left. The Mario Party franchise used this concept to give out the current scores and a new twist is added. This appears in all games (except Mario Party Advance and Mario Party-e).
These are often a departure from the conventional gameplay of a game. There have also been compilations; games including only minigames. The Mario Party series has a lot of minigames, too!
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Atlanta Constitution, The (Newspaper) - January 7, 1890, Atlanta, Georgia t VOL- XXI. 1O PAGES. 10 PAGES. PRICK I IVE CLNTS. THE IN CONGRESS. J It lilt THE GEORGIA. MEMBERS AT WORK hi rim ftlacon liorr Uoyoe. w tll hardly hai e the moral courage to vote for T) A Y Jg MEMOIRS, it It will he remembered tlrat some jears A-iiJ-' ________ fn, ago a bill wis pissed members sal inii, from ?T 000 to 730, aud the con- stituents of e erj member who -voted for the bill loted for some otl er m n next time, leavi- mg the salarj grkbhirs it home The next ingress reduced it They are afraid of a similar cry tips tune although eminent law- yi rs the eminent is iisible for the loss Mr Bloui t will sign the report to iiimbur-e monibcrs Mr Turner, ilthougb not a member of tho com- i robably the approjination 1111 M ON POSfOI-FlCF om.( t is just now attia( ing considerable hi C jloml II ii [email's time itti nt oxpirisinxt Mondas an 1 s( m p, flitf 1 ion soon Tudn( .Sjeor has made 1 ist I'd, I-o k( lie must bo 1 o hi] ,1 in ibl dif it bun Col iiel L, ckc s i 1 I h, 01 comi to his n scui V, 1 lllj Ul 1 1 I ll IM. illnt siilitit IliPl u in ii-lilj to tlio reporters us, sill tint bix ml of ifcw rln.K-isM Mr DJIMS tnowoikwas as jet ill} in i" imiii'iit} Hie ncct.s- diliis at hirnl biMis pinfnllj cnniiii Mi DIMS prc-Mous to Ins di Uh si) Hi it tbe labor of colltctlnR iniun and olhirMsc pilttniKit 111 bhapo tor tin. iiibbsher would (omj M -spi iknirf, t nsiin i but ash rt Hull, ho far tbo work n i us JI.ST AS MB nVVIS IFFT IT Arnivom ills in. mj m i IL how N er, with DALE I> D VLI-AS. J DC lining ml s i laie 11ns is dn to 1 n Major Unco bis _IMI. in 1 I Insult it p ill t, 1 i 1, 11 i .M li f r roast ikfin i s HI thi 1st si III IhllOlstl he 0111 r n f 11 nil -tit to 1 c II 1 nntnl I v tin imifnintl si u m hlii Iho bill pi Us f ,1 ui m il i i i i i me nts it l f ill 1 i st wit' in tin -till whin tho nl, m 1 li 'i ill I 111 Ihe ait of ik fi MSI i i mi s Ui Tl i t Liists Hi. t t 1 i 1 Un. L. mril MI mm nt, anil the iini i t t Us t ti tho i ill of the fid x, 11 mi i It will wl i n pissi 1 i l o ntTiiuiliv i i the ci ni] line- It r 10 l I- i iur 11 tli in tin n ill uksin 1 il In-li unisUi HI 1 itli in I r t i t i im ill hf( ik icl IK it f u, i liu n sti ,ti n st n tli. il IHiksmi K! is in utin., t i tin urdnw, of T In I u r mil iq u risult n d( }H nd 1- Ii ST Vlv t nil s I I- I 1M-.I Y iliitlim III llieinllo tli i I 1 s .1 I 1 i ml I i Uri .Mtl i 1 11 but n_ at 1 n tl n i i. t 1 in th -hill t 1 in n 1 i it t i n l t I i i i ul n n i fi 1 I it ill [III llWS 1 I 1 II 1 I 1 ll I i_nss i r i h ti i 1 i 1 i s ill u -in li 1 it It is i I ,11 I ll II II 1 l- tl L HI 1 1 l t, 1 i i i vl it i n n n n !il i hut H i- is sun t dn is th I nl i i s i m il c Kin n I iv U u, ,i it is i 1 th it ho is I li 1 on Ni -i i ts II) s n II nwiMISSK X HI i ill II in n i M n n n i 11 h i thn wlinh he will i LliM-r plbips I totvlkiiitr ifrc-b In speaknu' ali ut it t Seiiat r Infills said bo thli to ut tho mam ei m vbiih Insideiit Hirns.ii ile lit with the q m iiiliMiuldpav vtnbutetoMr iitUiiins i tbe sill e t with vbih his f r i m's w ml M i- s uislie 1 H is bel I that lieu 11 i ntieize tin president rvther r Highly, anil to i digrte will vdMse that tho i eoi le of the si nth be allowed to handle tbe question Without neirtlicru interfi r me ken it! r Bntkr if S .nth Carolina will make a -peecb on the -ul ieit n bibly Saair- dij in wbieb bo will Inn tbo ebjeet of Ins lull recently introdui 1 appropriating ernmeii nn ncj i ,1 iti 11 THK SILCOTT QL Tl e question is to w hetht r i r not tbe niem- fccrs of the house shall reu ihurse thtmseUcs f .r tlit Sileatt ilefvkation will c ime ThLmijirity of t'ie tion c in mtu o will bin _ rep rt I 105 >s- ing i iltlieiene> appi ij.nation t> relmlmrsc the me nhers ileh d g Holmon an 1 "Vfr Hempbill, of Soutli t ir bna, members of the committtc are opposed to tl Hempliill tbinki tl e matter should go to tbo court of claims, wb le Mr Holrnaii says tbe loss should fill on the members He is cocked and primed, a 'iglit on this question and if hf JSiaracterizes it as a salary grab the majority of members 1 1 e ul l in 1 i k! It btius thit thiie l 'i "n ii 111 it In ilil t nf tint isl in I 1 ,1 1 1 N In Iml "I tl i MiH'-n I M i> HI' -11 l -ix in t h 1 mil- t inn in 1 itikt is u 1 sill 1 i n I u n r ll- I tii.ll mil S t'ri t i i nun i t f tin l rn in fn 1 ir th t I ut 1 inr d ti 1 NminiU r 1 ith I- f r l 1 on lint in 1 IS sill (t th il ii n in l "is iml Ml inline tll 1, 1 t i ur it t i (ri il nn rti, ol cu- iiieimi t tl e i-l mil f ilia 1, t l m 1 H t tt it til In tin n ,i i pvints u I th film nl onllti n i 1 u l n l-i m it. n re thin pr il in il in i -1 un will If ille i i, l ti t i It i i th l tin IIIIIH 11 t wh, II tll J I l 10 ll u 1.1 n il 1 tli l 1ml f I ill l his Inn tl in- r, I Hi u n i nt ol tl III m m mil n b it ..............i lie mi; tho mini, irs One (rv disc friend iml SMIIP ithm r of the lllus- rnms cluef, who mm tb vii uiv llMilg per is icqnuii id with NIC pohtl. ll md n lift if tin, due-aid will direct tbo ipe iml jincrillj intiKsehim ilf in tl it portion f thi pnposol worthwhile bis co-l ihi ler is n pei Us f r Ins btelli> u romplisme ntt, in 1 his pm tn il ixpeiuiiee in the art of book nikin the wolk will be ul nntte 1 to i iinmbi r i f the most intimate in 1 ti usl i irtbl fi i i Is "f i into ml tin iounlilv leliibl. portmal ,f thecl m tel if him all otl cu of his tinn mill i lllf 1 1 tint it he i .ittui k 1 (II n (II HIS III'K k extent! Uiiy, nor in inabee -if sin em only suc tin' in a mea-un some of thost mole p, i ilsiiife it.in sot Mi mss Chirac t r i hn h -he thinl s 1 ai i ml be' u s i rfcncl i n h rst i d shtwill h IM entwined in und v wicalh whiLh 1 i him would bo v u i] t il le mil I her a most l re tiii ii' lit r' Mis JI I IMS is so f n un (bio to stit s i i in 1 n i k ..HI hut to it- l ul 'i iTt n ml this w.ik she int. nils to hue 1 iM.iiis t ,hir dip., ire 1 n 11 wluiislewill I >m 1 ei d i Miss inmi the tinn of this c iitem pi in il UlplsIlM 1 t r tin l ul> part nf Mu tftli insintMii tli publK n u i mt lintly .MK.'.ohxM .h. i...k i i ks Illl I I I '1 THI PI HI I tf u i t tl t xtli -r Mi the ,1 H us i Ui n 4 f pulili i, T the ik i 1 diiLft un ust tnd en tho 1% of 1 i-> uit( inn it Mr-i DIMS fttl injv i-mt sh. siul t! IILI of 1 Si Itl. 11: I t tv nt 1 1 th l i-rpuinto lu il t thus ii t rl m tli tli i I i rim ij Ii" 1' t r ill i t x n, n I n th.. -u U x r n hti I th MU-ISI nU ntrir> t its n st f i tiiul n HI U r limn, nl n ,1 p hti UK M Mill. 11 Will. 1 usl tll I Ul It is tilt SJ lit II Pity "IHl i r-il tstfcm md rtj, i 1 tli >L w ls xhilnti I in Oik uis in 1 tl i tlio me s nth on tint t st uiltlmt Hill il.id fi i the week ended at, noon Sa tin tli v w o-s 4 an mcreiM, of l_'d fiom the j icMOiis week and ui imicise of 8s from the corn spondn pel u 1 f 1 Al pupils shf ws ih it or 1'KXJj.re intattj on a unt of U ps ti itt 1 with the dist 1 lie epnltmic on- 11 i ml t rs r f tin police f rVr f Hi L U rd arc 111 r u it lie 1 ft r rk b> tht FlIII IlHJtS VMJ IN II T1MORK B vi riMouf- Jinnirv La is sj K id br idcas-t thr the citj 1 hen is no th ni statement as jot to tlie minilnr of rasr but c ounting in not well defined it t u kssou ms s tint there ne ot least hft> thins ml pcrs( ns xtl ictcd with it THE ATLANTV GI He Cannot GITC a Bond, and Goes to Jail. DALLAS Ga Januarj 6 fSpecia' "Walter E Dale is behind the bars of Pauldiug county jail Slesars F H Davis George P Horton and H Deahl, North Carolina, and Mr John M George and Dr E II Greene, of Atlanta, arrived m Dallas Sunday uight at 8 55 morning the superior court of Patildmg county com ened, Maddux on the bench ery soon after the grand jurj were charged and had retired to their roe in Tin abine named gentlemen i] peared ehirgn g Mr Dale alias J O II Nutill, HKhbi_inu The J foul d i tr e bill alwut At i II) Mr D lie afeompimid by I la-st wife whoiii ho manitd in Dtllas ami child and an otiitr armed on the trim Itwillb, rfcinembored tint Mr wa br. to Dalli-s dunn_ IHcuinhcr wan f tiif uJn iitn-s in 1 is st i T ui DalliMiitlu f O t r M 11 h Sheriff M Mild i f tbe-.t ilus f t llinmisiii Mr Dali att >n i> Ml irr I an 1 rliiim 1 that tl c nire-st w is (hmand, d the releise Judgi M id Ii x nliid (f Mr Dib I it societ. thrdii h llio ul 1 1 ne -oine'hi] t d with the xtTui lln b n 1 w i-, u, i 1 his hoiu r t -1 "0" v h h tlu l r nor w is m t al le tt D lie ro 1 U i taken t sc Tins vr bcfue i irru d to liil AIjs Iur in ti r l hn thAlhu would h m. t f, Snntli the IIH Un r of his bnki dmn f nill.'iH MIL ping liittcrh Mi Dili ism t null bit ui mista' ibli _ ml Ins i-o. lit in HTM uliHiin i ill r lit nn 1 bi snu 'lit lu i t ir nhiluitot M- mil s 111 t 1 im ft on in oiilv is c i Mr is ir iw nts h s i i il It his b MI n nn town th it "Mi iM t siff mi h r s mt i l pn tt-% sun t'i i M It IS 'H t ome to tn U In ilUd piol i ten if ity i- li J ill THE NEW COUNCIL. If l S 4 fff- JJ I- SS A GRAND SHOWING FOR THE cm of tin Old Council and tho. of tin Ntw Tlie Coiu- i ift, n in m i in the 'h Mivor i n, mi. in ed and the geiuri1 c H. TMe took i AL 1 hu the i tntirs viliill >r I'r 1 II Illl tho Us tiii in 1 f r U list Lime ri.ni irk, 1 Hi i r 1 c m i w il I in t rdcr, is, llu. in, n f ll 111 U I k i un I IM 1 i n n_i i i u iud J.HH i nu i U u s, t il i nn f ll r 1 1 tho m t k i t b i 1 r 1 i lit lint lln isi Illl c lilt "11 is, l V.1 i t Mr mit i "ist, luim tb it li arrij the IKTII ill t vi list tb, Mint, p, 1 h lint it fulfil L firopoiio cnncliis 11 but tbe tie, ifftctne and cniph itir m mm r in vbich tl WPIL bta' all the tkmocr Uit ildt rnien ere e ecti d to intl UK of in xs the husband SIIC1DE 15y into ami blashhig His a 3: izor st 1- h minin th I I I 11 U -M 11 lilt 1 111 Itl '11 111 I st itc di jJTTtinonr in 10 ii i! U tin -t n vti 11 th. t tik i be di emed pi undtr the eucimi IIR Mi 1 m thcr rn ftntcnnf; tlit iti in The tin s.rret no om lut dufttirs being idimttod ,r n -idn ittcd t the i iition l.alti with the tonditu n iJ-.( ci-xtt in -hould 1 t- composed nf twrHt, TIN I'll Tti be M ashiiigton New irk or '1 A T iriff Oecinion vs-niNt >nnr> I an opmmn rrn ell km t iteilu ff customs lt............mrthohl-tlut silk and cotton nb i IIM ishattrimminps are dum -M. _> tr tent r tlit, proMr-ion in Uiriff r t f jr hit-- iiul '0 pf r rent nnder the i r MS P ia rials Is a r-nnii .unit ment will the THEM ON "N T J iu i iry Tvniffen, (i-lnnl pi t rt sumini noil ind h id no ti m nif, tin tiou of llic n tnidioil Tho c it in tlio tlin it is f mr inrliLs 1( but tlio Is 111 tlit wnit m m tat ill Mil Owniff the lirpi noss f thi. do of aconite it aunt of the Lom! T.IU bLcmnt a of the siipir trust mrt fii ds tint joining: the trust tho rmnpam il and Hied all tho pnrpo ind ob 1 i-- thi-rcf rt rleittd its corporate friin for S5 000 is also rendered against the coinn in> TEl.Jfc.OK -il'H BKFA TTIES. 1'ierro Spreads the (.lory of All uita In Pitts hurg TITTSBUKG, Pa Jaiiuarj 0 rirrn bhuiy i 1 ronch fil iss worker who came in fn m Atljnti G i n st >p n f> with Joseph Kihini en the ulh suit Ht is in PiUsburg for tho pmp Vt -i v Birt hit It is not known v h it tin, will b v I: t i f hi lue win utr cisi T U uiiKlli.l to rUiin 1 i u t impirt rsiiillillidelpliii and Tin strike se Ind Januao e The on the p-v-tui- was iimra-1 H settled nijit l-oUi suits miking AH str ktrb wcrt taktn bark Oi erj.ti in Tlie newspaper men of Columbia, 3 C bare formed a press club Theeooptrs a ul at tbe stock vards CliHiffo aretoimkean effort t 1 reak lepal the contract which ten king Louse nien were compelled to sign alter tho Iic'mel applied in cirtuit conrt in Cbi ei rn fur a the furnitur- b m-e of R Dehnel Br w the most exUii-u tine no 1 irthLr than ithout prejudice .unird thi-- morning The terms rtt ind cannot be learned c btitcd COLITMTHJS o Jaiiuarj tiaA been no new developments 111 the senatorial cancas. today, the time of members being taken up in the open- ing oi the legislature The joint committee hna done nothing as jet in regard to the time of bold ing tht il caucus but it is thought it will not taote place befoit Thursday night. manufac turers of parlor fu i t in the c The Ohio dci: nture in Chicago if f r ntrafT 30 sitisfttd with tlie j.ctio r, T ongworthj minage exchange at Florence Ala h: mocntic joint committee appointed ......._.. and met ,t mpht in 1 dtndtd to e.ill a senatorial caucus la> at7 30 p m Tlie candidates .r of the telephone -iaa gone to Canada leaving a small ehortapje in bis accounts Tl-e company ts protected by an bond In the American Surety company The Lee Deimng Gtoeerv company of St. Loals, yestcnlay confeased judgment m favftr of Julias Wolf, of New "iork, in AttachmeDta were alno filed acamst ihe firm for small amounts. assets Tnc Xcw Town Attracts the Attention of Capitalists. T'IFDMONT, Ala Junuiry 6 The and Improvement com janj one hundred anil twenty-five thoua ind dollirs of real estate today cistern capita! ists tilting thirty thousand A bank of one lnuidn d thoubind dollars oaptt U -was organ- izt d today, stock was all taken it will go into business at once The company has sold twobundred and seventy thousand dollars, worth of property iu three dajs George O Vanderbilt and party, of New Jcrse> ami PluJadelphia are here Declared a Dividend. "Nrw January G The of the and Nashville company declared a stun annual of three per cent on tlie stocn on that eompanv The Btateinent for sis m >nths, ending December 31 1880 bhow-s t.ross e innngi 904 9i3 an increase of mer the corresponding period of the preceding jear operatmg expenses 55 01C21J an increase o U3 net earnings, "14 an increase of S 05-} ToU.1 income applicable to dividends 81 an increase of S7W 767 The amonnt charged to the dmdend just declared ts 3o4 leading a surplus of operations of sis months of Sale of Factory. COLT. MBLS, GA January 6 [Special This afternoon a number of gentlemen went to Hamilton to attend the sale of the Alabama lant Mr and Georgia Manufacturing company's pl Colonel N J Hammond, of Atlanta, and T Huguley, of "W Point, were among the jiujnber A Baltimore Blaze. BUTTMORE, Jannaxj 6 store of Jobnson, dealers Jn notions and white goods. was burned tonight about 11.30 o clock The fire started In the cellar from a furnace, and quickly ran through tbe whole building Tbe stock, was valued at was very badly dam- aged by fire, smoke and water, and the loss wil probably reach Insurance on the stocl building was only slightly damaged r mt me 1 is tlie chit f of pe four u n arc U be h-IIIM -ebiuin, 7th Ml had ip, he d tlie suprern onrt which ifhnned C d( c sum of the sup nor c irt ilson v a-s drank at tlie time h commuted the cnau _______ Saved from the OallowB CoLi-wniA S C Janu-irj ndtalvinCla-vburno two emitted nVrPpnteiKP du. ni b tl. i l in >n uthf il I f ihe sh th ii u i 1 t 1. eif 'm l t' tin h n i f c i ii L i r i tho tntlil f U i U I'1- w r' llk at 1 of f r thf un f >nn k n n i 1 tour- t >ou I sh wn n e M M i MIII- his IK i 11 i on. I n t n c .cinmthitl icrf jrmcl mv d i tha n. t of ui> n dutli tl er )uir 1 of ISS I nirned 1 1 ire w is a cr n u n jii JIL tin cl in U r as x n bu- mo-. fr in th r Id .j] 1 I'K in1 c li L n i I ui. ruth mn ti will i h w >me t >nlcr. Clerk c Ul r 11 Mr iri nil. 1 1 r> r 11 n ng ith Air we 1 sin r il Ii r i ii i i with Mr K i jum r t MUK 1 i n fiom thi war! 1 1 n i is iu r IIM from Mr K I I a r fi ni Mr Kinn t Ummg 1 In tti r was i i 1 It i i- ATI v lu 4 IRrt fn ir r I rr irrot tllAt 1 V. 1 I M i rir-t h I lit i 1 fill Ii H H. r lunlr nj.ll t tl l x si rtci T! ff itnu ni 11 I t t f T mi i t-ik ni- 1 u TU t M in t. In- h In a.rr-iii 11 i t M f.inii t h I- I hti t i ii ir J" "T r. t Mi n I l t i t) t l) Uiit n J ft llu tw a n r Mr lieinhai'lt mic f Tlie gfnt (men ilvinr fn.nt f Miv T mi Bible han led tl n II I iiu iliein i pij er u] r wr'tteii i-tv i ll Aidt rman I fam w tli tin AMerniiti P tire last Across the Continent W S Orad> r XJHI 225 in-K nbf d on the Kiml all short J after I o clmk Mr who the on'j brother of the !a mented Henry Grady naa at his irx.m after he had retired, complcteij frjm lufe long journey I have rrosfed tbe continent Raid he to br-rae acam I had been nt hunting In Montana the dav that I tbe nian accont of brother s illneBH I started for home at once The dispatch sent me failed 1 it r m n i tli a a in the extreme n northwest for f onr or five years, and showa mistakeable evidences of the rough life In that n, although his face S as He nSy remain In Georgia, or fetontothewest. He was not this morning what he would do. spend some t fnitianta. 1 it v th an rt. nM i r i -''nt d'1 it t w i n tho-isjind d' II iru nvrt Jii twr-np mini n? rn .nth wt v 'd a.. TUT) u for r d ir] n f on thAt Th l- tl.- 1 t at j or Iri to that rr 'i r- it l- 1 nl modest wbj i5.j WSPAPER ;
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In this timely and provocative work, Walter Brueggemann applies his experience and skills in the area of biblical interpretation to the theme of evangelism.� He argues for the importance of considering afresh how the Bible itself thinks and speaks about evangelism, how it enacts the dramatic claims of the "good news."Brueggemann here describes evangelism as a drama in three scenes,�concerning (1)�God's victory over the forces of chaos and death, (2) the announcement of that victory, and (3) its appropriation by those who hear the announcement.��This same dramatic sequence, as he shows, is many time re-enacted�in the Bible; the times and circumstances of the re-enactment may differ, but the essential message, as well as the structure of its presentation, remains the same.
Biblical Perspectives on Evangelism by Walter Brueggemann was published by Abingdon Press in January 1959 and is our 22309th best seller. The ISBN for Biblical Perspectives on Evangelism is 9780687412334.
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In 1896, Polish immigrants were pouring into the south side of Milwaukee, and parishioners numbered more than 12,000. Reverend Wilhelm Grutza had a vision to build a grand church – one the community would be proud of – to not only honor the Polish heritage, but to be a destination for people from all over the world. He had learned the U.S.Post Office and Customs House located in Chicago was slated for demolition, and in order to save parishioners $30,000 of material costs, that entire building was dismantled and loaded onto 500 rail cars, making its way to Milwaukee. The granite pillars of the basilica were salvaged from the courthouse. Visitors to The Basilica will experience inspiration beyond their imaginations while docents tell the captivating story of faith, sacrifice and triumph that is the The Basilica's history.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - October 12, 1983, New Braunfels, Texas Micro. !.•*, i. *'ic • Confit. "C t. . *>ltch *QH)ble P.O. do/ 45i^3o Poilus, r^xr<t ?5?MBraunfels Hrald-ZeitungUse Braunfels, Texas Vol. 92 - No. 203 26 Pages - 3 Sections Mr* (USPS 377-880) WEDNESDAY October 12.1983 25 centsGunman kills trooper, 4 others in crime spree HEMPSTEAD, Texas (AP) - A lone gunman was arrested after a 54-hour crime spree across Southeast Texas that left a state trooper and four other people dead, a woman critically wounded, and six hostages released unhurt. Texas Department of Public Safety spokesman l.arry Todd said Tuesday night authorities believe the same man was responsible for all of the shootings and the two kidnappings. Law enforcement authorities said the man killed two relatives in College Station at about 6 p.m. CDT Tuesday, stole a car and drove to Hempstead, about 40 miles south, where he gunned down a DPS officer who stopped him at about 6:50 p.m. The man then drove to a truck stop and stole another car, a Waller County sheriff's spokesman said. He killed two people and critically wounded a 70-year-old woman at a home in Hempstead, drove 16 blocks south and abducted a couple and their three young children, stole their car, then released the family and abandoned the vehicle in Pasadena. In Pasadena, southeast of Houston, the man abducted a maintenance worker at an apartment complex and took his vehicle. The man was arrested at about 11:30 p.m. at a highway roadblock southwest of Houston near Wharton, sheriff's officials said. The man, Eliseo Hernandez Moreno, 24, of Mercedes in the Rio Grande Valley, was taken before Justice of the Peace Frank Shannon in Wharton and ordered held without bond on a capital murder charge in the death of the trooper Moreno was arraigned this morning by State District Judge Dan Sklar, who set bond at $100,000 on an aggravated kidnapping charge. "That's normally a serious charge but probably the least serious charge he's likely to be facing,'' said Wharton Count) Sheriff Rudy Machala. Machala said that after Moreno was arrested, he was given jail clothes and then "slept most of the night.'* "We haven't even talked to him," Machala said. The sheriff said it was likely district attorneys from the Brazos, Waller and Wharton counties would be conferring to discuss other charges. College Station authorities identified the dead there as Juan Garza Jr., X). a mailman, and his wife. Esther, 31 Neighbors said the couple's two children, Jessica. 6, and Johnny, I, ran to a neighbor s apartment when the shootings started Garza was the brother of Moreno's estranged wife, said authorities. The highway patrolman. Russell Lynn Boyd, 25, of Hempstead, was shot to death along Texas Highway 6 near Cedar Creek when he stopped a car believed to have been driven by the suspect for a traffic violation, said Todd •He had not started to write the ticket when the shot was fired,'' said Waller Count) deputy sheriff H. I>ester. Todd said Boyd joined the DPS on Oct. 8, 1962 Hempstead Police Chief Randy Johnson said he had talked to Boyd a short time before he was killed •Thirty minutes bef we it happened, we were talking on the radio about going deer hunting," said Johnson " He said. Til bring the ammo That s what he said." Dr W D Bally at Memorial Hospital here identified the two dead rn Hempstead as James Bennatte and Albe W ilk ens Their ages were not available Bennatte was the brother-in-law of 70-year-old Ann Benns ti. said the woman s niece, Rub) Henna ti She was listed in critical but stable condition at Houston's Hermann Hospital where she was taken by UfeFUght helicopter See MURDERS. Page IU Butler Rockport-bound after Pfeuffer's ruling By DEBBIE DaLOACH Staff writer Department of Public Safety Trooper Robert Butler lost round one of his fight Tuesday to stop his Rockport transfer. 207th District Court Judge Robert Pfeuffer dissolved a temporary restraining order against DPS, and denied Butler's request for a temporary injunction. The judge's actions followed five days (rf controversial testimony that kept the courtroom filled with spectators. Judge Pfeuffer's ruling was on the temporary injunction, but the trooper's lawsuit against DPS Sgt. James Holder, DPS Director Col. James Adams and DPS Is still pending. His attorney, Harris Butler, said Tuesday his client had not decided whether to pursue the lawsuit, which could result in s jury trial, if requested. All that won't matter, though, come Monday morning. "He's (Robert) to report to Capt. Charles Gunn, the district commander in Corpus Christi at 8 a.m. Monday," Sgt. Holder said Wednesday. Holder sounded more at home behind his desk Wednesday morning when he said, "I'm glad it s over, so we can get back to business. "I feel the public, by and large, has confidence in DPS, and I don't think the great majority is over-concerned about the troops or the management here. We're just going to keep on doing our job." DPS brought out the brass for testimony Tuesday. Maj. Ralph Maddoux testified he made the decision "where" to transfer Butler. "I picked Rockport because I had a vacancy there. I had a good trooper to put him with as partners, and the position offered an out-going sheriff and sergeant there," Maddoux said. "Why were you looking for such friendly folks?," Assistant Attorney General Reed Lockhoof asked. "We don't throw someone to the lions. The transfer was not to punish him (Butler), but to give him more of a chance to make it as a trooper," the major replied See DPS, Page IU New at McKenna Johnson named to run local hospital JOHNNY JOHNSON .. McKenna administrator By WANDA LASATER Staff writer Before the month is out, McKenna Memorial Hospital will be headed by the former administrator of Brooke Army Medical Center. Marion P. "Johnny" Johnson retired in June after 30 years in the Army and heard of the recent opening of the top job at McKenna. Board of Directors President Elliot Knox said that Johnson contacted him and the process of interviewing started. The board was satisfied with the results of the interview by the executive committee and offered Johnson the position Tuesday. Johnson replaces Tom McNeal, who was fired by the board last month due to pwusMnl problems which stemmed from his relationship with a hospital employee. McNeal had served as administrator for two years. Johnson will officially begin work Oct. 31, but will be spending time at the hospital in the next weeks becoming accustomed to the new surroundings. "With the construction and outstanding reputation of the hospital in the surrounding communities, especially San Antonio, I know I am joining a staff that has already met and exceeded many expectations," Johnson said Tuesday. The former Army colonel added that the hospital and its staff are "high quality" and "serve the community in an outstanding way." "I am proud of being asked to be a member af the staff. I really like Nev* Braunfels because of the beauty and the friendliness of the people It's very much a welcoming atmosphere and the hospital abounds in it. "My feeling of confidence is based on the staff — medical and hospital — that is extremely well qualified to run the hospital's individual activities in a supenor way. I feel I will be able to assist them and make it easier for them,'' said Johnson As for the future, Johnson said that the 'honeymoon" period will continue for now "but I'm sure there will be hard times and hard work ahead with the new construction and expansion. You can feel the excitement in the air around McKenna — it's quality in progress '' Johnson has experience managing renovation of hospital facilities See MCKENNA. Page HA St** photo bv Oitfy *mh*rO%or< A nutty time The pecans ate dropping out of me trees long apout now, and three year old Kendra Retmer is picking them up as fast as she can rn her yard at 806 tncmo She s the daughter of County Attorney Bill RetmerSoviet threat puts arms talks in jeopardy WASHINGTON (AP) - The Soviet Union is threatening to break off talks with the United States if an agreement is not reached by December blocking the deployment of the first batch of American nuclear missiles aimed st Soviet territory from European soil, according to U.S. officials here. While the move is taken seriously, it is sera as an attempt to influence public opinion in western Europe against the Reagan administration. "They're trying to put the screws to the Europeans," said one official Tuesday. The current round (rf talks in Geneva, Switzerland, is scheduled to wind up at the end of the month. Despite concessions by both sides, the outlook for an agreement by December is uncertain. That is when nine U S Pershing 2 missiles ere due to be deployed in West Germany and 16 cruise missiles in Britain and Italy, unless an agreement is reached. The United States, with the support of its allies, has pledged to try to keep the talks going if an agreement is not reached by December. According to Reagan and other top UJ». officials, the Soviets will bargain seriously only when they are faced with the American deployment. If an accord is reached, the US. deployment could be reversed, scrapping missiles already installed or barring new ones — depending on the scope of tho agreement. Initially, President Reagan offered to shelve all 572 missiles if the Soviets dismantled att the intermedia te-range missiles thsy have pointed at western Europe and Asia. These include Mi triple-warhead SS-20s and about 250 aging SS-4 and SBW rockets. One US. official, who spoke only on condition that ha not bs identified, said ha sxpected tbs Soviet position to become clearer today. Inside Today's 'f-'."S ...a) A 'hies norther" Maw into Sooth Texas Tuesday, sanding overnight temperatures into Ms mfd Sis. Today wil bs partly dandy and cool, with winds from tbs north at 16-25 miles per hour and gusty. Lake wind advisories remain in effect br today. Tonight will ba fair and chilly, with Mads dtarfflkridflg to IMI mph, and staying near 1ft aph on Thursday. Teaigtt's low is expected to be la the 41a, and Thursday will be sunny, withe high temperature in the mkHte KGNB recorded H inch of nvanhjhl rainfall, and .25 inch MI at GMgroaDML /|syM|A|p Philadelphia used Mio home runs to win a 2-1 jjntir star nahhnsri hi Ma first game of the Warts Sorias Tuesday. Gams 2 ii tonight in Mlhnere. Dubbin QAggggP ..... COMICS ..................JC OSAR ABBY...............-.......IS DEATHS.........................SA ENTERTAINMENT..................2C HOROSCOPE ................lh OPINIONS........................SA PUBLIC RECORDS. ................SA SPORTS..................s S10A.1.4C STOCKS........................UA TV LISTINGS .....................SC WEATHER ................SA Savage recommendation made; announcement due 'soon' The word from the Fort Sam Houston Public Information Office is a recommendation has been made to Gen. Robert Buker on William Dale Sav age's military future. But the recommendation won't be public knowledge until Gen. Buker makes his recommendation on the board s recommendation, a spokeswoman said. There is no timetable on Baker s announcement, although the spokeswoman said, "We all hope it's soon We're getting phone calls all the time Savage appeared before a board of inquiry on Sept. 30, to plead his case. He told Ma J George Michels. Capt WiUam Thresher and Cap! Murine Coleman that he wanted to make the military a 20-year plus career "I enjoy what I do, and I hope thus board decides rn my favor," Savage said "But I know there's a lot of pressure against that" Savage is in his second year of a three-year assignment and currently serves as a physical activities specialist at Fort Sam's 3rd Battalion Savage's civilian court appearance* brought about the military hearing The 23-year-old private was given IO years probation April 14 for the involuntary manslaughter of Ruben Sauced* Sr In September, he pleaded guilty to the same charges for three more Sauceda family members killed that same October night, and received three 10-year probated sentences to run concurrent with the first one. A dishonorable discharge was not included in possible recommendations The board of officers was to decide whether Savage should be remain on active duty or be discharged by honorable, general under honorable or other than honorable conditions -DEBBIE DaLOACH Bogus 'spill' to test Guard units By DYANNE FRY Staff wntar Despite the separation (rf the northbound and southbound lanes, head-on collisions do occur on IH 35. Suppose one were to happen this coming Sunday at the FM 725 exit; and let's also suppose that one of the vehicles involved was carrying radioactive waste Imagine for a minute that city police, firefighters, utility workers, state highway troopers and the Texas Rangers were all busy in Comaltown and I .anda Estates, where a tornado had struck that morning That's the scenario for the Texas State Guard's annual field exercise, set fur I p m. Sunday in New Braunfels "It's a what-if situation," said Rennie Guenther, a captain in the 606 M P Battalion "We have to do this every year And we have all the other agencies busy at the time, so that the state guard will be called out." Despite the tornado crisis'' in Comaltown, local law enforcement agencies will be assisting with the drill; as will the State Department of Highways and Public Transportation and the local Emergency Management Agency New Braunfels' Emergency Operations Center, an arm of Civil Defense, will coordinate the operation Five companies of the 666th State Guard Battalion will participate, each with its own specific duties The script outlines the simulated nuclear spill thus at 12: )0 p m Sunday, a southbound passenger car will somehow get onto the northbound lane of IH SI, colliding head-on with a hazardous waste See SPIIX, Page UA ;
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I'm looking for print ads (appearing in magazines and newspapers preferably) with human subjects which are part of a breast cancer cause related marketing campaign (with a preference for Komen Foundation endorsed ads). I need a sufficient number to conduct a content analysis. Unfortunately, a select few from a single campaign wouldn't do, since my advisers want me to locate either all of a single campaign, or a large quantity from which I can draw a random sample.
My analysis will be from a sociological perspective, analyzing the race, age, gender, and class of those appearing in the ads. Once I've quantified the elements of gender, race, and age, I intend to compare the population in the ads to statistics on breast cancer sufferers. It is also my hope to integrate elements of Erving Goffman's analysis of gendered advertising into my study.
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Earlier reports indicated the Amber Alert ended early Saturday, but Niagara police say that is not the case
The scope of the program was likely too narrow. Between 2010 and 2014, an average of 51 children were victims of homicide each year, according to Statistics Canda
Using social media to transmit bulletins about missing children is a welcome development
Police are searching an area near Barrie, Ont., for a Toronto girl who vanished 29 years ago.
In the spring of 1993, Patricia O'Byrne allegedly fled Toronto with her one-year-old daughter, leaving behind a heartbroken father whose quest for reunion would consume the next two decades
A woman who was arrested in Victoria Thursday, 18 years after being accused of fleeing a Toronto custody order with her baby daughter, is expected to arrive back in Ontario by Saturday to answer to an abduction charge
Pearl Da Massa was told she did not have a father. She was instructed to tell strangers her name was "Belle Flaherty." For three years she cycled through Mexican hostels, Texas bus stations and Toronto group shelters with her mother, trying to keep one step ahead of an international police hunt....
The search continued Thursday for Kienan Hebert — the Sparwood, B.C. boy who went missing overnight Tuesday from his home in the southeastern B.C. town located just kilometres from the Alberta border.


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Problem with BC on non-overlapping grid interface
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Division of Pulmonary Medicine, Department of Pediatrics. Nationwide Children's Hospital, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH
PURPOSE: This study was done to understand demographics of children with status asthmaticus treated in a tertiary care pediatric intensive care unit (PICU).
METHODS: The medical charts of all patients above 5 years of age admitted to the PICU with status asthmaticus, at Nationwide Children's hospital, Columbus, OH, between 2000-2007 were reviewed. Two hundred and forty seven (247) children were admitted on 281 occasions. Patients with significant co-morbidities were excluded. Final analysis was done using 222 encounters in 183 patients.
RESULTS: The mean age was 11 years (range, 5-20 years). The mean PICU stay was 2.1 days (range, 1-15 days) and mean hospital stay was 3.6 days. Male: Female 109:74. One hundred and sixty one (161) children had known history of asthma and for remaining 22 children this was their first asthma exacerbation. Mean age at diagnosis was 3.7 years and mean duration of symptoms was 8.2 years. Eighty nine (49%) children were on no daily controller asthma medications. Among those who were on daily controlled medications, 44 were on inhaled corticosteroids, 65 were receiving LTRA (singulair) and 38 were receiving combination medication (Advair). Among patients receiving MDI (n=88), only 29 were using it with spacer. Adherence to asthma medications was noted in 124, of whom only 41 (33%) claim that they were compliant to their daily asthma medications. Among 183 patients, 44 (24%) had previous PICU admission and 105 (57%) had previous hospital admission and 123 patients had previous multiple emergency department visits for acute asthma. Asthma severity noted in 75 patients revealed mild intermittent 22 (29%), mild persistent 23 (30%), moderate persistent 17 (23%) and severe persistent 13 (17%). Sixty seven (37%) patients had a positive family history of asthma diagnosed in either their parents or siblings. History of smoking exposure was available in 140 (76%) patients of whom 53 were exposed to smoking by their parents.
CONCLUSIONS: Asthmatic children with any level of severity are at risk for asthma exacerbations requiring PICU stay especially if they are not compliant with their controller asthma medications.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: Asthma control and compliance to controller medications are important to prevent risk for asthma exacerbations requiring PICU stay.
DISCLOSURE: The following authors have nothing to disclose: Shahid Sheikh, Nadeem Khan, Melissa Frasure, Manual Cestari, Karen McCoy
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Stalker found living in Jennifer Lopez' Hamptons estate
By Noreen O'Donnell
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A stalker lived in the pool house of Jennifer Lopez's Southampton, New York, mansion for a week while the entertainer was away, according to authorities.
Lopez already had a protective order against the man, John Dubis, 49, a retired firefighter from Rhode Island, before he was found by workers at her home at the beginning of the month, Southampton police said in a statement.
Dubis was arrested and charged with burglary, stalking, criminal contempt and possession of burglary tools, according to police.
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As a qualified accountant, I am baffled as to why the authorities are incapable of preventing tax-avoidance schemes when the solution is so simple (Letters, 27 April). They grapple with "transfer pricing" in the knowledge that this is a mechanism used to avoid both corporation tax and VAT (effectively a tax on profits as you only pay tax on value added), but is impossible to police.
The solution is to introduce a "sales tax" at the rate of 5 per cent on sales excluding VAT, but in addition to that tax. It would be charged on all retail sales in this country and on all invoices sent to a UK address. Against this new tax, companies could offset any corporation tax they have paid or were due to pay. For example, in the two years ended 1 March 2012, Whitbread plc would have incurred £168.88m in sales tax, but as they paid £168.1m in corporation tax, they would owe only £780,000 to HMT. On the other hand, foreign companies such as Amazon and Starbucks would now have to pay their fair share.
Malcolm Howard, Banstead, Surrey
The problem of corporate tax avoidance arises not so much from the complexity of our tax laws, as from a lack of attention to the actual behaviour of the corporations at the centre of this scandal.
I spent many years as an Inspector of Taxes in the Inland Revenue and a major part of my work involved the scrutiny and investigation of accounts submitted by the self-employed. If a trader showed losses for several years in succession, as Starbucks have for example, the first question to be asked was always "why?"
The rationale for this was that it was not logical behaviour and that, accordingly, it could be assumed that the continuing trading activity reflected the fact that profits were being made and being hidden from scrutiny. I never experienced any trader using the accounting excuse that his or her business was subject to huge interest or rent payments to third parties which reduced the profits to zero.
The answer to this problem lies in addressing the more benevolent tax regime which applies to incorporated concerns. It specifically permits artificial costs payable to connected companies to be used in the process of calculating the trading profits of any particular company. The matter could be addressed quite simply by changing the law so that any such connected company must itself be resident and taxable in the UK. Thus there would be no hiding place as all of the profit generated would lie within our borders.
Barry Butler, Birmingham
If high-earning accountants from the Big Four are so valued by HMRC for their help in devising or refining new tax laws, and those accountants (and everybody else) agrees that our system of taxation is far too complicated, why not pay them to simplify tax law? Then, 10 years later, pay them a bloody great bonus if it's been effective in preventing tax avoidance by individuals and companies. Those would be bonus payments well-earned and not resented by anyone.
Patrick Cosgrove, Chapel Lawn, Shropshire
How I wish I'd been vaccinated
I am a pensioner now. When I was a child I got measles, which led to encephalitis and paralysis down my right side; I nearly died. For years I went to physiotherapy to get walking and being able to move and use my right side again.
I missed a lot of school and when I was there I was bullied because I was weak. I found work hard, because I have to do everything with my left hand; I can't hold even simple things with my right hand.
Even as a pensioner I still can't use my hand, so please love your child and give her/him the measles vaccine.
Sheila Hale, Stafford
The announcement of a catch-up campaign to increase MMR vaccination in children and teenagers comes not a moment too soon ("Measles outbreak: race to give a million children MMR jabs", 25 April). While attention has rightly been focused on the number of measles cases, it is important to remember that the vaccine also protects against mumps and rubella.
The founders of Sense were parents whose children were born deafblind as a result of congenital rubella syndrome and we believe that urgent action is needed to prevent outbreaks of rubella, as well as measles. Indeed, last year saw the highest number of rubella cases since 1999. If contracted by a woman who is pregnant, rubella causes babies to be born with combined sight and hearing loss, along with life-threatening heart conditions and a long list of other health conditions.
It is important that MMR is offered beyond childhood.
Joff McGill, Lead on Rubella and Immunisation Sense, London N1
Given the antipathy of many swathes of the American population to government interference in matters of choice, it is, perhaps, somewhat surprising that states mandate that prior to entering the public-school system, evidence must be provided that a child has received all his or her shots including MMR inoculations. What is to prevent this eminently sensible policy being adopted here in the UK?
Brian Moores, Emeritus Professor Manchester University
Iain Duncan Smith vs human nature
Iain Duncan Smith, the Work and Pensions Secretary, is encouraging those better-off pensioners, who don't really need their winter fuel allowance etc – to give the money back. Any observer of human behaviour or student of psychology knows that self-interest will render this a useless gesture and that very little money will be returned to the Exchequer.
Let the press regulate themselves. Let the police police themselves. Let people decide whether or not to repay any unneeded welfare benefits. Naive or what?
John Boaler, Calne, Wiltshire
Fracking won't reduce UK gas bills
It is good to see that the Conservative co-chair of the Carbon Connect, Charles Hendry, is able to understand the clear evidence that has escaped George Osborne – that going for a gas-based energy future for Britain is an expensive alternative to developing our rich renewable energy resources ("Fracking 'unlikely to give UK cheap gas,' report says", 22 April).
As the group's report says, Britain, unlike the US when fracking started, is closely connected to the global gas market – and the price of any gas that we did manage to extract from the rock under our feet, mostly likely at great environmental cost – would be the world price.
And we've already seen how that has hit British households hard, with about 47 per cent of the recent leap in energy bills due to rising wholesale gas and electricity prices – while "green" measures, including insulation, have only contributed around 9 per cent.
It's clear that we need to get serious about investing in our rich renewable energy resources, and in energy-conservation measures that can create large numbers of jobs, tackle fuel poverty and cut carbon emissions.
Natalie Bennett, Green Party leader, London NW1
Your report rightly stated that shale gas development in the UK will not prove a panacea. This understanding of the potential impact of shale gas on price is nothing new – the Committee on Energy and Climate Change's report made clear.
As Prime Minister David Cameron said in December 2012, if we ignored shale gas completely "we could be giving our economy much higher energy prices than would otherwise be necessary". This is very different to claiming shale gas will be a silver bullet to reduce the price of gas; rather, shale gas will largely replace dwindling North Sea supplies to mitigate potential price rises.
Furthermore, price is not the only merit of shale gas. As the LSE's Grantham Institute on Climate Change and the Environment report recently concluded, the "UK should use natural gas, including from unconventional sources such as shale, to help decarbonise its power sector by replacing coal over the next few years, but should not assume that its price will be low."
Mónica V Cristina, Shale Gas Europe, Brussels
BP's sponsorship of arts is shameful
Two artists are competing for this year's BP portrait award. But that is not the real story. The real story is institutionalised greed and arrogance. The National Portrait Gallery, like the Tate and other recipients of BP largesse, are publicly funded arts institutions. They accept BP sponsorship knowing that the company was guilty of one of the worst ecological disasters of the modern era, and for the death and injury of hundreds of people. The arts have learned to live without money from slavery, tobacco and alcohol; it's now time to remove the oil stain from art. Even at a time of austerity and cuts, BP's sponsorship of the arts is an expedient too far.
Nick Reeves OBE, Executive Director, Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management, London WC1
Paying for privacy in hospital
Mary Dejevsky asks for motel-style rooms in hospital (24 April). She may be too young to remember "amenity beds". These allowed patients to pay for a private room but still receive NHS free treatment, so people with modest means could afford a bit of privacy. Barbara Castle got rid of them when she was Minister of Health, probably as they were considered elitist.
John French, London SE21
Roman misconceptions
I am afraid that Alasdair Riley has repeated a commonly held misapprehension ("Dinner at the Pompeii takeaway", 25 April). He implies that a vomitorium was provided to allow diners to evacuate their stomachs. In fact, a vomitorium was an exit passageway beneath or behind a bank of seats to allow rapid egress for large crowds from a stadium or an amphitheatre. The confusion arises because the word derives from the latin vomeo, vomere, vomitum, meaning to spew forth, as would occur with a large number of gladiator or football supporters all exiting at once.
Chris McDermott, Crewe, Cheshire
Far-flung flowers
I was surprised to discover (report, 24 April) that snakeshead fritillaries "grow only in a very specific habitat: hay meadows in lowland flood plains". I have just counted 59 of them in my garden. I know the lawn needs mowing, but even so...
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Mistress of Paradise(2009)
(A book in the Hawkins Brothers series)
A Novella by Alexandra Benedict
A dark and troubled soul, Captain James Hawkins seeks freedom from his tortured past as the infamous pirate, Black Hawk. But when he meets a seductive beauty on the island of Jamaica, he finds a passion greater than any foray at sea. Sassy, fierce and independent, Sophia Dawson knows her heart's desire-and it's the sexy brigand who tempts her with promises of pleasure. In his arms, she finds erotic delight and respite from duty as her mad father's caretaker. But a storm lurks on the horizon as the couple's heated affair attracts scorn from the islanders. Will James and Sophia weather the brutal tempest...or will there be trouble in paradise?
Genre: Historical Romance
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