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Component development CBSE challenges Similar to those typical of software engineering Known methods, principles, tools are still valid. But… 2 different processes Building a system from existing components Develop new and reusable components Building a system FROM components The main idea behind CBSE! FOCUS: find & evaluate components No "classic" unit design/development/testing Effort on locating & adapting components 5 2.1 Building from components 2.1 Building FROM components A new V model Requirement Maintenance System design Select Evaluate Find System test No unit design/ dev./testing System integr. Adapt Test Simplistic! What if: No components to select Adaptation cost is too high Malfunction during maintenance 6 2.1 Building from components 2.1 Building FROM components (2) Component approach affects the entire life cycle! 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I've got a Garmin Forerunner 405 and have had it for around 5 years without any major issues.
I went for a run today and noticed the screen had misted / fogged up to the point that it was hard to read the display. The watch worked ok and the screen has since cleared.
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New Delhi, Mar 15: A directive by the intelligence bureau seeking details of students from Jammu and Kashmir studying in universities has been sought from the police.
The police have been told to collect the details of the students especially at the Jadavpur and JNU universities in the wake of the recent anti national sloganeering. The police in turn have been told to write to the college authorities to provide the list of students from Jammu and Kashmir.
It has been noticed that during the recent events which were held in the above mentioned universities, there were pro Afzal Guru slogans that had been heard. This had even led to the police in Delhi filing sedition charges.
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Slogans such Bharath ki Barbadi and Azad Kashmir have been heard during the protests that were held in the universities which were celebrating the martyrdom of Afzal Guru, the man hanged after being convicted in the Parliament attack.
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Many have to work in restaurants, bars and even on obscene phone lines to pay their pounds 6,000-a-year fees, says a report published yesterday that reveals the difficulties drama and dance students have in securing state funding.
Principals of drama schoolssaid the situation has become so bad that they have had to set up emergency food stores for students, or buy them meals from their own pockets. Some students have had to drop out halfway through their courses because a parent died or could no longer afford the fees. Many others were unable to take up places at all.
Unlike university undergraduates, dance and drama students depend on discretionary awards from local education authorities (LEAs), which often choose not to fund their relatively expensive training.
More than one in four LEAs refuse to grant any such awards, said the survey, conducted by the National Foundation for Educational Research. And less than half of the 109 LEAs in England and Wales which do give awards are prepared to pay the full amount - about pounds 30,000 over three years - necessary to pay fees and living expenses.
Last year, the number of students given dance or drama awards fell by 12 per cent and the total cash expenditure by 13 per cent. Music and art students receive mandatory grants.
Dame Diana Rigg, the actress who gained international fame in The Avengers, has described this trend as "very, very dangerous".
Forty years ago, she danced before 10 gentlemen at Leeds Town Hall to win a grant to go to Rada. At that time there was a trend towards investing in dance and drama.
"Now the trend is being reversed," she said. "About 10 years ago, I started getting letters from drama students who needed help with their fees. Some had places but couldn't afford to go. Others had done two years of their courses and then their grant was cut."
Simon Woods, the general manager of the Birmingham School of Speech and Drama, said 90 per cent of his students had to work on phone lines and in bars and restaurants to help pay their fees.
"The father of a student of ours became disabled two years into her course," he said. "She's now facing the prospect that she can't finish her training."
The college has had to set up a store of food - mainly pasta and canned tomatoes donated by supporters - to issue in emergencies. Students request supplies on a weekly basis.
Brenda Kaye, administrator of the Drama Centre in London, said many of her students are forced to live at home and travel hundreds of miles to and from college every day.
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After coming up short in their season opener, the Colorado Avalanche bounced back in front of their home crowd. That win, however, has come at a steep cost. In their first game since losing Steve Downie to a season-ending injury, the Avalanche try to make it two in a row Thursday night against the visiting Columbus Blue Jackets. While Colorado (1-1-0) couldn't keep up Saturday in a 4-2 loss at Minnesota, getting back to the Pepsi Center made all the difference Tuesday. Gabriel Landeskog, David Jones and newcomer P.A. Parenteau each tallied third-period goals for the Avalanche, who held defending champion Los Angeles scoreless on six power-play opportunities in a 3-1 victory. "It was unbelievable," said Landeskog, the team's 20-year-old captain. "I think this was the best crowd I've played in front of at the Pepsi Center. It just feels great. To be away for so long and to come back and to see so many fans here and how loud they were and how into it, I think it felt like they miss...
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Abilene Reporter News (Newspaper) - April 11, 1938, Abilene, Texas fflfc Abilene Sporter"WITHOUT, OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES, WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT GOES,"-Byron VOL LYU, NO. 323. AsMcUtad PKN (ATIABILENE, TEXAS. MONDAY EVENING, APRIL ll, 1938 -TEN PAGES. CWUd pun (CFI PRICE 5 CENTS « IN ATTACK ON RECESSION AND UNEMPLOYMENT- FDR Hikes Relief Estimate, Asks Rail Freeze Damage To Small Grain Revealed Light Only Vegetables And Fruits Are Heavy Sufferers Unmindful of last week's subfreezing weather that took a heavy toll of fruit and vegetables and caused light damage to small grain, farmers started work anew this week. Checkups over the weekend revealed a surprising low loss of small grain. Previous estimates of the damage in this territory and other portions of Texas were much too high, according to reports today. In fields of wheat the percentage of stalks killed W'as low. leaving enough to assure another splendid yield this season with adequate rainfall. Only fruits and vegetables suffered heavily. There is a general Pared bY Thomas E. Dewey, dis- WHITNEY SENTENCED FIVE TO IO YEARS FOR GRAND LARCENY Penalty Imposed On Guilty Pleas By Former Stock Exchange President NEW YORK. April ll.—GF)—Richard Whitney, bankrupt broker and former president of the New York stock exchange, was sentenced today to serve from five to ten years in prison for grand larceny. Whitney, whose brokerage firm. Richard Whitney & Company, failed March 8. had pleaded guilty to two indictments charging first degree grand larceny in the misuse of securities entrusted to his care by the New York Yacht club and members >1 his family. Judge Owen W. Bohan, in general sessions, sentenced Whitney to the five to ten year sentence on each indictment, the sentences to run concurrently. Whitney, who at no time since his financial crash stunned Wall street—his firm had done considerable business for J. P. Morgan & company—had shown any outward sign of emotion, took the w'ords of Judge Bohan calmly. He will serve the sentence in Sing Sing prison. His attorney, Charles H. Tuttle, made a long plea for leniency. Judge Bohan, however, had before him a lengthy memorandum, pre- opinion a small percent of pecans will survive and the berries will put out again. Some late maturing fruits, such as* apples, may produce a light yield. Otherwise the loss is IOO percent. STOCK LOSS SMALL The death loss to livestock was appreciably small. No grown animals were reported dead and at least 50 percent of lambs andkids bom during the cold weather survived trict attorney, recommending "substantial punitive sentence." Under the time off for good behavior system, a five to ten year sentence can be completed in about three and one half years. Whitney would be eligible for parole. however, after serving two years and eight months of his sentence. TAKEN TO TOMBS— Immediately after sentence was passed Whitney was taken across After a week of inactivity, things ' bridge of sighs from the will begin to move with precision. Shearing of sheep will start late in criminal courts building to the Tombs prison and locked up in a the week and continue through ground floor cell not far from Anson Launches Oil Ass n Drive Hay. The movement of wool during past weeks has been lively at 18 to 20 cents per pound at which level the unshorn w'ool is expected to sell. Mohair prices hang around 25 and 35 cents, with some mohair being repot red sold at 40 cents per pound. Cattlemen are beginning the spring roundups and many previously contracted calves will be loaded out from now until June 15 for northern points. A high where Robert Irwin, young sculptor. is being held for trial for the Easter Sunday killings of Veronica Gideon, model, her mother and a lodger. Whitney was seethed Rn wwagons and money. He had no weapons and "no money." Authorities inter- Committees For Two Organizations To Canvass Town ICC Committee Report Is Sent With Request Hints Executive Agencies Should Be Combined WASHINGTON, April ll.— (AP) — President Roosevelt asked congress today for "some immediate legislation" to forestall prospective operating difficulties of the railroads, but made no specific recommendations. MERGER 'COMMON SENSE' He gave the legislators a strong hint, however, that he believed any long-time legislation should provide for incorporation of all ex-ecutive agencies dealing with 11 ! transportation in one department. ■J This, he said, "would seem to be the part of common sense." At the same time he sent to the | legislators the report of the three* * man committee of the interstate ; commerce commission he had asked to study the railroad situation and comments made on the re-i port by Secretary Morgenthau. Chairman Jesse H. Jones of the Reconstruction Corporation, railway executives, labor officials and others. This report recommended as methods of affording immediate relief: That $300,000,000 be made available from government funds for the purchase of railroad equipment, the equipment to be the security for advances. That the RFC be empowered for 12 months to make railway loans without certification by the interstate commerce commission that the railroad can meet its fixed charges. That other forms of government credit be considered. That government traffic pay the CLIMAX TO SCHOOL ROMANCE FOR SAMMY AND BRIDE Legislation Billion Quarter —Photo by Willis Studio, Sweetwater Climax of a romance started in Sweetwater high school that flourished at Texas Christian university in the years that the bridegroom was gaining national football fame came Sunday afternoon in Sweetwater ..when Edmonia Smith, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Gary L. Smith, became the bride of Sam Adrain Baugh. The ceremony, at the home of the bride s parents is pictured here. The minister is the brides father. Baugh and his bride are on a honeymoon of a few days before he returns to Columbus O., where he is to open the baseball season at shortstop with the American asso ciation club, to which he was sent by the St. Louis Cardinals. Last season he was super-star of the Washington Redskins, national champions of professional football, ''''he wedding was a quiet affair, with no attendants, and a small group of relatives and close friends attending. Milk Fund Play Tickets Pushed Tutting It Over' Goes On Boards At ACC Tonight PICKUP ORDERS FLASHED FOR I FROME SUSPECTS IN COUPE Black Coupe Last Sighted Passing Through Round Rock; Hunt Ordered Seen As Need For 7 Months Conferees Agree $50,000,000 More Required For CCC WASHINGTON, April ll.— (AP)—President Roosevelt and congressional and departmental leaders agreed today a $1,« 250,000,000 appropriatiou would be needed for work relief for the first sever, months of the fiscal year beginning July I as the first move in the administration's attack on recession and unemployment. SPECIAL MESSAGE DUE The appropriation, to be recommended in a special message to congress In the next few days, would be for WPA alone. It compares with a budget estimate of $1.« 000,000.000, submitted to congress in January to cover the entire new fiscal year and $1,750,000,000 being spent for WPA and other relief activities this fiscal year. The White House conference also agreed an additional $50,000,000 should be appropriated for the Civilian Conservation corps for tho next fiscal year. This would enabla the CCC to maintain its existing 1,250 camps. Otherwise, democratic leaders saki, 300 camps would havg to be abandoned July I. Senate Leader Barkley, speaking for the conferees said the conference did not discuss the proposed expenditure of $1,500,000,000 for "pump priming" public works. He said this would be taken up later. Some advisers have recommended it to the president. ROLLS AT 2,606,000 Barkley said the $1,250,000,000 for work relief would be earmarked for WPA alone with the under- ANSON, pret "no money" as meaning less named by April ll.— Committees the Anson Lions club and the chamber of commerce today began a drive to obtain a representative associate membership here than $10 or none at all. An hour after he was locked up ^ be was sitting motionless, appar- ___________" _______________ percent of cattle remaining in this 1 °n hlS CeU for the West Central Texas OU & country are contracted. The prices * &corTimS lunch. have ranged from 6 1-2 cents for j ~ - reifers to 8 cents for steers. A T r few sales of 8 1-4 cents per pound •▼•©SSCngGr I O V36V1* Garcia Gravely III have teen reported on choice steers that solo by the head. Thousands of lambs will be offered for sale out of the wool within the next six weeks. There has been a decline in price In that field. Shorn lambs are bringing 6 to 6 1-2 cents now and producers expert little variation. Gas association. Movement was started last Wednesday when J. C. Watson, assistant to the organization's president, out- DALLAS, April ll.—UP)— Slate police headquarters were advised shortly after noon by state highway patrol headquarters at Austin to Ticket sales were being pushed start an immediate hunt for a man and woman in a black coupe last w —V pn"rcp.ipfll,v thi<l mnrntri7 u" » ieen at Round Rock, Texas, today for questioning in the d-scrt slayings full rate by eliminating land grant i ener$eUcalIy bhls morning bj A. : 0j Mrv Weston Frome and her daughter, Nancy, reductions. . C. C. seniors and other studqjits for j Pickup orders w re bi idea.; over the Dallas police radio station, 'standing that it must last until The committee members —Com- tonight's P-T A. Milk Fund bene- RVP. j February I, 1939. missloners Walter M. W Splawn, Im norfnrmanre nf th* cnmprir . Tl1** C0UP^' report said, was traveling in a black coupe, make > w* «»,h th» Joseph B. Eastman and Charles D dLma"PutSnTltOver" atA rr u?knoirn reports were that they had not been sighted Mahaffie—said they did not feel ™ nailing it over at A. c. C. aft«r passing through Round Rock. 15 miles north of Austin. justified in expressing an opinion audlt°rium, 8 p. rn. • " — on whether railroad wages should The students have been unusual- AAyStGry LGttSr I O be reduced. Without making a ly successful thus far, reporting \A/r\m£>ri ic Cai mUf definite recommendation, they sug- $300 in advance sales Saturday eve- VVOmen 1 S ->OUgnr gested that congress consider . ..I _ changing the bankruptcy laws to "in£ P™f',J' E Freeman of A. EL PASO. April ll.- <UP> - permit establishment of special rVa ° 1S assls"ng tbe senior Sheriff's officials today sought the courts to handle railroad reorgan ization. SAN FRANCISCO. Anril ll.— (UP)—ol. Andrew Summers Rowan, 81, the man who carried the message to Garcia" 40 years ago in Cuba, was seriously ill in Letterman general hospital here today. _ His rib was broken in a fall Thursday. Col. Rowan was 41 years old lined objectives of the oil association LONG-TERM PROGRAM to members of the Lions club in j The j c c committee recoin weekly meeting. At that time. Owen mended as a long term program: Themas was named chairman of the Lions committee, which Includes UU Group Selects Abilene For Parley McCraw Talks At Inaugural Ten Abilene members of the International Typographical Union attended the inaugural session of the organization yesterday at Fort Worth and saw Abilene chosen the next meeting place of the North Texas conference October 9. I WASHINGTON, April IL-MA- The group heard Attorney Gen- i The Brown-Crummer invp-itmm* one1 «irtaSntfi£iaWf deClaHre' T° comPan>' of Wichita. Has., failed in benefited from disorder the supreme court today in its ef- J. H. Warren, Rex Reddell and J. H. Fry. W. S. Pope, Jr., was appointed chairman of the chamber of commerce committee at a meeting of directors. Others in the group are I. That a federal transportation Aerially when their sal es are reported. See RAILS, Pg. IO, Col. I when he performed the feat that John Purif°y- °mar T Burleson made his name a household word , and °tu* Sosebee- G D Triplett, The "message to Garcia which he secretary of the chamber of com carried throuh the Jungles to Gen eral Juan Garcia commander of the Cuban army of independence, was the assurance the United States was ready to aid the Cubans in their battle for freedom from the domination of Spain. Brown-Crummer Loses Hamlin Suit mere?, will cooperate with both groups in a canvass of the town, for which teams have been named as follows: North side of the squire: Redell and Sosebee; South Commercial avenue, Thomas and Warren; Court house and east side of square. Purifoy and Burleson; west side of J square. Pope and Fry. I " Boys' Livestock On Display In Colorado COLORADO, April ll—Vocation- class in arrangements, said reports , , , " had not been received from the 0r^8^n a mysterious letter recity school principals, the P-T.A. * solved by Mrs. Weston G. Frome presidents and the Booster club, but t In her hotel room a short while that he expected the receipts to be before she and her daughter. Nancy, left El Paso to meet their death in the West Texas desert. Tickets will be on sale at the au- J Hotel employes divulged to Sher-dltorium box office tonight, at 50 Mf Chris P. Fox that a letter was and 25 cents. delivered to Mrs. Frome about an Tile play, originally presented hour before the women left the several weeks ago as the seniors* j hotel March 30. annual stage production, is being A chambermaid in the room xrmir vrtoi^ a n 11 r. repeated voluntarily, for benefit of when the letter was opened said it NEW YORK, April ll.—h^P) the fund to buy milk for under- apparently upset both women Election of the Odessa, Texas, j privileged children in the schools greatly. Dailj Bulletin to membership in 1 here. All money taken in will go "I would like to find out who into the fund. sent that letter, and what it con- Otis Garner, class president, tained." Sheriff Fox said. "It may plays a double role, as the leading have a great bearing on a motive Press Ass'n Elects Odessa Bulletin Trio Arrested In Meter Looting Loss From Thefts Approaches $100, Police Reveal He said the increased fund would preserve WPA rolls at approximately 2,600,000. Without tho added money, he said, 400.000 persons would have to be cut off the rolls. Labor leaders and the United States conference of mayors have contended 3.500,000 persons would have to be given Jobs. Asked about this, Barkley said any additional needy unemployed over the present 0hrollment of 2.600.000 would be taken care of under the pump priming program. He added when congress returned in January to would be able to ascertain what the needs were beyond February I. "We are simply preserving the situation as it is," he said. ' None of this program is pump priming.'* the Associated Press was announced today by the press association. Starting today the Bulletin, published by Jack Nolan, will receive | male member of the cast and Kath-by telegraph news dispatches on Texas, national and world events. and bitterness. Organized labor hast f0rt ^ compel the City of Hamlin al agriculture and 4-H club boys IS* 4? »nf W a>f' ?KCanJ° fuurther-' Tex" to account for money due on of Mltche11 county placed on ex and it Will go further bv Chartine • nm cnn i ______hihitinn trviav thnir rhnirp <*alvp< go further by charting i " ,no.600 Issue of waterworks bonds its course wisely and reasonably.] The W;h cour| "tuMd to pMJ Your organization has set a fine example in co-operation between employer and employe." L. H. Kreigbaum of Wichita aFlls was elected president of the conference. M. M. Jones, Abilene, was named on the executive committee, made up of one member from each union. Those attending from Abilene were. E. L. Whitaker, Harry Evans, VV. F. Bisbee, R. M. Thompson, H. M. Lackey, W. K. Reed, M M Jones, Tommy Grant, M. H. Pruitt and L. J. Mathews. upon a decision of the fifth circuit court of appeals that the bond issue, of which the Brown-Crummer firm is trustee, was invalid because it had not been authorized by a vote of the city electors. Scarborough and Ely of Abilene were attorneys for the city of Hamlin. hibition today their choice calves, lambs and pigs in the annual livestock show held here. F. C. Shillingburg. local agriculture teacher, and B. J. B skin, county gent, were in charge of arrangements. High Court Refuses Cotton Act Review GOP Publicity Chief lOOF's, Rebekahs Set For Session Association Has One-Day Meet Set Between 75 and IOO visitors are expected here Tuesday for a convention of the West Texas I OOF and Rebekahs association. Registration starts at 9 a. rn. at j the IOOF hall, to be followed by a morning program open to the public. City and lodge officials will give greetings to guests, and the meeting will be in charge of VV W. Porter of Colorado, association president. Afternoon business will include election of officers and selection of trine Roberson has the leading feminine role. Mrs. A. B Morris. I that the real motive for the alav- Theft of money from the parking meters in downtown Abilene has plagued police for more than a week, with the loss approaching FDR Confers On In fact, the first trouble came Shelving Proposals during the Christmas holidays, j when ll meters were looted for WASHINGTON, April ll— about $5. Then Saturday night, a President Roosevelt called in his for the slaying*." I week ago, 42 meters were robbed, congressional lieutenants today to Fox has content ed for some time and the loss ran an estimated $75, consider whether to sidetrack more director of the play. said following ♦he first presentation of the play that she had never seen any com ings of the two women has never been closely approached. "Every theory' that has been ad- edy anywhere that was better re- vanced is too full of holes to hold ceived by an audience. In Sundays Reporter-News it was erroneously stated that Bernard Shelansky has the role of a burglar in the play; this role is played by Edgar Lee. Shelansky has another part. WASHINGTON. April 11.—(UP) I.. -The supreme court today denied r ThJ^ wni be* • Negress Charged In Fatal Shooting Johnnie V. Brown, 20-year-old negr ess, Monday morning was charged with murder in connection with the fatal shooting Sunday afternoon of R. L. Washington, negro. Examining trial before Justice of Peace Th co Ash was waived and bond wps set at $2,500. The accused woman was arrest- water," he said. "I think that bitter hatred and revenge was the motivation. Onlv that accounts for the torture and brutality," Fox pointed out that the letter may have been a warning to the women from enemies directly connected with the slaving. CHANGE HOTEL PLANS In checking the women* route , here from their home In Berkeley. Calif., investigators in Phoenix, Ariz. have found the women stayed at the Sea Breeze auto court on the night of March 24. instead of See FROME, Pg. IO. Col. 2 To Rule On Football WASHINGTON. April ll representing practically a week's collect tens on the meters robbed. Saturday, then, Treasurer Bryan Ball and Tiny Gooch, the policeman assigned to parking meter collections, checked every meter in town, collecting all the nickels. That, Just in case there should be another "haul." Their hunch apparently was right. Seventy three meters were opened Saturday night and Sunday, but the loot didn't go more than $10. On his beat. City Patrolman R. L. Buster arrested three young men. after watching them take the money from four meters. They were using a key of their own fashioning. That had its aftermath in Justice of Peace Theo's Ash's court this morning. Three non-residents, Lloyd Huffman, 21; Delmus Bailey, i UP)— 21. and R E. McClain, 24, pleaded of his legislative program in viewr of the government reorganization defeat. Tin' White House meeting in midmorning was preliminary to another conference of government officials concerning relief needs and the possible establishment of a $1,- See FDR. Pf. IO, Col. 5 What Is Your NEWS I. a? od by city officers at 401 Cherry The supreme court today agreed to guilty to theft of the money from The Weather costs the federal government's petition e * 4 supper at 6:30 street, scene of the shooting, about study the question of whether in- the four meters. They were each WASHINGTON, April ll.—(UP> that It review constitutionality of ^"tel tote followed by aimmortal P*-en* ^collegiate football, as engaged rn assessed a fine of $200 and court —Franklyn Waltman. Jr., chief of Bankhead cotton control act, I service in charge of the local * Refile Washington Post's national repealed by congress in 1936 imme- bekah lodge Close sessions of the news staff, was appointed director , diately after tile high court invali- groups follow. Odd Fellows at the of publicity for the republican na- dated the agricultural adjustment local hall and Rebekahs in tile tional committee today. act. route to the hospital, death being by state universities, is 'an essen-caused by two wounds from a .32 tial governmental function" or caliber pistol. According to police there were five shots fired. gigantic commercial activity." About $1.50 in nickels was See THEFTS. Pf. IO. CoL 4 crystal room. APILENE and vicinity: Partly cloudy and cooler tonight; Tuesday generally (sir West Texas: Partly cloudy toniRht and Tuesday, cooler in north portion tonight; »armer In extreme north portion Tuesday East Texan Partly cloudy, warmer In extreme east, cooler In northwest portion tonight; Tuesday generally (air. cooler In northeast portion. Highest temperature yesterday ....74 Lowest temoerature this morning . 54 TEMPERATURES RANKS THINNED BY INFIRMITIES— Only Handful Of Vets lo Return To Gettysburg Bun. Mon. CLOUDY >rv thermometer Vi t thermometer iMiitlvc humidity J p. rn am. I .... 67 56 a ...... 7(1 55 a ...... 72 56 4 ...... 74 56 5 ...... 73 55 8 ...... 72 54 7 ...... 68 54 8 ...... 63 55 9 ...... 62 58 in ...... 61 60 ii ... . 39 62 I Midnight . • • • . 57 I Noon ... . 67 Sunrise .. • • .6 15 Sun-'t ... .7:03 ■WIT. 7 a m. 11:38 nm 72* Si* 7(1* 19» 42* ,V • ti SU 34 GETTYSBURG, Pa.. April ll. — Th—Only a straggly line of the thousands who braved cannon bal! and rifle shot in the Civil war will return to this hallowed battlefield this summer for the reunion of the Blue and the Gray. Illness and infirmities have cut deeply into their ranks, those in charge of the celebration said today in announcing that but 1,310 of the remaining 7,000 veterans would be able to attend the 75th anniversary of the battle of Gettysburg, June 29 to July 5. Most of them are in their 90s and a u*\v are past the century mark but their spirit Is that of youth. "If it's all right to do so, I prefer to travel by air," Joseph Walter Bricker of Los Angeles wrote to the Pennsylvania Memorial commission which has been recleving the written acceptances of the veterans. The acceptances arp vignettes of sentiment, comradeship, pathos and humor. "Can't come, can get no eom- panv," Henry Gorhman, OO. of Burbank, Calif., wrote. "I was born in Germany, raised in Wisconsin. brought up in California, lived happily in Texas. Homesteaded I n Minnesota, grasshopper in Kansas, divorced in New Mexico, served in the army and dug gold in Arizona 14 years."— "IU be there if I have to crawl," said a letter from John Young, 87, of Pine Bluff, Ark. The federal government is providing transportation, housing and food for all the veterans making the pilgrimage. 2 Escape Coleman Jail; One Retaken with on Jimmie Lockhart, charged burglary, and Ike Hale, held auto theft complaint escaped from the Coleman county jail last night by forcing open a scuttle hole door to tile jail room and sliding down to the ground on blankets. Both are Coleman youths. Early today. Brownwood officers telephoned that Lockhart had been arrested, and that Hale was being sought in tile railroad yards there. Postmaster Named WASHINGTON. April ll.— V— President Roosevelt sent to the senate today the following postmaster nomination: Texas: Westbrook Margaret E. Lasse ter. Industrialist Goes To Office— Henry Fords Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary,- Informal Party Set Tonight DEARBORN, Mich., April ll — (UPi—The Henry Fords celebrated their golden wedding anniversary today, commemorating the day when he, a gawky youth of 23. and she, Clara Bryant, a plump girl of day. They had been childhood sweethearts but their courtship was in the winter of 1387, when Ford returned from the city where he had been earning $2.50 a week and what extra money he could make repair-19. who lived or an adjoining farm, j ing watches at nights, and accepted took the vows in the presence of his father's offer of a few acres of their families assembled in the par- timbered land if he would stay at lor. home and settle down. Ford planned to be in his office The billionaire industrialist's sen-as usual, but an informal party will timentaj attachment for barn be held tonight at the home of Ed- i dances, fiddlers' contests andneigh-sel Ford, their only son. A few close borhood box suppers dates from friends and members of the {ann- that winter of his courtship with lies were invited. Clara Bryant, when "Turkey in the It also was Mrs. Fords 69th birth- i Straw" was the popular tune. Each question counts 20; each part of a two-part question. IO. A score of 60 is fair; 80 good. Answers on page 2. I. Identify this Pennsylvania mayor. What Job is he after? 2 Will the German canal connecting the Rhine and the Danube rivers provide an inland waterway between <a> th,e North and the Black seas, (b) the Baltic and the Adriatic, or (c> the North and the Eagcan? 3. U. S. mobilization plans call for recruiting 300,000 men during the first month of the next war. True or false? 4. What question about the proposed child labor amendment did the supreme court agree to study? 5. President Roosevelt's sjc-ond term has been marked by bitter congressonal fights against two of his major proposals. Name them. ;
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BeschreibungThe Ego and Analysis of Defense without a doubt represents a major advance in analytic technique. This book, together with the series of seminal journal articles he published over the past 30 years, are a testament to Gray's pioneering intellect. They have stirred up enormous interest and controversy about the most important part of psychoanalytic technique: how the analyst listens. This second edition of Gray's book contains four additional papers.
InhaltsverzeichnisChapter 1 Foreword to the Second Edition Chapter 2 Foreword Chapter 3 Preface Chapter 4 Acknowledgments Part 5 Part I: Technique Chapter 6 The Capacity for Viewing Intrapsychic Activity Chapter 7 "Developmental Lag" in the Evolution of Technique Chapter 8 On Helping Analysands Observe Intrapsychic Activity Chapter 9 The Nature of Therapeutic Action in Psychoanalysis Chapter 10 The Analysis of the Ego's Inhibiting Superego Activities Chapter 11 The Analysis of the Ego's Permissive Superego Chapter 12 Memory as Resistance, and the Telling of a Dream Part 13 Part II: Teaching and Supervisory Guidelines Chapter 14 A Guide to Analysis of the Ego in Conflict Chapter 15 Brief Psychotherapy, Dynamic Psychotherapy, and Psychoanalysis Chapter 16 The Ego's Predictable Response to the Unfamiliar Analytic Situation Chapter 17 A Brief Historical Perspective Regarding Defenses against Instinctual Drive Derivatives Reaching Consciousness Chapter 18 Reflections on Supervision Chapter 19 Elements of Supervision Chapter 20 A Conversation with Paul Gray Chapter 21 Undoing the Lag in the Technique of Conflict and Defense Analysis Chapter 22 Facilitating the Analysis of Conflicted Drive Derivatives of Aggression Chapter 23 Close Process Attention and Termination Chapter 24 References Chapter 25 Credits Chapter 26 Index Chapter 27 About the Author
PortraitPaul Gray earned his B.A. and M.D. degrees at the University of Chicago. As a training and supervising analyst with the Baltimore-Washington Institute for Psychoanalysis for many years, he taught candidates and graduates, as well as social workers and psychiatric residents in the community. Elected twice as Councillor-at-Large, Dr. Gray was active with the American Psychoanalytic Association. For more than thirty years he was a regular participant in the semi-annual conferences of the Center for Advanced Psychoanalytic Studies, held in Princeton, NJ. In 1997, Dr. Gray gave the Freud Memorial Lecture at the New York Psychoanalytic Society. In 2000, he received the American Psychoanalytic Association Award for Distinguished Contribution to Psychoanalytic Education, and was the recipient of the Mary S. Sigourney Trust Honorary Award for Outstanding Contribution to Psychoanalysis.
PressestimmenThis volume reflects Gray's constant emphasis on the centrality of listening in psychoanalytic technique. Gray demystifies and defines the necessary ego capacities within both the analyst and patient and explicates the technical focus and tools required by the analyst and the resistance used by patients. Scitech Book News
Untertitel: Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: JASON ARONSON INC
Erscheinungsdatum: April 2005
Seitenanzahl: 325 Seiten
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During their Global Citizenship project, Sarah and Jim discovered some staff challenges faced at McKenna Crossing. First of all, due to being short staffed, the employees did not have extra time in their shift to give time and attention to the residents during recreational activities. Since the residents were in memory care, they needed more structured time as well as a routine schedule of events. The partnership of the MSB students and McKenna Crossing encourages people to volunteer. When volunteers are available, staff can spend more one-on-one time with the clients.
At breakfast, Sarah and Jim sat down and visited one-on-one with the residents. Jim and Sarah assisted the staff with doing the dishes, basic cleaning, wiping off tables and sweeping the floor. Kevin, the recreational activities coordinator, came in and assigned a bowling activity for the residents and students to participate in.
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"I don't understand." the girl shivered. She was frightened. And in her bleached-white tenseness, she looked too much like Ellen.
They were back at his childhood cottage in Lake Eerie. When things got tough he always seemed to come back. It was where he held those cherished memories of his mother and father together. It was where he'd proposed to Ellen, where Jasmine had been born.
"It's probably nothing. Probably a bear." Samir made Henry say in an patronizing tone. "Best be safe, love. Go inside. Down to the basement. Put a movie on. I'll telephone the Sheriff."
Samir wore Henry's body like a winters' coat--snug and warm but ultimately unfeeling. He felt slow and sluggish.
The form he wore was dictated by the environment. Until he could determine who controlled the setting, he couldn't invest too much energy. If it was his dream-theater, then he could make all the changes he wanted without major repercussions. But if it was his adversary's, he'd have to conserve his energy.
And if it was a Leaper construct, they'd have to work together to get out. Something they'd only ever done once before. That first time.
Samir moved Henry to the kitchen first. He clumsily pulled a crystal decanter from the counter, and poured himself three fingers of hundred-year-old port. Then, with a stillness born of ancient purpose and resignation, he moved to the wood case that held the hunting rifles Samir's father had never let him use.
Henry loaded the shells into the W.W. Greener double-barrel, with practiced patience. Samir may not have ever used the rifles, but Henry knew what he was doing. And though the bigger man was afraid, he seemed competent.
Outside, another howl, prolonged and drawn out, ending in a low growl that was far too close. Henry's hands shook and Samir almost cursed. He couldn't keep themself steady. Henry's fear spiked and clutched at his throat, drawing ribbons of ice along his spine.
"Honey!" Ellen called from the basement. "That sounded really close!"
Something clinked lightly in the main room of the cottage, and Henry spun, chambering a round.
A knotted and writhing form materialized from the darkness outside. It pressed against the window, bony three-fingered hands pressed flat against the glass, leaving oily streaks.
The leaper pressed it's snout against the glass, turning its' head first one way then the other, to face each individual yellow-fired eye towards him. Then it grinned, showing two rows of needle-sharp teeth separated by stripes of black gums.
Samir noted that this leaper had an elongated skull--it would lack depth-perception with the eyes set so far apart. But it's black fur and bony body probably meant that it moved extremely quickly.
"Sweet Jesus." Henry gasped and lifted the rifle to his shoulder.
Samir tried to cry out, tried to stop Henry, but the big man pulled the trigger, shattering the only real protection he had from the Leaper. The glass formed a natural boundary of light.
Downstairs, Ellen screamed and he could hear her moving up the wooden stairs.
A charred smell pervaded the air as tendrils of smoky blackness surrounded the Leaper. It was thrown back onto the slatted-wood of the balcony, under the impassive eye of the cruel moon.
Samir cursed, the words heavy on Henry's lips. He moved the big man down the stairwell, each clump-clump-clump reminding him of the moments of time slipping away from them.
Ellen stood on the landing, her eyes saucer-wide. She started to say something, but only stammered. Henry reached for her, intending to comfort her, but Samir pushed and Henry grabbed her hand roughly and pulled. "We need to leave. Now!"
"I don't understand." Ellen said. "What's happening? Was it a bear?"
"Yes." Samir said. "I hurt it. But I didn't kill it. The gun jammed." he lied. "We need to get to the car and head into town. Tell the police."
Even if it was just a dream, he couldn't lose Ellen. Not again.
They crested the stairs and Ellen gasped when she saw the plate-glass window overlooking the lake, the splinters of glass all around. She stopped when she saw the black shadow stand up on the balcony, snuffling and groaning as it rolled one shoulder then the other.
Gold-fire eyes lit up briefly, and Samir made Henry pull Ellen towards the front door.
"Go!" Samir snarled, and Henry nearly threw her at the front door.
Outside, Ellen fumbled with the keys, then abruptly stopped. "H-Henry..." She said, swallowing hard. "I can't feel my feet."


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And So It Begins
Sorry if this is rough and terrible...it's not editied AT ALL. So it probably sucks, but I promised I wouldn't edit until Nano was over, so December. So sorry hah.
"Skylar, I sense you are not listening to my message. It's very important you do. I need your help. I'm counting on you Skylar, Skylar…"
My body jolted awake, full of fear and confusion. I felt my head, I was sweating. I had to figure out what these nightmares were; I mean, they couldn't mean anything could they? But then again, if they really did, I could be putting my brother in even more danger than he is in now- and that's a lot. If I was going to go through with this, I was going to have to convince my mom to let me go – and it would be hard, even with her knowing she would be coming with me. But with Luke in danger, who knows what she would say. Sometimes things change when lives are at risk, and I was going to have to hope these were one of those times. I took a deep breath, and prepared myself for what I was about to do.
"Mom!" I ran into my mom's room, attempting to awake her. She didn't budge, being the deep sleeper she was.
"Hey, mom!" I yelled a bit louder, while also trying to shake her awake.
"What do you want, Skylar?" She moaned, clearly still half asleep.
"Wake up, I need to talk to you."
"Alright, I'm up. Now what do you need to talk to me about?" My mother sat up.
"I've been hearing things, in my dreams," I took a deep breath before continuing, "from Luke. He's saying he needs help and he wants me to go rescue him. That I have a year."
"Sweetie, I wouldn't worry about it, you're probably just dreaming these things because you miss him. You only hear his voice because you long to hear it again."
"No, you don't understand. It's so real, I can't take the chance. Maybe he really needs me!"
My mom sighed before answering me, "Ifs he did need you, do you think he would be able to communicate through dreams? It's just not normal."
"Mom, I know! Think about it this way. If you were the one getting these dreams would you ignore the chance to save your son. It's not like I'm going out by myself, you'll be coming!"
"I can't say that I wouldn't do anything, but this does not make sense what so ever."
"Maybe it doesn't, but who's to say there aren't things out there that are yet to be explained. Of course there are, and I'm not going to leave this room until you agree with me." I said, almost amazing myself of what I thought of in response. I had always been bad at comebacks, but there was no way she could argue with this one.
"Okay, talk to me about it in the morning and we'll get it worked out." She said, and I squealed in joy. I knew she was only saying this to get me to go back to sleep, but right now, I would take anything I could. Besides, tomorrow I could hold it against her and make her feel guilty. If that didn't work, I could always bring out my acting skills.
"Skylar, like I said last night, you're only hearing it so clear because you miss your brother. Your brain makes up for that."
"Let me get this straight. There's a chance to get your son back, and you would rather sit back and ignore it? Maybe you're part of the gang." I said plainly, knowing that would get her going.
"Skylar how dare you say that to me!"
"Well, maybe it's true" I said, while starting to cry. At first the tears were fake, but they soon turned into real tears. If my brother died, I would feel responsible. I knew I shouldn't because I wasn't the one who got him captured or the one that was testing his abilities, but I felt as it was my duty to save him; or at least attempt to. If I didn't, it would make me feel as though I had a part in his death, and I wouldn't be able to live with that the rest of my life.
"And you promised" I sniffed.
"Please don't cry Skylar. We have nowhere to sleep, how would we do this?"
"I'll think of something. I'll lead so if we get lost it's my fault! I'll pack food and money and plan everything. Please!' I begged.
"Okay, deal. Start planning."
I starting jumping up and down like a 5 year old, and then I ran over to my mom to give her the biggest hug I had ever given anyone in my life.
Before I went to go pack everything up, I decided to do something I thought was very necessary in this moment. I had to pray to god. I got down on my knees, places my hand together and thought about what to say for a moment. When I knew, I quietly mumbled it, so that only god and I could hear it.
Dear God,
First of all, thank you for making my mom agree to this, even if it did take a bit of convincing. I need to ask one thing of you though, and I hope that it isn't too much. I need to ask you to make sure everything goes okay. Let my mother and I be safe, and please let the plan work. In return I will be a better and more responsible person.
Pleased with what I had said, I got back up, and started to plan out what I would need for the trip.
First, I got a piece of parchment and a pen, and made a checklist of things I thought we would need.
· Money
· Clothing
· Weapons for self-protection
· Food and water
· Medicine
· Other basic necessities (eg: shelter, map)
When I was done with that, I found a few old containers, a pillowcase, and a luggage that I could use to put things in. Running to my room, I packed all my outfits, and then my moms. Luckily we didn't have too many, so I was able to fit them all into suitcase – with the exception of a shirt or two. The next thing I needed was money, and since I had none of that, I was going to have to ask my mom for help on this. I circled it and wrote myself a note to ask later. For now, I should do the things I could do on my own. I quickly scanned the list one more time; deciding what I could do, and what would have to wait. Weapons my mom would have to handle, I could get food, water, and medicine, and shelter was to be taken care of during the trip. I ran back downstairs to find some non-perishable foods I would be able to pack for the trip. Cereals, water, crackers, cheese, nuts, peanut butter, and more were fit into containers and thrown into the pillow case. I threw all of our medicines into the bag, and then checked the items I had completed off the list. That meant all I had to do now was the money and weapons.
"Mom!" I called, searching around for her. It shouldn't be that hard, we do have a tiny house after all.
"Yes, what do you need Skylar?" She asked, seeming to appear out of nowhere.
"Uhm, I've got the food, clothing and medicine. Will you help me with the money and weapons for protection?"
"I thought you said you were doing this by yourself?"
"But I- I don't have any money, and weapons are dangerous…"
My mom laughed, "I'm just joking. Of course I'll help you. Now how much money do you think we'll need?"
I shrugged, having not the slightest idea. "I don't know mom, it's for a whole year, so a lot?"
"Well, do you think we are really going to do this for a whole year, or try for a month and give up or find him sooner?"
"We'll try the whole year we have to, right?" I asked, making sure that it was okay with my mom. She had agreed to try, I didn't want to push her any further, or she might not even let us go at all.
"We'll see, only time can tell. Maybe you and I will feel more or less confident once we start, and then we can make the decision. Okay?"
"Okay," I replied, that was reasonable enough.
My mom then proceeded to take out a wad of money and throw it into the pouch.
"That should be good" My mom smiled at me, trying to make me feel better.
"…And weapons, why do we need them?" My mother asked.
"For self-protection, you never know what you might run into out there."
My mother raised an eyebrow at me, "Where you got such good survival skills, I'll never know" she half said, half mumbled to herself.
"The school has an extracurricular class on it. It's really fun."
"Okay…" my mother laughed, "now what should we bring for weapons?"
I thought for a minute, before coming up with a few ideas.
"A gun, definitely a gun. We might also want to take a knife, but have some sort of cover over it, so we don't cut ourselves. Oh, and I forgot with medicine, we will need bandages to cover up a wound we might get!" I was rambling on now, getting excited that I knew exactly what to do. The plan was going to go perfectly, I just knew it.
"Ready to go?" My mom asked me, while she made the final adjustments to the bag. She places them in an old wheelbarrow we had and had never used. We were going
to have to take turns pushing it, as it would be very heavy, but saving Luke was inspiration to keep going.
"I was born ready!" I smiled at my mom, anxious to take the first step on this year long journey to save my brother. We would succeed, as I would never let us fail.
"Hey Sky, Sky's mom. What you doing? Why do you have that wheelbarrow?"
I grunted, frustrated, but realized I had forgotten to even tell Brooklyn what we were doing. She would have came over eventually and thought we were missing, or dead.
"Were going to try and rescue Luke, Brooklyn. I've been getting messages from him in my dreams and we're going to try and find him. He told me I have a year to do it. Your probably think I'm crazy, but think what you want, I'm still going to do it."
"I don't think you're crazy, but I do think it sound like a crazy good time! Can I join?"
I looked at my mom and she nodded. I smiled, happy that I was going to have a friend to keep me company during this long year.
"Okay, but you're going to need to pack up clothes and things you need. Plus we have no room to carry them in the barrel, so you will need to find something or carry it on your own, if that's okay with you."
"I got stuff, be back tomorrow so I can clear stuff out with my mom and stuff!" Brooklyn replied, and ran out.
"I'm so excited I'm going to have a friend!" I yelled to my mom. I didn't know how I hadn't thought to ask my mom if she could come before, a year without friends is nearly impossible.
"I'm happy for you, sweetie. If she is able to come, please just make sure she doesn't smoke or do any of her drugs on the trip. If she does, they have to be in private and far away, I hate the smell."
"I'll tell her mom. I'm sure she will understand." I said while smiling, not able to help it. This was turning out better than I thought, and it hadn't even started yet.
The next day, Brooklyn returned with a bagful of things, being pushed by a wheelbarrow of her own.
"It's one my mom keeps in the backyard for soil and mulch" Brooklyn said, answering my question before it was even asked.
"Ah. Oh, Brooklyn, can I talk to you in private for a minute?"
"About what?"
"Just come here" I said, walking to the other side of the room. Brooklyn came over, with a puzzled look on her face.
"My mom just wanted to say if you're doing any drugs or anything she would rather you not, but if you have to, do them in private, she doesn't like the smell. I have to agree with her on that one."
"Okay, no biggy. When are we starting this party?" Brooklyn asked, a huge smile approaching her face.
"It's not a party; it's going to be a tough journey. We have no idea where we are going or what we are going to do."
"I like adventure." Brooklyn said, before skipping back over to the other side of the room with my mom.
I rolled my eyes, laughing. Brooklyn may have not always been a good kid, but she was sure interesting to hang out with. I walked over to the other side of the room to join Brooklyn and my mom.
"Okay, I think we should take a few last precationary's. Let's double check everything and make sure we don't need anything else, and then we are ready to go!" I yelled, pumping my fist up at go.


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Pathankot (Punjab), Jan 4: The operation against militants holed up at Pathankot air base entered the third day today after explosions and firing continued intermittently overnight.
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Security forces had yesterday killed one of the at least two terrorists on the second day of the attack in which seven security personnel lost their lives including a Lieutenant Colonel of the NSG. Four terrorists were eliminated on Saturday when they had struck at the air base.
The operation stretched through the night with sounds of gunfire and explosions continuing till around 10 AM today after which they have ceased. Attack helicopters were still flying over the area. More quick response teams have been rushed to the site.
Defence sources had last night said that one more terrorist was killed while another was injured. The holed up militants were discovered in the forested area on the backside of the air base from where they are reported to have entered.