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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OPENJPA-1532?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12837529#action_12837529 ] Kevin Sutter commented on OPENJPA-1532: --------------------------------------- Absolutely, the JPA 2 <shared-cache-mode> element should affect the existing OpenJPA DataCache enablement. That should be part of the integration work. I am reading the spec like you are and the <shared-cache-mode> affects whether to use an L2 cache for caching entities or not. I read that to mean that it should also affect the enablement of the cache. Unless we can find something in the spec that indicates otherwise, I would say that this is a bug. > Should the <shared-cache-mode> element in a persistence unit definition automatically turn on the data cache? > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: OPENJPA-1532 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OPENJPA-1532 > Project: OpenJPA > Issue Type: Question > Components: datacache > Affects Versions: 2.0.0-M1, 2.0.0-M2, 2.0.0-M3, 2.0.0-beta, 2.0.0, 2.0.1, 2.1.0 > Reporter: Jody Grassel > Priority: Minor > > The JPA 2.0 spec introduces a new persistence unit definition element, <shared-cache-mode>, which accepts NONE, ALL, ENABLE_SELECTIVE, and DISABLE_SELECTIVE. The JPA 2.0 spec section 3.7.1 documents the behavior of each of those modes. > What I am curious about is if the use of <shared-cache-mode> should implicitly enable OpenJPA's data cache plugin. Currently, the above element is completely ignored if the persistence unit is missing the properties: openjpa.DataCache=true and openjpa.RemoteCommitProvider=sjvm (because by default, OpenJPA disables data caching). My interpretation of the spec suggests that <shared-cache-mode> is not only a platform-independent method of instructing the data cache which entities are eligible for admittance to the data cache, but it is also a switch providing a platform-independent method of both turning the data cache on or off (since whether the cache is enabled by default is platform-specific). Otherwise, why have a NONE value, if it was not intended to be a platform independent means of turning the data cache off? -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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PARIS, NOVEMBER 11, 2016: (DGW) AMID mounting criticisms that free use of false information on Facebook aided Trump's victory in the just concluded US presidential election, Facebook founder , Mark Zuckerberg has risen to defend his platform saying that Facebook owes no one any apology and therefore should not be held responsible.
While speaking on at Techonomy, a technology conference in California, Zuckerberg said that "the idea that fake news on Facebook influenced the election in any way is a pretty crazy idea."
Facebook, the social networking giant, he said only gives people power to share so that we can make the world more open and connected'
His words: "My goal, and what I care about, is giving people the power to share so we can make the world more open and connected. That requires building a good version of News Feed. We still have work to do on that. We're going to keep improving it.''
"If you believe that then I don't think you have internalized the message Trump supporters are trying to send in this election."
For an increasing number of people, particularly Americans, Facebook is becoming the primary source of news coverage.
The site's News Feed is specifically designed to show users content it thinks will be of most interest, creating what some describe as a "filter bubble" that reinforces a person's view without injecting differences in opinion.
Earlier this year, Facebook was accused of being anti-Trump after it was alleged its human moderators were favouring liberal stories from appearing in people's "trending stories" box.
While denying that claim, the site did sack its human team, instead relying solely on an algorithm to determine which stories were shown to be most popular, reports the BBC.
As a consequence, stories which were later proved entirely false appeared on the timelines of a large number of users, reports the BBC.
When asked about checks and balances needed to keep a company like Facebook in line, Zuckerberg said it was about "listening to what people want".
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Sebastian Vettel led from the off in wet conditions in Shanghai to help Red Bull to their first formula one victory, ahead of team-mate Mark Webber. Current leader of the standings, Jenson Button, had to settle for third, while Lewis Hamilton came home in sixth for McLaren.
The result leaves Button with 21 championship points, six ahead of fellow Brawn driver Rubens Barichello, who finished fourth. Vettel's win sees him join Timo Glock on 10 points. Meanwhile there was more misery for Ferrari, who remain without a point after Kimi Raikkonen finished 10th and Felipe Massa retired.
With the weather forcing the gird to start behind the safety car, the race came down to a tactical battle between Red Bull and this season's pace-setters Brawn. Although both Barichello and Button had been quicker in qualifying once fuel load was taken into account, Vettel in particular tore around the circuit as the teams played cat and mouse through successive pit stops.
Button briefly led, but Vettel soon regained the front when the British driver went in for refuelling, and never looked like relinquishing the lead as he and Webber built a commanding advantage over the rest of the field.
Lewis Hamilton fought his way up after starting down in ninth, but span on more than one occassion to allow McLaren team-mate Heikki Kovalainen to eventually take fifth. The point-scorers were completed by Timo Glock's Toyota and the Toro Rosso of Sebastien Buemi.
Button conceded Brawn GP were simply outpaced. His hopes were dealt a blow when clouds gathered for the first time this weekend before rain fell steadily a few hours before the race. Consequently, organisers decided to start the grand prix behind the safety car. That left Webber and Button vying for second.
"They seemed to be very strong from the word go," said Button. "It was a very difficult race today and I am so pleased that we got both cars to the end of 56 laps and scored as many points as possible.
"The conditions were pretty crazy with rivers of water all over the circuit which changed every time you encountered them. Mark Webber and I had a good fight for a few laps but I just couldn't stay with him. However to finish the race today is an achievement in itself and to be on the podium is fantastic. We couldn't have beaten the Red Bulls and congratulations to Sebastian and Mark on a great result."
Brawn GP had been unable to do any testing in the wet prior to the start of the season and the struggle with the car's tyres in the conditions today is a cause for concern for Button. "I don't know if anyone else struggled but Rubens and myself struggled quite a bit," he added.
"I don't know what reason for that is. Obviously the car is working in a different way, but we will solve those problems I hope in the future because we can't have these guys that far in front. We just couldn't challenge these two guys [Vettel and Webber] today, who were immensely quick. But it is great to score six points and that's important so that we can keep the consistency."
Lewis Hamilton meanwhile was left to rue what he saw as one of his worst ever drives in the wet. The 24-year-old traditionally thrives in wet conditions but struggled in Shanghai, coming off the circuit five times on his way to sixth at the chequered flag.
"I love racing in the wet and I would say that was one of my worst wet performances," he said. "I generally have good wet races but this was incredibly tough. I didn't have any downforce on this car and it was a real struggle but I am glad I got some points for the team."
"All weekend I have been pushing that car beyond its limits but today just proved that I wasn't able to avoid the oversteer moments. It was a little bit fun at the beginning when I had some grip but as always I don't know if it is my driving style or my car, but I seem to destroy my tyres early on."
Final race order
1 Sebastian Vettel (Ger) Red Bull 1hr 57mins 43.485secs
2 Mark Webber (Aus) Red Bull 1:57:54.455
3 Jenson Button (Gbr) Brawn GP 1:58:28.460
4 Rubens Barrichello (Bra) Brawn GP 1:58:47.189
5 Heikki Kovalainen (Fin) McLaren 1:58:48.587
6 Lewis Hamilton (Gbr) McLaren 1:58:55.351
7 Timo Glock (Ger) Toyota 1:58:57.961
8 Sebastien Buemi (Swi) Scuderia Toro Rosso 1:58:59.924
9 Fernando Alonso (Spa) Renault 1:59:07.794
10 Kimi Raikkonen (Fin) Ferrari 1:59:15.235
11 Sebastien Bourdais (Fra) Scuderia Toro Rosso 1:59:17.641
12 Nick Heidfeld (Ger) BMW Sauber 1:59:19.319
13 Robert Kubica (Pol) BMW Sauber 1:59:30.338
14 Giancarlo Fisichella (Ita) Force India +1 lap
15 Nico Rosberg (Ger) Williams +1 lap
16 Nelson Piquet Jr. (Bra) Renault +2 laps
17 Adrian Sutil (Ger) Force India +6 laps
Not Classified: 18 Kazuki Nakajima (Jpn) Williams +13 laps
19 Felipe Massa (Bra) Ferrari +36 laps
20 Jarno Trulli (Ita) Toyota +38 laps
Championship standings
Jenson Button (Gbr) Brawn GP 21pts
Rubens Barrichello (Bra) Brawn GP 15
Sebastian Vettel (Ger) Red Bull 10
Timo Glock (Ger) Toyota 10
Mark Webber (Aus) Red Bull 9.5
Jarno Trulli (Ita) Toyota 8.5
Nick Heidfeld (Ger) BMW Sauber 4
Fernando Alonso (Spa) Renault 4
Heikki Kovalainen (Fin) McLaren 4
Lewis Hamilton (Gbr) McLaren 4
Nico Rosberg (Ger) Williams 3.5
Sebastien Buemi (Swi) Scuderia Toro Rosso 3
Sebastien Bourdais (Fra) Scuderia Toro Rosso 1


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Doing my first race in my new life as a reborn runner tonight at 7pm.. All forms of support and encouragement appreciated!
it's 5k.
Good luck - wish i could do 5k - some day tho
Enjoy it. Then you feel smug all weekend for having done some good exercise!
Good luck - I'm racing 5k tonight too - great way to start the weekend methinks. Enjoy the rebirth.
Thanks Big Bad... Gonna enjoy the pale ale and steak reward I have planned too
Sounds splendid. Will definitely be having a beer or two afterwards myself, though with a vegetarian wife my chances of a steak to go with it are somewhat remote!
Newstead Abbey 5k? Nice pub at the entrance to the park.
WEll, I did it - in 22'56
that's 4 and a half minutes off my previous PB!
Sometimes you just get better with age
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This has been a popular addition to the race... Quite a lot of entrants will line up on the day. It should be fun!
any tips for training for these last few weeks?
For the half... turn up to the race with rested legs (don't overdo it in the week before the event). Put in a bit more hill training in your training (especially towards the end of your run - since there is a stinker of a hill right at the very end of the Leith Hill Half). Get to bed early, and eat well. Lay off the booze the last three days before the race. You'll be laughing!
Any tips for footwear for this?
Ordinary trainers are good enough to complete this race since it it mostly well-drained sandy tracks - spikes are banned (and aren't necessary anyway) - but soft studs may be useful if you think that you have a chance of winning (ie time of less than 3.5 hours). Around 45% of the race is on very uneven hard tracks, 45% on sandy or muddy paths, 5% on grass, 5% on tarmac. I've worn ordinary trainers to run the course, with no problems.
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I am at a critical moment, I cannot get my running faster. Instead it is getting slower, what am i doing wrong? My muscles around my hip and pelvic area feel thigh, would rest and massage help? I worry about missing out on days of running. Not sure it is to do with my cycling to work, although it is a long commute (11miles max round trip) but I do know that my knee feels different when I ride and run during the week. I continue to swim as I absolutely love swimming and my swimming is actually good at the moment..can doing lots of kicks drills help my running? what about water running once a week? can it help...my muscles were so thigh today I could hardly move my legs and run, what I usually do in 44 minutes, I did it in 50minutes today! shocking! also for the trionium is it better to train mostly on trail terrain than road?
I just tried to sign up for the half marathon. Sadly it seems I am (just?) too late as the enroll button now seems to have disappeared from the page.
I would still be very much interested if there is still an opening and possibility. Can you help?
Thank you very much.
Hey Chris
do you want my place if it is possible to swap ? I have strained my hamstring muscle and although im back running, im doing gentle runs and in fact I had planned to do this run partly walking (it is the downhill that hurts most) so I would be happy to give you my place if possible..a friend of mine is doing so I will come to support her anyway.
Hi Maria,
I would be happy to do that if the organisation allows that. Sorry to hear you are hurt by the way. I can imagine that a hilly half marathon is indeed going to be a potential new strain on your muscle.
I actually sent out an email this morning to Robert from Trionium (at least, I hope I found the correct address). I have not heard back yet (not complaining). Perhaps we can check with them if they will allow this under the circumstance.
Maria, feel free to contact me at: firstnameDOTlastnameATgmailDOTcom
Thank you again for the offer.
Well I've just completed a last-minute entry, so you should be able to get in.
Rob is usually very understanding about transfers, but does need all your details and an email request from the entrant to do the transfer.
This will be my longest run since august last year at milland after which I got an Achilles tear !
Online entry now closed - entry on the day strictly by prior arrangement with rob@ trionium dot com.
The current forecast of heavy rain will make for testing conditions: come prepared!
Forecast wasn't wrong. Race was awesome though. Felt like a re-enactment of the Somme at about the 3/4 mark, but once again the thought of bacon, beans and toast lured me to the finish. Awesome race - whatever the weather.


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Abilene Reporter News (Newspaper) - October 23, 1938, Abilene, Texas m rn rn ¥"WITHOUT, OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES WE SKE I CH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT COES,"-Byron VOL LVI11, NO. 145. ». <m ABILENE, TEXAS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 23, 1938—TH IRTY-TWO PAGES INTHREE SECTIONS. PRICE FIVE CENTSPublic Invited To Area Fair Meet TuesdayElection Of New Directors To Be Chief Business Officials of the West Texas Fair association are calling attention of those interested in the future of the West Texas fair to a meeting scheduled Tuesday afternoon. They emphasized three points: 1. That the main purpose of the meeting will be to elect new directors for the approaching year. 2. That the meeting is open to the public. 3. That the meeting will be held in the West Texas chamber of commerce building—the old federal building on North Third street—and not in the Abilene chamber's building on South First and Oak. The WITH START OF WAGE-HOUR ACT MONDAY— SOLON IN DARK, TOO— Employers Must Keep Records data scarce ON WAGE ACT WASHINGTON, Oct. 22 — (JP) — The wage and hour administration disclosed tonight that employers would have to keep records of some sort for 11,000.000 workers under the labor standards act going into effect at midnight Sunday. Officials estimated the law would result in wage raises for 750,000 persons, and shorten working hours for 1,500,000. They said records would have to be kept also for the other millions of employes in interstate commerce whose wages and working conditions already exceed the standards of the statute, or whose occupations exempt them from the law. However, in the case of many exempt groups, such as professional workers and administrative employes, only the worker s name, address and occupation must be recorded. Elmer F. Andrews, the wage-hour administrator, disclosed in regulations that no specific form would be required for the records, as long as the data kept included all the desired information and was accessible to the administrator and his representatives. To make the task of employers as simple as possible, he said, he had tried to coordinate the recordkeeping requirements under this law with those under the social se- had been no labor legislation previously. "It is a new animal to them, and apparently a very ferocious one," Andrews commented. But he predicted that after the act had gone into effect employers would like it as well as employes. These are the items, generally speaking, regarding which employ upon which wages are paid. Wages at regular rate of pay for each work week, excluding extra compensation attributable to the excess of the overtime rate over the regular rate. Extra wages for each work week attributable to the excess of the overtime rate over the regular rate. Additions to cash wages at cost, WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.— (UP)—Wage Hour Administrator Elmer F. Andrews today scheduled radio speeches over all three major networks Sunday and Monday to explain the new wit* hour law which becomes effective Monday. He will speak at 12:45 p. rn., Abilene time, tomorrow over the Columbia broadcasting system and will be heard over the National Broadcasting company network at 8:45 CST Monday. He will speak on the Mutual Broadcasting company chain at 10.15 p. rn. CST Monday. curity act, state unemployment compensation laws and similar statutes. The administrator met reporters during the day, telling them that "generally, employers have been fine" about preparing to observe the law. In those sections of the country where objections had been raised to it, he continued, there ers subject to the act—those engaged in interstate commerce — must keep records: Full name of the employe. Home address. Date of birth if employe is under 19 Hours worked each work day and each work week. Regular rate of pay and basts or reductions from stipulated wages in the amount deducted or at the cost of the item for which deduction is made, whichever is less. Total wages paid for each work week. Date of payment. The act, passed at the last session of congress, provides for a work week no longer than 44 hours during the first year of operation of the law; 42 hours the second year, and 40 hours thereafter. It provides minimum pay of 25 cents an hour the first year, 30 cents an hour the next six years, and 40 cents thereafter. All of these standards are imposed only in interstate commerce.Scrip Discouraged WASHINGTON, Oct. 22—(/Pi-One wage-hour ruling by Administrator Elmer F. Andrews may discourage the use of scrip by industrial firms. In determining what makes up wages for the purpose of figuring overtime, the administrator ruled that "scrip does not constitute a proper medium of payment under the act." Scrip, ordinarily used for transactions at a company-owned store or in a company town, would be considered as wages, Andrews said, only to the extent of the actual Not even the congressman is enlightened concerning actual scope of the wage-hour bill which goes into effect Monday, and how it will be administered locally. Congressman George C. Mahon of Colorado, visiting in Abilene Saturday, said he had not been informed what method of local enforcement of the new law would be followed. "There's been very little information given out on the bill," Mahon observed, "but no doubt administrative plans and other arrangements will be pushed." Mahon came to Abilene from Haskell, where he had attenled the Central West Texas fair. He visited in the home of President J. D. Sandefer of Hardin-Simmons university and addressed the H-SU student body in chapel services Saturday morning. Congressman Mahon is a Hardin-Simmons alumnus. He graduated from the local institution in 1924. Mahon said he had recently established office headquarters at Lubbock, in order that he may be more centrally located in his district. However, Colorado is still home to him, he assured. # * * cost to the employer of purchased with it at a store. Face Job Loss FORT WORTH, Oct. —An estimated 1.000 the goods company 22—(UPI low-wage * * $ workers will be thrown out of jobs in the pecan anti peanut industries here under the new federal wage-hour bill, officials predicted here today. Since pecan and peanut-shelling See WAGE-HOUR, Pg. 6. Col. 8 WTCC building offera ae- ______ _ ___ cm.od.Uon. for . Ur,er JUBILANT OVER CANTON VICTORY- crowd. Time of the meeting will be 2:30 p. rn. Presiding will be D. H. Jefferies, present president of the association. In addition to the important matter of electing directors, the group is to discuss the future policies of ♦he fair—particularly such matters as gate admissions and cheaper grandstand entertainment. GATE FEE PROPOSED Proposal has been made that a general gate charge—probably 25 cents—be assessed to remove the word "free" from the fair's name and to aid in balancing the books, j Rodeo performances, of which there were six nights during the 1938* fair, are facing discontinuance. | They failed to draw crowds this year, and cost of production was too high. Grandstand attractions, whatever they are, will likely be cheaper to produce and cheaper of admission in the future, present directors predict. The 1938 fair showed a loss of approximately $2,000, due to red figures in rodeo and horse racing books. Percentages received from carnival attractions and concessionaires uavev the fair from even worse financial embarrassment. TWO PANAMA CANAL SPY SUSPECTS Japs Vow Complete Conquest Of Chinese Monday lo Be Fair, Warmer Scanty Showers Give Partial Relief * To Parched Region FOLLOWING CHINESE-JAPANESE WAR WITH MAPMAKER Lots Of Smoke But Little Fire * COLORADO, Oct. 22—(Spl> — Hundreds of Saturday shoppers in * Colorado had ringside seats, so to speak, at a fire which occurred in ♦ he heart of the business district shortly before noon, threatening destruction to one of the towns oldest business buildings. The blaze started in the wastebasket in the Charles Landau men s clothing store,* presumably from a . lighted cigarette stub. It had gained considerable headway before the alarm was turned in, but was extinguished soon cfter the arrival of the firemen. The damage was not estimated. Smoke poured from every window and crevice of the second story, making the fire a spectacular one. No decided change in temperatures for Abilene and vicinity today was apparent last night. Weather forecasts promised fair skies and rising temperatures for Monday. According to forecasts the cold spell will extend farther south today while the panhandle may expect warmer weather. Drizzling rains from scattered clouds over West Texas yesterday brought only partial relief to the parched territory'. Rainfall in Abilene during the morning totaled .ll Inch. The scanty shower here brought the yearly total to 30.73 indies, nearing twice the amount of rain which had been received this time last year. Stamford reported intermittent showers all morning, of about the same density as .Abilene's fall. Brownwood and Ballinger also .reported light rainfall during the morning hours. EVENTS TO COME IN WEST TEXAS SNYDER—Local p6st 'of 'the American Legion will be host December 3-4 to the district 19 convention of that oiganization. SPUR.—Spur's first livestock sale will be held November 7, the first .Monday. BIG SPRING.—Those connected with the government's farm program in the Big Spring district will meet to study the 1939 regulations November 2 and 3 in the Settles hotel. HASKELL—A special venire of 75 men have been ordered for the trial October 31 ol W. H. Tysinger, charged with murder of John Yancey. AUSTIN.—The highway department will let contracts Tuesday on grading and drainage structures for highway 191, the Baird to Coleman loute. BRADY. — A turkey grading school will be held October 31. ASPERMONT.—Stonewall county's postponed Golden Jubilee celebration will be held November 3, 4, and 5. Commr. McDonald To Spook At Merkel MERKEL. Oct. 22—<Spl>—Stat* Commissioner of Agriculture J. E. McDonald will speak here at 2 p.m. Monday, Oct. 31. In behalf of the domestic allotment plan which he advocates. Definite date for the visit of McDonald was made Friday by R. B. Wells, cotton farmer here, who received, a letter from the stat* agriculture commissioner, accepting an invitation to speak. If weather permits, McDonald will speak at the city tabernacle, and all farmers of this section and others interested in discussion of the farm program fire invited attend. This map shows the high spots of Japan's campaign in China as the invaders entered Canton in one of the war s most surprising and quickest drives of the war. They approached nearer Hankow, too. on the northern front, and gave rise to Japanese hopes for an early successful conclusion to the conflict. (Associated Press! DEMOCRACIES PESSIMISTIC— Rearmament Race Faced to Mayors, C-C Meet At Midland Closes MIDLAND. Oct. 22 —Silver City. New Mexico, was selected today as the January meeting place for the Southwestern Conference of Mayors *and Chamber of Commerce representatives. Members made their selection during the closing session of a two-day fall meeting, here. France Set To Buy Materials Insurgent Plane Attacks Flare In Renewed Intensity By The Associated Press , . .. . . . _ . Both England and France, parties t° death and a third to the "Munich peace ' which pared wounded seriously in a fight in the the Sudetenland from Czecho-1 Penitentiary L herculeses ward to-slovakia, Saturday faced the prob- CONVICTS SLAIN IN QUARREL OVER TURNING ON GAS STOVE Third Oklahoma Pen Inmate Brutally Beaten Before Knifing Pair In Fight MCALESTER. OHa.. Oct. 22.—<£»> -Two long term prisoners were Identify Hitchhiker TUCUMCARI. N M" Oct. 22 — (£*i—A girl hitchhiker killed in an automobile accident east of aSnta Rosa two weeks ago was identified today from FBI fingerprint records as Dorothy Marie Parker of Springfield. Mo., state Policeman Albert Hathaway announced. SHAKESPEARE OR BACON?— Spenser's Tomb Searched For Elegy In Effort To Settle Controversy On Poets LONDON, Oct. 22—(TPI—An exploration of the tomb of Edmund Spenser in the Poet's Comer of Westminster abbey has been begun in the hope of finding a buried Shakespearean elegy which might help settle the Bacon-Shakespeare controversy. II Is believed that Shakespeare (Bacon?) mat have been among the poets who, according to the Historian William Camden, placed "Mournful Elegiesa and Poems with the Pens that Wrote Them" in the grave of Spenser, who died In 1599. Ohould this be true and the man-ascript still be legible it could be compared with known spumone of the writings of Sir Frances Bacon in an effort to determine who was the real Shakespeare. Ben Jonson, Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher and others were supposed to have placed po#ms in the grave of Spenser, the "Poets Poet," who died, according to contemporaries, "for lack of bread in King street." Lawrence Tanner, keeper of muniments at Westminster abbey, said that because there is no exact lem of quicker rearmament in an atmosphere of pessimism over the future of relations with Germany and Italy. Unless Britain's armed strength is sufficient to match Germany's, many British quarters believe, surrender instead of compromise will be inevitable when Chancellor Hitler raises the question of returning pre-war colonies, the next item on his agenda. Its rearmament program slowed for months, the French government made it plain yesterday that it had committed itself to heavy purchases of war material unless an agreement could be obtained to minimize Europe's dangers of conflict. Of the world's actual war fronts, Japanese completely occupied Canton. gateway to China's rich southern provinces, while General Shun-koru Hata, commander of the forces before Hankow, declared Japan would continue her war until anti-Japanese resistance ends. Staff officers said they would be in Hankow, the Chinese provisional capital, within two weeks. Spanish insurgent air attacks on government - held Mediterranean ports veered from Barcelona to Valencia, their intensity presaging I possible new offensives. TROOPS MASSED On ll potential warfront, the day over whether a gas stove should be turned lower. Vern Brothers, serving 20 years from Tulsa county for robbery and Ignacio Gomez, once condemned to die for murder, were rlain. Buster Murphy, a convict run-n*r in charge of the ward. was beaten brutal';' before he killed the other two convicts with a knife. Gomez, from Kay county, and Brothers, .ho once escaped from the prison but was recap- The Weather AR (LEN F. and Vicinity: Portly rloady Sunday; Monday, (air with rising tem-para tar*. KAST TK\A«: Parti* cloud* preceded by rain In noutheaat portion, colder In .oath and citron* ca .t portion* Sunday; Mon- j day fair. Klaing temperature In weal and ; north portion*. Moderate to freah northerly wind* on the eoaat. HUST TK\AS; Partly etoady. colder In extreme «»u!hen«t. not «nl'.e _# cold In the Panhandle sundn*; Monday fair, rU- , lag temperature*. NKW MEXICO! I n aet I led Munday and Monday ; little rhange In temperatare. WEATHER REPORT record of the burial, "we -do not IS v/" m wan runt, me know the precise spot where the Czechoslovakia - Hungarion border, remains lie nor how deep they may be." The exploration work was started at the request of the Bacon society. more than 1.000AD0 soldiers waited for diplomats to agree or disagree See POWERS, Pf. 6, CoL 7 rn A. M. . HOI R 5 *' P. M. sa ...... so ...... ai ...... ....... 3 . **......... SO •4 ...... 04 ...... ....... s ........... • • SO S3 ...... ....... s ........... OO •4 ...... 04 ...... * ............. BS . AT ... s ............. 07 SI ...... St ............ I*........iv... — so ....... ll ............. — Midnight ... ES Noon ll High and law trni'wmturra ta $ p. rn. *r.trrda*. rn and .VV* Samizdat a >#s.r aga. Kl and 17 sun»rr3*e termly #:M. *«n-rt*r Irwin . «:4». *«da>. R:»*. Precipitation far th* Ja*t jg hoar*, .ll lack. W® <$ lured, attacked Murphy, other convicts related, when the latter turned a gas stove lower because he thought the ward was too hot. The two slain convicts were armed with iron pipes tom from bunks in the ware, the other inmates said. They battered Murphy about the head but he managed to break loose and obtained the knife from a hiding place and killed the two after a fight that lasted several minutes. Guards were called by other inmates of the ward but reach-the scene of the fight too late to stop It. Murphy was taken to the prison hospital but wao »nable to give a coherent account of the battle. Murphy, serving 15 years from Garvin county for robbery with firearms, was in charge of the ward, set aside from the main part of the prison. No civilian guards are employed in the wtrd. An investigation of the double slaying was startfd immediately by Pittsburg county Attorney W. J Counts. He declined comment pending outcome of the investigation. Methodists Call For Disarmament Parley SAN ANTONIO, Oct. *2.—(Oh-Militant Methodists, Convening here from West Texas, asked President Roosevelt today to ca£ world economic and dlsMmamei^, confer-4ence and ^ help end w ar "hysteria. Forecast Early Fall Of Hankow Defense Virtually Collapsing In All Sectors Is Claim WITH THE JAPANESE ARMY BEFORE HANKOW, Oct. 22—(AP)—The commander of the forces pressing on Hankow, General Shunroku Hata, declared today Japan would continue her war until all anti-Japanese resistance ended. CHIANG TARGET He said the Japanese would chase Generalissimo Chung Kai-Shek into Szechwan or Yunnan province, extreme southwestern China, if necessary, and were prepared as a last resort to fight any nation challenging what he called Japanese national rights and interests in China. He predicted early capture of Hankow, Generalissimo Chiapg's Yangtze river headquarters, and the "smashing of organized, large scale Chinese resistance." Japanese staff officers, Jubilant over the capture of Canton yesterday by a 10-day-old expedition into South China and the now faster approach of their own forces on the Hankow front, asserted they would be in Hankow within two weeks. They said Hanow's defenders were disheartened and were virtually collapsing in all sectors. JAP NAVY ADVANCES While Hata was being interviewed at his field headquarters, Japanese naval forces were smashing their way up the curving Yangte, within 35 miles by air and 50 miles by river of the Wuhan cities—Hankow. Yanyang and Wuchang — while northern and southern armies were closing in on their goal like a vise. To rid the thieatened zone of foreign shipping and potential incidents, the naval command advised foreign vessels to withdraw from Hankow for at least IO miles upriver, (Reuters, British news agency, corrected its previous report from Hongkong that Generalissimo Chi-ung had left Hankow' for Changsha, about 200 miles south, capital of Hunan province The Reuters correspondent at Hanow reported the generalissimo ana Mme. Chiang were still at Hankow.) Odessa Tool Pusher Killed In Explosion LOVINGTON, N. M.. Oct. 22 — (A*)—"Doc" Price, a tool pusher for the Magnolia Oil company, was killed and two other men were injured. one critically, in an explosion while they were working on a pipe line today. Witnesses said Price, of Odessa, Texas, was sitting on two boxes of dynamite, crimping a cap with his teeth when the explosion occurred. His body was blown to bits and scattered over an area extending IOO yards from the explosion. Ted Steen another worker, was injured so seriously it was believed he would not recover. W A Davidson, a third, was only slightly injured. Federal authorities are inves-gating a possible link between four Germans recently arrested in the Panama Canal zone for photographing strategic fortifications and the defendants in the Important German espionage case being tried in New York federal court. Two of the four suspected spies are pic tured above. At left is Ernst Robert Kuhrig, of Colon, who had mended typewriters and other machines for army posts on the Atlantic side of the Canal zone for four years. In-geborg Warrant Gutmann at right, is an employe of Hapag-Lloyd, a German steamship line with headquarters at Cristobal. U. S. Protests In Office Seizures Mexico Expropriates Quarters Of Two American Firms Despite Court Edict MEXICO CITY Oct. 22.—UT)—The Mexican government today expropriated downtown rented offices of two American oil companies despite a temporary injunction granted by the second district federal court and served during the actual seizure. As a result United States Ambassador Josephus Daniels made representations to the foreign office, and was told the matter would ba taken up ''the first thing Monday morning." The offices were those of the Titania and Mercedes petroleum companies. affiliates of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey.. Five agents of the ministry of national I---———— ' Pipe Crushes Train Riders Rescuers Work Hour To Free Transient Pair COLORADO. Oct. 22 — (Splash if ting pipe rn an open car on a westbound freight train crushed the legs of two transients at Loraine early Saturday morning and held the men in conscious torture for an hour while rescuers worked frantically to free them. The men were caught by the economy entered the offices shortly after noon and presented a brief document saying the government ''needs the offices" to carry on its petroleum business, and that the government's decree of March 18 expropriating foreign - owned oil properties was applicable. Within an hour the agents, while sealing up the doors with government-stamped adhesive tape, were served with an "amparo," the nearest Mexican equivalent to an injunction. After hurried telephoning. the agents said they would continue the expropriation since the court order had arrived after they were actually in possession. Section Combed For Colorado Hijacker COLORADO Oct. 22—(SpD—Officers of Colorado and other West Texas towns were still on the look-out late S turday for a man who heavy pipe when it shifted to their hi-jacked M. H. Davis, east Colo- end of the car when the train rado filling station operator of $16 started up after a stop in Loraine. Friday at dusk and got away In Before they could be freed a loco-Davis' car. motive had to jerk the car and The car was wrecked a short dis- shift the pipe to the other end. A tance from the filling station where physician was on hand to ad-the hold-up ocurred. Evidently minister sedatives to the men while unfamiliar with the neighborhood, rescuers tried to move the pipe. the bandit fled south on a dead-end a Colorado ambulance belonging street, running through a gate near to Jones & Russell rushed the men the C. E. Franklin home. to a Sweetwater hospital. Roy Mc- The hold-up occur, ed, according Connell of Ohio suffered on© to Davis, just as he was getting into h'r car after closing up for the day. The man, described as of medium build, and about 25 years old, appeared on foot and forced Davis to hand over his money at the point of a gun. Marry Boss' Secretary, Not Daughter, Prof Advises; She At Least Has Job PROVIDENCE R. I., Get. 22—(UP)—Marry the boss's secretary, not his daughter. Professor Gale Noyes of Brown university advised members of his English class. Times have changed since Professor Robert Rogers of Massachusetts Institute of Technology urged his students to "be a snob and marry the boss's daughter." Noyes said "The government is getting all the boss's money, so he ll never give it to his daughter," he explained. "The sectary, however, has a job." crushed leg. His companion, Calvert Johnson of Cement. Oklahoma, had both legs crushed badly. Both men were about 30. They said they were enroute to Phoenix, Arizona, and had boarded the freight at Sweetwater. Shooting Victim's Condition Unchanged BALLINGER. Oct. 22—'There was no apparent change in the condition of Dan Liverman, local man shot here Friday by liquor officers in the process of serving a traffic warrant, a doctor at the Ballinger hospital said late tonight There was a possibility that Liver- • man was slightly weaker, the doctor said. He still suffered from internal bleeding and his condition was considered very critical. ;
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Published on July 29th, 2014 | by Christopher DeMorro
Video: Nissan LEAF Goes Well Beyond "Empty"
July 29th, 2014 by Christopher DeMorro
Robert Llewellyn is an English actor, comedian, and unabashedd EV fan, going so far as to star in his own electric car show, Fully Charged. His latest episode focuses on his Nissan LEAF, which he finally decided to deliberately run totally out of battery. What happened though surprised even him.
Here in the U.S., the Nissan LEAF is officially rated at 73 miles of combined city and highway driving. Sounds like not a lot of range, but Llewellyn claims that in 41,000 miles of driving, he's never come close to a fully depleted battery. After going beyond the official range though, Llewellyn got what he claimed was the opposite of range anxiety, wanting the car to run out of charge. In fact, he would end up going about 91 miles on a single charge at a respectable speed, with the LEAF slowly losing power until the actor happily proclaiming "I've got nothing left!"
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