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By Dave Anderson
Published: October 12, 1987
DETROIT— NOT far away Darrell Evans was talking about having been ''half a step too far off'' when he was picked off third base to kill the Tigers' sixth-inning rally. More than any of his teammates, Evans was the goat of last night's 5-3 loss that enabled the Minnesota Twins to grab a 3-1 lead in the American League Championship Series that could end here today. But at his locker, Alan Trammell was talking about heroes, not goats.
''Now that we've lost three games, maybe we'll relax,'' the Tigers' shortstop said. ''Maybe we've been too tense. Maybe we've been pressing, trying to be heroes.''
In the chill of Sunday night, Trammell had worn two sweatshirts under a navy blue turtleneck dickie and two pairs of socks. He also had kept a hand-warmer in his back pocket. But he wasn't able to find a thermal bat. With an infield single in the first inning, he has only three hits in 15 times at bat for a .200 average in this best-four-of-seven series. He has driven in only one run. He has only one extra-base hit, a double. Hardly the same cleanup hitter who emerged during the final weeks of the season as a Most Valuable Player Award candidate with a .343 average, 28 homers and 105 runs batted in.
''But don't worry about Alan,'' said Sparky Anderson, the Tiger manager. ''Alan will hit.''
But maybe Trammell has been trying too hard to hit as he did in October three years ago. When the Tigers swept the Kansas City Royals in the 1984 A.L.C.S., Trammell batted .364. When the Tigers won the World Series in five games from the San Diego Padres that year, Trammell batted .450, hit two homers, drove in six runs and was chosen as the most valuable player of that Series.
Over the first five weeks of the recent season, Trammell also had a slow start. Through May 18 he had only one homer and had driven in only 11 runs.
''Early on, I didn't know what to expect, I'm not exactly the prototype cleanup hitter'' Trammell said, sitting at his locker in the Tiger clubhouse. ''But after a few weeks I got into a good groove. I didn't try to change my swing to hit more homers. But mentally, being the cleanup hitter got me to be more aggressive, especially with runners on base. As the cleanup hitter, your job is to drive in runs. I wasn't trying to hit the ball out of the ballpark. I hit 21 homers a year ago, but before that I'd never hit more than 14. I thought I'd hit between 15 and 20, but I had my career year in homers, average and r.b.i.''
In previous years, Lance Parrish had been the Tigers' cleanup hitter. But in March the husky catcher joined the Philadelphia Phillies as a free agent.
''When we left spring training, I didn't know if I'd hit fourth,'' Trammell said. ''Darrell Evans had hit there occasionally, and I thought Kirk Gibson might.''
Throughout baseball history, shortstops have seldom batted cleanup. Since divisional play began in 1969, no other shortstop has ever batted cleanup in a league championship series. Cal Ripken Jr. of the 1983 Baltimore Orioles is the only shortstop to have batted third in a league championship series. When the Tigers won the A.L.C.S. and the World Series three years ago, Trammell batted second, with Gibson third and Parrish fourth.
''This year,'' Anderson said, ''I felt that with Lou Whitaker leading off, Pat Sheridan batting second and Gibson third, we'd have a lot of first and third with one out. I put Alan fourth because I wanted somebody who would make contact. I didn't want somebody who would strike out a lot. I thought we'd be eighth or ninth in the American League in runs. But as it turned out, we not only led the league in runs, we broke the league record.''
In their 10th full season together as a double-play combination, Trammell and Whitaker also set a major-league record. No other shortstop and second baseman have ever played together that long.
''The first time we were together,'' Trammell recalled, ''was in the Florida Instructional League after the 1976 season. Eddie Brinkman was our tutor. I had spent two months in the minors after being signed out of high school in June and spent, and Lou had played two years in the minors. The next year, 1977, we played together at Montgomery, then in 1978 we started playing together here.''
After those 10 seasons together in the majors, Trammell and Whitaker react almost subconsciously to each other around second base.
''We just know where the other one's going to be,'' Trammell said. ''With another second baseman, I'd catch the ball and then look to see where he is. With Lou there, I just catch the ball and throw it. I don't need to look. But every once in a while, we get mixed up. On a grounder up the middle, I usually go first, and he goes behind me. We ran into each other a few weeks ago. But it doesn't happen very often.''
Despite his .200 average, Trammell was hoping for a victory today that would return the A.L.C.S. to Minnesota for the sixth game and possibly a decisive seventh game.
''The big home run has been the story of our year,'' Trammell said. ''Pat Sheridan's homer in Saturday's game. Larry Herndon's homer to beat Toronto, 1-0, in the final game of the season. Gibson's home run to bring us back in the ninth inning the previous weekend when it looked like Toronto was going to sweep us. That's the thing that has made this team what it is. Having all these different guys who can take you out of the ballpark.''
But now the Tigers need a big home run to put them back into the World Series quest.
Photo of Kirby Puckett batting against the Tigers (AP)


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Although Miami isn't quite the powerhouse program it was a decade ago, the Hurricanes always produce talent for the next level, including offensive tackle Seantrel Henderson and quarterback Stephen Morris for the 2014 class.
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Miami managed just seven wins in 2012, but without a clear-cut favorite in the Coastal Division this season, the Hurricanes could surprise with the young talent on the roster. Miami hasn't produced a top-20 selection in the NFL Draft since 2005 (DB Antrel Rolle), but it's not impossible to think that Henderson or Morris could change that in the 2014 NFL Draft.
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1. OT Seantrel Henderson (6-8, 340, 5.26)
Although there has been more hype than on-field consistency, Henderson appeared to get comfortable as a junior last season and showed why he was so highly coveted out of high school. After just two starts as a sophomore in 2011 and starting last season as a part-time player, he settled in and started the final seven games at right tackle in 2012. Henderson is a mountain of a man and there are just so few human beings on the earth that possess his size, length and overall coordination to win with quickness and power. He isn't the most athletic mover on an island, but he covers a large area due to his natural wide base, broad shoulders and overall wingspan. Henderson anchors well and is a tough guy to move from his spot but will also do a nice job at the second level and plays with the motor to eliminate his man once engaged. He does need to improve his eye discipline and hand usage; he grabs too much, which will lead to holding calls. Henderson has off-field baggage that needs to be checked out, but he has several attractive NFL traits and I'd expect several D.J. Fluker comparisons as we get closer to next April.
2. QB Stephen Morris (6-2, 215, 4.59)
After splitting snaps with Jacory Harris his first two seasons in Coral Gables, Morris was the clear-cut No. 1 quarterback on the depth chart in 2012 and started all 12 games. He set career-bests with 3,345 passing yards and 21 touchdowns, but he needs to improve his 58.2% completions from a year ago. Morris has average-at-best height and build but is a quick athlete with elusive moves and excellent feel in the pocket to maneuver around the noise to keep plays alive. He has room to refine his footwork, but he sets up quickly and stays balanced through his delivery, showing precise downfield vision and touch. Morris has improved substantially with his pre-snap recognition skills to find mismatches and understand where he wants to go with the football before the pocket collapses. He has all the arm strength needed for the next level but has almost too much belief in his arm at times, which will get him in trouble. Morris is an intriguing pro prospect who could potentially jump up draft boards with a strong senior season.
3. DE Anthony Chickillo (6-3, 265, 4.79)*
A former five-star high school recruit, Chickillo saw the field early in his Miami career, starting the last 21 straight games for the Hurricanes. He is thickly-put-together and has worked hard to fill out his frame, adding over 40 pounds since high school. While he plays with some natural flexibility, Chickillo isn't a quick-twitch mover, and he struggles to win with his average burst or natural explosion alone. He does stand out with his relentless motor against the run and ability to anchor while keeping his eyes elevated to track the ball, but he isn't quite where he needs to be as a pass rusher just yet. Despite leading the team in sacks last season with four, Chickillo needs to develop his pass-rush moves and learn how to better use his aggressive hands.
4. WR Phillip Dorsett (5-9, 187, 4.42)*
A substantial reason behind Morris' success at quarterback is the help he received from his receivers in 2012, most notably Dorsett who emerged as the team's go-to threat last season. He led the Hurricanes in receiving a year ago with 58 catches for 842 yards and four scores, totals that ranked him among the best in the ACC. Dorsett is the explosive playmaker for the Hurricanes with his natural speed and ability to create after the catch. He ranked among the leaders in the country with 21 plays of 25-plus yards and showed the ability to make an impact at all levels of the field, also helping out on special teams as a return man. Dorsett, who also runs track at Miami, is undersized and will drop too many easy catches, but he has terrific body control and tracks the ball well downfield. He was listed as a back-up on Miami's spring depth chart, but expect Dorsett to be Morris' leading target again in 2013.
Other Miami (FL) prospects worth watching:
WR Allen Hurns (6-1, 195, 4.52)
Despite only average size, speed and career production, Hurns is a fluid athlete with good wiggle after the catch.
TE Clive Walford (6-4, 248, 4.79)
Walford needs to cut down on the drops, but he blossomed late last season and finished third on the team with 451 receiving yards.
OL Malcolm Bunche (6-6, 323, 5.24)*
The starting left tackle a year ago, Bunche needs to refine his technique as he makes the expected move to left guard in 2013.
OG Brandon Linder (6-5, 312, 5.16)
Entering his fourth season as a starter, Linder is one of the team leaders, but he suffered a knee injury this past spring.
OG Jon Feliciano (6-5, 318, 5.22)*
After starting every game at left guard last season, Feliciano will have to beat out Bunche for the starting job in 2013.
DE Shayon Green (6-2, 260, 4.64)
The Canes' leading tackler from 2012, Green has overcome two ACL tears at Miami and has seen time at both end and linebacker.
OLB Denzel Perryman (5-11, 230, 4.65)*
Despite average size for the position, Perryman flashes the athleticism and instincts needed for the next level.
FS A.J. Highsmith (6-0, 208, 4.59)
A former quarterback, Highsmith transitioned to defensive back as a sophomore and has developed into Miami's starting free safety.
P Pat O'Donnell (6-4, 222, 4.68)
A transfer from Cincinnati, O'Donnell has booming leg strength and is one of the top senior punter prospects.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Manchester rockers The Stone Roses, who rose to fame in the late 1980s before fading almost as fast less than a decade later, have reunited for a world tour kicking off in their home town next June.
The quartet's eponymous debut album, released in 1989, is considered one of the greatest records to come out of British rock.
They produced just one more studio album, "Second Coming," in 1994, although lead singer Ian Brown hinted that there could be a third in the works.
"We hope so, but we said that before didn't we?" he told a London press conference on Tuesday.
Asked why the band had reformed 15 years after splitting, Brown replied: "Because I think we're great and I think we've still got it and I think we've still got something to give to people, and I think that in times like this we can uplift people."
The tour starts on June 29, 2012, with the first of two gigs at Manchester's Heaton Park. Further details of the tour have yet to be released.
The reformed group will feature what most people consider to be the core quartet -- vocalist Brown, guitarist John Squire, bass player Gary "Mani" Mounfield and drummer Alan "Reni" Wren.
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Talking to Your Doctor About Pancreatic Cancer
You have a unique medical history. Therefore, it is essential to talk with your doctor about your personal risk factors and/or experience with pancreatic cancer. By talking openly and regularly with your doctor, you can take an active role in your care.
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Thank God! (1 of 36) by Keith Krell
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Keith Krell
1 Corinthians 1:1-9
How do you feel about your church? When you think of your church, do you get excited or depressed? Do you think of strengths or weaknesses? Do you think of what is happening or what is not happening? How do you feel about your church? How do you view those who are a part of your church?
Imagine with me a church wracked with divisions and factions. There are preaching cults where church members favor one particular preacher over another. Imagine a church filled with sexual immorality. Some of the members are visiting prostitutes. One church member is having an affair with his stepmother. Imagine a church where believers don't work out their problems. Instead, they sue each other in secular courts. Imagine a church where debates rage on topics like Christian liberty, men's and women's roles, prophecies, and speaking in tongues. And to top it off, imagine a church where the Lord's Supper is abused and a significant number do not even believe in the bodily resurrection of Christ!
The church I just described is the first-century church of Corinth…a church that the apostle Paul founded! Now how do you feel about your church? Do you feel any differently? Perhaps you are slightly encouraged that things in your own church aren't nearly as bad as you thought. Regardless, the question that begs to be answered is: How did Paul respond to this unlovable church that only a controversial talk show host could love? Paul surprises us and responds with optimistic thanksgiving. Why is Paul thankful for the Corinthian church? Because God gives His church every gracious gift and keeps His church secure in His faithfulness. We could say it like this: "God gives and God keeps." In 1 Cor 1:1-9, Paul pens a greeting and thanksgiving to the church at Corinth. In these nine verses, Paul will answer the inevitable question: Why should we give thanks to God for our church? Paul gives two reasons: (1) Go ...
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Some people just shouldn't have children, and others treat having a child like most pre-teens do getting a new guitar. It's cool at first, but before you know it, it winds up in the garbage. We're half way through the year and like previous years, this list is, sadly, way too easy to make. From the totally outrageous to the shocking and appalling, here are the absolute worst parents of 2011 (so far).
Mom Buys Boob Job for 7-Year-old Daughter
What do you get the 7-year-old who has absolutely everything?
Well, British mom Sarah Burge decided to give her darling daughter, Poppy, that is, yes, 7 years in age, a voucher for a breast augmentation surgery. Burge herself, the mother, known as the "Human Barbie," gave her Baby Barbie a voucher for breast augmentation for her birthday recently, which seems a little odd. But you know what? Don't worry. She can't cash it in until she's 16.
You can't let a 7 year old get a boob job! It's inhumane. I mean, think of how hard finger painting would become.
Was the little girl upset that she didn't get the usual birthday presents a 7-year-old would get? No. Not at all. In fact, she was thrilled, telling the 'Daily Mail,' "I wanted a new computer, a holiday and a voucher for surgery. When I got it all, it was a dream come true. I can't wait to be like Mummy with big boobs."
FYI: Sarah Burge admits that her 15-year-old stepdaughter has already had Botox injections.
We can start the betting pool on how soon both daughters' self esteem will peak right abouuuut now.
Mom Sells Daughter's Virginity for $10,000
What do you do when you're down on your luck and you need to get rid of a few items in order to make your bills? Rationally, you sell your DVDs first, then you move on to other valuable things that you like, but don't need like, you know, old sewing machines, your 13-year-old daughter's virginity and maybe some old blouses, but who really pays reasonable buy-back sums for blouses nowadays?
According to police, Felicia Rea McClure (who you might remember from such news stories as "Mother Knows Worst" and "The Mommy Madame") tried to sell her 13-year-old daughter's virginity. Yes, prosecutors say Felicia sent multiple text messages to a potential buyer, asking him to pay $10,000 to have sex with her young daughter.
She's also accused of sending sexually explicit photos of the teen in an effort to shop her around, which makes sense if you've ever used eBay.
Felicia was finally busted by a boyfriend who saw the texts and realized what was going on. She's looking at the very real possibility of spending the rest of her life behind bars if she's convicted of sex abuse and exploitation of a minor.
The best part about the embedded news report is that every single time they refer to the buyer they refer to him as a "gentleman".
Pregnant Mother Smokes a Pack a Day to Make Baby 'Stronger'
What won't kill you makes you stronger. This is the only logical explanation for why this person actually thinks this.
Smoking cigarettes is bad for babies. Period. But, tell that to 20-year-old Charlie Wilcox of Kent, England. This mom smoked between 15-20 cigarettes every single day while pregnant with her daughter, Lilly.
Really? In this economy?
Charlie told the BBC that she believed injecting the dangerous levels of carbon monoxide (from the smoke) into her bloodstream, her baby would get stronger, because her heart would be forced to work harder, "on its own."
Not surprisingly, little Lilly was born prematurely and she had a low birth weight. But hey, on the upside, maybe she won't have to have plastic surgery later on in life?
Mother Burns Child's Face with an Iron for Reading a Book Wrong
Meet Hope Askew. Yes, this is her real name and yes, it is slightly ironic.
When this Texas mother decided her young daughter was reading a book incorrectly, she felt hopeless. Her daughter was just not getting it. So, like any sane mother looking to dole out a fitting punishment for such a heinous crime as getting a few words wrong during a child's learning process she picked up the iron she was using on the laundry and pressed it to the 10-year-old's face. Twice. Probably for symmetry.
Obviously, tragically, the little girl was left with horrific burns. Investigators say Askew was mad because her daughter "wasn't reading the words correctly in the book."
And that's not all. Not only did she seriously injure the little girl, she also didn't treat the injuries. The kid went to school, burns and all, telling a school nurse that she'd accidentally connected with a hot skillet, which is when people started getting suspicious since the nurse felt bad for the girl. This mother deserves not only a few years in jail, but to have her child taken away from her if nothing but for the fact that she made it so that her unfortunate daughter can never wear a horizontally-striped longsleeve sweater again.
Mother Kills Baby, Then Takes Him Shopping
Toyrianna Smith is one screwed up, sick mom who probably played with way too many of those creepy "real looking" baby dolls when she was little.
Police in Chicago claim that Smith killed her three-month-old son and then "took the dead infant shopping with her." Yes, you read that right. First the killing, THEN the shopping. Someone really needs to learn to plan their Saturdays a little better.
Authorities believe that Smith murdered little Ken Blackman Jr. when he wouldn't stop crying, by holding him down with a blanket over his tiny face. Then, she went to sleep, like a baby. Only she woke up the next day and, according to reports, got up, dressed her dead baby, got him into his BabyBjorn(TM) and brought him along on an hours-long shopping excursion.
Police finally got involved when a neighbor noticed the blood on the baby blanket- along with the fact that the baby wasn't breathing.
Toyrianna Smith, by the way, confessed. Really not too much more you can do at that point.
Mother Passes Out Drunk at a Bar with Child in Her Lap
Sometimes, you just have to sleep.
37-year-old Florida mother Kira Logsdon-Mitchell wanted to go out partying. The problem? She had three young children at home. What to do, what to do? Load up the kids and take them to the bar, of course! A woman has to have her priorities.
According to authorities, Kira took her four-year-old son with her when she hit up Frank's Place bar in Ocoee, Florida. She left the other two children, ages 7 and 9, back at home since bringing them to a bar would be irresponsible.
But obviously, you can't take a child into a bar, right? So what did Kira do? According to reports, Kira left her son in her car while she went inside and got trashed. But Kira missed her baby - so she eventually brought him in with her. A bartender called the cops, who later found a stinking drunk, passed out Kira curled up in the bar with her child.
Hey, at least she didn't drive him.
Mom Kills Daughter for Tossing Game Console
In March of 2011, Japanese mom Yui Tanaka was arrested in connection with the death of her three-year-old daughter, Shizuku Tanaka. According to reports, the toddler was bound and stuffed into a garbage bag, where she later suffocated. Why, you ask? Her mother was quoted as saying that little Shizuku threw away the family's gaming console. And those things cost a lot of money!
And not only that, the mom was also upset that her daughter was "fussy and noisy" when she and her boyfriend were trying to play games, which brings up an important social point: just because you're playing a stealth game where your slightest move/noise can set off an alarm that'll call hundreds of your enemies, people can still talk around you. The characters can't hear you.
Some reports claim that Yui didn't mean to kill the child. I mean, who doesn't bind their baby with duct tape and throw them into a garbage bag when they're being loud? It's like the tiny drops of whiskey so they can sleep or rocking them back and forth: some things are just timeless parenting staples.
Mother Kills Toddler Son During Exorcism
Indiana mother Latisha Lawson was accused of killing her two-year-old son, Jezaih, during a botched and totally misguided exorcism. Hasn't she ever seen the movies? Things like this should be left to professionals and Christian scam-artists.
According to reports, Latisha mistakenly believed her children were possessed by demons, Frailty style.
Reports say the mom forced her 10-year-old daughter, Kierra, and little Jezaih to drink a mixture of oil and vinegar, believing it could cast out evil spirits in their bodies. The 10-year-old threw up the mixture but three-year-old Jezaih didn't - in fact, Lawson admitted to authorities that she forced the toddler to drink the mixture and held his mouth closed "for about 10 minutes... until he stopped breathing."
Which calls to question this woman's innocence, unless, of course, it takes her 8 minutes to swallow a single sip of beverages. In that case what she did is perfectly understandable.
When her son was dead, Lawson apparently prayed over his motionless body, wrapped him in a blanket and kept him in a closet "for almost a year." Because a closet is where you keep dead bodies fresh. This is disgusting. Why? Because I won't even leave day-old Chinese food in the living room, let alone a dead body in a closet.


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Jan 30, 2012 at 8:28 am #1284903
Because of you, BPL, I just ordered TWO quilts from Tim Marshall. One for me and one for the wife.
Did I *need* them? No.
Did I want to try new gear (our first quilts) from a cottage maker? Yes.
Did I *NEED* them? No!
But because of you, BPL, I couldn't resist. Why is it BPL's fault? Because only here are such things made irresistible by the enabling reminder that I get to use this fantastic gear out in the wilds. Now I know what Pavlov's K9 friends felt like. I log onto BPL and there goes that itch… or is it drool?
Now I get to play that waiting game for specialized gear. You all know what I'm talking about.Jan 30, 2012 at 8:56 am #1831618
Ben 2 WorldBPL Member
@ben2worldLocale: So Cal
Actually, one more question, "Does your wife know about this"???Jan 30, 2012 at 9:02 am #1831622
No! Ahem, well sort of.
She knows I'm looking at them, and after explaining my interest in the quilts, she said to me, "you're a bad person."
That translates to "Dammit. Now I secretly want one too, but we really shouldn't spend the money on it."
So, I think this is going to be a Valentines Day/Birthday Present for her. I think I might secretly swap out her sleeping bag and let her discover the quilt by herself.Jan 30, 2012 at 9:31 am #1831637
Eugene SmithBPL Member
@eugeneiusLocale: Nuevo Mexico
I hope your wife prefers a quilt over a sleeping bag.Jan 30, 2012 at 9:38 am #1831643
For 3 season use, she's never zipped up her Montbell #3. Always quilt-style.
She was actually the one to bring up quilts a long time ago. At that time, there were no quilts in the price range of the Revelation X at the temperature rating we wanted, so we opted for sleeping bags that we got a good deal on.
Worst case scenario: I'll have to resell them on Gear Swap where the resale value will still be pretty good, especially with barely used cottage gear.Jan 30, 2012 at 10:00 am #1831654
Sarah KirkconnellBPL Member
@sarbarLocale: In the shadow of Mt. Rainier
Cough cough….sure give it to her as a gift but you better include some chocolate or similar as well. Just saying :-PJan 30, 2012 at 10:05 am #1831658
Heh, yeah Sarah.
Although, she specifically asked me NOT to get her chocolates for V. Day. Too cliche.
And "Sweetest Day?" Pffff. We both hate that "holiday." It's an invented reason to buy more crap. We'd rather spend money on… new gear….oh, wait…. :)Jan 30, 2012 at 10:41 am #1831680
DougBPL Member
"Too cliche."
An old flame once bought me flowers and chocolate for V Day – but not in a standard sense. She bought me the movie "Chocolat" with Johnny Depp and the delightfully delectable Juliette Binoche, and the novel "The Orchid Thief." My all time favorite V Day gifts!Jan 30, 2012 at 10:43 am #1831681
Very nice, Doug!Jan 30, 2012 at 1:19 pm #1831754
Sarah KirkconnellBPL Member
@sarbarLocale: In the shadow of Mt. Rainier
There is nothing wrong with chocolate. Ever. Well unless one is allergic to it. There is nothing wrong with giving it – best Valentines Day I had was my husband putting a bag of See's truffles in my backpack before I left for the weekend (he had to work that time). I got to camp and had all this awesome candy to pork out on.
I'd say roses for $50 to 100 a dozen is cliche but never chocolate. You can eat it. But not dead flowers :-P
But hey, I also like jewelry as well ;-) I have no qualms with being a cliche!Jan 30, 2012 at 1:22 pm #1831757
Joe ClementBPL Member
@skinewmexicoLocale: Southwest
Having a wife who know what kind of quilt you are talking about is pretty awesome.Jan 30, 2012 at 3:31 pm #1831861
Yeah, she's awesome like that. She doesn't know a whole lot of the cottage guys except Tarptent, KookaBay, and MLD, but she understands a decent amount about gear, materials, and techniques. So basically we can discuss gear without the conversation being too one-sided. She works more than I do so she can't spend the time I do learning the fine points of it all, but she knows what she wants!
Often she'll express what she would want out of a particular item and I'll do the research. I'll come back and lay out the options and we make an informed decision. It works nicely because if she has an idea or question that I don't know much about, it gives me an excuse to pour over BPL and gear sites!Jan 30, 2012 at 6:53 pm #1831975
Stephen MBPL Member
@stephen-mLocale: Way up North
Welcome to the club Travis ;~)Jan 30, 2012 at 7:12 pm #1831988
David ThomasBPL Member
@davidinkenaiLocale: North Woods. Far North.
>"An old flame once . . . bought me the movie "Chocolat" with Johnny Depp and the delightfully delectable Juliette Binoche, and the novel "The Orchid Thief." My all time favorite V Day gifts!"
Doug: I've seen that movie on a date. Maybe we should again in 15 days. My recommendation for a date movie is "Tampopo". Japanese.
From a review: "A truck driver stops at a small family run noodle shop and decides to help their fledgling business. The story is intertwined with various vignette scenes on the theme of "the love of food." "
But the scene with the lobster is sort of over the top, so maybe it's more of a second date movie than a first date movie.Jan 30, 2012 at 7:24 pm #1831992
James CastleberryMember
Tampopo is well worth watching. Starring the incomparable Nobuko Miyamoto and directed by Juzo Itami.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4BQnw5WzY8Jan 30, 2012 at 10:51 pm #1832081
Matthew PerryBPL Member
@bigfoot2Locale: Hammock-NOT Tarptent!
Great choice!
Tim's work is the best. You won't regret it.
MJan 31, 2012 at 8:29 am #1832176
Ike JutkowitzBPL Member
@ikeLocale: Central Michigan
Hi Travis,
What temp rating did you get? I had been eyeing those as a way to drop weight for winter. (hint: should they not work out for you…)Jan 31, 2012 at 9:13 am #1832189
Keith BassettMember
@keith_bassettLocale: Pacific NW
Great flick. Great suggestion. Guaranteed to evoke an emotional response, from laughter to discomfort to sadness.
The scene with the mother who gets up and cooks for her kids always tears my heart out.
KJan 31, 2012 at 9:57 am #1832213
We got two 20*F quilts, one a 6' and the other a 5'6". They both have 30% overfill. They'll mostly be for 3 season, but with my insulating layer I can probably bring it down to 5-10*F, which will be plenty for my 4-season use since I don't go out in the super frigid temps.
But, if they end up not working out, I'll keep you in mind. ;)Jan 31, 2012 at 9:58 am #1832214
Nick GatelBPL Member
@ngatelLocale: Southern California
Typical, blame someone else for your addiction :)
[please note the smiley]Jan 31, 2012 at 10:31 am #1832234
Smiley noted :)
You betcha I'm blaming something other than my addiction. If I'm going down, I'm taking you all with me!
(I really don't think she'll be too upset. I've sold some gear to help cover the cost and she loves curling up in warm blankets/sleeping bags)Jan 31, 2012 at 10:45 am #1832237
Thanks! From your post it seems like you have one of Tim's quilts. Which one do you have and how has it performed?Mar 6, 2012 at 6:59 am #1849472
So I finally got my quilts yesterday. They arrived 5 weeks to the day from the order date, which is right in line with Tim's estimates. I got two Revelation X quilts, both 20*F with 30% overfill, regular widths. Mine is the 6' version, and my wife's is the 5'6" version.
Initial impressions:
I opened the box and pulled out two stunning orange and black quilts. I'm diggin' the colors! I laid mine down on the floor, noticed the neck drawcord and decided to give it a pull to see how it worked. I pulled the cord to cinch it up….and it kept coming. The entire neck cord popped right out! I quickly compared it to how the other quilt was constructed and it appears that each end of the strap simply never got sewn into place properly. More on that later.
Construction (besides the one issue, which seems really rare given all the good reviews on Tim's quilts) is really good. Seams are straight, measurements are spot on, and the material is nice.
I got the 20*F version with 30% overfill, and this thing lofts like nobody's business. It easily out lofts my Marmot 15*F bag, and the Karo baffles allow a super easy fine-tuning of down placement. I might be able to use this thing year-round.
Time to surprise the wife.
Sparing the details, I surprised my wife with the quilt last night. She LOVES it! She really likes warm and soft things such as fluffy blankets and down-filled things, and this is no exception. She simply thinks the quilts are fantastic.
The sewing mistake.
I let Tim know about the issue with the neck draw cord, and he was immediately apologetic and offered to pick up all shipping charges to have it overnighted to him for repair and sent back next day. Given his response, I could tell he holds himself and his company to very high standards and this was an unacceptable mistake for him. I would also like to note here that I've never heard of anything like this happening with Tim's quilts, so this is indeed a rare and isolated incident.
Appreciating the offer, I contemplated sending it back or fixing it myself. Given the easiness of the fix, I couldn't really see wasting all the shipping resources just for a total of 3/4'' of bar tacks to hold the cords in place. So this morning, I broke out the sewing machine and had it fixed in 20 minutes.
All is well, and I won't give the mistake another thought. I also won't hesitate to order from Tim again. My only problem now is finding a time to get out and use these suckers!
Thanks Tim, for a good product and an earnest effort in making sure I was taken care of.
Open footbox.
Closed footbox.
Cinched up neck closure.
The little black square of stitching is where I tacked the draw cord into place. In Tim's offer to repair it, he said I would't see the repair, but I'm totally cool with this. You can't see the cord because it is inside the hem.
Crazy loft!
Mar 6, 2012 at 8:09 am #1849507
David UreMember
Goodness gracious – those pics make me want to crawl in and nap.
Lofty!Mar 6, 2012 at 8:21 am #1849516
Yeah, no kidding. Tim quotes a 3.25 inch max loft on the version I got, but there's obviously more than that.
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Kresh Fiber is an alchemical ingredient in The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. It can be obtained in Vvardenfell by killing Kagouti.
Speaking to Tendris Vedran or Anarenen, both alchemists,[1] will cause the Nerevarine to learn the following information: "Kreshweed fiber is a resinous fiber with modest magical properties that comes from the coarse grass of the Grazelands and Azura's Coast called kreshweed."[2]
- There are 1826 Kreshweed plants and 51 free samples of the plant found in the game.
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Abilene Reporter News (Newspaper) - January 28, 1938, Abilene, Texas I* lf I* .I* tKfje ^liflene 3^eporter •'WITHOUT, OR WITH OTFESSE tS FR/EXDS OR FOES, WE SKE'J'Ul VOL'R WORLD EXACTLY AS IT COES,"-B\ > w I I J\\ .Mu. f\ u ion VOL. LYU, NO. 252ABILENE, TEXAS, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 28, 1938.—SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE 5 CENTS VICE-PRESIDENT WITH PAID OUTSIDE' PRESIDENT-- DESTROYED BY RECORD ICE JAM- Famous Bridge Crashes ROAR OF ITS PLUNGE DROWNS OUT FALLS; WORKMEN SAFE Oil Field Sees Fire Hazard In Raging Sabine Nearing Record Stage Spreads Over I,OOO Wells GLADEWATER. Jan. 27 — (JP>— The Sabine river, running over 30 mUes through the heart of the East Texas oil field, pushed farther out of It* banks tonight, covering over 1.000 oil-wells, creating a fire hazard, and threatening to send scores j of families scurrj-ing to higher j ground. ■ N. C. Magnuson of Dallas, with j the Texas board of water engineers, said the stream was higher than It had been In years. 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Richardson s named executive vice-president of ; NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y., Jan. 27—America s famous "honey-, moon bridge" which for 39 years arched across Niagara's dizzy gorge i crashed In an ice Jam late today with a roar that drowned out Niagara I Itself. I The 1,200 foot black steel arch fell so swiftly that throngs on the rim of the gorge scarcely saw It go Concern at first was felt for a dozen workmen who had been trying to protect the foundations from Ice but an hour later the International Railway company, owners of the bridge, formally announced all workers were safe. For two days the spidery arch which had one end In Canada and one in the United States had wavered before one of the greatest Ice jams that ever thundered over Niagara Palls. Motorists and pedestrians w?re barred when the span began to tremble and "groan" yesterday. ICE CAKES IOO FEET HIGH Engineers reported that at one time the Ice cakes shoved up IOO feet above the swirling rf\er. Yesterday they surged against the two famous 60-foot tourist steamers, the "Maids cf the Mist." knocking them from their winter drydocks. Today the Ice appeared al-so to have all but enveloped the Ontario hydro electric commission's million dollar generating station at the foot of the falls. A United States border official, who would not give his name, was standing on the Ice 200 feet from the bridge when It fell "I had Just looked at my watch.'* he said "It was 4-IO 1-2 p. rn (EST! I heard groaning steel, and then the webs of steel above the American pier buckled and slipped. "The American end dove through thick ice Into the river. That end was clear In water, but the Canadian end still rested on its abutment on of Norm^ly lesss than IOO yards wide. the Sabine at places northeast Gladewater was five miles wide. Three Powers Bock League Principles VJC. pr»s.d."t th, school ; bullism UM. .o ho burled lh lee or In ; NEW ASSISTANT DEAN witer, aYid part remained sprawled Uke a giant skeleton on top of the , At tK* i____J___ floes. ' At the same time the board nam- GENEVA, Jan. 27—(Ah — Great rvr t n ^ , .v. BrlUln. Prance and Russia — the a- r P\ ii r\ Stamford Banqueters Hear Plea dedlc.ted themselves to the prln- S^lvfT^itv* doles of InternsUon*! cooperstlon P?, "'2,' or students and Dr. Julius Olsen dean of arts and sciences. I Report Made At Niagara Request OI Gay, Present Chief clples of Internationsl cooperation on which it was founded. Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden of Great Britain, however, admitted the league's field of actlMi had been restricted Inevitable 1s^' withdrawal of "some of the leagues most important members" — Japan, Germany and Italy. Final Purchase Of Right-Of-Wcy Made Last of the right-of-way for 21 "Dr. Richardson has declined v^y lucrative and outstanding position rn a I»rge state school In the *o» fhr|-- to remain with H. rdin-Slmmons." said Dr Sandefer. Dean of Texas university and college presidents in point of service. Dr, Sandefer has been president of Hardin - Simmons for nearly 28 For Economy In Gov't Operation This picture of the famous Falls View bridge at Niagra Falls was snapped before It gave way yesterday under the pre.ssure of a tremendous Ice Jam that swept downstream against the structure. The bridge was closed to traffic more than a day before Its destruction, and Its fall wa* unaccompanied by human casualties. AT LAND BOAPvD PROBE- Lone Star Gas President Speaker For Fete; Officers Nominotcd By Staff Writer . . j , j « STAMFORD. Jan. 27—Problems of business which, he dKlared, ar- years He will be 70 ve«r< r>f feet all th* people, were summarized tonight at Stamford s annual 13 belection of i ch.tnbir oi commerce banquet by L. B. Drnnlng, ballas prejiden* of the e< «^'*L«one Star Gas Corporation, as: constant Increase in taxation, govern as executive vice; . i in r<iiatinn t/> hnxme.ss. on March Taylor-Callahan counties special ---- ^ w w ^ WHO'vS WHO road district has been purchased., current wt.n in O' mchTrdeon" "RICHARDSON. Rupert Norval, i The last 1.000 feet wa* bought j professor history; bom near Caddo i this week out of the »25.000 voted ^ Texas. April 28. 1891; x x x A B-last July for the purpose. The new Simmons college (now Hardin- ! right-of-way extends from the. simmons U.). Abilene Tex 1912- ■ Taylor county line to near Rowden. pm. b.. U. of Chicago.'1914-'a m' I there making connection with a u. of Texas. 1922- Ph D 1928-' previously purchased strip extend- I married to Pauline 'Maves of naming Into Cross Plains. | Un. Tex.. Der 28. 1915; one son. " , r r~ y. y ~ > Rupert Norval. CIA Unifarms Out Principal high school. Cisco. I Tex. 1915-16, Sweetwater, 1916-17; DENTON, Jan. 27— (.P>—A stu- prof, history Hardin - Simmons dent faculty committee, with the since 1917, dean of students. 1926- Sen. Steiwer 0 Oregon Retires GOR Keynoter Of '36 Has Parting ' Rap At New Deal only 34 per cent, Mr. Denning admonished business men. as well a.s other citizen.^, to say to their lawmakers what they want done. PARA.MOi NI NEF.DS In his owTi opinion, declared the speaker, the paramount needs are: demand for a modern budgetary system; tconomy in operation—not niggaraly but wise; and an accounting of exptiiditures by the state after they are made. Stressing that he had no person in official life in mind and WASHINGTON. Jan. 27 —: that he believed 95 per cent of consent of the board of regents, to- 28. vice-president since 1928- as- i With a parting slap at the New , gowernment officers are honest, day ended a 34-year-old practice by | sedate professor and professor of] Senator Steiwer <R-Ore) an- Mr. Denning said "rn private busl-votlng the abolition of all uniform ^ htstor>', U. of Texas, six summers ' trounced today he would quit the j^ess on earth would be rim like Testify Pull Needed To Okeh Vacancy Claims ntermediaries' ~ "Served as second leutenant. U. j s ^ n a t e january S Army, 1918 Fellow of Texas State ; 31 to enter the Historical association; member ! private practice American Historical association, j Mu^sl.vippi Valley Historical as-j sociatlon. Southwestern Soc-; said he ial Science association < advisory i bc-'ome a editor. 1929-311. Baptist. Mason. Partner in the Lion (ex-presldenti. ! W'a&hlngton law ■•Author: The comanche Barrier R. Folson - Jones and expected to devote most of his time to gen- dress regulations at Texas State College for Women. Gunplay Precedes Capture Of Felon LUBBCXTC, Jan. 27.—A 25-year-old ex-convlct was arrrested South Plains Settlement. 1933; near here today after gunplay In ■ Greater Southwest (with C. a cafe here and on the highway, j Risteri, 1934; editor. West Tex-Ragan Reed. Slaton constable ** Historical .Association Yearbook, finally subdued the man. i 1929-35. Contributor to historical . publications. Home, 2220 Simmons i pracvicc Mrs. Preston Carver told officers she was abducted twice. Early today she was kidnaped from a cafe after a pistol had been fired at her. | she reported, and she escaped when ' officers overtook the automobile. The suspect escaped afoot after he had fired at Police Patrolman Melvin Ahey and Special Officer John Turlington. Later he slipped into Mrs. Carvers' home and forced her to accompany him until he was arrested by Reed. Trade Revealed Lease Awarded Within Four Days Says Surveyor AUSTIN. Jan 27—i.-P-Testimony that certain persons represented thev could affect approval of vacancy claims was offered today In a senate committee's general Investigation of actions of Land Commissioner William H. McDonald. M. H Hackney of Longview, surveyor for a vacancy claimant, said the claimant was awarded a lease four days after two men came to his (Hackney s) office with a suggestion they knew "the right chan- Curiosily Costs Youth His Fingers ROTAN, Jan. 27 —(Spl.f — Ardis Murphey, 17, Rotan high school senior, sat at hts study hall desk late this morning. Curiously, hr picked with a pin at a small object he had found, unaware of its nature. Tile small object was a dynamite cap. It exploded, blowing three fingers from Ardi.s' left hand, and badly mangling the thumb. the business of the state of Texas. r. W. Peckham, nominating committee chairman, presented names of five men for tne board of directors of the chamber of commerce which is tax supported. Although their appointments most ; nels" to obtain Its approval. be approvet' by the city commis- j aopHcatlon originally was slon unanimous adoption of the Hacknev's emoloyer, W. E report ♦onlght was tantamount to bqx of Wichita Falls. In July. 1935. election. i but action was not had on It for NEW LE.'lDtRS | various reason.^ until after Mc- Tlius, Louis Rosenwasscr will Donald ioolt office in December, become president, L. W. Johnson 1936. avenue. Abilene. " His retirement, STEIWER vice-president, T. A. Upshaw, treasurer, and O. W. Lamo and Faur Babies Perish In Oregan Blaze foreshadowed last year by hts an- D. T. Perkins other new directors, nouncement he would not seek re- One of *he five will fill a vacancy (*Iection next fall, will reduce to 15 , created by death of Dr. A. D. Mc- the little band of republicans now Reynolds. Viola Cunningham, Ex-Resident, Dies In Austin, Rites Here Funeral for Viola Jane Cunningham, 35, former resident of Abilene, will be held today at 4 p. rn. Setup Offereid By Group Aimed At Self-Regulation NEW YORK. Jan. 27— J —The most drastic and far-reaching revamping of administrative machinery in the 146 years of its existence was proposed today for the New York stock exchange by a committee of brokers and busine.sa men who have been studying lt.s problems at the request of its president. Charles R. Gay. 'The siovernlng committee of the exchange met late today, received, and held for further action pro-pasals which included replacement of the present non-salaried member president with a paid "outside" chief executive; abolition of the existing law committee, which has been regarded a.s the real policy-making body of the exchange. and admission of repre-sentative.s of the general public to the board of governors. The committee, headed by Carl® C. Conway, chairman of the Continental Can Co., presented Pa recommendations simultaneously to Gay, in New York, and to Chairman William O. Douglas, of the SEC, In Washington The latter, last fall. Issued a virtual "reorganize—or cise" ultimatum to the exchange DOUG! AS L.%l'DS PLAN Douglas, in Washington today, said of the report: "It does credit to the committee and the New York stock exchange X X X lf adopted by th# exchange, these recommendation.^ would rreate a framework upon which could be developed a truly effecUve system of self-regulation under government supervision." The organization study commlt-fet report said. "It is ap^resns to os that rh# organizatk>ri of th# stock exchange should be reyised to accord with changing times and conditions," adding that "the public Interest Is the primary consideration. ' Of th* proposal for a salaried chief officer, the report said: FI EL TIME JOB "The affairs of the stock exchange have now attained such significance and have so many ramificationf that the exchange needs a president who, upon election. should divest himself of all other business Interests of every kind should be adequately paid; and should devote full time to his task ' The committee suggested: 1. A board of governors of 32 persons, compared with 50 at present, 2. TTiree of these governors, to , be nominated by the president, to i represent the general public. 3. Six governors to represent non-member or member partners of exchange firms having their principal business outside Newr York City, 4. Term., of governors would be 3 years, and they would be ineligible fc succeed themselve.s after "One night late in February, Laughter s Funeral hcmie with measures. Jackson Boost Brews Storm I Senate Debate Looms On Policy Toward Business WASHINGTON, Jan. 27—-P — A strenuous debate In the senate over Roosevelt admlnisti-atlon policy toward big business appeared certain today because of the president's nomination of Robert H. Jackson, a.vslstant attorney general, to be solicitor general. H, ,ppoml,d lo sucwd A.i- «copt alter an sedate Justice Stanley Reed, cie- of at least I term. va ted to the supreme court to fill y A A r* L the vacancy created by retirement nlflCS And WaaKC Of Justice Sutherland, Advancc In Flarido Jackson s promotion l.s considered sure to arouse senatorial critics ORLANDO. P'a , Jan. 27— iT' —, Of recent speeches In which he Wilmei Hines of ' Hollywood. Calif., hammered at cerUm "big business" and Elwood Cooke of Portland. Ore., and acciised capital of conducting a advanced today to the semi-finals slriv- against Rrxisevelt reform : of the Florida state tennis tourna- 1937." Hackney testified. "M S. Dr. T. S. Knox, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, officiating. Funeral will. follow in a local In the senate. Steiwer said he had considered this in making his de- In his address Mr. Denning said i we hear a lot about 'business is j afraid' and 'lack of contidence."' prison sentences in Texas and Nebraska. Strong Bidding, Good Attendance Mark First Weekly Livestock Auction Sale Here PORT ORFORD. Ore . Jan. 27— . (^wThe four infant children of I vision, but concluded the differ- a Mr. and Mrs Walter W, Westbrook ' "between 15 and 16 dldn t •■ matter much." , ledge of what will be done under The tall, 54-year-old senator, given cm urns lances,' he said. and keynoter of the 1936 republican ; referred to the fact the United national convention, calling news- £;ates owns most of the world men to his office late In the day to confirm the announcement at Salem. Ore., of his resignation, greeted them with the exclamation: "Behold a free man." "I confess," however, he added. "that the way In which congress —- - — has been minimized in recent years arilf.m: a.nu vicimtvj r«rti> makes service In the .senate less rnd.y and s.i- Eldred and B A "Jerr" Adams approached me in my office. They told me It was a good claim but I that neither I. Mr. Box nor his , cemetery. attorney could ce^ it acted upon, j Miss Cunningham died yester-.Al'THORIZFD CONTRACT ^ home in "Tlvey added they could po Austin. She had lived in Abilene Tliere is expectation a senate inquiry in his qualification.*; will cover a wide field and possibly further indicate the trend of Roofevelt's ment by victories over Ralph Newman of Orlando and Vernon Marcum of Lakeland The tall Californian dropped Newman 6-3. 6-4. Cooke won from promised but still unscheduled mes- Marcum. 7-5, 6-3. sage On monopoly and business I Cooke meets Martin Buxby of practices, Miami in one semi-finals tomorrow Jackson's monopoly speeches, while Prank Kovacs of Oakland, burned to death today in a fire which destroyed a one-room cabin north of the Slxe.s river. The victims were twin girls, born in the fire-swept area of Bandon Police said the suspect had served a year ago last September, and two boys, each under seven years of age. "ia*vi I .. . risht channels and do ......... . coupled with even more belligerently Calif., races Hines Saturday in the Conlidencc IS bas^ on l^ow-| within ten davs I got in touch attended Abilene phrased remarks by Secretarv'ickes, | other. The fmal will be played See STAMFORD, Pg. 9, Col. 3 the Weather with Mr Box, who w-as ill. and he high school authorized me to make a contract ' Survivors are her mother. Mrs with them. This I did J. f. Cunningham of Abilene four "The next week I was in Austin, sisters. Mrs. W, R Tanay oi Hous-George A. Davisson Sr, of East- ■ ton. Natrlie Cunningham of Arland came to my hotel room and | and Mrs. H N. Zorns of Browns-told me the lease was ready to be field a brother, Oliver Cunning-picked up at the land office. Eldred ; ham. Abilene and Adams were to pay the cash stirred much controversy. Sunday. West Texas Lions And Ladies, 375 Strong, Gather Here To Honor International Leader amount required to get the lease See PROBE, Pg. 9, Col. 3 attractive than formerly.' First weekly sale of the Abilene i points as far distant as San Angelo., Livestock Auction commLssion was I Seymour, Big Spring and Ranger. held Thursday wutr> high bidding and big attendance. C M Carter, president and manager of the auction, reported that 141 head of horses, mules and cattle changed hand.s during the day, at satisfactory prices. "Prices were better than we expected." said Carter. "Much butcher stuff brought $7—more than the Ft. Worth market." OlT-OF-COl'NTY BUA'ERS Carter did not trj' to estimate Lhe number of buyers present at the jale. but said that 34 registered from jutfiidc Oi Taylor county, from Taylor county buyers were not required to register. Estimates on the crowd ranged as high as 5.(X)0 persons, counting comings and goings throughout the day. Many of these were merely spectators, but are expected to bring stock next week. Carter predicts i that more livestock will be handled at the next sale than at yesterday's. As far as could be determined, buyers and sellers w'ere satisfied. Only one animal brought on the grounds w'as not sold. That was a mule offered by a youth who backed out on his sale after the animal Texans Bidden Ta Business Parley WASHINGTON. Jan. 27 —.T— Secretary Roper announced today the names of the 500 persons Invited to attend a meeting of "small" businessmen here next Wednesday. After Secretary Roper ha.s talked with the group, a committee will call upon President Roosevelt. Those Invited Included: Texas: C. S. Boyles Jr.. Lufkin Richard Gill. San Antonio; William A Hall, Noelette; R L. Thornton. Dallas: Freeman Burfoid, Dallas; urdu), roldfr In north and contra! por-llunh >aturdM). t. Assi I'KXAS- (lcncrall^ fair. c.anncr III nortiioa»t and »o«thv*r»t purtlon* ►rl-Ua.t) ; Mllurdw) cloudi. colder in norlliwctt anil northccniral iMirlioiu. tiontlc lo frrxh Aouthcatt lo wiuth Hindu un the roait Man Falls Thraugh Skylight, Badly Hurt HAVE YOU PAID YOUR POLL TAX? The 5.000-mark was passed Lions club members of Central West Texas last night met and warmed to personable Flank V. Birch, their international president. -TM. .J I .. , iQ-»T ,^11 Approximately 375 persons, the Thursday in pajment of 1937 poll ladies, heard Birch taxes, as rushing business contlnu- ^t a dinner given in his hon- rant da« niontl.v ciiiud>, colder. .NKW .MKMtO. VRIZOW: (.rncrall.v fair tiida.v and 'd»(urda>; little chanae ill I em i*e rat ore. Range nt teniperalure yetiterday: ed in the assessor-collector's office The standings: 5.010 3,700 t The 1936 total, a record, was W. C Waters. 1326 Elm. was ser-r'aild'^c;n1;..''r.'i^..nr?lidar;™"^^^ injured yesterday afternoon I when he fell through a temporary, jg^uarv 27 1936 skylight while making repairs to -^»nuarv zn uao 'i*' >.600. Tli.t mMtls that 3.591 polls waters Lydlc? Roolln, ! company, was working on the roof | *ng da.vs before Monday s dead-when he backed onto the tarpaulin | ^ne. lf a new record is to be set. covered skylight. The canvas gave way and he fell approximately 151 HISS jQieS IOX feet to the concrete floor In the I hardware department of the store. | PHILADEILPHIA. Jan. 27 —i.-Pi— He suffered broken arms, and To a serenade of hisses from a scalp mjune.« ' crowded gallery, city council today A. >1 40 . ii . . .SS . ss . S4 . S.V . S4 . 41 . 4S . .VI N 1*011 HOI R I t S r. M. OI «4 eo «s co M SI «S had been declared sold to a bidder. Joe Weingarten, Houston. » ......... a ......... I ......... » ......... » ......... 10 ............. 11 ............. Mliinlghl 40 lllgliciil anil lonctkl tom|i« lalurcn to t p. Pl. >pTlcrdai. aa ami sr; -iamc dale a >ear ago, ,5.H and .SO. siiiiM-l >exlprda.\, a tog; tuoriM lodaj, I .SIA I »uii*ct t^a), OiOa. or. It was .served in the Crystal ballroom and dining room at the Hilton hotel. Abilene Lions clubmen were joined by representatives of clubs In a Birch, who a week ago last night spoke In Honolulu, told fellow Lions that he is on a 60-day tour which began December 31. Since leaving his home In Milwaukee. Wis" he already has traveled 12.000 miles. After stops in California and Arizona. he appeared Wednesday night in El Paso. Yesterday was a busy day for Birch. He stopped in Uie forenoon at Sweetwater, going from there to dozen other towns Nearly 125 per- San Angelo for a luncheon. He sons from out-of-town registered I arrived here late yesterday after- for the banquet Another high in the organization noon. The International executive will spend two weeks in Texas, ft'i who attended the dinner was Tom | which he said possesses more Lions Gillis of Fort Wortli, district 2-E j and clubs than any other state — governor of the Lions. He was ac- | 360 clubs and 9,000 members. oompMtnled here by Don Cowan. Semi-humorous at the moment, deputy district governor. Also guests Birch advised his listeners that were Ross S. Covey of Sweetwater. Hospital attendants said last i passed a two per cent sales tax Horace Condley of Cisco and D. B. night he wa.s resting as easy as that was opposed by merchants and j Bowles of Breckenridge, all past could be' expected. * I Mayor S. Davis Wiiscga. district governors. "all the ambition In n man's life may be summed up in eight chap- bee LIONS, Pg. IO, Col. 4 ;
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Casa inspiração modernista de Ibiza bonita
Ele está localizado em uma cidade de Ibiza típica calma que manteve o seu carácter rural, apenas a 15 minutos da cidade de Ibiza.
A casa oferece grande conforto.
A casa é dividida em dois pisos. O piso térreo é composto por cozinha, sala de estar e banheiro. O primeiro andar tem 3 confortáveis e espaçosos quartos, 2 casas de banho, um terraço ao ar livre e um terraço interior.
Na sala de estar, uma televisão e um roteador para permitir o acesso à Internet está disponível.
A cozinha tem uma grande placa, forno, geladeira, freezer, máquina de lavar louça, cafeteira, microondas, fogão, uma mesa grande para 8 comersales e todos os utensílios necessários para cozinhar.
O jardim disponde casa com redes, mesa para 6 comersales, um tradicional churrasco e uma piscina de 8 metros de comprimento e 4 metros de largura.
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This was my 8th visit to the island and 4th time in a Villa. I have to say that Elizabeth and Juan gave us the best place and most enjoyable visit.
We were greeted in person and shown round their beautiful home. A fridge had been stocked with cheese, yoghurt, fresh fruit, water, beer etc. We were also given fresh bread and coffee. I was really impressed. The house has everything and you will want for nothing. The bathrooms have matching towels and soap/shampoo. I loved picking a fresh lime for my rum to enjoy while cooking on the BBQ.
The village is literally 2mins away with supermarket and a good amount of bars and restaurants. Sant Gertrudis is 15 min drive from Ibiza town and similar to San Antonio. It's just a lovely and perfect location.
There is no way I will stay anywhere else next year and already looking forward to staying again.
Thanks Elizabeth and Juan, this wasn't an easy holiday at a very hard time, you gave me exactly what I hoped for!
We have stopped in many villas over the years holidaying in Ibiza and we would definitely rank this one as number 1. From the moment we arrived we were greeted by the owners Elizabeth and Juan who made us feel very welcome, they made us feel comfortable from the start the villa is so well maintained and beautiful as is the pool and gardens. The location of the villa is ideal with the picturesque square with its many bars and restaurants to enjoy very family orientated only a minutes walk from the villa. We will definitely be looking to book next year can't wait.
We have rented houses all over the world through HomeAway and this was the best so far. The owners were welcoming and generous beyond compare. The house was spacious and clean. You won't go wrong staying here....it is a treasure and we feel very lucky to have found it.
This place is exactly like the photos show: a very spacious house, located in a gentle small village with nice restaurants, shops and supermarkets, surrounded by a pretty garden with pool and 6 sunbeds (cushions/towels included). The owners are really nice and want to ensure they can make your stay as pleasant as possible. For us when we encountered a 4 hour delay upon arrival, they stayed up late (they live next door) to open the doors for us. Moreover the house was really clean and had a complete inventory. I can definitely recommend this location!
We just came back from our wonderful holiday in Ibiza Santa Gertrudis and we are already missing the house, the sun, the restaurants, the village and the beaches.
It was a little bit of an adventure for us as we travelled for the first time with my grandson of 11 months but the owners took care of everyting.
We had a very warm welcome of their son who showed us the house.
There was a bran-new cot and babychair and even the fridge was filled with groceries for us soo nice. We feld at home at once.
We had a lovely time. The house is comfortable with its beautiful garden full of flowers and the swimming pool with all the lemons from the tree.
The village is very cosy with a lot of restaurants and boutiques the supermarkt is near by.
Each morning I bought fresh bread at the bakery and enjoyed the stroll back to the house seeing the village awaking.
Thank you sooo much and we hope to come back next year.
Beautiful house in great location! Santa Gertrudis is a lovely and cosy village with a good selection of restaurants, shops and playground.
The house and pool were even more beautiful and comfortable as in the pictures!
The owners, who live next door, were very friendly and helpful.
Absolutely loved our stay!
Por causa de seu pequeno tamanho, a ilha de Ibiza tem um monte de atividades que você pode desfrutar, como natação, ténis, vela, mountain bike, etc. sem ter que fazer viagens longas.
A propriedade está situada na tranquila aldeia de Santa Gertrudis, onde eles vão praticar especialmente equitação e caminhadas.
Outra grande atração de Santa Gertrudis é a sua férias de verão com música ao vivo.
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Over the years, Google has been emphasizing on its core security architecture, which is evident from the fact that it used to pay freelance developers millions of dollar just to find security hole in its chrome browser. Now it seems that Google is try to expand that horizon towards it mobility platform android, by offering developers hefty sum for security related bugs in its Android platform.In the past Google has given as much as $60,000 per bug to security researchers who have found a bug in chrome during Google organised event.
This month Google has extended the reward scheme to other open source projects including android. Other projects include OpenSSH, BIND and OpenSSL In order to integrate more projects, Google has incorporated path program, which is intended to be an open source bug hunt. Moreover, it would also be an ideal way to give real financial incentives to developers who send patches that can seamlessly improve the security of a project.
By pushing this move, Google has asserted that it is serious about security, which has also been proven with a slew of security improvement incorporated in Android 4.3 and 4.4. Google has also pushed the verify apps feature, in the last update which would take care of the malware aspect of android. This feature scans the apps that are installed on the device and automatically blocks harmful ones.
This is a highly appreciated move and would only increase the security aspect of android which has been debated for a long time. Recently Google has pushed security of it mobile platforms due to the fact that enterprise sector has also started to merge mobile first strategy and Google lags way behind iOS on that aspect.
Original: http://www.mobileappsprogramming.com/2013/11/25/google-pushing-security-aspect-of-android/
By: Jimmy Parker
Posted: November 25, 2013, 10:14 am
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