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Ada Evening News (Newspaper) - July 5, 1946, Ada, Oklahoma DonWo, POM,icily now-,!,.,. co.. ,cl ".n...nd.n9 cc, loft lo, rte, ,"o-o« .loc,loo of July 23 .nj rte o",Com. rt..n in mony mc, .ii. bo ieportnn, ....... Too,Joy. Average Nrt Mm »*#id emulation 8271 Metnb r Vudit Bureau of CirculationTHE ADA EVENING NEWS FINAL EDITION 43rd Year—No. 69 Pollock Withdrawal Further Cuts Down Ballot for County Leaves Nomination for County Commissioner to Thomp> son; Sheriff, Dist. 3 Commissioner Races to Be Decided On July 23; Congress, Governor Races to Whip Up Interest Robert I. Pollock, one of the candidates for county commissioner to represent District 3, lias filed his withdrawal . the place he won in a run-off campaign against Rae npson, present commissioner. ' Bob Austell calls attention Official Totals Following Are the Official Vote Totals on County And Local and State Races in The Election Held Last Tuesday: ADA, OKLAHOMA, FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1946 FIVE CENTS THE COPY Gilmer Hits Greetings from British King to Osoge Chief Road Today Seeking Voles rn Turner Pions Radio Talk For Tuesday Night, Outlining Shift in Political Issues STATE SENATOR 23rd DIST. — Allen G Nichols 2,362; Otto St; k and I 106; Virgil Medlock «* *4 REPRESENTATIVE No. I — T.n .mas P Holt 4.404; Clvde Click 2 783 REPRESENTATIVE No. 2—H. P Sups 2 914 Tom Goodman 762; A T Watson 1.457; W. C. Gray o39. E na r D* an 1.191. DISTRICT JUDGE — Driskill, 5 065; Cranford, 2.891. SHERIFF - Cecil Smith 3.725; Waite M Crockett 163; Clyde La lsc 3 286; Chas. Shock lev 1.491. COUNTY TREASURER'—Sam De-3 2 666; Virgil Hunt 5,037. COMMISSIONER D I S TRICT *' I—Earl V Parker 1.099; Da-vid Gray 1 896; V. A. Manahan 751. COMMISSIONER D I S TRICT 1 ----------- to an error in the unotficial tabulation votes for the Center box, Tenoning that his vote there should have been 30 instead of 13. Bob had enough votes to get into a run-off with George Collins foi* county commissioner for Dis-trict 2. but is particularly interested in the Center report because that is his 'home box' and his showing there is naturally of major concern to him. Thompson failed by only 28 votes to win the nomination a-gainst five challengers in a vigorous campaign. He got 846 votes and Pollock next in line, had 319. Others were D. B. Davis with 221, W. B Chambers with 129. Ed Welch with 103 and Jess K. Hall with 102. The five amassed a total of 874 votes. Two County Races Left Pollock s withdrawal leaves only two run-off races in the strictly county official family. George R. Codlins, veteran District 2 county commissioner, faces I Bob Austell in the July 23 election and Sheriff Clyde Kaiser, another veteran official, has for a contender Cecil Smith, Ada, former city officer. The campaigns are expected to start intensifying next week as supporters are regrouped behind remaining candidates from among those who backed losers in the No 2—George R. Collins 1.052; Garrett \\ B Hor 408; Bob Austell 84* Clinton Dame 90; Roy A. Laton 559 COMMISSK)NER D I S TRICT No 3—J, R Thompson 846; Jess K Hail 102; Wm. B. Chambers 129. D B Davis 221; Ed Welch 1037 Robert I Pollock 319, JUSTIC* OF THE PEACE No. '—J D Willoughby 1,559; Frankly B. Orland 1.663. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE No. -Pe: o* Armstrong 2.053; John Lunsford 1.091 CONSTABLE No I - E. V. C ichran 1.053; Joe Miers 1.334. GOVERNOR — Rov J. Turner, 2 522. MeDuif. 66; Pullen. 12; J nes, 1.740; Gilmer, 1,431; Mc-f 3oi, BS. Hill, 40. Powers, 16; Coe 4 * LT GOV.—Berr\ re.. 539; Aldridge, *36. Westmoreland. first balloting. 259 Combs. I "8; 3.222; Bor-712; Wilson. 147; Laskev, Shaw, 715. CONGRESS Boren, 2.213* J n 2.38"; Dunn. 115; Hcn-■ n. I .42; Livingston, 1.697; Abraham. 56 . SEC c f_ ST ATE Darnell. 460; A;tr . .ut. 231; Rivers. 148; S pea irs, 246 W, att. 180; Cartwright. 2.010; Shaw. 699 Hopkins. 254; Carter, Williamson. 302. Crawford, "E AUDITOR—Shaw, 3-180 Ha:-fey 2.202. ATT GENERAL -Conner, 1,-860 W,'harrison, 3.611. STATE TREASURER — Hastes. . 2 >. Conner, 1.302: Duke. ' '• 852; Knight, 615; Long 960 STATE SUPT. — Grow. 351* Lodg I 427; Crable. 2.729; Creek-more, 452; Crockett, 916; Brock, 360. COM of LABOR; Hughes, 706; J * I}- ]4r; B:uw*n. 263: Newton, 498 K bitten 157; He nderson. 8i5. Edwards 339: Smith, 573; Hus.se:; M rphy, 469: E. F. Mur- jP ti ' '. -* '■4 f-| _ EXAM-INSPECTOR — Morris I 226 Lyriick. 318: Bryans. 677: C.a-k 956 C: ice, 770: Nix, 540 CHARITIES & COR. - Johnston. 4'.7. Bassett. 2.523; Kerbow. I 9. C K)K. 755: Parker. 580; Hat-! enc it, 391; Gilii*m, 521; Walker, 4 Q ^ CORP. COMM. — Jones. 3,094 ! Mauldin. 980; Wilson. 733 CLK SUP CRT Payne. 2.815 L'-nch 99] • P nmngton. 1.158. Ch MINE INSP. Mallow I -jSo R Dbms. 532; Rutherford Srtnc:52f,nn 626; Ballard, 634; •' - - ■ im 6* 7. Helping to whip up election interest will be the run - off race between Al G. Nichols, Seminole county, present state senator, and \ irgil Medlock, Pontotoc county representative who seeks to replace Nichols in the state senate. Medlock Crowds Nichols Pontotoc county official vote in the state senate race was: Wedlock 4,734, Nichols 2,362 and Strickland I,loc. Seminole county reported Nichols 5,369, Medlock •626 md Strickland 734. These figures would give a two-county •otal of Medlock 7.360, Nichols ,731 and Strickland 1,840—with Medlock, Pontotoc county challenger for the Seminole countian's place in the state senate, only 371 votes behind as they go into the runoff campaign. Legislative Race Remains One run-off remains for the state legislative. H. P. Sugg, Ada, gathered the most votes for Rep. No. 2. with A. T. Watson runner-up and enough divided among Tom Goodman, W. C. Gray and Elmer Dean to leave a sizeable block of ballots for Sugg and Watson to go after. ; The state races, particularly that of Roy J. Turner and Dixie 1 Gilmer for democratic nomination for governor, will add their rumblings to the renewal of campaigning. Cong. Lyle Boren will be making a vigorous effort to turn back tile challenge of Glen Johnson. Okemah veteran, and so retain th** place in the- national : congress he has held for five terms. By GENE POTES OKLAHOMA CITY. July 5 — <>P)—W'th two fireworks sprees— one political and one for the Fourth of Ju.v—at an end, Roy J Turner and Dixie Gilmer pushed back into the gubernatorial campaign today with plans for lightning driv* s between now and the July 23 runoff. The rpparentlv tireless Gilmer hit the road again today, scheduling a speed) at Sayre tonight. The remainder of his speaking itinerary was not announced, but Gilmer was beginning his runoff campaign in the far west, on the opposite side of the state from that which gave him such a heavy margin that it pushed him into second p ace. Turner's headquarters said the first-place primary candidate had not yet made a road schedule, but that he probably would make "OIne more personal appearances over the state. Turner, meanwhile, was busy preparing a radio address to be given Tuesday night over a state network. "He will outline the runoff issues in the talk,'' a Turner spokes-1 man s*a:d. "The political issues to be considered in the next 18 days will be considerably different than those in the first primary." While more complete campaign plans had not yet been announ- j ced. it wfas considered probable ihat a large part of the coming battle would ne fought out on the airwaves, since it would be a physical impossibility for the candidates to tour the state in the few days remaining. ( Minor candidates are still awaiting the completion of the official count be tore beginning their active campaigns. Incomplete, unofficial returns left many runoff candidates in doubt. State election Secretary J. William Cordell said the tabulation might be finished tomorrow night. —.". .id chm Cir w, I..:. I,™ ii in.sssrissr 'jjasr^susaKs.s- iNew Troubles Meet OPA Extension Bill In Senate Situation Bridges Says OPA Dead, Committee Cannot Even Talk About Funds for It; OPA Head Porter Calls on Congress For Revision of New Measure, O'Daniel to Talk Against It By FRANC IS J. KELLY WASHINGTON, July 5.—(AP)—Senator Bridges (R-N.H.) tried today to keep the senate appropriations committee from even talking about new money for the stricken but still-fighting OPA. Bridges took the stand that OPA is legally dead. He said therefore the committee can not even hear testimony' ! by Price Administrator Paul Porter on a $106,000,000 OPA I appropriation bill. I —-—- Peace Meet For July 29 j Foreign Ministers Draft Invitations for General European Peace Conference «EL-Tenn delayed an * Chairman Mr Keller Bridges told reporters, immediate decision. Porter called *<n congress to re-j vise another bill. extending OPA for a year, to get if more closely nan s with ked Two County Roads To Bo Resurfaced Under New Jobs 5.— farm- State Sen. Allen G. Nichols announced Friday that he had wired Roy J. Turner, who led the race for democratic nomination for governor, that lie W'ould do everything he could for the Hereford Heaven breeder. Senator Nichols says it is REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR- Flvnn 54, Cragg I c . , 6 ana Ingram 9 I Seminole LT GOVERNOR — Stevick 17 as and Can ier 39. ATTORNEY GENERAL Mc-A th -u 58 and Null 9 CORPORATION COM An ders >n 0 Be * 15. Weaver 23 and Creek more 23. between the Tulsa bunch and the remainder of the state. Pottawatomie county gave its candidate for congress, Claude II* ndon. a 26-vote margin over Cong. Lyle Boren Tuesday, accruing to the Shawnee News. However, Boren held a two-vote mai gin until the final box reported in. L. P. Livingston, in third place1, and Glen Johnson, in fourth, in the county were far t back of the top two. Pott coun-, tv gave Roy J. Turner a fat lead j for governor, with William Coe im second place and Gilmer and Jones far behind. Bul for Fireworks Ada About as Quiet As Day Could Be *uA.dr£_ P°bce officials reported that Thursday was one of the quietest days they have experienced this year even if it was !ue fourth of July. Although the office was swamped with calls concerning fireworks no arrests were made because of this.. One lone drunk was picked up and I ne was released to the county. • No accidents were reported to the city police and the highway pat! ol wras informed of only one minor accident, which occurred on North Broadway, about a block north of the Silver Dollar A truck and trailer were involved rn a minor collision with a 1936 Chevrolet which sent the latter car across a ditch and almost into the front door of a house. At 9 o'clock Friday morning police had made two arrests both on charges of immorality and the Iw'o negroes were being held in jail. One accident occurred early this morning when a 1935 Chevrolet sedan driven by Joel Andrews, 411V2 West Twelfth, was going east on Main and struck a 1939 Plymouth sedan driven by Tom Murphy, Francis, at the in- _________ tersection of Twelfth and Main now a fight' Police said. Murphy was going 'south on Townsend at the time of the accident. Updegraff Asking For Vole Recount OKLAHOMA CITY. July 5 — </P)—A petition contesting the correctness of the county in the state senate race in District 19. apparently won by incumbent James C. Nance, was filed with the state election board today by ii aul UpdepraT, Norman attorney OKLAHOMA CITY. Julv OF*)—Forty-four state and ______ to-market road projects estimated to cost $2 .054,796.12. today were placed on the July 15 list*of lettings by the state highway commission. Projects and estimated costs are: Oklahoma county-2.3 miles of paving on U.S. Highway 62 east from the intersection of Eastern and 23, $247 378.48; 2 miles of paving and overpass at MKT railroad on U.S. Highway 62 on East 23rd street $119,272.99. Muskogee county—5.4 miles of paving on U.S. Highway 62 $9,-438.92. Cherokee county—13.5 miles of surfacing on U. S. Highway 62. $24,517.18. 13 miles of surfacing on U. S. Highway 62, $21,000. Choctaw county—10.2 miles of Scientists Risked Lives To Save Atom Bomb Records From Loss in Storm-Tossed Plane (fly Urges Prompt Payment of Waler Bilis Each Month Ada citizens are being asked by Ray Martin, finance commissioner and city clerk, to pay water bills promptly now. The reason is that the payments for the city's new garbage trucks and pay for the men operating them are made by the 15th day of each month and as the garbage collection payments just about take care of these ex-i penses it is necessary for collections to be By LOUIS NEVIN P A R I S. July 5. '.Ti —The foreign ministers of tho Big Four j drafted un Rations today for a I general European peace conference to be held in Parrs Julv 29 for debate on treaties intended j to end World War ll for Italy ; and the axis satellites. In a seven hour and forty minute session which lasted into! the early hours this morning, the diplomatic representatives of Great Britain. Franc**, Soviet a no, u-f.i T J' 1 Russia and the United States , , n *c^nV*ts Play- reached agreement .rn Italian re- h^mh r^.a}^ ,mP°r,an* a]om I pardons the final ma,or porn! bomb records from being lost in blocking preparation of treaty a storm-tossed army transport drafts and fixed l" date for lh! Ph*i?ndMnhi10(011 nUfi today h>, ai peace conference. faM he is "stdt^lSSmT" Thp deputy *'Toi8i» ministers' experience the j assembled to draw up a suggest-. "At one lima aa lh vt ed invitation for submission to At one time we thought we their chiefs vt 4 n m <0 «, would have to bail out and loose I CST) * ...... f PHILADELPHIA, July 5. < P> . . '»«■ | oc prompt to keen the surfacing rn lf. S. 271 $16,634.77. city from being in the red' on Atoka county—-4.5 miles of sur- these. _____ faring on IL S. 75, 87,342.27. I So, says Martin, please pav bv loin loose from Pontotoc county—13.6 miles of the 10th if possible and not later By holding down surfacing on S. II. 12. $22,837.57.1 than the 15th of each month Pottawatomie county—5.2 miles-) The city has an ordinance a1-' of surfacing oo S.H. 9-A, $7,920.84. i lowing the water department to Okfuskee county—21 miles of j discontinue water service if pav-surfacing on U S. 62, $91,680.86. ment is not made by the 20th. I Kay county—6 miles of surfac-• hut Martin further explains that XT $9,149.04. i most of the delinquent payments Noble county—6 miles of sur-1are cases where the user needs macing on SH. 15, $9,395.46. I only reminding. Pawnee county—7.50 miles of I He therefore is asking water surfacing on S.H. 18. $12,928.53. users to be prompt with payments, to bolo the city keep its garbage truck and crew pay- Lincoln - Payne county on S.H. 19.8 18, for for * i i « * * — WEATHER OKLAHOMA partly cloudy 'J* *• r<* hued warm tonight and aturaa> , Sunday probably fair. and eratur f ilk) we bra*- k a. 7 ursa.i \ erat Forecast for July 5-9 >out i. ^ Kansas. Oklahoma I K <*.*>: a -ka moderate temp-J 1 :: rising trend Sunday < * bv Tightly cooler Ne and western Kansas m : Wednesday; temp- county designated that county's choice tho democratic nomination governor. -* - WITNESS FOR REDIN I SEAT TLK. July 5. <5P'—ivan Za-j bello, a Russian ship's chief engineer, was announced todav as a rn w w itness for Russian Navy Lf. Nicholai G. Redin, who opens | his defense today against federal | espionage-conspiracv charges in connect ion with confidential U S j navy data. Tracy Griffin, of defense coun-sel, said it was doubtful whether Lieutenant Redin would, him-reach the witness stand to-I day. Whether Mrs. Redin would testify today was undetermined. ^ , —■ > * • V V A r I A A V- J a rinal, unofficial returns in the hotly fought Cloveland-McClain county race indicated that Nance won re-election by 502 votes Updegraff in his petition alleged no fraud, saying merely that tie thought it possible an "honest error mignt have occurred in the district's 72 precincts. Updegraff posted a bond of $500 in asking the recount in every precinct of the two counties. miles of surfacing $33,672.87. Lincoln county -8.6 miles of surfacing on U.S. 62. $16,234.89. Woods county—37.3 miles of surfacing ,.n U S. 64, $67,731.89 Rog *rs county- 11 miles of surfacing on S H. 20, $17,465.59. I miles of surfacing on S.H. 20, $1,-227.39. Tulsa county—2 miles of surfacing on S. H. 20, $3,175.55. Osage county—5.7 miles of surfacing on S. II IO, $8,884.50. Ottawa county—4.5 miles of surfacing on S. H. IO. $6,984.77. Mayes county—26 miles of surfacing on S.H. 33, $41,535.65. Cotton county—8 miles of surfacing on SH 5, $11,689.44. Stephens county—21.7 milos of surfacing on S. H. 7, $32,645.03 Murray countv — 6.2 miles of surfacing on S.H. 12, $10,271.96. Stephens county - 12.2 miles of surfacing on SH. 53. $19,367.62. Cotton county—6.4 miles of surfacing on S H 53, $9,358.02. Pontotoc county—16.6 miles of surfacing on S.H. 12, $27,875.24. Bryan county—7.589 miles of paving in U. S. 70, $245,246.59. Delaware county — 4.873 miles of surfacing on S.H. IO, $82,419.90. Canadian county — 5.056 miles J concrete paving on U.S. 270, $259 - the records from Bikini." sai i Alfred M. Klein, a staff correspondent for the Philadelphia Record. He said the hug.* transport ran into a thunderstorm over Nebraska early yesterday. "The s+orm lasted about 30 minutes,' Klein said, adding in a copyrighted story; Threw Selves On Boxes 'I saw them (the scientists) disregard the pilots orders to take to their parachutes. They threw themselves on * cases and instruments their lashings. . . — . , fb.e boxes and steel cases with their bodies, they prevented them from crashing into the tail of the plane and ripping out the sides of our C-54." Klein said the plane's flight after passing over Nebraska was "normal.' The ship landed at (Jayton, O, for minor motor ad-lustments and then continued to Washington. The newspaperman said the passengers, among the first to re- vice of th " ' •v unpins int* UTSI TO rC~ I merits made promptly and also to! turn from the atom bomb ex rn* ri CU'o n/4411 irfrin I ....-I. _ r . t , _ At 11 Will Submit live Drafts An American source said that, I after approving the wording and before tackling the German treaty, th*1 ministers probably would clean nu odds and ends in the five treaty drafts—for Italy, Fenland, Romania. Hungary and I Bulgaria—they will submit to the conference. The 21-nation general conference-composed of Australia, Bel-glum, Brazil. Byelorussia. Can-! if* u j Iada' China, Czechoslovakia, Kth-wnich had I lopia, France. Great Britain,; Greece, India, the Netherlands,! New Zealand, Norway. Poland. the Ukraine, the Union of South Africa, the Soviet Union, the United States and Yugoslavia will not have the final say on the treaties. Russia Holds To Moscow Pact Russia has insisted on strict adherence to the terms of the Moscow agreement of last December. under which the Big Four are to draw up the final treaties after studying the ad- m line with President Tru rec* >m mend a t i or.s. Barkley Displeased His cry of dissatisfaction th** compromise measure w cut und**r the leadership of Senator Barkley (D-Ky.) apparently disturbed its supporters Advised of Porter s statement, Barkley grimly told reporters: "I have no comment.*' Barkley apparently had counted on the support of both Porter and President Truman for the new bdl drafted as a substitute for the OPA extender Mr Truman vetoed list week. The Kentuckian said he will attempt to bring the measure before the senate as soon as possible. It may be delayed until next week by opponents. however. O'Daniel Not Through Senator O'Daniel 'D-T*x> who filibustered to delay passage of the original extension bdl. said he intends to talk against the new bill at every opportunity and as long as he ran. He hopes, G Dan:* ! said. that the continued non ex stence nf OPA w ill prove to the public that the agency is not needed. I Th** bill as amended by thf senate banking committee ovet the protests of Senator Taft (R. j Ohio), Porter raid, does not go far enough. II** raid it contains "un-' desirable features.** As the senate headed toward debate on th.- substitute for th* OPA bdl Mr. Truman has vetoed, I ort#*r issued this statement: "My comments yesterday afternoon upon leaving the senate banking and currency committee applied only to th*1 Bark fey he amendment as a substitute ft™ Taft and Wh» rry amendments « the price control bill. "It Hid not represent a blar.ke approval ot the bill as a whole a reported out by the committee I st JI hope that congress wil pass a bdl that will conform ti the prc-sidi nt's recommendation in his veto message and save additional work of the already busy water office clerks by making it unnecessary for them I to send out delinquency notices or call users who've forgotten ta pav on time. More Patrolmen To Be Pul lo Work Kerr Using Contingency Fund to Build Patrol Back To Pre-War Force concrete paving on U.S. 270, $259,- were reduced bv the legislature 156.17. 5.2 milos of concrete pav- during the wa* as the patrol staff OKLAHOMA CITY, July 5.— Part of a new* allocation from Gov. Robert S. Kerr's contingency fund w ill be used to pay 55 highway patrolmen to bring the patrol up to its pre-war force, it was revealed yesterday. The allocation totals $141,625 Of that amount. $86,625 has been allocated to pay the 55 patrolmen, 30 of whom will be appointed following a patrol training school which begins Monday. Department appropriations ore reduced by the legislature ment. including: Col. George W Gouda rd, ehief of the army 's photographic laboratory at Wright Field, Dayton. O.; Dr Du re an E. MacDonald, professor of physics at Boston university; • . Katz of Dayton, civilian physic ist attached to the army j an forces; Dr. Elmer Haskins, Boston mathematician; W 11 ham Hagen Mass., associated physics at Boston university: Lt Waker S. Hood. Ashland. Ohio, and Capt. Ralph Gardiner, Cambridge. Mass. Worst Storm He'd Met At Wright Field, Col. Goddard described the experience as "the worst storm I ever encountered in my 27 years with the army air corps." "When we took off at San Francisco." he said shortly after landing at Wright Field, "we were told only to expect scattered thundershowers. Instead we had peace conference. Secretary of State James FL Byrnes. British Foreign Secretary Ernest Bovin and French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault all have indicated that they intend to press for serious consideration of the advice of the conferees when the council meets again after the! peace conference to complete Inc final treaties. rf ... ii , *. The ministers settled their last or Wellesley major conflict-Italian repara-Proiessor of tions. bv an agreement providing that Italv must pav Russia $100.-000,000 from munitions factories. I from her assets abroad and from current production over a seven-! year period. Italy was given a two-year period *«f grace before beginning the payments from current production however. The only item now on the agenda which still might cause trouble was the issue of freedom of navigation on th** Danube. res ill average 2 5 degrees above seas mal normal; scattered showers and thunder storms Mis-1 sour; and eastern Oklahoma * KERR TO MICHIGAN OK TAHOMA CITY. July 5 — (Ah Gov. Robert S. Kerr left by airplane today for Lansing, Midi where lie will address the Michigan state democratic convention tomorrow,'. He will return Monday. Read the News Classified Ads. PLANE CRASHES KILL TWO LEAVENWORTH, Kas., July 5. (ZP)— A father and son were killed and two other persons were injured in two separate airplane crashes here yesterday. .The lead were Gerald Ray Hill, t* I * Leavenworth, former army air forces pilot, and his father. Charks T. ILI], Rt I, Dearborn, Mo. The injured were Lt. Gerald Stephens, F'.nid, Okla., and Harry J. Loner can, Leavenworth. Their plane, piloted by Stephens, crashed on the takeoff at the Leavenworth airport. Head the Ada News Want Ads. ing on U S 270, $265,273.80. Osage county 4.413 miles of surfacing on S H. 18. $137,193.61 Beckham vaunty—8.3 miles of surfacing on U.S. 283, $15,877.77. Blaine county — 16.8 miles of .surfacing on U.S. 27, $32,143.65; 11.9 miles of surfacing on S. H. 33. •>22, *69.80; 6.4 miles of surfacing on SH. 33 $12,439.32; 5.9 miles of surfacing on S.H. 51, SI 1,290.12. Dewey county 9.6 miles of surfacing on LLS 270. $16,885.68. Greer county- 9.9 miles of sur- (Continued on Page 2, Column 3) CHIC KASHA, Okla., July 5.— (ZP) Ray Harris, a Lawton youth was burned seriously yesterday when an explosion occurred as gas was being poured into the carburetor of a .stalled car. A companion, Andrew Myers, also James Kilian once told him to on his' h*?ndSwhcrndhe mt°tr buP? |take a Richfield guardhouse pris-ms Hand when he attempted oner down to the rifle ranee and ria back bU,n,ng Sh,rt fmm H;'r- " ork, '"nl °v°r Iust don't break any bones. was -ut down by inductions Because of this reduction, only 74 patrolmen can be paid out of normal revenues A previous contingency kind allocation paid the salaries of patrolmen who returned from tho armed services after th** 74 man limit was reached. Of the balance of the now allocation. $35 000 will In* used for motor v o h : c I e maintenance, equipment and new automobiles, $10,000 for traveling expenses; and $10,000 for training schools and auxiliary patrolmen who conduct examinations for drivers licenses. WITNESS JOLTS KILIAN OVER PRISONER TREATMENT BA I) NA UH FRM, Germany. July 5. hT> A former prison officer testified today that Col. Form Buyers Strike At Louisville, Ky. LOUISVILLE, Ky., July 5 (Jp) Organization f o r a buyers' strike iii Louisville was an nouneed today bv the Jefferson county citizens political action storm-tossed plane's cargo pinned ! committee. him. I Herbert Monsky, attorney and Photographs of the Bikini test j spokesman for the citizens P. A were unloaded at Wright Field ^ saic* Parsons who raise rents or Goddard quoted Karl Compton Pr*ces max bt* picketed. He called president of the Massachusetts ; ° * . *'aI1 Public spirited citizens" ; to join the movement, j Edmund Grimes, assistant bus- about an 85 mile per hour w ind, severe lightning, heavy rain and ' hail. 'Five more minutes of that ! and w*e would have had to aban-' don tile plane." Goddard said that Lt. Hood. w ho works in the Wright F ield j photographic laboratory, received a leg injury when some of the cr undesirable features will b eliminated." Wh it Porter Wants Cut Out While Porter did not elaborab on provisions of the bill he re gards os obje* Conable, it w as un | Hers to that these include: U> Amendments which outlaw a requirement that manufacturer: produce low-cost clothing. (2 3 provisi *n tor special pricing ol j c tton md w o-en texotiles. 3 an amendment i earing the pre-war Profit - rn arg ns of automobile dealers and household appliance distributors <4- possibly proves-ms tr msfcrr-og authority ovet food Prices to the secretary* ot agriculture and (5 • those sett.r.4 ip new procedures for removal of price c*Ml:ng>. *+* Hot Fight in .Senate The senate apparently was in for a hot fight on the bill. Its fate there, in the house and at the executive mansion will determine w hen and if the ee l i*gf that collapsed last Sunday midnight are to be restored. The measure, approved 12 to 5 last night be the senate banking committee differed rn onlv two major particulars from the one President Truman vetoed last week with the comment that .t was an' impossible" piece of legislation. Nevertheless, the change 5 m Continued on Page 2 Column 3) e— I « I I • 1 Bs ll oh Hlaalia, Jai. TH* PESSIMIST Institute of Technology, as saying the pictures were "of tremen <lous value." Compton saw th** films at Kwajalein. LITTLE JERRY'S DEAD OKLAHOMA CITY. July 5, «.v> —•Little Jerry Tyner, who was .showered with gifts when sympa thetic Oklahomans was suffering from disease, k dead. Jerry dwd yesterday. At his bedside was his grandmother. Mrs. Anna Fvner, who spent long hours crowding every bit of hap-pinoss she could into Jerry's last fixed and days. ■ I work." re lit mess agent for tho A. 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According to 유럽 MMO가뭄에 '그라나도에스파다' 폭풍 예고!, IMC Games has signed a publishing agreement with RNTS Media GmbH, allowing them to set a new Granado Espada for Europe region. RNTS Media GmbH is the division of RNTS Media that focus on online game service and app publishing. (See RNTS Media Organization.) The article also mentions they are preparing for the end of the year.
So what does this mean for GamersFirst? Currently, Sword 2 is usually labeled as NA/EU (North American/European Union) service, as one of the 3 active servers is running in GMT time zone.
We know G1 is having contract issues with IMC, but any further information is kept from the player base. So in the light of IMC-RNTS agreement, what exactly is happening with G1? Did G1 lose the right to publish the game for Europe? Or did they have the license for only North America to begin with? As usual, G1 is still hushing things up. It is probably best if players can hear official statements directly from G1, instead of finding things out in a roundabout manner.
On a side note: What exactly is the relationship of Reloaded Games to G1? I wasn't aware of this Reloaded Games until recently.
Edit: I'm not sure why some readers ended up thinking G1 is adding a new European server... but that's not it at all. As mentioned in the comments, Reloaded Games has merged with K2 Network. Reloaded Games will cover both GamersFirst and Reloaded Productions. [Source]
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Always one to protect her children, Kristin Cavallari stated that she and hubby, Jay Cutler did not vaccinate their son, Camden in an interview on Fox Business Show, "The Independents."
The talk show's host, Kennedy, made a quick joke about Jenny McCarthy not believing in vaccinating children, and the "Laguna Beach" alum smiled, saying, "We didn't vaccinate."
Defending her statement, the 27-year-old beauty said, "I've read too many books about autism. There is a pediatric group called Homestead or, shoot, Homestead or Home First...but they've never vaccinated any of their children and they've never had one case of autism."
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The Canadian women's hockey team will attempt to reclaim a world title with two mottos in mind.
One is "pressure is a privilege" and the other is "skill and sandpaper."
The former is borrowed from tennis player Billie Jean King. The latter is the style head coach Dan Church says Canada must play to win the world championship, which starts Saturday in Burlington, Vt.
"It's kind of like a master carpenter," Church explained Sunday from Ottawa. "It's a blue collar job, but to build a beautiful house, there's a lot of skill involved as well as hard work."
The King slogan relates to the high bar set for the Canadian women's hockey team.
Winning the first eight of the 13 women's championships created a high standard for female hockey players in Canada. Losing the last three world finals in a row to the U.S. proves gold is not a given.
Whether expectations of the Canadian team are fair or not, veteran forward Hayley Wickenheiser says the team needs to embrace the pressure.
"I've been on the other side of the fence where I've played softball and the expectations weren't there," Wickenheiser said. "I'd much rather have this opportunity, where you're expected to win and people want to see that of this team.
"It's something that doesn't get put on everybody or every team and it is a privilege. If nobody thought you could win, they wouldn't expect it."
Church named his 23-player world championship roster Sunday to conclude a six-day selection camp in Ottawa. Five players, including three-time Olympic gold medallist Cherie Piper, were released.
"Cherie is an excellent player, a very skilled player but the players ahead of her just outcompeted her slightly," Church said.
"It was the smallest of margins. It's difficult to let a veteran player like that go, who has had an impact in the past. The other players were just slightly better over selection camp."
The Canadian team headed to Vermont on Sunday to begin preparations as a team. They'll face Sweden in a warmup game Thursday in Jay Peak.
Canada opens the tournament Saturday against host U.S. at Gutterson Fieldhouse at the University of Vermont.
"Everybody is well aware of the fact we haven't won the worlds since 2007," Church said. "My job as a coach is to point us in the right direction in terms of our physical and mental preparation, so we can play our best when our best is needed and that should be regardless of the situation or pressure."
Defenders Lauriane Rougeau of Beaconsfield, Que., Laura Fortino of Hamilton, and Courtney Birchard of Mississauga, Ont., will make their world championship debuts.
Fortino scored the lone goal for Canada in a 1-0 exhibition win over the U.S. on Saturday in Ottawa.
Forwards Bailey Bram of Ste. Anne, Man., and Vicki Bendus of Wasaga Beach, Ont., will also play in a world championship for the first time in their careers.
The roster includes 13 players from the 2010 Olympic team that defeated the Americans 2-0 for gold in Vancouver. Wickenheiser, from Shaunavon, Sask., will appear in her 11th career world championship.
Other forwards from the Olympic squad include forwards Meghan Agosta of Ruthven, Ont., Rebecca Johnston of Sudbury, Ont., Gillian Apps of Unionville, Ont., Montreal's Caroline Ouellette, Jayna Hefford of Kingston, Ont., Haley Irwin of Thunder Bay, Ont., and Marie-Philip Poulin of Beauceville, Que.
Olympians Meaghan Mikkelson of St. Albert, Alta., Catherine Ward of Montreal and Tessa Bonhomme of Sudbury, Ont., have the experience to counterbalance youth on the blue-line.
Edmonton's Shannon Szabados, who posted a 24-save shutout Saturday, and Charline Labonte of Boisbriand, Que., are the Olympic veterans in goal.
Women's teams are now allowed 23 players, instead of the previous 21, at world championships. Church was able to choose a 13th forward and seventh defenceman to fill certain roles as the men's teams do.
"For a 13th forward, you need someone who can be flexible, maybe play the penalty kill, play at centre and also on the wing, someone who can move in and out of the lineup and has the mental ability to handle that role," Church explained.
"It's the same with the seventh defenceman — someone who can play a special-teams role whether that's power play or penalty kill and handle the fact they might not play a lot of minutes."
Aside from Piper, the other four players released Sunday were Montreal's Emanuelle Blais, Sarah Edney of Mississauga, Ont., Jesse Scanzano of Dollard-des-Ormeaux, Que., and Tara Watchorn of Newcastle, Ont.
Hockey Canada is expected to announce next spring the players who will be invited to centralize in Calgary and try out for the 2014 Olympic team.
Female head scout Melody Davidson, who coached the women to Olympic gold in 2006 and 2010, will be in Vermont watching Canada's current players with the Olympics in mind.
"All three worlds in this quadrennial are going to benefit us," Davidson said. "We'll see a lot of people in different situations. I really believe it's going to be one of our toughest selections for centralization."
The International Ice Hockey Federation drastically altered the format of this year's world championship, creating two pools based on rankings.
Canada, the U.S., Finland and Russia are in one pool as the top four teams, while Sweden, Switzerland, Slovakia and Germany are in the other.
The top two teams in Canada's Pool A get byes to the semifinals. The bottom two meet the top two from Pool B in the quarter-finals.
Unlike other years, when Canada and the U.S. beat up on lower-ranked teams in the preliminary round, they'll face opposition closer to their level of competition in the round-robin.
Canada lost last year's final 3-2 in overtime in Zurich. At the Four Nations Cup in November, the Canadians fell 4-3 in a shootout to the Americans in the championship game.
"We've been on the end of some very tough losses, a shootout loss and overtime loss," Wickenheiser said. "Instead of playing for a bounce, it would be nice to dominate a performance and win a game decisively.
"It's a different mindset, playing to survive in a game versus playing to dominate and really take over the game. That's where our collective team game has to get to in mindset and mentality."
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J.J. Abrams made his bed, stuffed it with money and gold bricks, but now he'd rather not lie in it. The director has risen to the top of Hollywood's most-wanted list in recent years as a serviceable conductor of franchise pictures; he did right by the Mission: Impossible series, then moved on to mount the massive Star Trek resurgence, and brought Star Wars back to the grateful people of Earth with Episode VII. But this whole money-in-the-bank reputation comes with its downsides. Speaking with People, Abrams indicated that he's had his fill of franchise pictures and would prefer to explore some original concepts in the years to come.


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Hello once again, my friends. It's hard to believe that we already find ourselves in warm weather, pondering baseball games and camping trips. With all the great sights and sounds of spring we switch our focus to lighter foods and outdoor preparations. In essence its time to pull out the ole grill and fire that baby up. I certainly know the feeling of anticipation when the first warm days arise and the only thing we can think of is burgers or steaks on the grill.
On Thursday, May 11 Champions for a Drug Free Carroll County will be hosting our annual Carroll County Town Forum Meeting at The Butler Park Convention Center starting at 6 p.m. Each year Champions holds an event in this manner to bring awareness to one specific drug or issue that Carroll County may be facing. This year we have decided to partner up with Three Rivers District Health Department to join forces and make this the most attended yet!
Benefit Ride for Baby Noah will be held Saturday, April 29. Registration is from 10:30-11:45 a.m. at McCool's Landing in Ghent. The ride begins at noon and will end at McCool's Landing.
Noah is the son of Jeff Welch and Melissa Tipton of Ghent. He was born Jan. 18, 2017, with two rare conditions: tracheal esophageal fistula-type H and ateiatic encephlecle. This event is being held as a fundraiser for his medical treatment.
Carroll County Neighborhood Center Garden Project will be giving away tomato, pepper, zucchini, cucumber, plants, from 2-3 p.m. Monday, May 15, at 1302 Highland Ave., in Carrollton.
Stop by or call to sign up for your free plants to start your summer garden. Actual plants may vary at the local neighborhood centers.
Plants are distributed on a first come, first served basis. Garden project funded by the generosity of the Wal-Mart State Giving Programs.
For more information call (502) 732-5253.
This menu is for Kathryn Winn Primary and Cartmell Elementary Schools, changes for Carroll County High School and Middle School will be italicized.
Thursday, April 27: Breakfast: Pancake and sausage on a stick or apple cinnamon toast or fruit pocket; lunch: Chicken and waffles with syrup, red potato wedges, green beans and banana.
The Carroll County Senior Center is located at 110 Sixth St., Carrollton, Frances Steurer, Center Manager, (502) 732-7026; e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com. Breakfast is served 8 a.m. Monday and Wednesday, call to make a reservation, lunch is served at 11:30 a.m. each day, please call to make reservation to eat lunch the following day.
Thursday, April 27: Cards, games, and color therapy, 8 a.m.; arthritis exercise, 9:30 a.m.; Bingo, 10:30 a.m.; lunch, 11:30 a.m.; chair volleyball, cards and games, 12:30 a.m.; shopping/Walmart and Kroger, 2 p.m.
The landmark 1998 Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement has brought hundreds of millions of dollars to the Commonwealth over the past two decades. I keep up with how that money is spent—in agriculture, health care and early childhood education, as appropriated—and thought you'd enjoy an update, too.
I was particularly interested to learn that a Kentucky-based company looking to process the fiber of around 750 acres of hemp and the jute-like plant kenaf has been approved for $381,500 in state tobacco funds to expand its processing facility.
The Carroll County School District will be accepting nominations for the Employee of the Year Awards.
All employees eligible for selection and the awards have been separated into several job classifications. The Employee of the Year categories are high school teacher, middle school teacher, Cartmell Teacher, Winn Teacher, buildings and grounds, food service, transportation, administrative support, student support (certified), student support (classified), Head Start/Early Head Start, and administrator.
Famous studies performed by social psychology pioneer Solomon Asch show that all it takes to reverse the snowball effect of social conformity is for one person to stand independently. According to Boundless.com, "conformity" is the act of matching attitudes, beliefs and behaviors to group norms. However, students at Carroll County High School are finding their voice and learning how to develop their own opinions.
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Now a "provocative" and "impressive" (Variety) film from director Gia Coppola (Francis Ford Coppola's granddaughter)—starring Emma Roberts, James Franco, Nat Wolff, and Val Kilmer—the fiction debut from James Franco that Vogue called "compelling and gutsy."
James Franco's story collection traces the lives of a group of teenagers as they experiment with vices of all kinds, struggle with their families and one another, and succumb to self-destructive, often heartless nihilism. In "Lockheed" a young woman's summer—spent working a dull internship—is suddenly upended by a spectacular incident of violence at a house party. In "American History" a high school freshman attempts to impress a girl with a realistic portrayal of a slave owner during a classroom skit—only to have his feigned bigotry avenged. In "I Could Kill Someone," a lonely teenager buys a gun with the aim of killing his high school tormentor, but begins to wonder about his bully's own inner life.
These "spare and riveting" (O, The Oprah Magazine) stories are a compelling portrait of lives on the rough fringes of youth. Palo Alto is, "a collection of beautifully written stories" (Kirkus Reviews, starred review) that "capture with perfect pitch the impossible exhilaration, the inevitable downbeatness, and the pure confusion of being an adolescent" (Elle).
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I read this book in just 2 days. I couldn't put it down. The stories are terrifying mostly because they all stir nauseating memories and ring too true in any former coming-of-age-student's recollections. James Franco found another artistic outlet in writing. He captures the memories of being a directionless slave to youth culture in the early to mid-ninties, which is little unaltered in comparison to today's young adults. Well done.
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Mr.franco has written a great collection of short story's. His literary skills are reminiscent of a young Faulkner. He has a very refreshing style. My only complaint is how he ties in each individual story's main points his consistency is so so and he could have put more content. All in all though very entertaining worth the purchase definitley.
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LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) - "Goosebumps" rode a wave of Clinton era nostalgia to the top of the box office charts, as the adaptation of the popular children's book series earned $23.5 million in its opening weekend.
That just edged out Fox's "The Martian," the science-fiction smash that was trying to be the number one picture for a third week in a row. The film added $21.5 million to its $143.8 million haul.
It was a crowded time at the multiplexes, as four new releases jockeyed for audiences' attention. Aside from "Goosebumps," the weekend's best performer was "Bridge of Spies," the Steven Spielberg Cold War drama that capitalized on good reviews and Oscar buzz by nabbing $15.4 million. Disney is distributing the true story of an attorney (Tom Hanks) who defends a Russian spy (Mark Rylance). DreamWorks produced the $40 million production. Its look at prisoner rights resonates in the post-Guantanamo age and positions "Bridge of Spies" to remain part of the conversation in coming weeks, Disney executives argued.
"It's overwhelmingly applicable to today," said Dave Hollis, Walt Disney Studios' executive vice president of theatrical distribution. "But that's Steven Spielberg. He's able to do that with almost every single story."
"Crimson Peak" fared less well. The Gothic Romance from Guillermo del Toro proved too niche for mainstream crowds, falling flat with a $12.6 million debut. The story about a virginal bride (Mia Wasikowska) who moves into a haunted mansion cost $55 million to bring to the screen. Legendary Pictures fully financed the picture and Universal is distributing the film. The studio believes that "Crimson Peak" struggled to break out from other fare aimed at older crowds such as "Bridge of Spies" and "Sicario." It also had more romance than straight scares, which may have disappointed ticket buyers looking for a more traditional horror film.
"This is a challenging play time for adult-oriented films," said Nick Carpou, Universal's domestic distribution chief. "The film is definitely a throwback to an old fashioned way of creating atmosphere and layering tension. It's visually stunning and genuinely creepy."
"Goosebumps" takes its names from the spooky children's books by R.L. Stine, but provided a meta-twist by having the author play a role in the movie. Jack Black, who played Stine, injected some humor into the proceedings, and a PG-rating made the film family friendly. Sony Pictures backed the $58 million production.
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The Larceny Project is a set of computer programming languages, specifically Scheme implementations, using the Twobit optimizing Scheme compiler. Larceny is the back-end which compiles to native x86 or SPARC code, Petit Larceny is a Scheme to C compiler and Common Larceny is a Microsoft .NET compatible implementation running in the Common Language Runtime and generating Common Intermediate Language.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-672?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Rick Hillegas updated DERBY-672: -------------------------------- Attachment: UserDefinedAggregates.html Attaching a 4th rev of the functional spec for this feature. This rev makes a couple minor changes: o Further clarify that a UDA's input and return types may not be XML. o Add package declaration to javadoc for Aggregator. At this point, I have reached the limit of my ability to test this feature. I cannot see past my own blinders. Hopefully, other people will be able to find some time to buddy-test this feature. Thanks, -Rick > Re-enable user defined aggregates > --------------------------------- > > Key: DERBY-672 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-672 > Project: Derby > Issue Type: Improvement > Components: SQL > Reporter: Rick Hillegas > Assignee: Rick Hillegas > Attachments: d672-no-exceptions.diff, derby-672-01-aa-ddl.diff, derby-672-02-ac-nonDistinct.diff, derby-672-03-aa-distinct.diff, derby-672-03-ab-distinct.diff, derby-672-04-aa-fixJSR169test.diff, derby-672-05-aa-java7testOrderProblem.diff, derby-672-06-aa-grantRevoke.diff, derby-672-07-aa-fixJSR169again.diff, derby-672-08-aa-fixJSR169yetAgain.diff, derby-672-09-ab-udtAggregates.diff, derby-672-10-af-typeBounds.diff, derby-672-11-aa-tests.diff, derby-672-11-ab-tests.diff, derby-672-12-aa-implicitCasts.diff, derby-672-13-aa-differentReturnType.diff, derby-672-14-aa-collations.diff, derby-672-15-aa-setCollation.diff, derby-672-16-aa-forbidInGroupBy.diff, derby-672-17-aa-moreTests.diff, derby-672-18-aa-udaInJar.diff, derby-672-19-aa-precisionChecks.diff, derby-672-20-aa-exactBounds.diff, derby-672-21-aa-typeDependencies.diff, UserDefinedAggregates.html, UserDefinedAggregates.html, UserDefinedAggregates.html, UserDefinedAggregates.html > > > Nicolas Dufour in an email thread titled "functions and list" started on November 2, 2005 requests the ability to create user defined aggregates. > This functionality used to be in Cloudscape. It was disabled presumably because it was considered non-standard. However, most of the machinery needed for this feature is still in the code. We should re-enable user defined aggregates after we agree on acceptable syntax. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. If you think it was sent incorrectly, please contact your JIRA administrators For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
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All of these impact the release, even if the code is not altered... Which is why it is important to keep release artifacts in sync with release codebases. And if you want to be sure to be able to reproduce a release you need to have the rev.... Otherwise you might pick up new changes made and not actually get the same result artifacts when building. --jason -----Original Message----- From: Matt Hogstrom <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: Fri, 22 Dec 2006 00:09:37 To:email@example.com Subject: Re: [vote] Release geronimo-jpa_3.0_spec-1.0 I think the SVN number would be needed as many times there are minor tweaks...a base SVN number would provide a reference point and people could see any commits (legal files, release notes, etc.) that don't impact the code. On Dec 21, 2006, at 11:55 PM, Alan D. Cabrera wrote: > I would imagine that a branch which is ready to be released would > be quiessed and so there would be no need for an svn rev # or am I > missing something? > > > Regards, > Alan > > On Dec 21, 2006, at 3:19 PM, firstname.lastname@example.com wrote: > >> IMO using a svn rev # for a release is a good idea, that with a >> tag ensures that code for that exact release can always be found >> at a later time. >> >> --jason >> >> >> >> >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Matt Hogstrom <firstname.lastname@example.com> >> Date: Thu, 21 Dec 2006 18:10:46 >> To:email@example.com >> Subject: Re: [vote] Release geronimo-jpa_3.0_spec-1.0 >> >> >> On Dec 21, 2006, at 4:06 PM, Guillaume Nodet wrote: >> >>> I think voting on svn source for small projects / jars is good, >>> because people can build them locally, check that everything >>> is ok (for legal reasons), and vote. This is much more difficult >>> for Geronimo server, of course, and may not be applied. >>> >>> This works well, I think, if the release process is just >>> mvn release:prepare release:perform >>> which should be the case for all projects ideally. >>> The benefit is that the jars will be deployed to their final >>> destination >>> as part of the relase, without having to tweak / corrupting maven >>> repository metadata by copying from a staging repo. >>> >> >> For my part, I'd prefer to follow this approach going forward. I >> agree with Guillaume that it may not totally work for Geronimo unless >> we choose an SVN number as the release point so people can track >> changes to a branch. >> >> Having been through the release process a few times I think that >> using Maven to generate the artifacts is so much simpler and >> automagically updating the repo is far easier as well. >> >> I'd like to propose (in a separate thread) that we adopt this process >> going forward for specs. If the vote succeeds then I think David >> could follow it for these specs as a test case. >> >> Matt Hogstrom >> email@example.com >> >> > > Matt Hogstrom firstname.lastname@example.com
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Cayden: Talking About The PastMature
I lay back against the roof, my legs still hanging over the edge and a content smile splayed on my lips. I looked up and started drawing random shapes on Maxxie's back. For some unknown reason I felt the urge to spew random facts about my past, something I'd never done and never intended to do. The less people know about me the better. Not to mention I'm one of those "I'll tell you something if you tell me something" kinds of people and I always manage to draw attention to what the other person had said and never reveal anything about myself. But with Maxxie it was different somehow. Sure I'd make him go first but I had a feeling this time I'd end up saying something about myself. Maxxie shifted a little, I guess I was tickling his back.
"Max, was…was… Who was your first boyfriend?" I asked cautiously, ready to drop the subject if he didn't want to say.
He turned to look at me. "Guy called Zack... why?"
I bit my lip. That was better that I was expecting. In all honesty I'd mentally prepared myself for him to say Alex. "Was just wondering... How old were you?"
"Fifteen. It didn't last long, guys in sixth form found out about it and bullied the fuck out of us both for the rest of our school lives," he shrugged casually like it was nothing.
"Wow, English kids are bitches"
"We lived in a really conservative area. I don't blame them for how they were raised - it's the parents I resent."
I smiled, not really understanding. "I'm gonna pretend I know what conservative is"
He laughed slightly and I couldn't help but feel a little embarrassed. "Stuck up will do as a definition. Or repressed."
"Oh, kinda like jocks? But like jocks in suits?"
"I guess, yeah. The kind of people that if they get into power they put the most LGBT phobic person they can find in charge of equality. That was when I got the fuck outta there," he said with a weak smile.
"So you came here instead?" I laughed, "Should've gone to Mexico, nobody'd judge you there"
"It appealed more than Mexico," he laughed as well, that beautiful musical sound, "I dunno. I let Alex choose where to go. He knew someone who would get me a job. Been working in the same cafe since I got here... what about you? Why'd you come here?"
"No idea. One day when I was about twelve my parents just thought "hey, let's move to Hollywood". So here I am, still 100% Australian but with a freaky half and half accent"
He smiled. "It's not freaky, I like it. It's better than an English accent that refuses to go."
"A lot of Americans find English accents sexy, y'know?"
"It doesn't seem to do it for many people in Hollywood," he laughed again, "but I'll take your word for it."
I sat up at that point, willing to take the plunge and just go for it. "I'm about to do something very stupid that I'll probably regret for the next couple hours"
He flashed me a questioning look.
"I'm... I'm gonna tell you something... Something about my past. Which I've kind of never done before" I said, rubbing the back of my neck nervously.
"I won't tell anyone" he smiled softly.
Deep breath, Cayden, deep breath. "Alright, first boyfriend. I was fifteen, same as you. His name was John... John Ocala. Like the city out in Florida. Um... He was my best friend since like forever and we always did everything together. Then he decided after a couple years that "actually, I am going to be a good Catholic for once" and ended it. Never spoke to me again. And the weird thing is, as much as I should hate him, I still miss him. ...Yeah"
He flashed me a half smile. "It's better than hating him."
"I guess... He's got a wife now. She had a baby the other day. Hell, she talks to me more than him"
"Wow. That can't be fun."
"Nah, I'm kinda used to it. Everyone from back in then kind of left me anyway"
He kissed me gently, almost as if he was holding back but not on purpose. "I promise not to go, for what it's worth."
I smiled. "Good to know. And I swear I'm not leaving you either. Unless I get offered an all expenses paid trip to Australia for one, then I'm ditching your ass faster than you can say "g'day"" I said with a laugh, realising at the last second that he could take it completely the wrong way.
"I'll follow you out there," he winked.
"You stalker" I kissed him, more purposefully than he'd kissed me.
"I prefer avid admirer. Stalker makes me sound bad."
"Well then, my avid admirer, d'you wanna head back inside?"
"Do you?"
I shook my head. So far this was beating the only other sunrise I'd ever witnessed and I wanted it to stretch on for as long as possible.
"Then we'll stay here," he smiled and hugged me carefully.
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Chapter 8. RevelationsMature
Six months after Leon had told Alice about this mystery girl 'Seven,' she still didn't know her proper name. Leon had turned eighteen just a month ago but he didn't have a party because he only really had two friends, and all they would do is probably get drunk and shack up together. But at least now that he was eighteen whenever he felt despair over Alice he could have a drink and numb his thoughts. He sat at his computer all weekend, only leaving his room for food and the occasional drink. Usually Leon used his computer for work, but he predominantly used it to look at photos of Alice. He wasn't sure if this was creepy or romantic, but he didn't care. Nobody would ever know, right?
It was Saturday, at about 4:15 when Leon finally picked up the phone and opened the Messages application. He tapped on his messages with Alice and began typing.
"Hey, Alice. Listen, I'm just sitting at home and I was thinking about you and I would like to hang out tomorrow if you're free. We could hang out at the park. What do you say?"
He checked his text over and over and over again, deciding if it was good for Alice to read. After about a minute he hesitantly hit send. He decided to get back to his computer work – his actual computer work, not looking at photos of Alice – to pass some time.
Half hours had passed and still no reply. Another fifteen minutes and still no reply. Then that hour became two hours which became four hours which became six. It was now almost twenty past ten when finally, his phone played a tone alert. He rushed and picked up his phone. Sure enough, it was from Alice.
"Sure! That sounds great. I'm really looking forward to talking to you. ;) "
Leon's heart leapt out of his chest with excitement! She couldn't wait to talk to him? He wasn't sure what that meant but surely it was great! Leon was so happy that he could hardly sleep that night. Although he was extremely tired he still got showered, applied his best-scented deodorant, brushed his hair carefully and dressed nicely but casually all the same.
"Back soon, mum!" Leon yelled as he closed the door behind him. He walked towards his car but then quickly pocketed his keys. What would happen if Alice wanted someone to walk home with? It would be more romantic to walk with her, and plus it would last longer.
He arrived at the park and saw Alice on the swing by herself. Leon broke into a sprint. He finally reached her and said, "Hey! Sorry to make you wait. I tried to plan to get here before you so you wouldn't have to wait."
She laughed, "That's okay, sweetie. I don't mind. So what is up?"
"Oh, I just wanted to talk to you. I wanted to just hang out; just us two."
"Oh, okay. Then we will do just that. And we can go get some food if you like, or anything."
Leon was so excited to spend the day with Alice. He spent ages just talking to her in the park. They talked about music, politics, video games, Leon explained basic coding, and many other things. Then they went to McDonald's and grabbed some food where they talked and laughed, and then they just decided to walk around town. Good thing Leon didn't take his car!
They were walking past the football grounds when the sentimental talk started.
"…and yeah, I've been pretty upset since my father passed away. I know it was like nine months ago, but it still affects me."
"Of course it does," Leon replied, "he was your father. I can't even imagine—Sorry."
"No, it's okay really. I just miss him so much." Alice looked up at Leon who appeared to be out of words, and realising they had exhausted this topic of conversation, "Oh, so is there anything noteworthy happening in your life? You haven't really opened up to me in six months, since—"
"Yeah, yeah I know. Nah, nothing really important."
"Oh, okay…"
Leon sat in silence for ten seconds. He had this feeling of energy: a feeling of pure adrenaline. He was ready to confess now; he was prepared for it.
"Actually, Alice there is something I have to tell you." He stopped walking, and Alice stopped too and faced toward him.
"What is it?"
Leon hesitated for a moment. But then the moment had finally come – the moment he had wanted to seize ever since the beginning of last year.
"Promise me you won't freak out?"
"I promise."
Leon took a deep breath. "You're Seven."
She chuckled, "No, silly. I'm seventeen. Not seven! I'll be eighteen next month just like you so you don't have to—"
"No, Alice. I mean you're THE seven."
"THE seven?"
"The girl, Seven."
The two just stared dead into each others' eyes. Alice stood there not saying anything.
"I love you." Leon continued.
"You… You love—me, seven? Why—Why me?" I mean—"
Leon felt heartbroken. "I knew it. Forget it." Leon turned around and began walking home.
"No, no, wait!" Alice grabbed Leon with an outstretched arm. "Listen, I kind of had feelings for you too last year when we first met. But the way Desmond explained it was that you would never want a relationship. I didn't want to be hurt. So when Desmond showed interest in me I went for him. I had no idea…"
Leon stood there, listening.
"It all makes sense now – why you kept yelling at Des last year."
"I'm sorry about all of this, Alice. I'm a fucking idiot, I know. And I shouldn't feel this way. I don't have the right to feel this way."
"You met me first. Of course you have the right to feel that way. I do care about you, Leon, but I can't just leave Desmond."
"I know…"
"It's good that you've told me now, lee. I bet you feel lighter"
Leon nodded. "Well then, it's getting kind of late, Lee. Maybe you can have just a bit of romance with me. Care to walk me home?"
"Of course I will."
When they arrived at Alice's house, Leon said "Well, I had fun today."
"Yeah, me too. It was great." Alice smiled.
"Well then, I'll see you tomorrow at school?"
"Yeah, you sure will!" Alice began skipping towards the front door.
"Oh, and Alice?" She turned around. "Yes?"
"I'm sorry."
Alice walked back to Leon, gave him a kiss on the cheek and said:
"Don't be sorry."


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I want to hook my logitech to TV and xbox 360 and my PC. I got a soundcard for about 120bucks that supports 5.1 right now i connect my TV with optical out from my z5500 to input on my viasat tuner. Like that i get all speakers working but at what quality i have no idea.. also my pc is conected using the 6channel 3x 3.5mm jacks. Works fine. But my xbox get no sound using the RCA cabels from the xbox 360 component cable (red and white) either to the tuner input, or the TV input. neither o
\015\012VGA only does visual. You will either need an optical cable for your set or a red and white cable for your telly.\015\012---------\015\012why are you using a 2-into-1 adaptor?what sort of inpu ... Logitech Z-5500 Computer Speakers
Lap top problem
Hi\015\012\015\012If the AC power light is blinking, try the following steps:\015\012\015\0121 Cut off power to the computer by disconnecting the AC adaptor and removing the battery. The error condition will be interrupted, an ... Toshiba Satellite 1805-S204 Notebook
Plugged in monitor, message reads i need adaptor for GE 8400 card
Driver son ... Dell OptiPlex GX280 PC Desktop
My pc is not detecting my in built lan adapter
I have had this problem with my SysteMax Ascent as well. Not sure if you re-installed your OS or not, but the same will still apply. What is happening is that your OS (assuming Windows) is not recognizing the onboard LAN adaptor, even with it's nativ ... Systemax Ascent RTS A14 (980796) PC Desktop
More signal and run faster
The only way to get a better signal would be to get an external wireless adaptor. I need to know what you are using and what kind of network you are logging onto. \015\012\015\012This is just one site that shows how many choices you have. ... Toshiba Portege 2000 Notebook
How to fix Power Adapter
Does your adaptor geting warmer when plugged to power outlet for some time (minutes)?\015\012\015\012If not, than there are two possible solutions:\015\012First (the easiest) thing is to check if both wires are not cut or short (one ... Toshiba Satellite 2210CDT Notebook
1394 adaptor I have just installed a new hard drive on my old pc, I have installed windows xp professional, and am now trying to install my orange livebox via ethernet, in the network it just says i have a 1394 adaptor and nothing else Do I need to buy an additional adaptor to enable me to use my livebox?
No you most likely just need to install the drivers for your nic card ... goto the device manager and look under other devices and see if a simple pci networking device is listed .. if it is remove it and run the new hardware wizard .. you will also ... Compaq Presario 5000 PC Desktop
What ethernet driver do I need for dell optiplex
Check the Device Manager,\015\012Go to Desktop/My Computer/Right Click/Properties/System Properties/Hardware Tab/Device Manager/look for Network Adaptor/ Expand it by clicking the + sign/Do u c any Ethernet Adaptor there or any yellow ? mark th ... Dell OptiPlex GX260 PC Desktop
LAN DRIVER - Systemax Ascent RTS A14 (980796) PC Desktop
Here's my post from another thread...-----------------------------------------------------------------------------I have had this problem with my SysteMax Ascent as well. Not sure if\015\012you re-installed your OS or not, but the s ... Systemax Ascent RTS A14 (980796) PC Desktop
How to run a CPU fan (12 V DC)[0.15 A] S8025M
The fan should have a red and black wire. You don't need the other one or two wires if there is (yellow/blue are for monitoring, if they are there).The fan will take anywhere from 5V to 13V, so depending on how much noise you want you can ... Computer System Cooling
Need an adaptor for a toshiba satellite
YOU CAN USE 15V 6A ADAPTOR FOR YOUR LAPTOP\015\012YOU CAN USE 90W INSTEED OF 75 WATTS CAPACITY ... Toshiba Satellite 15" Flat Panel LCD Monitor
Setting up internet
What OS do you have? You need to go into control Panel, double click 'system" and look at hardware. In win 2000 and up, you;re looking for device manager. Look at network adaptors and that will tell you if you have a wireless adaptor built in. If not ... Gateway M305CRV Notebook
Toshiba Satellite 1405 - Power problem
Hi DonAlthough symptom is showing that AC Adaptor is not working as its not providing power to the unit. I will suggest you to perform some basic troubleshooting steps. Check if outlet is working if not check with known working outlet. ... Toshiba Satellite 1405-S151 Notebook
No wifi can fujitsu siemens lifebook s 5582 connect wireless to my router or needs a wireless network adapter ?this is called pcmcia ?on my network connections there is no icon "wireless connection" under high speed internet cant do wireless networking
You need to get a wireless adaptor your laptop did not come with wireless built in. You can get a USB adaptor or a PCMCIA adaptor. Either will work but the pcmcia adaptor will be a little faster\015\012\015\012Have a look here\015\0 ... Compaq Presario Notebook
After my computer boots up it then keeps shutting off. It does this every now and again but now it's been doing this for three days straight. I can't get it to stay on and it's fully charged.
Hello and thank you for using Fixya!\015\012\015\012\015\012First troubleshooting - When you turn the laptop on, are you able to see the splash screen? This would be the computer ... Acer Aspire One Netbook 8.9" Notebook
Erratic Touchpad on Toshiba M50 Notebook
If the touchpad is working fine with the battery and if it is not working with the ac adaptor then in this case u can try with the different ac adaptor and still if it does the same thing then uninstall and resintall the toouchpad driver and restart ... Toshiba Satellite M50 Notebook
Trying to get the laptop to just work on power not battery.
First, try re-seating (remove and reconnect) the ac power cable at the adaptor end followed by re-seating the dc power cable from the adaptor at the laptop power connection. Watch to see if the message goes away. If it doesn't you will next need to ... HP Pavilion ze4125 Notebook
I am unable to connect my A200 Satellite Pro to my wireless internet router and have been advised I need a code to unlock the wireless adaptor inside the machine
Its unlikely that you need a code to unlock the wireless adaptor...\015\012\015\012you are more than likely to need the 'WEP / WPA' code.\015\012\015\0121 - Has your router got an encryption key setup ? if so, then this is wha ... Toshiba PC Desktops


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