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Chester Times (Newspaper) - January 14, 1933, Chester, Pennsylvania DAILY AVERAGE NKT P A I I) Cl RIT LAXTON HIK SIX MHN I MS ENDING SF.I'I EM BER 20,108 FINAL EDITION ★ ★ ★ ★ With All Latest and Best News of the Day 57TH VK A R - NO. 17,190. CHAS. R. LONG IS NAMED PRESIDENT OF FA IT BMSHFRS ('hector Times KH it or and Publisher (Jets Signal Honor State (\ of <\ Official Offers New Penna. I iud -ret Plan ■* Repor'* of United P•. ?** dT »tion»l Strvicp - ins* ( 'HESTER. PA.. SATl'RDA V. J ANC ARY ll. I OTT KIO ll TK KN PAG KS PRICE, TWO CENTS MEADS PUBLISHERS p 14 IP I the Penn- shers' Absecon vent ion i Walter \V Johnstow ti W, the HARRISBUHC —Charles R, Long, rdi lunier of the Chester today fleeted president Sylvania Newspaper Put elation at the annua here. Mr. Long succeed Krebs, publisher of ti Tribune. , Other officers chosen ' Queer, Mf Pleasant president; Howard Reyn Ville Sun. secretarv-tren. VV Krebs, H VV Young of th Dispatch, and Joseph D. Bit the Huntingdon Daily News. live committee. Philadelphia was chosen f 1014 convention. District officers elected were ai follow*: District No I. C. M. Mor rison. Philadelphia Public I edger, anc L. E Johnson. Royersford Advertiser No. 2, J. L. Stackhouse, Easton Express, and F. T. fielder. Forest Citv News; No. 3, I Z. Buckwalter, Lancaster Newspapers, Inc . and H. A Trout, Manheim Sentinel; No. 4 Lout* Dewart, Sunbury Daily, anti Dietrick La ma de, Williamsport Grit; No. 5, Edward T. L"ech. Pittsburgh Pi ess and William D. Mansfield. Mc-TWspmt News; No 6 John J Meade . Erie Times, and William D Rose Cambridge Springs Enterprise-New A state budget of $148 (IOO (KIO foi general expenditures was recommended fodav by Leonard P Fox. of the Stn'e Chamber of Commerce, in addressing the association. Fox* estimate of an economy budget was $10,000,000 less than the general fund estimate .submitted bv Governor Gifford Pinchot to the State Legislature and $44,000,000 less than the budget tinder whirh the stn'e government is operating. The Chamber of Commerce representative presented the publishers with the results of a survey of governmental costs and economies he had made He opposed a state income tax. the governor ,- plan to take over 53.000 miles of township roads, and continuation of the emergency sales tax. Fox favored centralisation of smaller governmental agencies and centralisation of tax collecting duties to effect economies During the riav five United Pres® entertained its Pennsylvania members at a luncheon at the Penn-Harris Hotel here. FOIT! PATROLMEN TO GO ON PENSION Veteran of Force, With .31 Nears' Service, Tenders i!o"iu nut ion LEN KRAKEN LAIR WEATHER PRKOK TED Dr DANK BILL SEEN NEARING DEFEAT Eonu's Eilibusler Believed Successful; Senate Looks to (Toturc their ton the pe prnsn Willis tic 19,12. VA NSH ING mater Hue) IN, . P I Mi 14 ■ INS* - Louisiana'* ;e t hreshold us filibuster Glass bank - 'PP lr ben, Patrolmen Re irry Dunn and W tier resigned volu being recommend' a beard of rnrdira ed by the city. aint of some est man on the fo Hunted first in Jan served one year nted in 1996 and ions Iv since then. ergeant McColl ne NEW YORK POLICE HPI.D AS KIDNAPERS [{KER IS CI T TD 3.05 PL; IJfiHT WINE IS ADDED House .Measure Is Re* drafted by Senate (iroup —Insures Ix'uality No ( hanue in Tax; Borah Dissents in Committee Note of I to I sum i p. having tty 1901, Hr was fi 19( UUU H ( harlem It. Long, editor and pub- ^ listier of Ole ( bester limes, late Otis ira! morning was elected president of the yip Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers ,, nil Association at their annual coneen- rn> lion in Harrisburg. .Mr Long is a Chil former president of the Pennsylvania H Associated Dailies, whirh a few years finn ago was reorganized to include weekly Be v papers. rcapp ii the when he re tinted in 199 bc.ng oustn city adlumine was Inst reappointed ii has served as desk sergean me of the sergeants in th muad during the regime o Polio" James Davenport Dunn 1906 1 Dinted cd as patrolman -hen he resigned In 1911 Anderson in point of serv-*en on the force INFLATION MOVE GAINS MOMENTUM IN BOTH MOISES V v tern and S' nu thorn Representatives Tor iii Bloc in It'- Favor Program Provides Possibly for Three Billions in Ne aa Cur re ne a WASHINGTON. Jan. lf FP : Iona I nil f with I tying up to halt as Hie C I Fi stied off Ult; hey hr laming people I ■all it off if Oley t they claim will ne cv ll bring in a mea use all mv influent a on p. lo nil ss it si it Ola \ hill 5t I WI* policemen were among five men arrested iii New A oik and an used of abducting I illest ''. horning, reputedly wealthy. of Pleasantville, N. .I and holding him vs 11 Iv demands of #100,000 ransom I lie a bd ti. tors bn ame frightened and releas 'd their victim witlmut obtaining any funds I he two policemen arrested are John Scytns ilrfti and Aithur 4.r,*rf right , shown in the polite lineup. lament, the redrafted the bill and c I 2 per cent, maxiir tent to 3 05. The I amount to 3 8 by voltu the 4 per cent, voted bv With Senate Democ! the hill and optimistic panned, the measure wi measure of the * group House a MAX MAILMAN IS KOLM) DEAD Relative Makes Discovert in First AN a rd Home of Former Merchant inH M« iv, John I Hager again r weeks, 'he phv ciriered 19L P md Jc 'et wit] n live exanun ie repot et been Boa I W a n (' ■n Jo] 1 of u in to be CO I. J F. DUNN Ft HIST ADV ISES IS ADI'OINTED VO! Mi PRISONER ( bester Physician Named Tells Defendant in (lam- ti alcoholic coner figure would lime. instead of I he House. a supporting tat it. will be rome to na Medical Staff Chief Ncaa Hospital Mirk ( ase to Stat A aa ax From Bad Company F 1)1 port t h It wa SEEK BEDI CHON IN ti \ SOLI NE TAX Mf cr mere na rn known rws ic , was found 425 Ear'? I is Mailman, is said by rn tat Mr Mal a home for illy been in with mein bt aer* of i SPEC! NL CEREMONY MARKS ME ETI NC vert Mem be 149. I O of Mc M , I (* us lit in hep Tlte he he IHS ll Core a nil iv Felt et urn at , md suspr the find isr for Mr last. night in Odd Fellow 5 Temple, 11 F.igh' th and Sj ironI streets, ll Th unde e degr< r lh" Ii a# conferred iu ship of Cha bv a team ries Jour- !f> nry. • Pa 1 ftChem. The ceremony ir wa# unique in view of th" fact thai , it wi us the fir st occasion. since the Sf new degree ha s come into exist am a. ,}' that It has bel -n conferred upon any " mem ber of order In this county. 111 t he -d ti Bm Der (HI A Rf! ES CHESTER MAN JILTED HEP A Philadelphia woman, she was jilted after a C had promised t suit at Media pense for her " The suit wi Maurice M Orc R Delpmo, of Front street Philadelphia 1^0 J. Phare-, of the 900 b nore place, this city Miss Delpino states, thai came acquainted with P July. 1931. During Deed cute VOD inded Ice filed bv ' 1900 bU to ri .mgs Att lf Dep md Norris street Mr. Mailman he com rn unit v airs of Ohev She er and was a 1< irs of Jewish o man city and Delavan filed vived by his v ;d ■nm- sons. Albert and i For a number c met conducted a '"ai rn Wit ■ Off hr 1 dr moi , a' T 11 IIF Mr. XI atement avers. Phan g marke d attention IT. mad" I ove to her ii Ilion, ad dressing her id elide* line words, i" presen' ce of ot her In Janus i v. 1932, Ms rd P Jon Dr pro po Helen ment More at ii North street and Kdgnt tainst brothers also sin i ELI- min and Samuel. Mr. Ma;.rn, I ie be- twenty-five years es iii into a successful r. the his later y< i pay- Inter es Us in plain- he also wa# ardent tures. iniin'c News of (Iv pi shock to hi of friends, t says. ,0 many, hr terests and were ext mr told of It lr tnt? Hei Announcement' was made of a social night, which will be observed bv th" members and their friends next Friday evening in Odd Fellows Temple. CELEBRATION HELD IN THE WEST END This evening will be celebrated n New Year's Eve bv Ukrainian. Omk and Russian Orthodox residents of this ri tv, tomorrow being January I, according to tile Gregorian calendar Devotional services will be held at 9 o clock this evening and at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning in the churches of 'he three denominations In the West the; dec Mfd i Nut if retell C1 Dr D' in D< h been ii foul in East! Dr the this ( than pract of th nu, widely know em of the bight nallv honored I ,s Chief of ti ie new Fit/era On stei s ama Ii* time gi>jn-^ed to ' go burt to school from bud companybv (' Greer, of Ebensburg, Fen the young man ty to a charge OHI duffs i list It ut one of dona of I open K the I •r Iii - coin •en oi dT Taylor Pal k. Dr I) per; on# ment of M* Si' urn cai ago ana dr -Stup business n is he had Sarge rid it ion to hts ate mere.Mfd in oth e!of cd in. In Carolers will mum ties throng tion of Chest* tributing money charitable purpi f ravers" the com* out the western sec-householders con-that will bi* used for •es In the chinche; lie fh I I It! Ani It A H ALAM I hum inkno oi mat-f as the time fo the redding Itv February she vees induced to Dnri Phares* $350, so h" could start in business, she says, * Iv kindly words and caresses," When spring came in April, instead of 'youths fancy turning to love," Phares broke off the engagement, the woman claims. Application has been made to the I court for Phares to be held under $500 Mulrooney today congratulated 17 iii to answer the suit W'hrn It is dectectives whose work led to arrest of two brother officers as the kid- IN DK T 'I POEM E' ,r \ FOR KIDNAIMNH MAN NKW YORK. Jan. 14 UP) -Police Commissioner Edward P WASHINGTON. Jan 14 GJP The Treasury net balance for J 12 wa' 5430.030,293 SI Ekpcnditu that day we re 511653 32938 Cum r ond SLIM A thl! had not the 1921 more ex gained a Ma tori -M a: ■ trie C I IU ( Al ION ( OM I III \( $; mal conference of th* F incaI ion Association, the Benjamin Franklin It I oh la. February third Morning, afternoon and n I lid be *0 da vs evening i will lr h is of the conference Announcement of th* < ll k* til to all sc boob un the office, of the I It A I I IIN Al, A IMT J Flinger for his d to guanin hospital I Of nrimitti of the mc nan is re If cl Oro Hospital when D Phlladelpi monies Lim US appl ll stuff. I tine next test on Munday in a vote by the committee proper. Its members are favorably disposed but (he measure, nevertheless, must weather a storm of controversy bcfoir it can become law. The #ub-commttt«* eliminated any effort at definition of an intoxicating beverage It proposed, instead, to limit the penalties of the Volstead Law to malt or vinous beverages of more than 3 05 per cent No c hange would be made in the Volstead limitation of one half of one per cent on distilled liquors. Wine was placed in the same cate-goiy with beer and limited to 3 Oft per relit alcoholic content. Senator Dill, Democrat. Washington, who sponsored this change, predicted it would raise pf more revenue. 'Hie sub-committee, headed by Mario DI Lonzo. 20. Ben a tor Blaine, Wisconsin Republish, weir fined $199 can, voted four to one for the bill, each when the w admitted with only Senator Horah. Republican. »ploy es of a gambling e«- Idaho, opposing, though several mem-n at sixth and Wall Mtertv her* made reservations on specific the scene of a spectacular amendments, tic pollee last June 1 Horah, long a supporter of the dry r defendants. Robert Nixon, laws, took no part in drafting the I), Robert Connelly, Kamuel new bill. 'Die four members who Robert Morrison nod Lee [toted for It aie Blaine, Hebert Re- - convicted af the last term publican. Rhode Island*, Walsh md fined $500 and given j (Montana) and Dill > Washington), h in the county jail J 'Hie key to the new bill, and the DI l<onao and, effort lo make it accord with the p ill when their com-1 Eighteenth Amendment, is contained tried, and appeared for in tho following paragraph' 'Nothing In the National Prohibition Act, as amended and supple-- Dc rum called his j moated, shall apply to any act or Mcivm lf lurk, a nor- failure to act in reaped of any of th* a "!' ?r , ** I following, containing not more than imposing 3 05 p,.,. centum of alcohol bv weight: WM nf n! b*er' *if'- porter, wine, similar fer-a iii niented or vinous liquor, or fruit Juice*." No change In the tax proposed by the House $.5 a barrel was made by the sub-cnmmtftee as tire bill has yet loo men found in the fo "A10 FlnHnr,' Committee for », be-1 place, were taken to Swarthmore u, jCon* r*f,rm nf 1U features, ifund I ufo and given hearings bv Macis-f Hie trine David F Uh tell Horse-racing itslrie sheets nnd other gambling apparatus chief I — - whici com ■ Fr md in At! Tri has held I Irian In I •re mm ll Up I point o months Judge F >1 ic f Ie Id Kri I pan! trial ill torn first din II- Judge < spec' go b and this W mort urn int District A* vhould r you b**long like this. Let tided in June, I Kl). TAX IN! Id DKP IN STAN I,KY CKK'KS Uh for the new Fltsige: broken last Mum irdinai Dougherty, presided at the ct (.1 NBD A I QI I I n A ABD (>N I > Vt. f I o O F (•ailed In court. SH KS KIU <' ATION SYSTKM MACK PATK Education she v: b' placed on n national bn is. Dr. William John Groper, Urn "d Ste-'•« Comm.- io't. of Bducauon told 290 educator caih-rrrd in Philadelphia for a 5-maf? inference. 'Our present system belongs to th C.vil War i>enod.' he sa ti A man-jufacturers1 sales tax, levied throughout the na vealthler slate® contributing part of their prorced'; to the poorer one® would provide [money for the uniform operation of ich a plan.** GIVES AAA AA STATIE NEW YORK. Jan 14 - 'UP' -John D Rockefeller. Jr., ha# given an an't lque s'aUi* worth $141,750 to the ctropolitnn Museum of Art It i.1 known as the Lansdowne Amazon FP fpfP'f) V'FJO IS OVERRIDDEN Hoover's Message Ignored HCAV FLAMF.-IJCKF.D L'ATLANTIQUE in House; V ote Is 271-01: APPF.ARFD FROM TDF AIP mil lee was v -on.Mderation vt to give ; measure. tee Lorlge No 263 o to Philadelphia tomorrow to join with the member* rd Arc; urns Lodge in ixhgious serv-to be held there The delegation Oin Che* tor will be headed bv William T. Fowden. an official of the local lodge The trip will be made in motor cars which will leave from the Odd Fellows Hnll, Broad and Crosby streets. ira j» coat m,hia dx of t • ficr th* AVII MD With her to sporting a n« second-hand f Marital Sui re left t shipbuilding company repairs. FORD COMI'AINV MAKUS DONATION t orilinued «n I as! Page hi-VTiciv' i . Tn yesterday a announcement of 11nIX I Ia I cN ( El It lie new scale of reduc'd prurs at Al I' l.'TIMU 1*1 A \.'#2 1 ^ i n •* v I hen'rn, it was I na d vert.- JILL I l.sli I I f, A ,> .a ently announced that Federal taxes ■vould be in addition to these prices. Tile monthly meeting of the "You A**' announcement was that and Me Dental Club will be held in 1 hr. 5,' prI(** lnr,udrd th<> r»*d- the Y. W. C A building. Seventh jrr* ____ UMI ami ih,/< X:,- ' fi:,° °',Mk 'ni,I S CONDITION IMPROVES •aint, ftp Dr Hermann Prim a dental sci Loa ANGELES Jan 14 -<UP» — 'W. the enlist of world fame is at the pre#- Th#. condition of Alme.' aemple en- lime head of a dent .I re ( arch McPherson Hutton, pastor of Angela* department at the University of Temple, was reported slightly lmnroved Prnn.vlv.nu Th, .rtrtrr,, to hi A nr^r^ZVZr given bv Dr Prin* will be b»*ed on ap^ar next Tuesday for trial of a , t;,lorv . . . , , *249 000 breach of contract suit has I he club Is composed of dental men been issued. In this city and Delaware county and a large attendance I# anticipated at, the meeting I opicsof Times na per* of Erne I ? inent bootlegger. "Your brilliant, c up for th- ;• igmi have plac'd on th( ■hoenig. a pr (iocs to Senate rn d"par men " h" .In B nd Aith! Gracf were in Raymond St res jail with tire? allegro ar-ompiice Frank Miller. e;;-ronvict; Ma?: Gtll" end Leonard Grwclczvk. They we' unable to provide $75,000 bail. were indicted lat** f rd'*v charged with kidnaping Schoenig was kidnaped bv two men Era'r danger# to the Philippi claiming to be policemen in front of ppsMbility of involvement HORSES WITHDRAWN FROM RACES TODAY tnt I nited Ccm*) AT .Hill R<0\ P ARK Ciallnp Alenc. Clashy A ( hoire. Aristnerat. Ni#ia. ILisnla, Jef O'Neil. I adv (.eneral. 'Imrle. Our Inhnnv. -ir.ging Kid. ?—Lord Tournament. Friar, ( ousin Judy. High Pocket#. I#kum. AAell Behaved, Gen ( amphell, Don't Touch. Baith.'#ar. Bold Robin 3— Arrow. Muir station. Donate, < hi-anti. Pollywog, Anne Arundel. I.in-ma*t. Ju'tina, Brinkley, Rov- crofter. — None . — None', — A'oltesta. Rory, Amazing. Bonnie ( ap, Olive -ahath. Pollv L, Nu hat. Thistle AA i#e, Bred '#rottwn AA hitharral. — AA innie C , Purlie. Gold Tip. General Tot. Bal Rile*-, Honohina Hold Hard l.urk Piece. Outcry. S-th's Ballot. — H-rlareri oft . " eather—( lear. Lrack—I ' WASHINGTON, Jan. 14 Ovor-i Jiing a scorching veto by President Hoover, the House again passed the Philippine Independence bill bv a vote of 274 to 94 It was well over ' th" necessary two-third# majoritv F'ate of the measure today is in the hands of the Senate, where determined opposition developed to frer-»,• ing the Philippines und"r present chaotic conditions. The President's message warned of and the the Brooklyn Federal building De- United States in war if the island? comber 27. Th->*e men were alleged VVPr<> cut loose to shift for thetn- to have been Ne vin A end Or a"f. He "Ives. Throughout wa.s an mferen-was h"ld captive two weeks in a Gal hint of Japanese invasion of the I otter Flast Side t"nement and Philippines Jorcrd at pistol point to write two Neither liberty nor wisdom would letters to his wife instructing her be served bv the bill. th* President to pay $103,000 for his release. Th" 'aid He declared the Philippine# ransom was not paid and the kid- would be con.'.onted with economic napers, realizing police were at work d"genrr.ition, and the United States on th" case, became frightened and released Schoenig. ( ontinued on Last PaT* School Health Class Experiment a Success *>' hool has no deportment I th" Health On° class a- Lincoln ; problems of attcndanrr or scholarship, It is caty Cia;# and the main d■#" of th" children Handing is to eat everything placed brfi .e tnem Pi *. rt f .n the cia#,# is shown bv increase in w"ich'. h.calth and mental vigor. Tile class is com pc.? d c f 43 pupil® r.d the found rs are Mrs Anni" Greenwood, principal of th" school. ad Mi; George Boznango. wife c: 'he school janitor They introduced their id"a after noting th" weakened ronciition of many boys and girls. ' Ii Greenwood suspected un der-rouyishment and ci!l"d a conf^renr* Out of 'hi; conference grew th" hr. loDfNtuGTs Valued at $2000 ( on!riliutcd to Welfare ([ri'ani/al ions For* "r He J Ii (if 'Hied .ippioxi- l0(»l welfare Ruth Bennett ursery. Union Re ( ie Mis-Wdfare and icin were th" supplies chairman of d, and R H th** Chessel City Counei! 'IE cl, WE IP SS* distribution iMCived in th" ' R'ilef A so- ( HESTER RESIDENT d i vnviro) I ./ •'Mtii TYoiiev service to Upland and to It A x IM I JA A It I 111 Twenty-fourth street and Provid"n(« I avenue will be discontinued tonight. Two bandits yesterday forced WU- Tho anawei to many motorist*' yray- lard Ixird, 25. of 29 West Eighth ^f** street, this city, manager of a filling i . . ,^T2T~ m ion 8( vent'.-"cond trcet. and Uhina ha.# lOO.(KM) soldiers ready to Woodland avenue. Philadelphia, tc open th" rn lr t Im ti rifled it < es tat a Japanese invasion at Jehol, the bul Ida; i "and Wfu,r ,h,'v rcallv need is a few U. S. x contents, about Marlnaj, aes Ed Buckley. Fanatics tried to prevent the en-trance of Prof Piccard, famous Belgian scientist, to thl# country. Trying to get him up in the air, what? on tn and I For men f coven were t and b • —— : were i ( (inturned on l.a#t Page watch After he had Unlocked the safe lord wa# locked in a #mall room with hts assistant. Donald Doyle, 17. of 2299 South Seventy-first street and r r tom'i Edward K.nc 94 of 21f,q matter what. argument their Routh Seventy-second stfet. Phlla- grandchildren put up about th" city finances in 1933. present city councilmen will never be able to budge it to please em. ore of homes were night by a field fire vton farm. Hook road venue, Sharon Hill. n three hours fire- This Is one for "Hello Tony." who stubborn blaze which thinks the Topics are getting flat, to HK) acre; The flames chew over. until ditches were dug ,, ,r started. "Congress Is still experimenting I den lr. and motorists with the beer bill," reads a headline. by the glare and So are many fellows who insist they tie. can make good home brew. deiphia Pl ANI S AT NII ARON HILL Nearly a iresfcncd i I rf; nod Medical examiners found 'hat a few of our city policemen had flat feet. Oh, doctors! General Demand Being Made for Shoes health cia/.® I' meets every tween IO 30 and Ila rn A small class room on th" main floor is u'llizeri as a dining room and th" bas-mcnt of th" school a the kffohcn Mrs Boznango Is th" h"ad of the health department, I purchasing the supplies, doing the I cooking and supervising the serving j of th" meals. Miss Greenwood records the progress in increased weight, I rosy cheeks and attention in the class rooms. The improvised dining room is not large enough to accommodate th" 48 boys and girl# at one sitting and they are fed in two groups. Each ' kiddie ' 5 •( ('d af a dr. k and 'ne menu fr,- Once the nride o. Die French mer- barit marine, th- I ire de#ltoyed liner 'he day s®' before bim or h" Yes- L'Atlantique is #hown a# #he appeared when pulled into f hrrboare after t"rdav . ' lamb Mew rh and being re#< ued from the f.ngli#h I bann"l. Newxnaner# hinted Dip fire whirh proved to be a favc;:'" ru n ar 'h" de«trov"d h*r—-ith 29 member# of »*er cr"" 'fill mi#*ine—o»v have he-n incendiarv. what appeared to h» emply ga«olin" drum# were found ( ontinued on Pace #e\rn in th" firM-r'a#' area. The upplv ty wh o the Be r and vicin-god to com; Club in lf. >oor of this ad id of t work in behalf community. Thousands of children have h Diem, fiad old them and have for them Through t of the Boys' Club man ab!*1 to attend school. A letter from on" school principals bring on th" factor th" good work being done Boy# Club of Ch"*tcr "Dears Sirs ' I thank you most sincerely for the women anc shoe; given tv emodeled foi in work dour .# department th many pairs of shoe.-, that von have given pupil' of this school. Your help has enabled many pupils to #tav in school, who would otherwise have to oe absent XI ny thanks nnd be# wishes for Naur continued good work. ' Sincerely yours, ■ CATHERINE I BROWN, principal. ■ B a»k"r T. W*.'lnngW)n School " Man / other letters of thanks have come to the Boy#' Club from charitable organization#, churches, nearly every school in Chester and private individuals Not only letters of thanks, however, but letters of appeal have been pouring in through the malls. People realize there is no other place in town they can go and gel •hor®. Thpv ar" sent to the Bov:.' ( r.j.tinued on P%ge Seven 9 Tom Connolly can solve many locked situations but he doesn t think lie should be asked to corvrtbu'e to thl# locked controver#y over the new postoffice site. Someone has said that husbands should not get too much rope. We wish they had given this advice eaiiv in December, bcfoi* th" Christmas stogie# were sent as presents Ihc XV ca flier AA AAHINGTON. tan 14— JNS! — Eastern Pennsylvania 'lastly cloudv and not quite x* cold in north anil west portions tonicht. Sunday, fair anil warmer. Western Pennsylvania- Fair tonight, slightly warmer in south portion; Nunda*. increasing cloudiness and warmer; light ra n sunday night; much colder Monday. LOI) AA N TEMPERATURE 6 a 7 a 8 a. a. rn. rn, rn. rn. ti in a m 57 •Ila rn.......33 35 Noon ........49 36 ;
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Monument Mountain Trail is a 2.8 mile lightly trafficked loop trail located near Stockbridge, Massachusetts that features beautiful wild flowers and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
dogs on leash
kid friendly
nature trips
trail running
cross country skiing
wild flowers
Not lightly trafficked at all. In warm weather be forewarned it is heavily trafficked.
Beautiful November hike. Not crowded. Well maintained. Stunning views! A decent climb but not taxing. Did the loop in about two hours spending some time at the top.
Eva A.
Thanksgiving 2016: This trail offered beautiful surroundings in nature and varied terrain. We hiked a couple of days after a snowfall, but it wasn't too deep and the trails were still walkable.
We started on the Indian Monument trail. After 100 feet or so, we lost track of the footprints in the snow. We couldn't find the path, so we turned around and went up Hickey. It was moderately challenging, but even for a 60-year-old out of shape woman, very doable. I took my time, and stopped to admire the spectacular snow-covered sights.
Hickey was icy on parts and steep a couple of times. We had to climb up some rocks but not too large or difficult. I knew I wouldn't be able to go back down that way. Especially because my legs were feeling a bit rubbery.
We got a late afternoon start and considering the early winter sunset, we didn't attempt to make it all the way to Squaw Peak. Instead we took Indian Monument back, which was a lovely and easy trek down.
Towards the end, we discovered that because of the snow, hikers had opted to leave the path and walk along the highway. That's why we couldn't follow the path at the beginning. In the end I was super happy we started with the more challenging Hickey and ended with Indian Monument.
Would definitely do this again next time we are in the Berkshires. And leave an hour earlier to leave time to make it to the very top.
Be sure to bring snacks and water!
it was my first hiking here! great view, nice hiking
quick hike with great views
Saw amazing fall leaves and great view of the valley from one of the peaks. Easy trail to follow.
Best hike in Great Barrington area

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Guardian 2.7Mature
Rather than the VTOL, a pair of armored swat-like vans had come to pick us up. The ride back to base was quiet, nobody really cared to talk. Everyone still in costume just sat down, gently rocked by the turns and twist of the road. We had fought for maybe two minutes, but it had left us all exhausted, my heart didn't seem like it wanted to calm down; it kept beating frantically.
The rogues had gotten away with some of the truck's content but we'd gotten away with two of theirs, who, as evidenced by the lack of fiery explosions, sat quietly in the other van.
Volley was the only one doing anything, operating a first aid kit and checking to Victoria's injury, which bled lightly, the cut was long but shallow, he applied a foam like spray to it which seemed to staunch the bleeding. I wouldn't want to be the person in charge of cleaning our costumes or the truck, the fight had left us grimy and sweaty, with some bits of Victoria's blood here and there.
Kenzie put a hand on my shoulder and rested her head on it. Of all of us, she had to use her power the most for routine things like moving and attacking and it had left her drained. After what seemed like an eternity, the van stopped in an underground garage and we were let out.
From the other truck, the captured Rogues came out, a dozen agent of the divergent activity response team escorting them to what I presumed were holding cells. Royal went along with them peacefully, his hands in handcuffs. Burner was still under the effect of the sedatives she'd been administered before going into the van and had to be dragged.
The others started moving and I followed them, We took the elevator up to the first floor of our building and we all entered the dressing room. There were stalls for the shyer members of the team and that's where I went, unbuckling my costume and hanging my mask for the night.
"Uh…" Kenzie whined, as she finished removing her costume, using her ability to undo the metallic contraption. "I'm beat."
"That was exhausting." I muttered, "I doubt I'll be able to walk to the front door, let alone go home… Are fights always this exhausting?" I'd been in two, technically three if you counted the Amarok and Volley exercise and all of them had been exhausting, on the other hand, unlike them, I wasn't in the best of shape.
"Yes." Stan answered, removing his own costume. "The adrenaline keeps you going over your usual limit, you give it a hundred and twenty percent so you can seize a edge, kind of like the stories of a mom lifting a van to save her child you hear about. However it's not good for you to push yourself, you're bound to get hurt so when it's over, you need to heal."
"So hungry…" Victoria said. She didn't need to change but she stayed with us until we were all done. She'd washed up the blood that had stained her fur and was left mostly wet, occasionally shaking to get the water out of her fur.
"Go grab something to eat and then go see the doc, that scratch on your back look nasty, I don't want you to get and infection. The same goes for you Hedron." It probably wasn't that bad, Victoria had a thick hide and a cushion of fat under her skin to protect vital tissues. Hedron on the other hand had a sharp piece of metal in his arm, probably a gift from Local.
"I don't like the doc, she's creepy. She's always examining me and taking samples of stuff."
"She's a specialist in protean biology, Studying you is part of her job and it could save your life."
"Do you want me to come with?" Chuan offered.
"I'm not a baby, Chuan."
"If that's the case, stop acting like one all the time." Hedron said.
"You're an asshole Hedron!" Victoria snapped, baring her fangs.
"Stop it, both of you." Stan said before either of them could add any more oil to the fire. "Hedron you apologize, now. Victoria I want you to go to the doctor now. If you make me repeat myself, I'll have you two suspend for the next two weeks without pay. Is that clear?"
"Yes." They mumbled at the same time.
"Hedron?" Stan said his name as a nudge.
"I'm sorry Victoria. I'm just having a bad day." It didn't sound all that sincere.
"Apology accepted." Victoria said, more ritually than meaningfully, before walking out, presumably to go to the doctor's office.
Once we were all changed, we headed upstairs to the lounge. Kenzie took me by the arm.
"Want to go watch a movie in my room, unwind a bit?"
"That sounds nice." I said, following her to her room.
The individual rooms weren't all that big, but they were still bigger than mine. For one, they had width.
Kenzie's was simply decorated, minimalistic black wood furnitures, a bed with purple covers and many, many pillows with a tv hanging off the white and purple walls where landscapes hung. I noticed an easel stored in one of the corner, by the room's sole window.
"I love your paintings." I said.
"Thanks, the black canvas one is my favorite. I just loved doing it. I have a few more in storage, those are just my personal favorites."
She sat down and began undoing the straps of her braces, there were a lot of them and it took her a few minutes to get them off.
"My poor legs." She said, massaging them. "Sorry if I'm whining, you probably don't want to hear me bitch about it but it just fucking hurts right now..."
"It's okay, you don't have to hide your symptoms." I said. "Do you want some help?"
"You're an angel Paige. There's some cream on the table next to you, hand it over?"
It took me a second to find it. I gave it to her and she rolled up her pant's legs up to her thighs and started massaging, applying a generous coat of cream. I couldn't help but notice that she had very nice legs with some fleshy filling, unlike the thin noodles that I sported.
"That's good." She said. I couldn't help but feel very awkward. "Now that my legs have been finally appeased how about that movie?"
"Sure. Whatever you like is cool with me."
"It's great we get to hang out again. We've kind of been distant since you joined."
"Kickback's got me swapped in things to do."
"Yeah, the initial training is very demanding. Doesn't help you're doing normal schoolwork on top."
"No much of a choice there."
"Everyone but you and I are in on the guardian's cyber schooling program, but personally I wanted to have things outside of the guardians. You should ask Kickback about it if you want to switch over."
"I think I'll stay in school with you." Saying that made me blush and I looked away for a moment.
As we spoke, she picked a horror movie and we sat in the bed amidst the sea of cushions and using her blanket to cover our legs. We sat down rather close to each others.
I was not a fan of horror films at all. In fact I couldn't stand them… But for Kenzie, I would have watched anything.
When the first scare happened, I jumped.
"Are you okay, Paige?" Kenzie asked me.
"I get startled pretty easily." I said, still tense.
Under the covers, her hand found mine and we interlaced fingers. She shook a little and moved an inch closer to me.
It was one of those movies that had a lot of jump scares in them and every time they happened, I ended up getting closer to Kenzie, practically clinging to her halfway through the movie. Still, she didn't seem to mind.
"Paige?" She asked after a while.
"Yeah?" I turned around to face her and realized how close we had gotten, our heads were only a few inches apart. Suddenly, I was aware that there was a certain sense of intimacy between the two of us, she looked a little... red. She let go of my hand and she took my head in her hands, I could feel her warm breath on my skin, she slowly leaned in and our lips met.
My ability for rational thoughts died there. All I could think of was something along the line of Ohmigod!!! Ohmigod!!! Ohmigod!!!
The movie didn't exist anymore, it was only Kenzie and I. Thousands of nerve endings firing up at the contact of our lips.
I just followed her lead, starting slowly, with an almost shy series of small kisses, progressively speeding up, getting more and more intense. Her hands moved, holding my at the hips, I shuddered as they moved into position.
"I've been wanting to do this for a while." She whispered breathlessly before going back into the kiss. The tip of our tongues met and joined the fray.
Ohmigod… Kenzie likes me. Was the extent of my thought process.
The movie kept going, but we didn't notice. In hindsight having people being butchered as the background music of our intimate moment was weird, but at the time it didn't matter. All that mattered was us, just two girls inebriated by the emotion of the moment.
One of her hand found it's way to the nape of my neck, while the other caressed the outside of my thigh, her weight shifted until she was practically leaning all of her weight on me. I shrunk back, breaking the magic of the moment, replaced by an increasing sense of dread, my legs trembled and I froze, breaking away from Kenzie.
Kenzie's had brought back dark things I'd wanted to forget to my mind… This was just too much… I couldn't handle it anymore…
"Paige?" Kenzie asked, surprised by my change of behavior. "Are you alright?" She tried to touch me and I jerked away.
"I have to go." I muttered. I couldn't breathe. I had to get out…
I got off the bed and started walking, a cold sweat had begun covering my body, I pushed the door open left, Kenzie called me again, but she didn't follow, not without her braces on. I wrapped my arms around myself as I made my way down the stairs, In the lounge Stan and Chuan were together, with one standing around the couch while the other sat on the arm rest and they were talking. They noticed me and called me out but I didn't answer.
I had to get out...


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University of Louisville, Louisville, KY
Persistent or recurrent wheezing is a common cause for referral to pediatric pulmonology. These patients require a detailed work-up to elicit the etiology of wheezing as they often represent a diagnostic dilemma. Objective: To examine the components of the diagnostic course typically taken in these infants and the primary diagnoses given. To compare the epidemiology of patients referred for wheezing with the two most common diagnoses, gastroesophageal reflux (GER) and asthma.
A retrospective review was performed on 56 infants, mean age 10 months; range 2- 31 months, referred for recurrent or persistent wheezing. All of these patients had infant pulmonary function tests. The majority of patients had chest x-rays, pH probe studies, and upper GI series. A few others had modified barium swallow studies, allergy testing, and sweat chloride tests depending on the clinical presentation.
The most common diagnoses were GER and asthma. Asthma, both as a primary diagnosis or with secondary diagnoses, was found in 40/56 or 71% of patients. GER, alone or with other diagnoses, was found in 27/56 or 48% of patients. There was no difference between these two groups regarding a parental history of asthma, prematurity, or NICU stay. There was no difference in family size. There was no difference in reported cases of bronchiolitis or pneumonia between the two groups. Environmental smoke exposure was slightly more common in the GER group. More patients with asthma had pets versus those with GER. A history of breastfeeding was less common in the asthma group. More patients with asthma had attended daycare versus those with GER. A clinical history of reflux was much more common in the GER group.
Although wheezy infants constitute a heterogeneous group of patients, the most common diagnosis in this cohort is asthma and gastroesophageal reflux.
The aspects of epidemiology most helpful in distinguishing the asthma patients versus the GER patients included clinical history of reflux, history of breastfeeding, history of daycare attendance, and history of eczema.
Nemr Eid, None.
Wednesday, November 2, 2003
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Empire Trailer: Hip-Hop Mogul's Family Battles For Control In New Fox Drama
"Empire" is coming in 2015, and Fox has released the first teaser trailer for the show about a hip-hop mogul whose health problems lead to a family battle for control of his record label.
Terrence Howard and Taraji P. Henson star in the drama, along with Gabourey Sidibe, Malik Yoba, Jussie Smollett and Bryshere Gray. The show's original soundtrack is written and produced by Timbaland. It's created by Lee Daniels of Precious and The Butler fame.
From the network's official plot summary: "Lucious Lyon is the king of hip-hop. An immensely talented artist, the CEO of Empire Entertainment and a former street thug, his reign has been unchallenged for years. But all that changes, when he learns he has a disease that is going to render him crippled and incapacitated in a matter of three years. The clock is ticking, and he must groom one of his three sons to take over his crowning achievement, without destroying his already fractured family."
"As the Lyons slug it out, an emotional chess game begins that will either cause the family's destruction or redemption," says the summary. "Lives and loves will be lost as the complicated family will come together and fall apart over the elusive throne." The series looks like a juicy mix of family intrigue, feuds, backstabbing, glamour, power plays and yacht parties.
"Empire" is set to debut in January. Are you looking forward to it? Check out the first promo below, and tell us what you think. Note: Video no longer available.


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March 26, 2014
Measles Activity
Measles is highly contagious and is spreading globally. Europe, Asia and Africa are reporting significant red measles activity. In Canada, measles activity is reported by Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia and Ontario. Recent Ontario cases have been imported from Thailand and from Philippines where measles has increased due to Typhoon Haiyan. Regardless of destination, travelers through international airports including Canadian airports, are at risk of exposure to measles.
Regional update
The Region of Waterloo Public Health and the University of Waterloo recently received confirmation of one case of red measles in a student at the University who acquired the infection while travelling.
The student attended a class held in J.R. Coutts Engineering Lecture Hall, room 101, on Tuesday, February 25, 2014 at 10:30 a.m.. The student left the class feeling ill and remained away from campus until fully recovered. Laboratory tests confirmed that the individual had red measles, which is a highly communicable infectious disease.
The incubation period for infection can be as long as 21 days, which means that public health officials expect anyone who was potentially exposed on February 25 would have become ill by March 18. To date, no new cases of measles have been reported to Public Health. We have passed through the timeframe when the onset of new red measles cases would have occurred as a result of this potential exposure. Any persons exposed to this case, who have not yet developed symptoms, would not be expected to develop measles.
If you have any concerns or questions, please speak with a health professional or your family physician.
In light of this event, Health Services advise all students, staff and faculty members to check that their immunizations are up-to-date. If you are uncertain whether you are protected please contact your family doctor or Health Services. Those who are travelling are recommended to ensure their immunization status is up to date since movement through international airports is a risk for exposure to red measles.
Region of Waterloo Public Health recommends MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella) for immunization.
- everyone should be immunized for measles
- adults born in 1970 or later should have received 1 dose of MMR
- two doses of MMR are recommended for all children, young adults (ages 18-25 years), post-secondary students, health care workers, those who plan to travel internationally and those who received killed measles vaccine (1967-1970)
- consult with your physician about MMR for infants over 6 months of age if travelling to a high risk area
We advise all students, staff and faculty members to check that their immunizations are up-to-date.
Without proper immunization, you are at a much higher risk for acquiring the disease and its serious side effects.
Symptoms of measles include:
- Fever, runny nose and dry cough
- Red, irritated eyes
- Sensitivity to light
- Small white, grey or blue spots inside the mouth
- Red, blotchy rash that begins 2-4 days later, appearing on the face and spreading down the body.
Symptoms usually develop around 10 days after exposure but may develop as early as 7 days or as late as 21 days.
What do you do if you are exposed to measles?
If your immunization is up-to-date you will be protected. If you have not had immunization, please contact your physician or Health Services for advice as soon as you know you have been exposed. Alternatively you may wish to contact the Immunization and Vaccine preventable disease nurse at Waterloo Region Public Health at 519-575-4400. Monitor how you are feeling for the next 3 weeks. If you develop a fever then keep apart from other people in your residence, do not go out in public and stay home from work or school. Contact your physician or Public Health for advice.
If you develop symptoms:
If you think you may have measles, call your doctor's office and ask to speak with the nurse. The nurse will review your symptoms and make arrangements for you to come to the clinic when it is possible to separate you from other patients who are seeking care. Put on a mask when you enter the physician's office. Samples of secretions from your nose or throat and blood testing is required to confirm the presence of the virus. Your health care provider will give you the information you need to care for yourself and to protect others while you are infectious.


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Argyle 1 Accrington 0 - Report
Argyle 1
Reid 64
Accrington Stanley 0
by Rick Cowdery
A GOAL by Reuben Reid worthy of winning a match of much greater import than the battle between Sky Bet League 2's in-form teams kept Argyle three points clear at the top of the division.
The Pilgrims needed an unbeatable combination of Reid's skill; dogged determination in the face of talented and organised opposition; and sheer, naked good luck to record a fourth successive league victory.
Reid's expert long-range tracer volley midway through the second half settled a match in which Stanley hit the woodwork twice and gave Argyle goalkeeper Luke McCormick such a busy afternoon that he was named man of the match by sponsors the Green Taverners.
The two clubs came into the game each on the back of fine form this season and a decent away win the week before, on the basis of which both managers decided any changes would be inappropriate.
Derek Adams selected the same 18 Pilgrims in the same positions as those that had done duty in the 2-0 win at Notts County the previous Sunday, meaning midfielders Carl McHugh and Graham Carey started Argyle's first game of the season as outright League 2 leaders on the substitutes' bench.
However, Accrington manager John Coleman was forced into a late change from the starters in Stanley's 2-1 win at Barnet when Adam Buxton fell ill during the hour after the teamsheets were handed into referee Nick Kinseley; Joe Wright was promoted from the substitutes' bench.
Argyle have yet to find the net in the initial half an hour of a home match on their way to the summit but they nearly went ahead inside the opening few minutes with their first attack of the game. The ball worked its way, via Hiram Boateng's steal outside his own penalty box and Gregg Wylde's pluperfect pass, to Jake Jervis, whose low shot brought the best out of 6ft 9in opposition goalkeeper Jason Mooney.
From auspicious beginnings, the Greens were then undone twice in quick succession by the Owd Reds purple-patch striker Josh Windass.
First, the son of Dean – for whom, surely, an Alice band would be an anathema – took advantage of Peter Hartley's slip on Home Park's slick surface to run through unopposed. As he was sizing up which side of McCormick to place the ball, he failed to sense Curtis Nelson sprinting back to deny him a shot with a perfectly-timed tackle.
Immediately afterwards, Windass found himself in the clear again. This time, he had Matt Crooks and Piero Mingoia for company, amid not much Pilgrims cover, and he opted to pass to the former. McCormick talked this week about how Adams has raised standards since arriving at Home Park and the save that the Argyle goalkeeper made from Crooks' shot was no better illustration.
The Pilgrims' riposte came down the left from Wylde, after the winger skipped around Liam Wakefield. His cross to the far post was nodded back by Jervis into the path of Josh Simpson, whose shot banged against the not inconsiderable frame of Mooney.
The frame of the goal, rather than its custodian, then kept Accrington out at the opposite end as Sean McConville teed off after Crooks had headed on Mingoia's free-kick. The ball flashed across McCormick but cannoned back off the angle of post and crossbar.
When Accrington broke, they did so in numbers and the test for Argyle was not to let those numbers count. They nearly did when McConville, finding himself the man over, skipped inside a couple of challenges before unleashing a fierce drive which was bettered only by a combination of McCormick's knowledge of his angles and his blade-sharp reflexes.
The same fate, by the same method, befell two right-footed shots from Mingoia as before half-time arrived to give the Pilgrims the opportunity to regroup and reshape, with Carey and McHugh coming on for Boateng and Tanner.
From being slightly off-key, Argyle immediately looked more harmonious with Carey orchestrating their efforts from central midfield and he soon had Mooney flinging his massive body full stretch and yet was still beaten by a long-range shot that only narrowly failed to curl inside the post.
That surely would have been a spectacular goal, had it sneaked home, but it still would have paled into shoulder-shrugging insignificance compared to what followed.
Perhaps only Carey, of all the Argyle players, would have been able to envisage and execute the volley that Reid placed from 20 yards into the top right-hand corner after Nelson had inadvertently headed Carey's free-kick. To beat a goalkeeper of Mooney's size, not to mention most of the Accrington team who stood between him and the goal, required vision and skill. Older readers might recall a goal by George Best against Tottenham at Old Trafford – this was up there with that.
If Accrington felt hard done, going behind after all their effort and close things, their sense of injustice will have been heightened minutes later, when McConville again beat McCormick but again saw the ball clatter back off the woodwork.
Reid's race was run as he went off with what looked like a knee injury before Accrington continued to ask questions of the Pilgrims' defence. Like: how did Windass miss the target after being set up my Seamus Conneely?
McCormick joined the crossbar as being a heartbreaker for McConville, diving low to palm out a shot low to his left that was creeping into the goal.
McConville then tried to set up substitute Terry Gornell from the left, but the ball evaded the attentions of everyone, including McCormick, and trickled across the face of the goal and inches wide of the woodwork.
It might have been a frustrating afternoon for Accrington, but it was another rather good one in a season of rather good ones for Argyle, who now visit Oxford on Tuesday for another top-of-the-table clash.
Argyle (4-2-3-1)
: 23 Luke McCormick; 2 Kelvin Mellor, 5 Curtis Nelson (capt), 6 Peter Hartley, 3 Gary Sawyer; 8 Josh Simpson, 20 Hiram Boateng (4 Carl McHugh half-time); 14 Jake Jervis, 27 Craig Tanner (10 Graham Carey half-time), 11 Gregg Wylde; 9 Reuben Reid (17 Ryan Brunt 76).
Substitutes (not used)
: 7 Lee Cox, 16 Ben Purrington, 21 James Bittner (gk), 26 Oscar Threlkeld.
: Sawyer 29, McHugh 69.
Accrington Stanley (4-4-1-1)
: 33 Jason Mooney; 12 Liam Wakefield, 15 Joe Wright, 3 Dean Winnard, 2 Matty Pearson; 7 Piero Mingoia (39 Kaid Mohamed 83), 28 Seamus Conneely, 14 Matty Crooks, 11 Sean McConville; 8 Josh Windass (10 Terry Gornell 83); 29 Billy Kee.
Substitutes (not used)
: 1 Ross Etheridge (gk), 4 Anthony Barry, 6 Andy Proctor, 15 Adam Buxton, 21 Gerardo Bruna.
: Crooks 16, Winnard 64, Wakefield 74, Wright 90.
: Nick Kinseley.
: 7,865 (73 away).
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Main and Jib Trailing Edge Flapping
What can be done to stop the trailing edges of the main and jib from flapping? When sailing in 25 knots or more of wind the trailing edge of my jib and the leech of the main start to flap (the jib somtimes significantly). I have tried different tensions on main outhaul, cunningham and halyard but no real improvement. With the jib I have tried different sheet tensions and placement of the lead block to change sheet angles, again with no significant improvement. I have also tried different tensions on the string that runs down the trailing edge of these sails, again with no real improvement. Could the flapping be an indication the sails are old and blown out? Even with reefing of the main and roller reefing of the jib the flapping continues. Both the main and jib have more "belly" than I would like and this may contribute to the flapping, but nothing I do can remove this belly.
Re: Main and Jib Trailing Edge Flapping
They don't "flap" under 25 knots? If they did, I'd say they may be blown out (depending on age) and you should go see your sailmaker. But if you see a lot of "belly", that could be an indication to do the same. Normally you'd tighten halyards and outhaul (main) to flatten a baggy sail, but that will only accomplish minor flattening.
Have you moved jib leads forward some? that could tighten the leech, though possibly too much if indeed the leech is all stretched out.
Personally, in 25 knots, just about all of my main and jib would "flap", I'd be feathering just to keep the boat on her feet. Although, typically in heavy air it's the forward part of the sails you carry the luff in, especially the main.
The more I type, the more i think you may have blown-out sails with too much draft and stretch for breeze of any strength. But a sailmaker, I ain't. Invite one to come out for a sail and listen.
Re: Main and Jib Trailing Edge Flapping
Do you have a topping lift? Have you eased off of it so the boom takes the weight of the main? Do your jib sheets run through blocks or the stanchions? Could that be playing with the shape of the sail, especially at the foot?
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Do you have leech adjustment lines on your sails? If so, pull those until the flapping stops assuming everything else is trimmed correctly. Read the top section called "Reducing power by reefing" here Sails tuning recommendations - Sparcraft masts
Re: Main and Jib Trailing Edge Flapping
I second FarCry's idea. This was the first thing that came to mind. Every sail (both main and jib) that I've ever seen on 30+ foot boats have leech lines. These are very easy to miss unless you are looking for them.
On some sails, they look like little shoelaces sticking out of the leech of the sail anywhere between 1 and 3 feet above the clew.
On other sails, they could be webbing type straps completely hidden underneath velcro flaps in the same locations as I just mentioned. You cannot see these lines unless you open the velcro flaps.
At any rate, just a little snugging of the leech lines will stop the vibrations in the leech.
Good luck!
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At 25 knots, you should most certainly be reefed. Reefed or not, making certain the leech lines are tightened will help, but also be sure to tighten the outhaul to help flatten the sail (and the belly) and tighten the cunningham to move the draft forward. The combination of the three will give you the best possible sail shape. If you are reefed, make certain you don't have any scalloping in the luff by having the reefed portion secured tightly to the boom. It's sometimes difficult to get a really efficient sail shape when you're reefed.
A reefed headsail is even more difficult to attain a good shape.
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My ex secretly taped us having sex. When we broke up he played it for my family. And two weeks later I found out he sold it to a porn site.
The first guy I was ever intimate with recorded us doing the deed and I had no idea. Couple weeks later I went to his house and all of his friends were watching the video with him. I was humiliated!
My "best friend" recorded me hookin up with the guy I was dating(sound not video, the lights were off). I was drunk and didn't realize it Till he played it later for all of our friends. Haven't had any respect for him since.
My friends hubby recorded her going poop and told her he's saving it as ammunition for when and if he needs it.
I recorded a woman on an airplane this past weekend. She was a few sheets to the wind and rocking out on the plane....singing and dancing. She busted me but I have been showing all my friends and coworkers. It's hilarious.
My daughter is getting bulled at school and she recording all the fights and the kids dont Know it. Cuz its school says they can't do anything until they see it
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When I was a stupid teen I made out with another girl at a party. After I found out one of the guys recorded it. Crap......
I recorded my mom abusing my little sister a few times... I used it to get custody of her
Work phone was bugged due to friendship with bosses daughter. I ended up fired because of what SHE said. Conflict of interest my a**!
My husband ,now x....tape recorded me confessing in marriage counseling, then played it to my parents
I take pictures and or videos of people eating all the time, very entertaining
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A major update[edit]
An update of this topic is being prepared Gmilbrat —Preceding undated comment added 13:57, 15 March 2012 (UTC).
An update of this entry is being prepared... Jonas.kluk 21:40, 19 April 2007 (UTC)
- This rewrite is excellent! I vote to replace the text of the main page with it. One concern might be that it is too technical for a general Wikipedia article. This could probably be fixed with a bunch of minor edits though. dzou 14:31, 19 May 2007 (UTC)
- Thanks a lot! is it too technical? it's hard to find the balance... --Jonas.kluk 07:34, 21 May 2007 (UTC)
- Yeah, it can be. Now that I look at it again though, I think it's good, and the amount of technical detail seems comparable to other articles on broad science topics. I'll try to work on it a bit more later also, but I think it's definitely ready to be moved to the main page. dzou 19:06, 23 May 2007 (UTC)
Today we finished the last missing bits and moved the rewritten article from here to the main page. We hope our work will serve its purpose well. We'd like to thank dzou for his acknowledging comment and for his contributions into the text of the rewrite. --Jonas.kluk, --KaMiKaLuEvJo 11:00, 25 May 2007 (UTC)
Phonological account of speech perception[edit]
There is something we didn't have enough time and energy to include into our rewrite. It is how speech perception is treated in phonology (e.g. how OT models the recognition of speech sounds and larger units. Any help is welcome... --KaMiKaLuEvJo 11:07, 25 May 2007 (UTC)
Well it is noticeable that at least parts of the article display discourse in which it is assumed that the ontological status of the phoneme is not problematic and that a unit such as this is integral to speech perception. Since much of mainstream academic linguistics does not integrate well with where most speech perception and recognition work comes from, there may be no hope here. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 22.214.171.124 (talk) 03:03, 26 June 2008 (UTC)
What concept would explain the following: speaking with my father and believing he is fluent in English; then speaking with him on the telephone and discovering he has a heavy European accent Pendragon39 19:22, 23 August 2007 (UTC)
Your perceptions have proven to be variable. Face-to-face communication has more information from the source to help you interpret and understand it. Indirect communication, such as through a phone, lacks crucial visual information. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 126.96.36.199 (talk) 03:05, 26 June 2008 (UTC)
Perception of female speech vs male speech in men[edit]
Some time ago I read an article about some research showing that men mentally process female speech more similar to how they process music, in contrast to their "regular" processing of male speech. The University of Sheffield made the study using 12 men:
I think this and the other facts from the study are worth mentioning in this article or in one related to musical cognition. --Rev L. Snowfox (talk) 12:04, 22 September 2014 (UTC)
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Time to onset of efficacy in fracture reduction with current anti-osteoporosis treatments
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Early prevention of future fracture is an important goal in those at risk. A similar 3-year fracture efficacy is reported for most osteoporosis agents. Onset of fracture efficacy may be useful to help tailor treatment based on risk. We reviewed the peer-reviewed literature for onset of fracture efficacy data on the commonly prescribed osteoporosis treatments. All papers were reviewed independently by at least two reviewers for onset of efficacy for morphometric vertebral fracture (MVF), clinical vertebral fracture (CVF), nonvertebral fracture (NVF), hip fracture, and any clinical fracture (ACF). Alendronate is reported to reduce multiple CVF by 6 months; all CVF, NVF, and multiple ACF by 12 months; and all ACF and hip fracture by 18 months. Ibandronate is reported to reduce MVF by 12 months and NVF by 36 months. Raloxifene is reported to reduce CVF by 3–6 months and NVF by 36 months. Risedronate is reported to reduce CVF and NVF by 6 months, and hip fracture by 12 months. Strontium ranelate is reported to reduce MVF, CVF, NVF, and ACF by 12 months, and hip fracture by 36 months. Zoledronic acid is reported to reduce MVF, CVF, and ACF by 12 months, NVF by 24 months, and hip fracture by 36 months. Although direct comparisons are limited, based on the available literature, risedronate, followed by alendronate, have the earliest onset of benefit across the range of fracture types. Onset of efficacy may be an important consideration in the selection of treatment for some patients.


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Melbourne, Mar 19: Impressed with the excellent bowling show by the Indian team so far, former captain Sunil Gavaskar today said that the bowlers have combined well as a unit to pick all the opposition wickets in the seven wins on the trot in the ongoing cricket World Cup. (Fans reaction after India beat Bangladesh)
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India, who thrashed Bangladesh in the quarter-finals here today, are well on course to defend their title as the bowling attack led by Mohammed Shami, highest wicket-taker (17 scalps in six games) in the tournament so far has managed to bundle out the opposition in all the games, and Gavaskar is impressed with the show by the bowlers.
"They are combining well as a bowling unit. The seam bowlers are keeping the pressure on, somebody is getting you early wickets and then there is no leakage of runs. Sometimes the first-change bowlers comes and he leaks a lot of runs, that hasn't happened. The spinners have kept it tight as well. So all told, the bowling unit has been very impressive,"
Gavaskar told NDTV after India's 109-run win against Bangladesh. "They have dismissed have every single team they have played against and I think what more can a captain ask for.
He gets into a position where he really doesn't have to worry too much about one bowler getting hammered because that can happen in a one-day situation," he added.
Gavaskar also praised Dhoni's handling of his regular and non-regular bowling options. "What Dhoni is doing is that he is using Suresh Raina very cleverly.
He is bringing him in on if (Ravindra) Jadeja or (Ravinchandran) Ashwin go for a few runs in their first couple of overs till they settle down and then Raina comes in and bowls 3-4 quick overs and sometimes more than that, picks up a wicket, keeps it tight and then Dhoni can go back to the spinners and get them to bowl well," he said.
'India have used the short-pitched delivery very well'
The former captain is also impressed with India's strategy of keeping wickets for the final overs, saying the ploy has certainly worked for the defending champions so far.
"I think India is looking to keep wickets in hand till the 30th over, then look to get maybe the last 18-20 overs where they get the momentum and try and make up for a slightly slow start. So they can score at 8 or 10 runs, today they scored 146 runs in the last 15 overs, which is pretty much scoring 10 runs an over," said the cricketer-turned-analyst.
"This is what India will be looking to do and you can do this if you have wickets in hand and despite the fact that a big hitter like Mahendra Singh Dhoni wasn't able to contribute much to that 146.
"And what Rohit and Jadeja showed is that you don't have to necessarily hit the big sixes to get those runs. Hit the boundaries and get about 10 runs an over. And that is what India have done so far in the tournament," he added.
Australian great Ian Chappell also opined that India's bowling strategy has proved successful thus far but warned Dhoni's side to have a Plan B against stronger teams.
"You have got to be judicious when you use the short-ball and you use it against. It's fine to pepper Bangladesh batsmen with a lot of short-ball but since Australians play here on these pitches a lot of time.
I think so far India have used the short-pitched delivery very well. But you need to have a few different options when you get to play against stronger teams and I am sure India have got some other plans," Chappell said.
Praising India for having a lot of match-winners in the side, Chappell said that they are at par with Australia in terms of team strength. "India have got a lot of match winners and I think Australia are in the same boat.
I don't think South Africa have got as many match winners as these two teams," he said. "India must be over the moon with the draw as they have got SCG as the semifinals venue and I think that venue suits India perfectly," he added.


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"I think it's this way," pointed Monkey. His furry finger led Shrek's bloodshot eyes to a crowded group of girls, huddling over something small. Both of them walked over to the crowd, and to their surprise, there were no tacos.
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There we were, upon Eonan's front porch sharing swigs of whiskey and smoking our cigarettes likes fiends. My pack is near finished and I couldn't believe it. How long had it been? Nigh on an hour or so and I had nothing but two fags and only a quarter of my whiskey left. I guess I went a little over-board but who could blame me? It's fucking summer and I'm finally fucking home. I'll go out and buy another pack once this ones done.
"So here we are bud.", Eonan smiled. "What now?".
"Not quite sure", I pondered. "Any parties or anything?"
"Not that I know of, see today isn't our first day of summer so the parties for the occasion seem to be long gone. I suppose we could throw one at my loft if we really wished to do so."
"I kinda want to see Skye." I uttered as I began to think about her beautiful face. It was so alluring and I couldn't help but smile at the thought of it. Her hair was so suave and flowed in the wind like the branches of trees. It was a beautiful copper that nearly matched my own, and as we walked down the streets of Edinburgh together people took notice of how well we matched.
"Understandable.", Eonan's face grew a grimace. "She'll be here soon.". I sat puzzled with thoughts of what he just said.
"What do you mean?" I questioned. He simply laughed at my question.
"Lad, you honestly think you can come to my flat and not expect her to come by?"
"Well how does she know?"
"A little birdie told her.", he said as he continued to suck on the bottle like a baby suckling on his mothers breast.
"A little birdie called Eonan?", I laughed. "Thanks mate."
"Don't mention it."
We continued to sit there, exchanging thoughts of our interest. We were each fairly intelligent, no matter how Eonan saw it. I tended to not befriend people who I considered stupid. Therefore, Eonan had a bit of brains in him. He may not be the smartest bulb in the bunch but he could hold a relatively intelligent conversation and that's really all that mattered to me.
"Well I kind of understand why you see it that way, but the fact of the matter is that he's nothing but a jackass." I uttered.
"Fuck him then!", Eonan shouted back.
"Did you know 'fuck' is the most versatile word in the English language?"
"How so?"
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"Congradu-shitting....Congradu-cunting....Damn mate you're right here."
"Right? We should celebrate the word more often."
"Damn right! Er...Fuck Right" Eonan cheered.
"Fuck yeah!"
"Fucking fuck!"
"Fucking fuck!"
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I have just moved to another country and I need my handset unlocked to use it with a local sim. Before moving I put in a request which failed, then when I called to find out why I was told to speak to carphone warehouse, as that's where I bought it from and only they could unlock it.
I spoke to carphone warehouse to get it unlocked but I read on their website that they never do unlocking and that I should be speaking to Vodafone instead. Sure enough I was told only Vodafone could unlock it. I then researched the Apple website for unlocking information who also says to get in touch with the 'carrier'.
So I spoke to Vodafone again and they refused to help and kept trying to get me to pay £20 and said it wouldn't be guaranteed to work, even though the contract ends in two months. The lady I spoke to also refused to put me in touch with her manager or anyone else who could help.
Eventually after over 30 minutes on the phone (I'm calling from the Caribbean!) the unlock request was put through again but it's going to be 7-10 working days before anything happens and there is still no guarantee. From what I have read on these forums it's fully possible for Vodafone to unlock it, it just seems to be policy to refuse them.
Please can someone help me to get the phone unlocked?
Many Thanks,
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Phone now unlocked!
Dear Customer,
Reference Number: 10*****
Mobile Number: 07****************
IMEI Number: 0********************
The iPhone has now been unlocked – Please replace the SIM (use a SIM which has never been used with this iPhone) and connect to iTunes or perform a software restore via iTunes.
Kind Regards,
Divya (surname removed)
NUC Resolutions
Hi kegandcaul,
It's not our policy to refuse it at all. The problem when the phone is bought from a different company can come if we haven't been given the IMEI details.
To unlock an iPhone, we need to submit the IMEI to Apple, who then process the request. If we don't have the correct IMEI on our database, we're unable to send it to them.
If we don't have it at this point, there is a way we can proceed. If you have paperwork such as a receipt or a proof of purchase from Carphone Warehouse which shows the IMEI, get us a copy and we can get the database updated. You won't have to pay again if you resubmit it - there will only be the one charge at most.
Keep plugging the phone into iTunes via the cable with the alternate SIM card in. As soon as the unlock is complete, it'll update the phone for you.
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Hi Dave,
Thanks ever so much for your prompt and knowledgeable reply. I understand it's a not a straight forward case but you are the first person to offer this option and I've been on the phone to at least three separate people at Vodafone literally begging for help.
I spoke to Carphone Warehouse and they are sending me proof of purchase which I will provide as soon as it arrives, is there an email address to send the information to? Otherwise do you know what my next steps should be in terms of who to get in touch with?
Kind Regards,
Hi kegandecaul
Once you get the information pop me message here and we'll help you further .
Hi Suhki,
Thanks for your message,
I have received the Proof of Purchase and have sent you the details in the form provided.
Please let me know if I can provide anything else to help the situation.
For anyone who is having the same issue, I am posting the email I received today for your reference.
Hi Kegan,
Thanks for providing the details.
I've raised a request for your handset to be unlocked. The reference number for this request is **********.
Once the handset is unlocked, you'll receive an email confirmation on your email address '********@gmail.com'. Rest assured, this should be done within the next 2-5 working days.
Kind regards,
Aftab (surname removed)
My advice to those having this issue is to make a post here on this forum; the teams on here are apparently much more capable dealing with such matters. I spoke to various members of the Vodafone team on the phone and I was outright refused and was told it was impossible and that I had to speak to Apple and Carphone Warehouse directly, one lady even told me I had to pay £20 but that it wasn't guaranteed to work, NICE!
I don't know why this information about getting the proof of purchase wasn't immediately available to me when I first spoke to Vodafone well over a month ago but if all goes as promised by them, then at least it has a happy ending.
Many thanks to those who have been helping me throughout this arduous process.
Kind Regards,
Quick update: I haven't heard anything since the last message I posted, but I guess they still have two days left to pull through, fingers crossed.
Phone now unlocked!
Dear Customer,
Reference Number: 10*****
Mobile Number: 07****************
IMEI Number: 0********************
The iPhone has now been unlocked – Please replace the SIM (use a SIM which has never been used with this iPhone) and connect to iTunes or perform a software restore via iTunes.
Kind Regards,
Divya (surname removed)
NUC Resolutions
I'm having the same problem.
I've contact Vodafone 2weeks ago to unlock my Iphone 4 which I've taken on contract at Phones4U.
I've filled the form online 2 days ago to unlock it, because it seems like the lady i was speaking to did not even contact Apple to unlock it. I ended up with a mail '
Case ID 4609182
Dear Customer,
We are unable to verify your email address with our records as it does not match with our database. Also, the IMEI number provided by you does not match with our records and in that case we will not be able to process your request. To update these details and process the unlock request, kindly contact the Helpline by calling 191 from your mobile phone or 08700 700191 (Vodafone contract) or 08700 776655 (Vodafone Pay as you Talk) from a landline. '
Can anyone help me with this?.
Kind Regards,
Hi TJ_Deppo
Can you get in touch here so we can help you further with this?
Im having the exact same problem please help!
A recent change in the way things are done is that you will now have to contact CPW and ask them to contact Vodafone and update the IMEI number on your account.
When they have done that you can complete the NUC form.
@Tegfan We'll be happy to look into this for you.
I've sent you a private message with details on how to get in touch.
I'm in exactly the same situation. Ive been diverted so many times really bad customer service!
I've paid well over the odds for this 5yrs old iphone!
Vodafone simply refuses to unlock it even though I have proof of purchase.
I don't understand why none of the customer service agents seem to know what they are doing?