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A space-based animation shows how fierce storms are sowing destruction over the South.
Six decades of twister tracks shows that some places get hit again and again.
Twister activity gets intriguing treatment in this explorable visualization.
How to design disaster-proof places where people would actually want to live.
All in all, the U.S. suffered 11 meteorological calamities costing $1 billion or more.
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The Art of Cinema #512
The Chapman Report
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- Sock MonKey 1 said...
Danton, Hardin, Duggan and Dehner: you could have worked up a pretty good "B" western with that line-up.
- September 26, 2012 11:30 AM
- Brent McKee said...
That was very close to being the whole point. When the movie switched from 20th Century Fox to Warner Brothers, Jack Warner replaced the original male leads with Warner Brothers TV leads: Danton (The Alaskans), Duggan (Bourbon Street Beat), Hardin (Sugarfoot), Dehner (The Roaring 20s), and Zimbalist (77 Sunset Strip). They were all under contract at the studio for their TV work and so wouldn't be paid extra for the movie but who had been looking for material to stretch their acting. Jack Warner apparently thought too that they'd attact the fans of their TV shows to see them in the movie.
- September 27, 2012 6:17 AM
- Sock MonKey 1 said...
Thanks for that background info, Brent.
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Sports and leisure through the eyes of individuals who are blind or visually impaired.
SportsVision Fall Clinic Comes to Slippery Rock University
Slippery Rock University and the Adapted Physical Activity Council are proud to announce SportsVision Fall Clinic 2004. On Saturday November 20th, 2004 children between the ages 8 and 18 are invited to participate in the fun. Athletes will learn the basics of football, swimming, dance, rock climbing, and goalball. For the first time there will also be an obstacle course. The cost of attending the clinic is $5, and that includes a t shirt and lunch will be provided. The registration deadline has been extended so more people will have the chance to participate. Do not miss this opportunity. If you do not have a registration form call Wendy Fagan at (724)-738-2791.
Rachael Gniewkowski Receices Athlete of
the Month Honors
Our Athlete of the Month is Rachael Gniewkowski. Rachael lives in Shaler
with her Mom and dad, older brother Michael and two dogs. Rachael is a happy twelve year old seventh grader who attends Shaler Area Middle School. Rachael enjoys all sports and loves attending SportsVision clinics and camp. Rachael is on both the indoor and outdoor traveling soccer team for the Sarah Heinz House Boys and Girls Club, where last year she was recognized as one of fifty outstanding members. She is the only girl in the deck hockey league. She enjoyed karate at camp so much this year that she is currently taking a karate class at the boys and girls club. Rachael has been dancing since she was two years old and currently participates in tap, jazz, and dance company.
The Center on Disability and Health Opens at Slippery Rock University
Thanks to a grant from The Center of Disease Control Slippery Rock University opened The Center on Disability and Health In September 2004. The Center serves as a resource for individuals with disabilities. They can contact the center to receive information about a specific disability, support groups, and national organizations. Along with providing
information, the Center provides programs in physical fitness, aquatics, adapted physical education, equine therapy , and other recreational activities. The Center on Disability and Health is located in the Strain Behavioral Sciences Building on the SRU campus and is run by 3 professional staff members and 10 students staff members. If you would like more information on the Center or any of the programs that it provides, you can call (724)738-2904.
The First Ever SV
Flea Market
SportsVision held its flea market and bake sale on the beautiful Saturday morning of September 25. In all, five blindness related organizations came together for an unprecedented fundraising effort. Representatives from the National Federation of the
Blind, the Golden Triangle Council of the Blind, and Blind Outdoor Leisure Development took advantage of the great weather as they sold new items and distributed information to folks traveling along Craig Street. Inside, SportsVision and Radio Information Service loaded 6-foot banquet tables and all of the available floor space with tons of donated used merchandise. Dozens of patrons took their turns browsing the merchandise tables and scarfing up the sweet treats at the bake sale area. The day was a success because of the hard work and generosity of many people. From the folks who donated used merchandise, to those who spent weeks collecting and pricing items, to those who helped with setup and cleanup, to those who baked homemade sweets, everyone played a vital role in the success of the event. Fortunately for SportsVision, there are just too many people involved with the success of the flea market to thank by name in the newsletter. For everyone that helped though, please know that SportsVision's leadership sincerely appreciates your steadfast support of our programs and fundraisers. THANK YOU!!
The Harold Schlegel Audio Darts
The Fifth Harold Schlegel Tournament was held at the Best Western, Boulevard of the Allies, the weekend of October 8-10. Twenty nine visually impaired and two sighted
individuals competed, all on equal footing since everyone must wear occluders when throwing. They came from as far as Minneapolis Minnesota, Independence Missouri, a few from North Carolina, and the majority from Wilmington Delaware and Pittsburgh. Nine of the eleven Pittsburghers finished in the money. Twenty two different participants won trophies and/or money. It was great that so many different people were rewarded for their competitiveness. Those of us on the home field felt good about so many Pittsburghers placing in the money, but just a little disappointed that only one trophy stayed here in Pittsburgh. Lynette Lewis and Joe Wassermann finished first in 501 Doubles. We've got to work harder. A few of us may just confront the winter weather in Minneapolis come January in order to compete in their tournament. It's fun to compete and to support one another's events in those few "hot beds" of "talking" dart machines. Perhaps there will come a day when manufacturers will finally make a machine that audibly tells us running and final scores so that we do not have to completely rely on the wonderful spotters who help at these tournaments. Thanks to all those who helped us here in Pittsburgh. All of us certainly appreciate your assistance.
Audio Darts Opportunities
Audio Darts
Tuesdays & Fridays 9:00-3:00
Pittsburgh Vision Services Building—300 S. Craig Street in Pittsburgh
Get in on the fun and friendly competition of the SportsVision Audio Darts Group every Tuesday and Friday. Our long-time darters would be happy to instruct you on how to throw the darts and play this hugely popular game. If you find that you like the game, you can join us on a regular basis for only $15 annual dues. Before you know it, you'll
be winning big bucks at tournaments around the country. To learn more about this activity, call Joe Wassermann at (412) 687-5166.
SportsVision's Got Your Cure for
Destressing the Holiday Shopping
Are you already dreading the sore feet, pushy crowds, and
endless lines that have become synonymous with every holiday
season? Is your head already spinning at the thought of circling the
mall parking lot time after time after time just to find a spot that's a
quarter-mile from the nearest entrance, which because of your
luck is on the opposite end of the mall from the store you want?
Well, if you've got these holiday shopping stress symptoms
already, SportsVision's got the perfect cure. Since the holidays are
supposed to be about peace and thankfulness, why not enjoy the
peace and quiet of shopping at home while you are being thankful
for your Internet-connected computer? You can give yourself a gift
while your getting gifts for everyone else. Follow this prescription
for immediate relief:
1. Pour yourself a cup of your favorite hot beverage.
2. Situate yourself and your tall frothy mug in front of your home
3. Once you have reached your maximum comfort level, use your
Internet browser to log onto www.SchoolPop.com.
4. Click on "Register" and sign up to support SportsVision.
5. Sip luxuriously at your delicious beverage while scrolling
through the list of more than 300 stores in this on-line mall.
6. When you're ready, select the store you would like to patronize
and begin your leisurely perusal of its virtual departments.
7. Once you have added all of your items to the never-overflowing,
always functional shopping cart, proceed to the front of the
check out line.
8. Relieve your mind and relax your body as you realize your load
of heavy packages will be delivered to your front door without the
usual acrobatic struggle to reach the car.
9. Consider a quick trip to the kitchen for a refill as you return to
the www.SchoolPop.com web site to begin your next shopping
Regional Recreation Roster
Yoga Class - Tuesdays 2:00-4:00 at Pittsburgh
Vision Services Building—300 S. Craig St. in Pittsburgh
Join instructor Liz DePiero, retired teacher of the visually impaired for this ancient Indian
approach to relaxation and stretching. Designed especially for blind and low vision
participants, the class features detailed descriptions of movements and tactile modeling
when necessary. This low impact, highly relaxing class is regularly held each week.
Why not take advantage of this FREE leisure opportunity? For additional information about Yoga or the weekly class, contact Liz DePiero at (412) 341-8014.
Mall Walking- Wednesdays 9-11 AM at Monroeville Mall—Meets at Food Court
Each Wednesday blind individuals and sighted guides meet at the Monroeville Mall to walk off the cold weather blues and do a little shopping too. Participants needing sighted
assistance will be matched with a guide. Participants can even be met at either the 67A
bus stop near Lazarus or at the Access drop off point. Although the activity is FREE, you'll need to contact Joyce Driben, the coordinator so she can arrange to have a guide for you. Call her by the Sunday prior at (412) 521- 4385.
10 Pin Bowling- Varying Days & Times in
Pittsburgh, Mercer, & Houston
Southwestern PA is rich in its choices of blind bowling leagues. Currently five leagues meet weekly to play three games. With the assistance of sighted spotters, blind and low vision individuals use aluminum guide rails to enjoy and even excel at bowling. Most leagues charge $8-10 per week and bowl September- May. Leagues are always seeking new members. Give SportsVision a call at (412) 441-4940 to learn about the league in your area.
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A CREDIT union will be set up for residents in Tendring to help them steer clear of loan sharks and payday loan companies.
Tendring Council's cabinet agreed to support the expansion of the successful Colchester Credit Union into the district.
The union launched in 2002 and has 500 members – it will now be opened up to anyone who lives, works or studies in the Tendring district.
"This is a real asset for residents of Tendring," said Paul Honeywood, cabinet member for housing.
"It provides people not just a facility to borrow money at reasonable rates, but an opportunity to get advice on financial management, if they need it."
The district council will pay the £3 joining fee for new savers from Tendring. The council will also offer up to £5,000 for loans to council house tenants and provide office space in Clacton Town Hall.
It is hoped that the scheme will help to keep those who are struggling to makes ends meet away from loan sharks and encourage them to save.


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Welcome to Monday's Morning Mashup. For the latest news, start at our WEEI.com home page [1] or click here for the top stories from our news wire [2].
NFL: Texans at Patriots, 8:30 p.m. (WCVB, ESPN; WEEI-FM)
NBA: Pistons at 76ers, 7 p.m. (NBA TV)
'¦ At least seven NFL players have surrendered their guns [3] to team personnel in the wake of last week's murder-suicide in Kansas City, according to Sports Illustrated's Peter King.
King, who revealed the information on NBC's "Football Night in America" pregame show Sunday night, reported that one player turned in multiple weapons, saying that he didn't trust himself [4] with the guns.
Following last week's incident involving Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher, it's been speculated that about 70 percent of NFL players own at least one gun, with many owning more than one.
'¦ The Cowboys managed to win Sunday, posting a 20-19 road victory [5] over the Bengals one day after the death of linebacker Jerry Brown and the arrest of defensive lineman Josh Brent on charges of intoxication manslaughter (Brent was released on bond Sunday afternoon).
"It's a hard, hard situation we're in," quarterback Tony Romo [6] said. "There's no playbook for this sort of thing in life."
Added defensive end Marcus Spears [7]: "This was a step in the healing process for us. But we haven't dealt with a lot yet — remembering Jerry and keeping his memory alive, dealing with Josh and supporting him in whatever way we can. That's still to come."
Meanwhile, according to a report from Dallas radio station 105.3 The Fan, injured Cowboys nose tackle Jay Ratliff had a "volcanic" argument [8] with team owner Jerry Jones [9] last week.
Ratliff, who signed a five-year, $40 million extension last year, had just 25 tackles and 10 quarterback pressures this season before sitting out the last three games. He's missed seven games in all this year with join, ankle and foot problems.
Jones, a familiar figure in the locker room after games, reportedly approached Ratliff after last Sunday's victory over the Eagles and said, "We need you." Ratliff's response was an angry one.
"They're both passionate men and great men and they want to win, that's all it is," a source told the station. "But they were in each other's faces. People had to intervene."
'¦ Spurs guard Stephen Jackson [10] was fined $25,000 [11] by the NBA and apologized for his threatening tweet toward Thunder center Serge Ibaka. Jackson sent his message after Ibaka tangled with Jackson's friend and former teammate, Lakers forward Metta World Peace, on Friday night.
Wrote Jackson: Somebody tell serb Abaka. He aint bout dis life. Next time he run up on me im goin in his mouth. That's a promise. He doin 2 much.
After the NBA and the Spurs condemned Jackson's comments, Jackson sent out a much more well-written apology:
Tweeted Jackson: I apologize to Serge Ibaka, the NBA, and to all my fans for the comments I made. It was unprofessional and childish. I'm not a thug just a man who speaks his mind. It was not appropriate. I do apologize. Only a man can admit when he's wrong.
Jackson and the former Ron Artest [12] were teammates with the Pacers in 2004, when they both took part in the infamous brawl in the stands in Detroit that led to long suspensions.
ON THIS DAY TRIVIA: On Dec. 10, 1980, the Red Sox [13] sent the left side of their infield — shortstop Rick Burleson and third baseman Butch Hobson — to the Angels for which three players?
QUOTE OF THE DAY: "I've never been involved in anything where the ball falls your way every single time. It seemed like if the ball was going to come out it was going to fall our way." — Seahawks [14] defensive back Richard Sherman, after Seattle recovered eight turnovers in Sunday's 58-0 rout [15] of the Cardinals
STAT OF THE DAY: 86 — Goals in 2012 for Argentine soccer star Lionel Messi — who scored twice in Barcelona's 2-1 victory at Real Betis in a Spanish League match on Sunday — breaking the sport's 40-year-old record [16] for goals in one year
'NET RESULTS: During Saturday's loss to Western Carolina, Appalachian State 7-footer Brian Okam shoots a free throw that only makes it about a quarter of the way toward the basket.
Former NBA star Tracy McGrady [17], playing in China, levels an opponent with an elbow in response to the player's taunting after a 3-point shot.
TRIVIA ANSWER: Third baseman Carney Lansford, outfielder Rick Miller and pitcher Mark Clear
SOOTHING SOUNDS: Chad Stuart of Chad & Jeremy was born on this day in 1940.


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|The Lion King (1994)
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|Gears of War: Ultimate Edition (2015)
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|Gears of War 2 (2008)
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|Gears of War 2 (Limited Edition) (2008)
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|Gears of War (2007)
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|Unreal Tournament III (2007)
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|Disney's Aladdin (1993)
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Sept. 13, 2012
RENO, Nev. -
Name: Alix Williams
Height: 5'8"
Position: Goalkeeper
Hometown: Holladay, Utah
Favorite Food: Coco Puffs
Most listened to song on iPod: Remember the Name by Fort Minor
If a movie were made about your life, which actress would you want to portray you? Reese Witherspoon
Favorite time of the year: End of Fall, right before Winter.
Favorite place to eat in Reno: Blind Onion
If you were stranded on a desert island what is one belonging you would want most: iPod Touch but with a never ending battery life!
Biggest pet peeve: When people complain, especially when they have no real reason to do so.
Biggest fear: SPIDERS!
Favorite thing about living in Reno: The low temperatures! Except in the middle of the summer haha
Favorite thing about Dr. Price and her staff: The support of each player that they are constantly showing and telling us.
Favorite athlete: Christiano Ronaldo
Who is the best dancer on the team: Daisha Jones-Oglesby
Favorite person to follow on Twitter: Daisy Curzon (My sister's dog…)
Favorite TV show: Teen Wolf
Who is the most competitive person on the team: Dana Moreno
If you won the lottery what is the first thing you would buy: A 2011 Camaro that is lime green with black stripes… I have a thing for muscle cars.
My favorite sport other than soccer is: Football. GO DALLAS COWBOYS! :)
Favorite place ever visited: Salome, Arizona
Most inspirational person in your life: My mom. She's had to go through some interesting challenges in life and has come out on top.. she my super woman!
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Subject: Re: [htdig] Including Pull-Down Menu Pages
From: Douglas Kline (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Date: Mon Oct 23 2000 - 10:13:19 PDT
> I don't think you quite understand the magnitude of your request.
> Have you looked at all the other search engines?
I pointed out a potentially serious disadvantage of the search engine. I
requested nothing.
> Can you name me
> *any* which can indeed do that?
No. I haven't spend the inordinate amount of time required to evaluate all the
many search engines available. We've already installed ht-Dig and are trying
to optimize our use of it
> I have been testing search engines
> for a year and have yet to find one which can deal with JavaScript
> links, including the ones which cost thousands of dollars. One
> search service (atomz.com) will deal with raw Flash files. I do keep
> mentioning this issue to my colleagues who write search engines, but
> without luck so far.
So I mentioned it on this list. What's your problem?
> Blaming the ht://Dig Group that is just silly. It's open source --
> if you think it should be done, you can always do it yourself.
I didn't blame anybody. I pointed out a desideratum. What you do about it is
another issue. This if-you-want-it-done-do-it-yourself idea is itself rather
silly in my opinion. It would mean fully understanding the extensive workings
of the ht-Dig code and the intricacies of all the contingencies with which it
has to deal which essentially would put me in the business of single-handedly
writing a search engine, not a decision one would arbitrarily make if one had
anything else to do for the next few months.
Douglas Kline
> PS generating a list of the
> At 4:24 PM -0400 10/20/2000, Douglas Kline wrote:
> >I think that the inability of the search engine to find pages referenced
> >through the menu bar and not by hyper-links is a significant
> >disadvantage. Web
> >programmers who employ these menu bars may not know that they won't be
> >traversed by search engines and may not think about it and use
> ><LINK> tags even
> >if they know. Whoever maintains the search engine may not know either. Eve
> >if they know or find out eventually, actually installing <LINK> tags for all
> >pages referenced through menu bars and not through hyperlinks might be quite
> >difficult and even making sure that all Web programmers are aware of the nee
> >for <LINK> tags for future use would be problematic.
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|Height: 5-10
|Weight: 175 lbs.
|Alumni Status: FHSU
|Location: KCMO
|Favorite Baseball Team: KC Royals
|Natural Enemies: Michigan fans
|Athletic Ability:
|Played football, basketball and golf in high school... I was better at football than I was at golf or basketball, but I had crummy coaches in basketball.
|Sartorial Style:
|Jeans and a polo at home, business casual underneath my lab coat.
|Favorite Beverage and Consumption Freq:
|Mostly hefeweisans and stouts. But I don't care for Guiness, oddly enough.
I avoid hard alcohol and wine, but I have been known to drink an occasional yager bomb or gin and tonic. I also like most bourbons from time to time. I'll probably try to learn more about wines when I have the time or resources to devote to it.
|Political Philosophy:
|More of a libertarian than anything else, but if there must be large government spending, I believe it should occur in the field of research. Sometimes studying the most obscure or mundane thing (that won't always yield a foreseen profit) can lead to the largest surprises and advances.
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|Musical Favorites:
|Brand New, Weezer, Manchester Orchestra, Muse
|Favorite Quote from an ND Coach:
|Unfortunately I came of age in the Davieham era, it's not exactly full of memorable or inspiring quotes...
|Miscellaneous Data:
|Brother to the late great FHSUIrish, here is his story: jonnymay.org
Also brother to OITLinebacker, and my father is also an alum, class of '73
My handle probably sounds stupid... I originally made it to have the most generic sounding handle possible: I knew my brothers posted back here and my parents lurked (back in 2005 or so), but FHSU figured out who I was pretty quickly anyway and ousted me. And now a large portion of this board knows me by name anyway. Which I'm ok with, this place is filled with awesome people, despite the heated discussions I might sometimes get into.


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Area Deaths
Lena (Paulucci) Abramo, 91, of Tonawanda, died Nov. 11.
Emma Arlene (Burlingame) Babcock, 94, of Machias, died Nov. 10.
Calumbine "Cal" (Ciccone) Calandra, died Nov. 11.
Amal S. Coston, died Nov. 10.
Wilma L. Davis, died Nov. 9.
Edwin H. Deuchler, formerly of Kenmore, died Nov. 3.
Anthony J. Domino, 75, of Stamford, Conn., formerly of Buffalo, Coast Guard veteran, died Nov. 4.
Paul W. Fornes Jr., 58, died Nov. 10.
August Gambino, 84, died Nov. 9.
Charles Albert Golabek, 62, of Springville, died Nov. 9.
Daniel H. Hamilton Jr., 30, died Nov. 8.
Stephen J. Hooker, 64, of Wyoming, died Nov. 7.
Peter Jablonski, of Hamburg, Korean War veteran, died Nov. 10.
Joan K. (Kelly) Kane, 76, of Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, Fla., formerly of Williamsville, died Nov. 10.
Henry W. Kawalec, died Nov. 10.
Raymond H. Kirst, 95, of Eden, WWII Army veteran, salesman for 70 years and then president of E.P. Kirst & Sons in Hamburg for 28 years, died Nov. 9.
Gerda L. (Jacobi) Kirstein, of Depew, died Nov. 9.
Michael T. Kuster, of Silver Creek, died Nov. 10.
Frank J. Layman Jr., 59, of Olean, formerly of South Buffalo, died Oct. 23.
Dianne L. (Korcz) Malovich, of Elma, died Nov. 10.
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Paresh Baruah, leader of the anti-talk faction of the ULFA, on Sunday appealed to media organisations not to call the outfit after him.
Guwahati: Paresh Baruah, leader of the anti-talk faction of the ULFA, on Sunday appealed to media organisations not to call the outfit after him.
The anti-talk faction is usually referred to in the media as the Paresh Baruah-led faction after the group led by Chairman Arabinda Rajkhowa came overground to hold talks with the government to resolve the issue.
Paresh Baruah, in a statement e-mailed to PTI here -- pointed out that in recent times it has been noticed that mediapersons usually attach his name to refer to the outfit.
"I am not the head of ULFA but just a humble official of the outfit and our very identity is linked to that of the outfit," he pointed out.
The organisation is led by our Chairman Dr Abhijit Asom and ``we all follow directives issued by him``, he said.
"Moreover, neither the Chairman nor I have introduced any new aims, objectives, policies or ideologies but are committed to the original aims and objectives of the outfit adopted since its inception," he added.
The ULFA does not believe in a struggle spearheaded by a single individual and "I always tell my cadres that such a system can never bring any result or success to the movement".
"Therefore, it is my humble appeal to all mediapersons and people of Assam not to attach my name to the outfit," he added.
The anti-talk faction also took a decision earlier not to use their surnames but add the word `Asom` to their names.


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Updated 12:47 pm, Wednesday, April 23, 2014
SAN ANTONIO — Northside Independent School District trustees voted Tuesday to fire the former principal and vice principal at Adams Hill Elementary after an independent state review found the administrators tampered with test files of students with disabilities and continued a cheerleading program the district had ordered halted.
The district placed Principal Donald Powers and Vice Principal Karon Wernli on leave last summer, citing "administrative irregularities" that it declined to explain. Wernli and Powers denied any wrongdoing. They repeated those denials in interviews at Tuesday's meeting, which they attended.
Wernli logged on to a district computer system and made changes to student files while aware the district was auditing records tied to students with disabilities, according to a report prepared by a Texas Education Agency hearing examiner obtained this week by the San Antonio Express-News.
The report also alleges both administrators shredded documents that should have been preserved because the district had an open investigation into administrative practices at the campus.
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. Dr. Jim Knight, a wildlife biologist at Montana State University, is familiar with wolf reintroduction programs. He's had a close-up view of such programs in Big Sky country.
Knight recently journeyed to the Land of Enchantment to share his experiences and warnings with New Mexico cattlemen who face wolf reintroduction this spring.
Any wildlife management decision has two different parts, Knight says.
"You've got the biological factor, and you've got the social factor," he explains. "Biological factors are easy. What does that critter eat? How far does it move? What does it take to live?"
The social factors are more emotional, he admits, but "both of them are very, very important.
"It is equally important to keep them separate. When you don't, you run into problems like we did with wolf reintroduction. When you look at the disagreements, the stalemates, it's because the biological and social factors aren't separated."
Knight says there are similarities between the Montana and New Mexico wolf reintroduction programs.
"We didn't want wolves in Montana," he says. "The state game and fish department didn't want them. The governor didn't want them. The livestock industry didn't want them. I do think that all the people in New York City wanted both Montana and New Mexico to have wolves. We can't find people who are impacted who want wolves. The people who live with them don't want them."
The number one thing Montana and New Mexico have in common is that wolf reintroduction is biologically unsound, Knight says, because the wolves to be released have been selected for generations to survive in a zoo.
"What you have left to release are wolves that accept food from humans and don't bash themselves against the fences trying to get away from the sight, sound or smell of humans," Knight explains. "You've got wolves that don't kill each other trying to be competitive to get whatever food is available. You've got wolves that don't know the first thing about killing a deer, much less an elk. You have wolves that have the exact opposite characteristics of what is needed to survive in the wild."
The wolves are to be released in an area where deer numbers are declining, Knight notes.
"Wolf activists say they'll eat elk, but at the turn of the century when there were wolves in the area, they weren't eating elk then," he says. "They were eating deer. These are wolves that don't know the difference between deer and elk. They are predators, and they are opportunistic. That means that when their stomach start growling, they're going to kill something. The most likely thing they're going to kill is livestock."
New Mexico is going to be short on natural food for these wolves, he maintains. They're going to be much more likely to go after livestock.
"There are three major players involved in New Mexico surviving the wolf reintroduction," Knight says. "The first and most important one is the animal damage control person."
The APHIS animal damage control officials must be recognized experts in wolf management, wolf capture and identifying wolf kills. They can't be advocates for the livestock industry. They have to be wolf experts, Knight says.
"You need an expert with credibility," he explains.
Livestock organizations form the second group of major players.
"I don't mean organizations that just talk about what a terrible thing this is," Knight says, "but organizations that you can go to for support that can put out information on what ranchers' rights are, how to handle a situation, what kinds of things you can do and can't do, and give guidance to their membership on how the group can handle it."
Knight suggests livestock organizations publish a brochure with steps ranchers can follow, and that the Fish and Wildlife Service and animal control officials should review it.
"It should tell you what you should do, what your rights are, what your rights aren't," he says.
But the most important players are the ranchers themselves.
"They're the ones who will have to live with it and deal with it," Knight says. "If one of them does something he's not supposed to do, he will be an embarrassment to the industry; he will provide ammunition to people who talk about what rotten people ranchers are. But you do need to do the things you're allowed to do and not be pushed around."
Every rancher needs to have a plan so he'll know what to do it he finds a wolf on his property.
"You need to know what you can do if you have a kill on a public land allotment," Knight says. "It's totally different than what you can do if you have wolves on private land. If you're out there and you see a wolf with a calf by the throat, you need to know what you're going to do. If you're on public lands, you can't shoot him. You have to get a permit after you have some damage. Then you can shoot him. On private land you can shoot him. Make sure you've got some blood. Make sure you've got some torn tissue, or it's going to cost you a lot of money."
The first step, generally, is to have the livestock kill verified.
"Document everything," Knight advises. "If you see something that looks like a kill, put something over the top of it. Anchor it down so birds and scavengers don't get into it. Put a bucket over any tracks. I don't need to tell you what a wolf track looks like. It's a big old track. You aren't going to mistake it for anything else.
"Take a lot of notes and, if possible, a videotape of the kill. Call the APHIS animal control people, sheriff or the state game department."
If a wolf is killed, animal damage control officials or the Fish and Wildlife Service must be notified within 24 hours.
Regarding a preference as to which agency to notify, Knight explains pointedly that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is in the business of growing wolves.
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As part of the ongoing promotion to educate the community about the Cambridge Main Street Initiative, board members Tom Davey and Fran Taylor put together a power-point presentation explaining the purpose and goals of the program to Cambridge Rotarians at their recent meeting.
The mission of the Cambridge Main Street Initiative is to create a business and residential environment in downtown Cambridge that preserves the historical integrity of its landmarks, showcases an attractive, entertaining and prosperous shopping area that promotes tourism and invites and inspires the entrepreneur.
The program is a three-year commitment to retain the services of Downtown Ohio Inc. for training and technical services relevant to the revitalization of downtown Cambridge.
One of our goals is to make downtown Cambridge the first stop for shopping and tourism, said Davey. To date we have unprecedented cooperation from the mayor, the Community Improvement Corporation and local businesses.
But, said Davey, for the Initiative to be successful, its needs the support of the entire community.
Our downtown is the heart and soul of the community . . . its a reflection of how we view ourselves, he added. We all have something we can share ideas, talents or skills. Everyone can get involved in this exciting program, either by volunteering for a committee or offering financial support. Funding is crucial . . . we are looking for three-year pledges from businesses, organizations and individuals.
The Main Street Initiative has four project areas chaired by local business owners or administrators: Ron Guthrie, Organization; Dee Johnson, Promotion; Dan Rogovin, Design; and Steve Wilson, Economic Restructuring. Officers are Jonett Haberfield, president; Denise Terrell, vice president; Fran Taylor, secretary; Dennis Doutt, treasurer.
We are in the process of applying for membership in the Ohio Main Street Program. We have a dynamic group of people committed to the program who are determined to make this endeavor successful, concluded Davey.
In other Rotary business, President Maribeth Wright announced that Phase One of the Centennial Park (fencing) is complete.
Quentin Knauer said a sign-up sheet is available for volunteers for the Adopt-A-Highway clean-up on Oct. 18 last one of the year.
Senior Citizens Day is Saturday, Oct. 25 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Volunteers are needed to install smoke detectors and/or replace smoke detector batteries in the homes of senior citizens.
Tom Greathouse said his committee is still looking for donations for the 12 Days of Christmas fund-raiser. Tickets cannot be printed until donations are confirmed. Need commitments by next week.
Student guest was Jeff Mosser, Cambridge High School senior and son of Tim and Debbie Mosser.
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Scientists have discovered a jealous side to dogs, something that's only been seen before in animals like monkeys and apes.
Tests were carried out in Austria using pairs of dogs and their owners.
Both dogs would be given a reward of food if they held out their paw for their owner to shake.
But if one dog got a reward, and the other didn't, the dog without food would become unhappy and distressed, and soon stop doing the task.
Scientist say this shows that when the dogs are together, they can spot when they are being treated unequally.
This kind of behaviour, where one animal gets frustrated with what is happening with the other, has only been seen before in primates.
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Freight rates are soaring.
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The line up of the new alliance aimed at competing with the 2M and Ocean Alliance has been announced.
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Trans-Atlantic spot rates are forecast to rise.
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The trans-Atlantic built on its reputation as one of the few reliable trades in a troubled container shipping market in 2015, but it faces tough challenges this year that might tarnish its image.
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In an increasingly uncertain container shipping market, price volatility is one of the few entirely predictable things left, was Drewry's wry assessment of the wildly fluctuating freight rates on East-West trades.
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The usually buoyant Europe-U.S. ocean and air cargo markets have suffered a significant decline in European freight forwarders' confidence, while the long troubled Asia-Europe trades have posted an equally strong improvement.
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The volume of cargo handled by the container trade around the globe this year will increase by a relatively "decent" 4 to 5 percent, but this growth will not be nearly enough to make a dent in the enormous glut of vessel capacity that will continue to erode freight rates.
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Maersk Line is still the world's largest ocean carrier by capacity but its closest rivals, Mediterranean Shipping Co. and CMA CGM, posted higher fleet growth rates during 2015, according to Alphaliner.
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The trans-Atlantic container trade is heading for further volatility this year after shedding its "boring" tag in 2015. But it also looks like one of the rare routes where carriers can turn a profit in a year many fear will be the toughest the industry has faced since the 2008-2009 global financial crisis.
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Ocean freight rates for cargo moving under contracts on the major East-West trade routes continued to decline in the last quarter, according to Drewry's Benchmarking Club that tracks a group of multinational retailers and manufacturers that monitor their contract freight rates.
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North Europe's stagnant economy is expected to produce a decline in container volume at the region's ports during the first half of 2016, Hackett Associates and the Hamburg-based Institute of Shipping Economics and Logistics said.
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Ocean carriers are facing a second consecutive year of shrinking container traffic on the troubled trade from Europe to the east coast of South America as the key Brazil economy is in a "real funk," according to Drewry Maritime Research.


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The Trail Making Test is a neuropsychological test of visual attention and task switching. It consists of two parts in which the subject is instructed to connect a set of 25 dots as fast as possible while still maintaining accuracy.[1] It can provide information about visual search speed, scanning, speed of processing, mental flexibility, as well as executive functioning.[1] It is also sensitive to detecting several cognitive impairments such as Alzheimer's disease and dementia.[2]
History Edit
The test was used in 1944 for assessing general intelligence (and was part of the Army Individual Test of General Ability).[2] Starting in the 1950s[3] [4] researchers began using the test to assess cognitive dysfunction stemming from brain damage, and it has since been incorporated into the Halsted-Reitan battery.[2] The Trail Making Test is now commonly used as a diagnostic tool in clinical settings. Poor performance is known to be associated with many types of brain impairment; in particular frontal lobe lesion.
Method and InterpretationEdit
The task requires a subject to 'connect-the-dots' of 25 consecutive targets on a sheet of paper or computer screen. There are two parts to the test: A, in which the targets are all numbers (1,2,3, etc.)and the test taker needs to connect them in sequential order, and B, in which the subject alternates between numbers and letters (1, A, 2, B, etc.).[5] If the subject makes an error, the test administrator is to correct them before the subject moves on to the next dot.[5]
The goal of the test is for the subject is to finish the part A and part B as quickly as possible, the time taken to complete the test is used as the primary performance metric. Error rate is not recorded in the paper and pencil version of the test, however, it is assumed that if errors are made it will be reflected in the completion time.[2] Test B, in which the subject alternates between numbers and letters, is used to examine executive functioning.[2] Part A is used primarily to examine cognitive processing speed.[2]
Part B differs from Part A specifically in that it assesses more complex factors of motor control and perception [6]. Part B of the Trail-Making test consists of multiple circles containing letters (A-J) and numbers (1-13). The participant's objective for this test is to connect the circles in order, alternating between number and letter (e.g. 1-A-2-B) from start to finish [7]. The participant is required not to lift their pencil from the page. The task is also timed as a means of assessing speed of processing [8] . Set-switching tasks in Part B have low motor and perceptual selection demands, and therefore provide a clearer index of executive function [6]. Throughout this task, some of the executive function skills that are being measured include impulsivity, visual attention and motor speed [8].
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Arnett, James A., Seth S. Labovitz (1995). Effect of physical layout in performance of the Trail Making Test. Psychological Assessment 7 (2): 220–221.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 Tombaugh, T.N.T.N (2004). Trail Making test A and B: Normative Data Stratified by Age and Education. Archives of Clinical Neuropsychology : The Official Journal of the National Academy of Neuropsychologists 19 (2): 203–214.
- ↑ R. M. Reitan, R. M. (1955). The relation of the trail making test to organic brain damage. Journal of Consulting Psychology
- ↑ Reitan R. M. (1958). Validity of the Trail Making test as an indicator of organic brain damage. Percept. Mot Skills, 8, 271-276.
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Bowie, C.R.C.R, P.D.P.D Harvey (2006). Administration and interpretation of the trail making test. Nature Protocols 1 (5): 2277–2281.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Arbuthnott, K., Frank, J. (2000). Trail making test, part B as a measure of executive control: validation using a set-switching paradigm. Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology. 22(4); 518-528
- ↑ Gaudino, E., Geisler, M., Squires, N. (1995). Construct validity in the trail making test: What makes part B harder? Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology. 17(4); 529-535
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 Conn, H. (1977). Trail-making and number-connection tests in the assessment of mental state in portal systemic encephalopathy. Digestive Diseases. 22(6); 541-550
Further readingEdit
- Corrigan, J. D., Hinkeldey, M. S. (1987). Relationships between parts A and B of the Trail Making Test. J. Clin Psychol, 43 (4), 402–409.
- Gaudino, E. A., Geisler, M. W., Squires, N. K. (1995). Construct validity in the Trail Making Test: What makes Part B harder? J Clin Exp Neuropsychol, 17 (4), 529-535.
The Trail-Making test is a measure of executive dysfunction.
External linksEdit
- PEBL Test Battery A free computer-based research-oriented implementation of the trail-making test is available as part of the PEBL Project
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This week, the Goons started Photoshopping product placements into movie stills. The theme was very open ended, though, as the Goons quickly started coloring out of the lines and incorporating all manner of corporate imagery into not just movie pictures, but other kinds of pictures as well. The final results are something hard to classify, but easy to enjoy. Much like a good ship, these images are quite seaworthy.
"cocoabean" started everything with this picture:
And now, the best part of every Photoshop Phriday - the page index!
"plastickiwi" just had to go for a Star Wars reference:
"Digital Arse" hints at what kind of evil really fueled the deadites.
"DrSpookles" usually has a joker up his sleeves, but not this time:
"SnuggleBot" recommends these eye drops to fellow practitioners of ultra violence:
I think "babyeatingpsychopath" made this joke for himself and the other member of the "Chain Reaction" fan club. Way to pick a winning movie, smart guy!
"Krispy Kareem" exposes a cheap bit of advertising sure to upset the three people who sat through more than five minutes of "The Abyss":
I'm pretty sure this scene was cut from the movie. "EvilJesus" resurrects it like the evil messiah he is:
Young and fruitful "Happy Noodle Boy" whippped this up:
"babyeatingpsychopath" ruins the greatest movie in the history of our universe by throwing in some prozac.
Hey, at least the facial expressions in this "illumn8d" picture seem logical:
Evil Cooper and Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov have both been on a rampage, but who did what?
"Your left eye," the optometrist casually explained while blasting my face with a blue laser at point blank range, "is farsighted and shaped like an eyeball. The other eye is nearsighted and shaped like a football. Not even a good football."
Yeah, yeah, I know.
The non-Euclidean geometry of our coupling is corroding my sanity.
Seriously, it's exactly what the title says.
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|Baruch Even <baruch@xxxxxxxxx>
|Re: netif_rx packet dumping
|jamal <hadi@xxxxxxxxxx>
|08 Mar 2005 17:02:01 -0500
|Stephen Hemminger <shemminger@xxxxxxxx>, John Heffner <jheffner@xxxxxxx>, "David S. Miller" <davem@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, rhee@xxxxxxxxxxxx, Yee-Ting.Li@xxxxxxx, netdev@xxxxxxxxxxx
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On Tue, 2005-03-08 at 10:56, Baruch Even wrote: > jamal wrote: > > > > Were the processors tied to NICs? > > No. These are single CPU machines (with HT). > You have SMP. > > In other words the whole queue was infact dedicated just for your one > > flow - thats why you can call this queue a transient burst queue. > > Indeed, For a router or a web server handling several thousand flows it > might be different, but I don't expect it handles a single packet in one > ms (or more) as it happens for the current end-system ack handling code. > I think it would be interesting as well to see more than one flow; maybe go upto 16 (1, 2, 4, 8, 16) and if theres anything to observe you should see it. > > Do you still have the data that shows how many packets were dropped > > during this period. Do you still have the experimental data? I am > > particulary interested in seeing the softnet stats as well as tcp > > netstats. > > No, These tests were not run by me, I'll probably rerun similar tests as > well to base my work on, send me in private how do I get the stats from > the kernel and I'll add it to my test scripts. > I will be more than happy to help. Let me know when you are ready. > > I think your main problem was the huge amounts of SACK on the writequeue > > and the resultant processing i.e section 1.1 and how you resolved that. > > That is my main guess as well, the original work was done rather > quickly, we are now reorganizing thoughts and redoing the tests in a > more orderly fashion. > I have attached the little patch i forgot to last time where you can adjust. Adjust the lo_cong parameter in /proc to tune the number of packets in which the congestion valve gets opened. Make sure you are within range of the other parameters like no_cong etc. Or you can change that check to be using no_cong instead. > > I dont see any issue in dropping ACKs, many of them even for such large > > windows as you have - TCPs ACKs are cummulative. It is true if you drop > > "large" enough amounts of ACKS, you will end up in timeouts - but large > > enough in your case must be in the minimal 1000 packets. And to say you > > dropped a 1000 packets while processing 300 means you were taking too > > long processing the 300. > > With the current code SACK processing takes a long time, so it is > possible that it happened to drop more than a thousand packets while > handling 300. I think that after the fixing of the SACK code, the rest > might work without getting to much into the ingress queue. But that > might still change when we go to even higher speeds. > Sure. I am not questioning fixing the SACK code - I dont think it was envisioned that someone was going to have 1000 outstanding SACKs in _one_ flow. But an interesting test case would be to fix the SACK processing then retest without getting rid of the congestion valve. Again, shall i repeat you really should be using NAPI? ;-> > > Then what would be really interesting is to see the perfomance you get > > from multiple flows with and without congestion. > > We'd need to get a very high speed link for multiple high speed flows. > Get a couple of PCs and hook them back to back. > > I am not against a the benchmarky nature of the single flow and tuning > > for that, but we should also look at a wider scope at the effect before > > you handwave based on the result of one testcase. > > I can't say I didn't handwave, but then, there is little experimentation > done to see if the other claims are correct and that AFQ is really > needed so early in the packet receive stage. There are also voices that > say AFQ sucks and causes more damage than good, I don't remember details > currently. > Its not totaly AFQ, The idea is that code is measuring (based on history) how busy the system is. What Stephen and I were discussing is that you may wanna totaly punish new flows coming in instead of the one flow that already is flowing when the going gets tough (i.e congestion detected). However, this maybe too big unneeded a hack when we have NAPI which will do just fine for you. > > So if i was you i would repeat 1.2 with the fix from 1.1 as well as > > tying the NIC to one CPU. And it would be a good idea to present more > > detailed results - not just tcp windows fluctuating (you may not need > > them for the paper, but would be useful to see for debugging purposes > > other parameters). > > I'd be happy to hear what other benchmarks you would like to see, I > currently intend to add some ack processing time analysis and oprofile > information. With possibly showing the size of the ingress queue as a > measure as well. > > Making it as thorough as possible is one of my goals. Input is always > welcome. > Good - and thanks for not being defensive; your work can only get better this way. Ping me when you have ported to 2.6.11 and are ready to do the testing. cheers, jamal
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April 18, 1914
Graves leases bowling alley
C.W. Rowe has leased his bowling alley and billiard parlor on West Citrus Avenue to C.E. Graves, who came here recently from San Diego and purchased a home. With the lease Mr. Graves gets an option on the property, which he expects to buy this summer. The property is in excellent condition. Last year entirely new equipment was put into the billiard room.
Mr. Rowe will go to Venice. He has business interests there. From Venice he expects to go to San Francisco for a vacation.
April 20, 1914
Mrs. Fred Clock goes beyond
The friends of Fred H. Clock will sympathize with him in the loss of his wife, Mrs. Lulu H. Clock, who passed away this morning, following a brief illness. The funeral will be held Thursday afternoon, a later announcement telling of the time and place. The Rev. Herbert Murkett will officiate. Besides her husband and little daughter, Hope Hilliker Clock, decedent is survived by her mother, Mrs. Sara Hoover, and four brothers, Frank, Will, Arthur and Henry Hoover. Her mother was with her at the time of death.
Mrs. Lulu H. Clock came to Redlands from Columbia University to teach sewing and cooking in the graded schools and in the high school. In this she was very successful and she was recognized as a very able woman. Her personality was such as to endear her to all whom she met. She came to Redlands in 1910. Previous to going to Columbia she taught at the Los Angeles normal school. She was especially well liked by the teachers of the local schools and the pupils whom she taught were likewise very fond of her.
Mrs. Clock was born at Arlington, Illinois, in 1874. She went to Kansas with her parents in 1876. Of a studious nature she was graduated from the high school at the age of 14 and was graduated from the University of Kansas in 1896. She taught at Lawrence, Kansas. In 1910 she took the master's degree from the College of Domestic Science, Columbia University, after which she came to Redlands. She was married to Mr. Clock in May 1912.
April 20, 1914
Sunday travel was strenuous
Redlands people who went to Los Angeles yesterday, and there were quite a number of them, had two strenuous journeys and have about decided to swear off from such dissipation in future. The Santa Fe train leaving at 7:25 immediately after leaving Pasadena struck an automobile which foolishly tried to pass in front of the train. But for the fact that the latter had not yet gained its usual momentum after the stop at the station, the accident would probably have been a fatal one. As it was, the machine was smashed beyond hope of repair. The occupants were the daughters of J.E. Stillwell, of Pasadena, the driver being the eldest of the four girls, Miss Sylvia Stillwell. The driver had a dislocated shoulder and was painfully cut and bruised; the other girls received minor injuries.
The driver, Miss Stillwell, declared that the wig-wag did not work, and in order to prove that the bell was ringing all right the train backed and pulled forward several times. At each test the bell rang clearly. There was a box car on a siding close to the crossing and this obstructed the view, but according to all tests the signal was in order. This delay made the arrival of the train at Los Angeles one hour late.
Nor did this end the trouble of the excursionists. The train leaving at 8 p.m., via Riverside, is the one which Redlands people usually take, as it is supposed to make a little better time than the Pasadena train, so offering better connections at San Bernardino. When it was about time for the train to leave it was so crowded that it had to be added to, and this made it 20 minutes late in starting. Approaching Corona the train developed a hot box and there was a wait of over a half hour with subsequent cautious traveling which increased the time to one full hour behind that of the schedule. The Redlands bunch reached the station at the county seat, climbed over the platforms of a waiting train and made a mad dash for the trolley car at 11:30, their last chance of reaching their home town. Fortune favored them this time and they climbed aboard just in time. Considerable comment on the drawbacks attending railroad travel was heard, but most of it was good natured.
April 22, 1914
Constable buys a Ford auto
Miscreants, beware. Constable John Hetblack of Redlands Junction has purchased a Ford automobile, and hereafter it will not be easy to elude Mr. Hetblack. For the Ford machine can do some scooting over the dirt, and it's very easy to handle. Constable Hetblack believes in being right up to date. The horse as a means of pursuing lawbreakers has had its day, he thinks. The auto is far superior, it doesn't have to stop so often for feed, and its wind will not give out as long as the tank is full.
While it will be unfortunate for those who fall into the hands of Mr. Hetblack, still the pain of arrest will be somewhat dulled by an automobile ride to the lockup. Riding in a Ford is not at all unpleasant. The machine was purchased from the Osbun garage.
Those who purchased Fords recently from the Osbun garage were W.S.C. Nickerson, Bert C. Pollak, W.T. La Rue, Phil D. Hosbouck, W.D. Stowe, J.W. Reilly, Franklin Bell, R.D. Friel, H.H. Pollard, J.R. McClellan and N.B. Hinckley. A Ford delivery wagon is being constructed for the Faultless bakery.
Studebaker cars have been sold to D. Holsten and F. Howe.
April 24, 1914
Redlands boy, coming to Company G, brings word from the border
Robert Case of Redlands, a member of Company G, National Guard, came up from Calexico this morning, bringing the news that 200 Mexican soldiers are guarding the dam at Sharp's Heading, upon which the Imperial Valley depends for its water supply. Watching these from the American side last night were the sheriff and 70 deputies, while 200 settlers in the valley slept on their arms, ready to answer a call at any minute.
Word from the Mexican commander at Mexicali that he would remain on the defensive and would make no hostile move without giving notice, did not cause the people of the valley to sleep any easier last night. What did cheer them, however, was a dispatch announcing the coming of two detachments of the State Militia, Company B and the 1st Battalion.
The Mexicans were busy all day yesterday and far into the night throwing up breastworks. There were 400 soldiers at Mexicali, making the Mexican force 600 all told. The Mexicans, according to Mr. Case, had six machine guns in sight.
The arrival of the militiamen this morning laid the fear of invasion in the people of the valley, and brought gladness to their hearts. But it did not alter the situation at the dam, which might be destroyed with dynamite before the Americans could prevent it.
"There will surely be some shooting from the people of the valley if the Mexicans break that dam" said Mr. Case. "The Mexican commander's word that he will make no hostile move is not given much weight by the people. With the dam destroyed the valley would have to depend on the wells at Imperial Junction. Water from these wells could be distributed only with the aid of trains, wagons and autos. If anything had come from the Mexicans last night, there would have been some fireworks."
April 25, 1914
To place elk at Sylvan Park
The city trustees are heartily in favor of accepting the offer of the Redlands lodge of Elks of two pairs of elk which have been donated by Miller & Lux, of Bakersfield, and it is probable that the animals will be placed at Sylvan Park, an enclosure of two or three acres being fenced off for their habitation. Park Superintendent Ferguson is arranging for this and the animals will be here some time in May, according to present plans.
As announced earlier this week, Miller & Lux have signified a willingness to give a number of elk to lodges throughout the state. The local lodge is of course very glad to accept the donation and Exalted Ruler Frost has suggested that people of Redlands be afforded the opportunity of having these rare animals.
The ostriches which have been at Sylvan Park during the winter were removed this week to the W.W. Beach ranch in the wash between Orange and Church streets, where they will become the nucleus of a flock which Mr. Beach intends shall inhabit what is known as "the island."
April 25, 1914
Lugonia boys beat McKinley
The boys of the Lugonia school played a baseball game yesterday afternoon against the McKinley boys, before a crowd of enthusiastic rooters on the Lugonia school grounds. The home team won the game by a score of 13 to 3. The Lugonia players were Vivian Martin, Roy Laws, Andrew Strang, Joe Martin, Lee Davis, Carl Seeley, Clarence Maine, Roland Putnam and Baden Powell. The boys who did battle for McKinley were Leroy Woehr, Ralph Simpson, Manuel Moore, Jimmie Taylor, Clarence Wilshire, Horace Major, George Cyren, William Mason, Ralph Covington.
April 28, 1914
Three square meals wanted
The question of who will provide three squares a day for the four elk offered Redlands Lodge B.P.O. Elks by Miller & Lux of Bakersfield is a question which almost overshadows the Mexican war, at least in some circles. W.L. Frost, exalted ruler of the lodge, believes that if the lodge provides the animals the city ought to provide a fund for their feed. It is estimated that $40 per month would provide sustenance for the four elk. There are lots of two-legged ones in the city whose food costs no more.
Mayor Cortner and the park commission, consisting of T.T. Smith, chairman, Mrs. John W. Davis, Mrs. E.M. Lyon and W. B. Hadley, have talked the matter over, with the result that they are prepared to cooperate with the Elks in establishing a zoo, either at Sylvan Park or Reservoir Park, to the extent of providing land and an enclosure, even providing a man to care for them, but cannot see the way clear to provide the feed, having no funds for this purpose.
Application has been made for the animals, but unless the city opens up its heart for the feed, it will probably be withdrawn. San Bernardino has turned down a like proposition.
Mayor Cortner is authority for the statement that since he became a city official offers have been received of almost every kind of a living object from a hummingbird to an elephant, even including a 1,600-pound turtle. The trustees would like to have a zoo, but not having the necessary funds cannot see their way open to accepting gifts of animals for this purpose.
Source: Redlands Daily Facts