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I Editorial Offices RI-4111, Sta. 227 Night - PR-4776 SOUTHERN DAILY CALIFORNIA TROJAN United Press World Wide News Service Volume XXVI Los Angeles, California, Thursday, April 18, 1935 Number 120 Federal Funds Pan-Pacific Clipper For Louisiana Lcands/'H?wf!i 1° Set 11*" i opeed Mark ror Crossing UwlZSii C) LOug HONOLULU April 17.—(UP)—Its objective reached with __magnificent ease, Pan-American airways huge clipper plane Threatens to Stop today roared into Honolulu to complete the first commercial air flight in history between California and Hawaii. Looming out of mists and rain that showered "liquid ----¥ sunshine on 5,000 cheering watchers. the four motored. 19-ton fly- Icke All Relief Monies to Checkmate Huey 'War Is Declared On U. S.* Long Consigns Secretary 'To Hell' in Forcing Newest Measure Two Forensic Meets Planned BATON ROUGE. La.. Aorll 17. > , D " <fT.r>—Louisiana's senate backed up * national i eacev-ompeiition, Huey Long and the house of the i Ames Debate Are Open Lcgisla'ure tonight in a "declara- i c J tion cf war against the United 10 LVery Student Pt?tes" over federal relief funds. A resolution that would have modified Long's defiance of lcd-rrai authorities was voted down by the senate. 2 3to 7. The house of the Louisiana legis- Announcement of two annual all-university contests in the fields of oratory and debate were made yesterday by the School of Speech through the debate office and Dr. l'fiture tod" y passed Senator Huey Alan Nichols, men's debate coach. I rag's bill seizing control of all fed- Qne ig R comoetition to choose tral relief money coming into the a g c representative at the ■r _ | Southern California Intercollegiate State ar£e Peace Oratorical contest, to be held Secretary ol Interior Ickes in pornona college May 3. — Col-V vshington has warned Louisiana jegej; and universities in this re-10..L rather than turn ovr federal g^on compete choose an en-i ione\ to Longs dictatorship, lie tran^ in the s^ate finals of the In-would wiehdraw ail relief from the tercollegiate Peace association, a I national organization. The state-I- is estimated that Louisiana's j wide winner will then take part eh-re in the 54.880.000.000 federal ; jn a national contest, at which a relief fund is $170,000 00o, enough to relieve the plight or thousands of jobless and hungry men for jfars. Long consigned Ickes "to —hell" pnd ordered his controlled legisla liberal cash prize will be offered. Ames Cep Contest The second event on this campus will be the preliminaries of the annual Ames cup contest for freshmen. at which four S. C. students tors to proceed with their work. The , will be chosen to participate in the bill empowers the state highway advisory board to supervise all public works projects. It carries a penal clause which would bring fine and Imprisonment to any contractor i who undertakes work, any state il'oard that contracted for federal k'i°i without p?nrission. or any [f'cieral official responsible for the |<-::renditure. "War Is Declared" Rep. Rupert, Peyton of Caddo |parish attacked th- bill furiously. -This bill is harmless: it Is ! droit ly written; it's very mild—all does is declare war on the United States." he shouted. ' Hasn't war already been declared on the. other side?" asked lU p. Wimberly, one of Long's followers. "I don't know," Peyton replied. 'Did you ever see a dog fight? ■tau never know which dog started It •The last time Louisiana seceded \hc- Yankees whipped us because we rnly had Robert E. Lee to lead 5 Now we've got a real leader, »nd we've got an army, too," he i«nd sarcastically. He referred to the national guard, ?hich has enforced martial law Louisiana's capital since the |Square Deal" revolt against Long January. Troops currd all cor- Idors of the capitol during the 1 Money "Contaminating:'* r*I understand the federal gov-.ment is conspiring to send pney down here." Peyton con-Lued. "I object to them con-(ninating our people with filthy e_thouph the only difference be that they'll have money on th sides." pong fears the government would relief money to build a political lehine of its own in Louisiana, fc undermine his dictatorship. finals for the Ames cup, annually donated by E. Neal Ames, an alum-nuc, former debater, and now a practicing attorney in Los Angeles. This competition is open to both freshmen men and women in all university departments. The subject chosen is: "Resolved: That the Activities of Huey Long Are More Detrimental Than Beneficial." Former winners of this event include Ames Crawford. Lawrence Pritchard, Arthur Groman, and Robert Feder. Registration Asked Those interested in entering the Ames cup competition are asked to ing boat coasted to a perfect land ing at 10:21 a.m., P. S. T., in Pearl Harbor. Speed Record Set It had established a new speed i record for the 2400-mile crossing, j despite the fact Capt. Edwin C. ; Musick and his crew of five flew in wide circles above the harbor I for more than half an hour after first sighting the island. The plane reached Pearl Harbor aitei 17 hours. 44 minutes elapsed time from Alameda, Calif., where it soared away at 3:50 p.m. Tues-oav afternoon. It landed after 18 hours and 31 minutes flying time, six hours better than the former California-to-Hawaii record of 24 hours. 48 minutes established by six navy seaplanes last year. To Hawaii, and to aviation interests. the new speed record was only incidental to the fact that after years of effort Honolulu had been linked with the mainland by air. "Routine Flight" In contrast to the adventurous flights of past years, which claimed 10 lives, the Clipper's passage was, as described by directors, "a routine flight." Exactly on schedule the huge ship lifted from the water off Alameda airport to blaze the trail for air mail and passenger service first to Hawaii, and finally to China. It carried 10,000 pieces of mail dispatched by collectors, and tons of equipment for the . Kaneohoe bay base to be established in Horo-lulu for the transpacific service. Wire Flashes News Word of the landing was flashed to the steamer North Haven at Midway Island, where another base is being established for the California to China service. Soon land- Compromise on Bonus Measure Meets Protest Veterans Leaders Oppose Harrison Proposition In U. S. Senate Legion Official Scores Bill Finance Committee Holds Public Hearings on Payment Plan WASHINGTON. April 17. (IIP)— Strong opposition to the administration's efforts to compromise on the bonus issue developed tonight as veterans' leaders attacked the new Harrison bill in the senate. Milo Warner, vice commander of the American Legion, studied the measure carefully and said it was 'absolutely not acceptable to the legion." An analysis of the Harrison proposal was telegraphed to Frank Belgrano, national commander, who is expected to oppose it. Roosevelt Silent President Roosevelt refused to comment, although he bas been represented as willing to sign the bill. Despite the first flurry of antagonism from veteran leaders, Chairman Pat Harrison, democrat, Mississippi, of the senate finance committee, planned to rush hearings on his bill so that it may be placed before the upper chamber next week. Heads of veterans* organizations, officials of the treasury and veterans' bureaus and some critics of any plan to pay the bonus before it is due in 1945, have been invited to testify. The bonus bill will take precedence over the revised NRA measure. Substitute Bill If favorably reported by the finance committee, Harrison said he would offer his bill as a substitute for the Patman bonus measure passed by the house several weeks ing bases and radio stations will; ag0 Harrison bill differs b? installed there, at Wake Islands, 1 sft&rply from the Patman proposal Guam and Manila, comDleting the chain of control and landing points projected for the 8,500-mile air route. Members of the Clipper crew, in sign up next week at the debate I addition to Musick were: R. O. D. officc. and to be preoared with a j Sullivan, second officer and pilot; six-minute speech on either the affirmative or negative side of the "Huey Long" question. The speeches arp to be delivered at the preliminaries May 7. The finals will be held the following week. *«range-ments are now being made for a luncheon contest, Undergraduate students of the university interested in entering the oratorical contest May 3, are also requested to signify their in- j <;eph B. Poindexter, Admiral Harry Yamell and Maj. Gen. Hugh Drum greeted them. All night they rode over thick tc-r.tion at the debate office next week. \zxier Will Speak To Athena Monday J)r. Frenk R. Baxter of the Er?-departnient will review the life ( work of the late Edward Ar-■ton Robinson before members Athena, women's literary or-■MiOll, Monday evening at 7:30 the recreation room of the :men's Residence hall. Considered one of America's most Doets. Rob nsjn was par-[ularly noted for 1 is short char-pr sketches, chie' among these lag Mmiv sr Cheer' nd Richard Lon . i po°mr include Tris-lm. Chinese Club To Fete Consul at Luncheon Meet and the Mississippi senator said tonight his plan would not cause the imposition of new taxes nor lead to monetary inflation. The Patman bill simply authorizes and directs the administration to put its presses to work and turn out $2,300,000,000 in non-interes" bearing treasury notes or "greenbacks" to pay off the bonus. It is one of the most ambitious currency inflation proposals submitted to this congress. Date Advanced Harrison's recommendations are less simple but also less inflationary. Under his bill the date of maturity of the adjusted service certificates would be moved up to 1938 and the certificates dated 1918 instead of 1925. The holder of a clcud banks ext3nding to altitudes certificate would be given the op Fred F. Noonan, navigation officer; W. Turner Jarboe, radio engineer; Victor Wright, engineering officer, ana Harry Cannaday, junior flight officer. Welcome Lavish Smiling at the lavish welcome given them, the men seemed fresh and little tired by the long overwater hop. Col. Clarence Young. Pan-American executive; Gov. Jo- Officers To Be Elected By Amazons All Trojan Amazons are requested to meet at 12:15 o'clock today in the legislative council room of the Student Union to elect new officers for the coming year. The officers will be selected for their prominence in campus activities, and their scholastic standing. Nominations of the candidates foi the offices were held last Monday noon. Political Aspect Given on Spain Casmiro Alvarez Describes Monarch Suicide In Lecture at S. C. In honor of Y. E. Hasiao. general secretary' of the Chinese Christian Students' association in North America, the Chinese Students' club will give a luncheon at the Soo Chow cafe, 504 North Los Angeles street, Sunday, April 21, at 12:45 p.m. Hasiao. a graduate of Western Reserve university and the University of Shanghai, has been making a survey of the activities of Chinese students in the United States. He has also made a study of Sino-American relations on campuses throughout the country. He will visit San Francisco. Portland and Se-ttle before leaving for China. Consul and Mrs. Yi-seng Kiang will hold a convocation of Chinese students at their home in the c e-ning at 7 o'clock. The gathering is planned to promote better understanding among the Chinese students from China and those on campus. It is expected that over 100 guests ' ill be present at this gathering. of 6,000 feet. A full moon interfered somewhat with navigation calculations, Noonan said, inasmuch as he preferred to make his observations by stars. Summer School To Give Library Work Intricate systems of cataloging, children's literature, and the use of books and library by teachers and pupils of junior and senior high schools will be discussed in a course in librarianship to be given during the 1935 summer session, it is announced by Lester B. Rogers, dean of the session. The course is open to both undergraduate and graduate students. Mary W. Kaplan, cataloger for the Los Angeles board of education, and Gladys English, children's department librarian of the Los Angeles city public library, have been named to conduct the summer classes. The summer session begins June 17. with two semesters being scheduled. The first concludes July 26, and the second will convene from i July 27 to August 30. tion of cashing it in immediately at its cash surrender value, or exchanging it for a government bond bearing three per cent interest, or of holding his certificate until 1945. Cost of the Patman plan would be $2,300,000,000. Harrison said his proposal would cost half a billion dollars less. Stripped of its technical phrases, the Harrison bill would operate in this manner: John Smith has a $1,000 adjusted service certificate and he needs cash badly. He applies to the veterans' administration and hands over his certificate. He is given a government bond for approximately $750, which he may cash at once. He has no further claim upon the government as the $750 represents the actual value of his $1,000 certificate on the day he surrenders it. tnte: ing keen competition "'ith fer little theater groups in the [thi; nd. Touchstone drama work acting by any woman at the tournament. in the southern ■ jnament of one-act plays which pponsored annually by Santa community players in Santa lis year, the Trojan thespians enact "Clipped," a comedy in act by Tacie Hanna Rew of School of Speech faculty, and present the play Friday night. | X. The final judging of s will be held Saturday night, I 27. ie campus work shop is now the sr of the Otis cup which is ed annually, as a result of its at the contest lest year it entered "Hyacinths, ' an-play by Mrs. Rew. At last affair, Mary Elizabeth Hen-^ former Trojan coed, was led the fir*t prize for the best Miss Florence Hubbard of the •hool of Speech faculty and di-Califomia rector of campus play productions. of S. C. will present a short ) School of Speech faculty and di- Library To Be is directing the play which has b?en ln rehearsal for the past two weeks. Helen Hougen McCall. Mary Ci-anfoni. Jack Swarthout and Craig Thomas enact the four roles in the comedy which concerns domestic complications. Mrs. McCall pLys the1 part of the not-so-stupid Swedish maid who provides much of the comedy of the play, while Jack Swarthout will appear in the role of the wise elderly uncle who finally, through a clever ruse, brings together the errant wife and husband as played by Mary Cian-foni and Craig Thomas. The play itself is a clever, fast moving comedy which was played j successfully on the Orpheum circuit. Open on All-U Holiday Official Announcement from Office of President Attention is called to the fact that Friday, April 19. is a holiday in the university calendar. The library will be open, however, from 8* a.m. to 5 p.m. The library will be open on Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday classes will convene as usual. Relief Campaign To Start With Census of Idle "The overthrow of Alfonso III can easily be called the funeral of the Spanish monarchy, not only because it has commited suicide politically, but because it has killed itself socially as well," stated Casmiro Alvarez, Spanish lecturer and journalist, yesterday afternoon, in an address given under the auspices of the Spanish department and the sponsorship of the University of International Relations. "Spain has been degenerating since Charles II came to the throne. As a result of political anci moral corruption throughout the ages, down through the Bourbon dynasty, these changes, that were surprising to many, can readily be seen as the natural, inevitable outcome of the struggle and repression on the part of an essentially democratic people," declared Alvarez. The lecture included recent political, social, and cultural devel-opmer's in Spain, enumeration of related events leading up to the overthrow of the monarchy and the establishment of the republic. He ended his talk with a discussion concerning the trend of events under the Republican form of government. Much to the contrary belief of many people, Alvarez declared, Spain has complete religious freedom, and "she can now call herself truly a free country." Alvarez is a representative of the Del Amo foundation established by Dr. Gregorio Del Amo of Los Angeles and Spain, for the purpose of furthering cultural relationships between Spain and the United States in general, but more particularly between Spain and California. He has been correspondent and feature writer for La Prensa, Spanish newspaper, published in New York, for 15 years. His interests as lecturer center on the dissemination in this country of cultural information in the field of Hispanic studies. In the past Alvarez has lectured on the various topics in this field at Stanford, St. Marys, and the University of San Francisco. Convention Will Be Held at S.C. By Sociologists Pacific Coast Society To Hear Addresses of Faculty Men Crime, Paroles Are Topics Group To Meet on Campus April 22 for Annual Spring Meeting Coming from various sections of Washington, Oregon, and California, members of the Pacific Sociological society will convene on S. C. campus, April 27, for their annual spring session. Members of S. C. faculty will take an active part in the convention, both in leading the round tables and discussing the questions before them. Dr. Earle F. Young, of the sociology department, and Dr. Robert Kingsly of the School of Law will lead the discussion of "Recent Trends in Criminology," to be carried on during the afternoon session in Bowne hall. Crime Is Subject "Recent Literature on Criminology" will be Dr. Young's topic, while Dr. Kingsley will discuss "Proposed Reforms in Parole in California." In addition, during this session, Kenyon J. Scudder, chief probation officer of Los Angeles, will discuss "Preventftive Measures." "Integration of the Social Sciences in Secondary Schools and Universities" is the theme for the morning session at 10 o'clock in Bowne hall. Leading the discussion of the question in regard to universities will be Dr. Clarence M. Case of S. C. faculty. Featherstone Speaker Dr. William B. Featherstone of the Los Angeles schools, and Dr. Herbert Alexander, of Los Angeles junior college, will discuss the question as it applies to secondary schools and junior colleges, respectively. The second round table of the morning session will be concerned with the question of the federal security program in its sociological aspects and will be conducted by Dr. E. J. Miller, University of California at Los Angeles; Dr. Glenn E. Carlson, University of Redlands, and H. A. R. Carleton, director state transient service. At the luncheon, which will be held in the Women's Residence hall at 12:15 p.m., Dr. Emory S. Bogardus, sociology department, will speak upon "The Japanese and the Pacific Area." Election Policy Is Topic For Meeting Desk editors of the Daily Trojan will meet Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock to discuss handling of election hews and other points of policy. Jack Frankish, editor, said yesterday. "The Daily Trojan will adhere to a program of strict neutrality during the election campaigns," Frankish declared. "All desk editors are required to attend this meeting Monday without exception." Desk editors are Hal Klcin-schmidt, Phil Juergens, George Robert, Nelson Cullenward a'd BUl Ross. WASHINGTON, Aoril 17. (U.P) —President Roosevelt announced today that he plans to initiate his $4,880,000,000 jobs-for-all campaign with a census of unemployment by idle "white collar" workers. The work provided, he said, will be given to persons now on relief. Mr. Roosevelt outlined his plans, giving the first definite intimation of what the set-up will be, in a long talk at his semi-weekly press conference. Highlights of the program will include: 1 A nation-wide census of unemployment by "white collar" workers under Federal Emergency Relief Administrator Harry L. Hopkins. 2. A round-table conference group, selected by the president, to make allotments for federal financing. The unprecedented fund will be distributed chiefly in loans, it was indicated, atlhough some grants will be? made. 3. Existing governmental agencies will conduct and supervise construction activities. 4 Administration of the program through districts determined on the basis of population and geographic unity. 5. Employment of persons now on relief rolls, which total 20,500.000 individuals. Dr. McClung Goes East for Meeting Scheduled to speak at the annual meeting of the American Association of Collegiate Schools of Business in the Hotel Waldorf-Astoria, New York, Dr. Reed Lage McClung, College of Commerce dean, is leaving today to attend the convention. His topic will be "curricula Trends in Colleges of Commerce." A week after this meeting, which wili last three days beginning April 25, he will go on to the United States chamber of commerce gathering in Washington, D. C.. as delegate of the local commerce group. He will return here May 10. Dr. McClung was graduated from Morris Harvey college when 15 years of age with the highest scholastic record up to that time. He is that institution's youngest graduate. Authorities consider him one of the leading commerce experts on the Pacific coast. Articles Review Riddle's Works Describing "Cinna," a book written by Dr. Lawrence M. Riddle of the French department, a series of articles has —reecntly appeared in national education journals. "Cin-n?" is a treatise on Pierre Corneille's play of the same name, and is one of the Century Modern Language series. The book, now used by leading United States colleges, explains the shadings of language between that of the 17th century and the present, with footnote references on the syntax. It also includes a study of the famous French play. Greever Will Talk On Arnolds Works Culture is defined by Matthew Arnold as perfection attained through the harmonious expansion of all our powers, Dr. Garland Greever, visiting professor of English. said yesterday as he. discussed the lecture he will deliver today at 4:15 in 206 Administration. '•Matthew Arnold: Apostle of Culture in an Age of Confusion" is the title of Dr. Greever's speech, which is one of a series of free public lectures being given by literature professors on outstanding men of letters. "Culture is the remedy for an age of confusion. It is an individual and unique thing. Arnold sets it up as the true course for man instead of depending so much on machinery, systems, and the outer things of life," Dr. Greever said. Instead of trying to make ourselves blessed by accomplishments or arrangements in the world of outer activities, Mathew Arnold believes that man should cultivate himself inwardly. School To Give Work by Shaw "Pygmalion" Selected for Annual Production by Speech Players , -r~ • Deciding on - Bemarff Shaw's "Pygmalion" for its annual commencement week production, the School of Speech announces tryouts to begin next Monday. The production is an all-University program and the tryouts are open to all students interested. The action of the play arises fiom a wager made between two scientists in the field of speech, one claiming that he could train a cockney English flower girl in six months to have all the polished speech and etiquette of a court duchess. The scientist wins his bet but in doing so falls in love with the girl. For the past 10 years this annual performance sponsored by the speech school has been one of the events on the all-University program to provide entertainment during commencement week. Among the previous programs offered are seven plays by Shakespeare, one by Sir James Barrie, one by Anatole France, and one by Galsworthy. Miss Florence Hubbard, under whose direction the play will be produced, states that "Pygmalion" has long been under consideration but that this year was the first to furnish the talent necessary for the attempt. All students Interested ln this work are asked by Miss Hubbard to meet Monday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in 125 Old College. Easter Choral Work Given by Trojan Singers Accompanied by the University Concert orchestra, the Trojan mixed chorus presented Gounod's "Messe Solennelle" during a special Easter assembly yesterdl*/ morning before a large audience. An augmented program in the evening received favorable comment from an off campus audience. Both were under the direction of Alexander Stewart, member of the S. C. School of Music faculty. Approximately 100 people took part in the Easter program, singing the most popular of Gounod's sacred works, which originally formed part of the Catholic church mass "Song of the Volga Boatman," a symphonic-choral paraphrase, by Albert Stosssel, was also given at both performances. Guest artists on the evening program were Mildred Ware Rhodes, contralto, soloist of the First Baptist church, and Mabel Cul' ir Adsit, organist of the same instil ution. Miss Adsit played an organ solo, "Offertory." Student soloists included Otille Macintosh, soprano; Joseph Sullivan. tenor, and Edwin Dunni.ig, baritone. The first two are voice students in the School of n^sic, while Dunning is a senior in the School of Speech. Trojan Groups Wiil Assist in Sunrise Rites Religious Conference Will Conduct Services at Big Pines Camp University Choir To Sing Pageant and Song Festival To Be Given Sunday In Coliseum Impressive Easter sunrise services have been planned for the Los Angeles city area Sunday, including the pageant and song festival which will be held at the Coliseum under the sponsorship of the Federated Church Brotherhoods of California and the University Religious conference service at Big Pines. The Coliseum ceremony will feature Madame Maria Jeritza as soloist; J. Farrell MacDonald. S. C professor of cinematography, as narrator, and Mary Wallace, featured Universal player, in the role of the Madonna. Choral Program Several choral groups from nearby communities will take part in the mass singing under the direction of S. Earle Blakeslee of the Cbaffey junior college. Grace Ger-rish Andrews, noted playground worker, is directing the entire pageant. One hundred boy scouts, under the direction of Carl Petrausche. commissioner for the southwest district, will remain at the Coliseum Saturday night to act as guardian? and to serve as ushers at the ceremony which will begin at 4 ajn the following morning. Conference Rites At Big Pines, Los Angeles county recreation camp, the Religious conference's first annual Sunrise service will be held at 5:30 Easter morning on Sunrise hill. The wor-shipners will be called to the foot of lie hill by Japanese buglers brought from Los Angeles by Scoutmaster Fukui of troop 379. James K. Reed, superintended of the Los Angeles department of camps and recreation, will open th? service with a ceremony dedicating Sunrise hill to the use of the Religious conference and Its constituent groups. Rev. Moore Speaker The Rev. Glenn W. Moore will deliver the Easter message. Rev. Moore is executive secretary of the Los Angeles Presbytery and is head of young people's work for all Presbyterian churches of southern California and Nevada. Music will be furnished by the University Religious conference choir, made up of students from S C" U. C. L. A., and L. A. J. C.. with Miss Irene Miller and Mrs Ruth Skenfield as soloists Rangers Participate County rangers will attend to the parking and the distribution ot programs. Loud speakers have been installed for the convenience of those who wish to remain ln their cars. Special arrangements have been made with the lodge for rooms and meals, and the camp sites will be available for those who wish to cook their own breakfasts. This will be the only Easter ceremony within a radius of 35 miles. An illuminated cross on Sunrise hill will announce the service. Rev. Moore and the choir will hold an 11 o'clock service ln the Nature theater of Big Pines the same morning. Tryouts Scheduled For 'Galahad' Play Tryouts for the seven characters in Lloyd Stone's cinematic adaptation of "Galahad" by John Er-skine will take place this afternoon from 2 to 4:30 o'clock in Cellar theater. Available parts are those of King Arthur. Genevieve Guinevere, Lancelot, Elaine, Galahad, King Pelles, and Ettard. 'Alumnus' Gets College Annuals in Prison ***+ **** **** Former Football Candidate Languishes in Cell Evans To Lead Religion Forum Today Thomas S. Evans, executive secretary of the University Religious conference, will preside at a forum on religion at chepel today in Bovard auditorium. Evans' experience has been ln the student field at the Universities of Pennsylvania and Michigan, and at Princeton. STATE PRISON. FLORENCE, Ariz., April 17. (C.E)—A picture of Glenn Cunningham, that speedy Kansas University athlete, reposes on a desk in the administration building of the state penitentiary here and its owner is one of the proudest of all the "old grads" of k. U. For 12 years Edgar C. Park, /ho came west to "put on weight so I could be a football star at Kansas,'' has been receiving the annual edition of the Jayhawker, school year book. Eddie, as he is known about the prison, was found in the office, fingering his way through the year book, a broad smile covering his face, for he had just received his 12th edition. "After I graduated from the Baxter Springs. Kan., high school in 1927," he said. "I decided to come west, work a year and try to gain weight so I could go to Kansas and make the football team. "I worked for three months in a garage in Brawley, Calif. In 1929 I decided to return to Kansas as I had picked up considerable weight. I got as far as Holbrook, Ariz.. where I got mixed up with some fellows who were planning to rob a service station. "A man was killed during the holdup. I was brought back from New Mexico, admitted being 'in' on the job, but I didn't kill that fellcw. They sent me here for life." Parks has been referred to several times in the annual as an old grad out west for his health. He claims that if they had attempted to look up his record, thsy would have found he never attended the school.
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Editorial Offices RI-4111, Sta. 227 Night - PR-4776
United Press World Wide News Service
Volume XXVI
Los Angeles, California, Thursday, April 18, 1935
Number 120
Federal Funds Pan-Pacific Clipper
For Louisiana Lcands/'H?wf!i 1° Set
11*" i opeed Mark ror Crossing
UwlZSii C) LOug HONOLULU April 17.—(UP)—Its objective reached with
__magnificent ease, Pan-American airways huge clipper plane
Threatens to Stop today roared into Honolulu to complete the first commercial air flight in history between California and Hawaii.
Looming out of mists and rain that showered "liquid ----¥ sunshine on 5,000 cheering watchers. the four motored. 19-ton fly-
All Relief Monies to Checkmate Huey
'War Is Declared On U. S.*
Long Consigns Secretary 'To Hell' in Forcing Newest Measure
Two Forensic Meets Planned
BATON ROUGE. La.. Aorll 17. > , D "
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The Energy Policy Act also provides a credit equal to 30 percent of qualifying expenditures for purchase of qualified photovoltaic product and for solar water heating systems used exclusively for purposes other than heating swimming pools and hot tubs. The allowable credit cannot exceed $2,000.
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They are very likeable characters who emanate calm, tranquillity and harmony. They are responsible and conscientious, qualities which inspire confidence in those around them. They are animated and eager to please and to be liked in return, often feeling personally responsible for others, notably in the familial context where they may sometimes feel particularly strong obligations or constraints. Scrupulous, they can be extremely thorough to the point of obsessiveness at times. This could be expressed through their tastes or by a certain refinement, and could equally be observed in an inclination to ritualistic or repetitive behaviour, such as a preoccupation with tidiness, cleanliness and order... Their emotional lives are important to them: Hyeon and Elidi are tender and sensitive women who possess a profound sense of friendship. Helpful and always there when you need them the most, they give precious advice and make a wonderful shoulder to cry on. They are nonetheless selective in friendship, as in love; and only those who they consider to be worthy make it into their inner-circle. On the other hand, while they possess such virtuous qualities of loyalty and dependability, they also expect the same consideration in return. They don´t forgive an insult or injury easily and take an even longer time to forget, the bitterness being hard to shake off. As little girls, they are shy and very sensitive with a great need for love and affection. Well-behaved, timorous, anxious and impressionable; they are extremely attached to their family. It´s true that they can sometimes be scatter-brained day-dreamers with their head in the clouds, although they are likely to make much more of an effort if they feel well-supported and adequately loved. Their school marks will be directly proportional to the amount of affinity that they feel with their teachers in the respective subjects, and would benefit from an artistic activity of some kind.
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Ethylene Glycol and Propylene Glycol Toxicity
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We are being forced into action – Dominik has returned to Mozambique where he has reported a dramatic increase in elephant poaching. For the first time organised groups using AK 47s are hunting down our small elephant population. The surrounding national park has confirmed 15 elephants slaughtered in the last 3 weeks, as these photos show, and a further 5 on OUR border at Mareja.
It is very frightening, our small locally trained ranger team of 10 are not prepared for this level of weaponry and professionalism. They have an area of over 40,000 hectares of coastal forest to patrol and guard with meagre resources.
These groups are using helicopters to collect the ivory and huge hordes have been found for sale in China, Thailand and across Asia. This sharp increase in elephant poaching will devastate our population, taking males and larger females out of the family group. Although they even kill babies for minute stubs of ivory.
I am running this emergency appeal to raise £50,000 to better equip our men, improve their safety and build awareness of the upturn in the illegal ivory trade.
The effect of removing elephants from the National Park will have a profound and immediate impact on human demographics. Once the elephants are gone the occupation and control of permanent water sources will enable the expansion of agriculture devastating a wide variety of species across the Park.
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For the first time since 1990, when the international ivory ban was brought in, elephant poaching has risen to pre-ban levels. From a slow decline it has sharply increased in the last two years due to an Asian market for ivory. Elephants are protected by Appendix I of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES). Specialists say that unless illegal poaching is addressed this magnificent and ancient creature, our largest living land mammal will become extinct in this area.


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In 1988 he came back to the States and worked at Coca-Cola headquarters in Atlanta. He bought a new computer and an upgraded version of Flight Simulator. "The version for the year 2000 had something in it about 'online flying,' " he says.
Online flying, it turned out, was simulated flying with the added attraction of air traffic control. The surprise was that the air traffic control experience was not part of the Flight Simulator program, nor was it any sort of add-on program. (There are tons of add-ons and plug-ins for simulated-flight enthusiasts: ones for combat flying, navigation, route planning, and crew scheduling, among others.) Instead, air traffic control was provided by real live people wrapped up in their own pet simulation: virtual air traffic control.
For a virtual pilot such as Eshenour, who had been doing all of his simulated flying, crashing, and burning in the privacy of his own home, the question was whether to go public. It was in fact a big decision.
"What happens when you're online and you have ATC on the other side and they can see you, and you screw up?" he asks. "Really, they can see you screw up! Am I going to be confident enough to do that as an aviator? Do I really understand how to communicate and to navigate under ATC and under IFR [instrument flight] rules?"
Eshenour's fears were not without foundation. Just like real-world pilots, virtual pilots have taxied into terminal buildings, overrun runways, and collided mid-air with other aircraft. In the beginning,
Eshenour's specialty was crash landings. "These days I go around more than I crash," he says.
As if it weren't enough of a challenge to fly a virtual airliner safely, some virtual pilots look for additional responsibilities. Take Luke Kolin, a cyber airline pilot based in Atlanta. Originally from Toronto, Kolin got a degree in history but was also an exceptionally accomplished computer geek, who, as a teenager, operated his own online bulletin board. In 2001, he decided to get involved in the creation of a virtual airline, one that had all the trappings of a real airline: a fabulous fleet, complex route structure, crew training, a rigid system for getting promoted up the ranks, and so on. Since he lived in Atlanta, the home base of Delta, why not make it Delta Virtual?
Headquarters was initially a server in Kolin's bedroom. (Nowadays the Delta Virtual Airlines server is operated by a commercial firm.) Today, seven years later, Delta VA is the world's largest virtual airline, with 2,500 active pilots. Anyone 13 and over can join, and membership is free (operating costs are voluntarily funded by a dozen or so members). "The only thing we ask of a pilot applicant is that they have an interest in aviation and a valid e-mail address," says Eshenour.
Since the whole raison d'être of Delta Virtual Airlines is to enhance pilot enjoyment through knowledge and experience, company policy dictates that a type rating in a given aircraft requires a written examination and a check ride, which is a 30- to 45-minute test of skills under the supervision of a Delta Virtual Airlines certified flight instructor. Senior Captain Dan Ward (who also flies for United Virtual and three other cyber airlines) has type ratings in more than two dozen aircraft. ("I have check rides in all of them," he says.) Delta Virtual operates its own flight academy and publishes flight manuals for the aircraft in its fleet. Some of those in Ward's bookcase run to 300 pages, "and I actually read them before flying the plane."
Does all this mock flying actually increase proficiency in any real-world sense? Eshenour recalls the time that he and Kolin got a chance to fly not a real-world Delta jet but the next best thing: Delta's real-world training simulator in Atlanta. It's basically a 737 cockpit on hydraulic legs, which enable actual movement in pitch, roll, and yaw. Real-world Delta pilots have sweated through countless simulated emergencies, missed approaches, and other tortures in the device.


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ROCHESTER — The Rochester Fire Department responded to Restaurant 103 on North Main Street Tuesday morning when water was seen gushing out of the establishment and onto the sidewalk after a pipe burst in freezing cold temperatures.
Asst. Fire Chief Mark Dupuis said mid-morning a person driving by saw the water and placed an emergency call notifying officials.
"Since that seemed a little alarming to us, we dispatched an engine to that (scene)," Dupuis said.
Firefighters used vacuums to assist in clearing the sidewalk and building of water, which Dupuis described as an older structure that had a water pipe burst several years ago. He said officials were on scene for about an hour and noted the owner informed the department the pipe burst in the attic in the building's sprinkler system some time on Monday.
Dupuis said firefighters were working mainly to clear the basement and lower levels of water. He estimated the business could be closed for a short period of time from the damage though he said the water did not pour into the kitchen area of the restaurant.
"It will be little while before (they get) back into operation but they have a lot of clean up to do," Dupuis said. "A lot of the areas that were part of the restaurant itself were unaffected. The kitchen area was not affected much … Just the freezer area and some utility areas."
Although the fire department doesn't always respond to reports of flooring, Dupuis said his firefighters will often do what they can to help out.
"Whether it's a home or a restaurant or something like that, we try to help them get to a point that they can at least take over for themselves," he said, noting they were also concerned about a potential ice problem on the downtown sidewalk.
Staff at Restaurant 103 could not be reached for comment Tuesday afternoon. Foster's reported in April 2011 shortly after the restaurant re-opened following months of repairs when a heater malfunction in the kitchen burst a water pipe and caused flooding, the 22-person staff referred to themselves as "underdogs" for enduring the event just as they were seeing a better turnout of clients and profit.


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Uncharted 3 reality show coming to Spike
Spike TV is making an Uncharted reality TV show and inviting applicants willing to trek to California in October.
Nathan Drake is portrayed as an everyman, who also just happens to have impeccable aim, climbing abilities, and luck. Spike TV has opted to open up this opportunity to a wider audience with a reality TV special based on Uncharted 3. Tentatively titled "GTTV Presents Uncharted 3: Race to the Ring," the show is set to film this fall. The cable network is looking for "fans of adventure, video game enthusiasts, puzzle solvers and risk takers." That sounds a lot like Drake, alright.
The casting call requests that you fill out the proper documentation and e-mail it along with a video, picture, or paragraph explaining why you deserve to go on the show. The page doesn't specify how many entrants will be chosen, but whoever gets in will need to be available and ready to go to California for a week on October 3. The documents also specify that you need to be 21 years or older, with a valid driver's license.
The documents don't specify a gender, so in theory the show could star a lady Drake. Depending on your orientation, your hypothetical big love scene with Elena will be either the most awkward or the best TV ever produced. Either way, we're hoping this Sony-endorsed reality show will fare better than the company's last effort, The Tester.
Steve Watts posted a new article, Uncharted 3 reality show coming to Spike.
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Hawks blow late lead in 2-1 shootout loss to Wild
ST. PAUL, Minn. – Cal Clutterbuck's game-tying tip-in with 3:12 left in regulation and Devin Setoguchi's shootout goal lifted the Minnesota Wild to a 2-1 victory over the Chicago Blackhawks on Thursday night.
Setoguchi's glove-side shot was the only one that went in during the skills contest. Josh Harding made 22 saves and was unscored upon after midway through the first period when Jamal Mayers gave the Blackhawks an early lead. The Hawks had only two shots on goal over the last 25 minutes of the game, one in the third.
Their struggling special teams didn't help. The Wild gave them four power plays over the first two periods, including a five-minute man-advantage situation, but the Blackhawks didn't score on any of those. Then their penalty kill let in a late goal.
Bryan Bickell's slick tip-in of a blue line slap shot by Niklas Hjalmarsson would've given the Blackhawks a two-goal lead midway through the third period, but the score was waved off after a video review because Bickell's stick was too high. Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville, his arms folded across his suit jacket, just shook his head on the bench after hearing the call.
That became more critical when defenseman Marco Scandella, who set a Wild franchise record with more than 33 minutes of ice time, sent a slap shot toward Blackhawks goalie Corey Crawford. With Clutterbuck tangling for position with Duncan Keith, the puck glanced off Clutterbuck and in to tie the game with 3:12 left.
Entering the game, the Blackhawks were 23rd on the power play and 28th on the penalty kill in the league.
The Blackhawks have put that nine-game losing streak they skidded through two months ago in the past, not to mention those decade-long doldrums of bad hockey and barren United Center seats.
With their fourth straight playoff appearance already clinched, they're bringing plenty of momentum to their chase of a second Stanley Cup championship in three years.
They'll have to start away from home, thanks to Nashville's win at Dallas. The Predators have 102 points. Detroit lost to New Jersey, so the Blackhawks (99 points) can still finish fifth by beating the Red Wings (101 points) on Saturday afternoon.
An extra road game shouldn't be so bad for the Blackhawks, who are 5-1-2 in their past eight games away from home. And if they lose to the Red Wings on Saturday and finish sixth, well, that means a first-round matchup against a potentially weaker Pacific Division winner than one of their rivals in the packed, stacked Central Division.
More important than site or foe, though, is the return of captain Jonathan Toews, who missed his 21st straight game because of a concussion. He has been practicing with the team and could play on Saturday, but his absence always leaves a void.
With forwards Andrew Brunette (lower-body injury) and Dave Bolland (upper-body injury) also out, Mayers and his fourth-line mates were more of an offensive asset than usual.
Keith brought his 36 assists back to the lineup on this night, following a five-game suspension for elbowing Vancouver Canucks star Daniel Sedin in the head, and the Blackhawks held the Wild to just three shots in the first period and five over nearly the first of the game until the home team woke up.
The Wild beat the Blackhawks 5-4 in a shootout on Sunday, a game filled with 58 penalty minutes. There was some carry-over, with several scrums but no fights. Wild defenseman Nate Prosser was given a five-minute major penalty and ejected from the game for head-butting Mayers in the face a few minutes after his goal, which was put together with pure hustle.
Mayers, who won nine of 12 faceoffs against the Wild on Sunday, took a draw and knocked the puck back to Michael Frolik, who skated behind the net with Warren Peters all over him and threw a shot at Harding with a quick pivot. Mayers was there for the rebound.
The Wild raised their record to 4-0-1 in their past five games, all of them lasting past regulation. This late surge is pushing them down the draft board for this summer, but they've insisted playing well to finish the season is more important. They've got the seventh-worst record in the league. The last five teams get in the lottery for the first overall pick.
Still, with 81 points, they'd need to beat Phoenix on Saturday to avoid their worst finish in 10 years, despite notching the NHL's best record at the 30-game mark this season.
Notes: D Tyler Cuma, called up from Houston of the AHL, became the 46th player to appear in a game for the Wild this season and the 15th rookie, both the most in the NHL. The all-time record, according to the Wild with statistics from the Elias Sports Bureau, for players used in one season is 55, by the Boston Bruins in 1991-92. ... Mayers, the 14-year veteran in his first season with the Blackhawks, scored for the first time since Feb. 1.


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Hunter Schuerenberg of Sikeston, Missouri teamed with Hank Byram's Rock Steady Racing team to become one of the winningest combinations in AMSOIL National Sprint Car racing in 2011 and 2012. The duo clicked off six wins in that span and were contenders on a nightly basis.
After a consistent start to 2013 that saw them in the middle of a tight point race, the latter half of the year became a struggle that ended with the two parting ways and Schuerenberg piecing together a sparse schedule over the season's final few months.
A busy offseason now has Schuerenberg ready to start strong this season, as he and long-time Silver Crown entrant Gene Nolen have combined forces, along with a multitude of other backers, to assemble a team that Schuerenberg hopes will get him back in the win column.
"It's been a big deal for me to get somebody like Gene Nolen involved, someone that's been in the sport for so long and knows so much about it. He's a great guy who just loves to race. We've become good friends already and things have come together well. The things he brought to the equation were kind of the last things I needed to make everything happen. So many people have stepped up to help out. And not just help me, but Jake (Argo, crew chief) who stuck his neck out to get some things together, too," Schuerenberg said of his fledgling operation.
The 24-year old tallied seven top-fives and 14 top-tens in 18 USAC races with Rock Steady during 2013, but his union with the #35 team ended after "Indiana Sprintweek" in July. From there, Schuerenberg raced for three other teams but endured three horrific crashes, including in USAC action at Southern Iowa Speedway in Oskaloosa for the "Ultimate Challenge" and during Kokomo (IN) Speedway's "Sprint Car Smackdown II."
"The end of last year is the most frustrated I have ever been in racing, period. It's a scary feeling to be at the point of seriously considering getting out. I'd had a string of bad luck, bad accidents, and just a really unfortunate couple months in racing. After having a DNF in a local show at Gas City, chaplain Dave Cochran came up to me in the infield and I was about as defeated as I could be. He told me to pray about it and see where that takes you," Schuerenberg said.
From there, Schuerenberg decided that he wanted to take things into his own hands and find partners to build his own operation.
"I was at a low point there, but I knew I wanted to try to put something together of my own, and a guy named Mark Downey knew what I was going through and got the ball rolling with a little financial help. He is a fan, and it meant a lot to me that he would want to contribute to me staying around. That was pretty much the start of the snowball that has been building since then," Schuerenberg said.
Schuerenberg leaned on many relationships harbored over a career that has now spanned eight seasons of dirt sprint car racing, both with USAC and locally. Schuerenberg began with his family's team as a 16-year old in 2006, notching finishes of third in Wheatland, Missouri and a seventh at Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio before getting his first hired ride in 2007. Seven USAC wins have accumulated since then (including his first, for Jeff Walker Racing in 2008).
"There's so many good people in this sport. Guys like Roger Tapy, who gave me my first ride, and Ron Gorby, who has helped me for quite a few years now, and Gene Franckowiak, my engine guy for the last few years and someone who has become a great friend. There's been people like that who don't have a fortune but have worked hard for what they have, and that is kind of the attitude that's become infectious and rubbed off on me," Schuerenberg said.
Schuerenberg lists a myriad of supporters in his endeavor: Gene Nolen, Ron Gorby's Howard Johnson, Gene Franckowiak, Mach-1 Chassis, Competition Suspension, AFCO, Rider Racing Engines, DMI, Roof Bolt Express, MPHG Promotions, Mark Downey, Smith Precision Products, Butlerbuilt, Wesco Trailers, BMRS, Performance Coating, Indy Race Parts, Keizer Wheels, Dynatech, and AMSOIL among others.
New crew chief Argo comes on board to make the decisions on the car, which Schuerenberg welcomes.
"We just wanna make this work, and have something we can call our own. I've always admired his meticulousness and his attitude at the track. He's a calm guy, and I'm looking forward to focusing on racing and having him give me a fast car. He hasn't been around a long time, but he's a super smart guy and I'm really confident we can win a bunch together," Schuerenberg concluded.
The #20N Mach-1/Rider opens its season with the February 20-22 "Winter Dirt Games V" at Bubba Raceway Park in Ocala, Florida. Advance tickets are available at BubbaRacewayPark.com and more information will be released concerning the event through USACracing.com.


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Tonight's lineup
Same as earlier in the week. Sixth time Grady has used this one in 20 games. We didn't use the same lineup six times last year until Aug. 28. Nice to see a "little" continuity.
Furcal, SS
Pierre, CF
Nomar, 1B
Kent, 2B
Gonzalez, LF
Martin, C
Ethier, RF
Betemit, 3B
Lowe, P
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Looks like a great lineup should be exciting to watch. I will be there tonite routing for the fellas in my season seats and my Dodger gear. See you all there!
Glad to see that lineup again.
So, I've started a new Dodgers blog called Dodgerama, at dodgerama.blogspot.com
For today I've taken an in depth look at the Giant team the Dodgers will be facing, including whether the orange and black could win 90 games this year.
Now where's the irony of this, The Giants come into town and not only am I not able to go to any of the games but I have to go to SF on business for the next few days ?? NOW THAT STINKS !!! I swear I'm going to wear my Dodger Blue proudly in the face of the enemy!!
Go Dodgers !!
As a fan I have always liked lineup continuity though I don't know how great it is other than an indication of healthy players. I guess it comes from my memories as a kid watching the Dodgers. It seemed like the lineup was always Lopes, Russell, Smith, Garvey, Cey, Baker, Monday, Yeager, and the pitcher in that order but in reality of course it wasn't. There were injuries and slumps and constant movement. It just seems like it from the memory of a 8 or 9-year old at the time.
One of these days I am going to go over to retrosheet and count how many times the team really used that exact lineup!
You guys are soooo lucky. I mean here I was born in L.A. but raised in Brooklyn and moving back to L.A. with the Dodgers. I grew up with a transistor radio in my ear and Dodgers on the brain.
So where am I now??? In Idaho and we don't get much info on the Blue here unless it's the Boise State Blue Turf (and that's not all bad).
But none of the radio stations come in this far north and I'm glued to my computer "watching" the games every night.
I could whine a little more but you get the idea.
any update on matt kemp after that setback while he was on the rehab assignment?
PaulG – You should get XM. They have every Baseball game and a whole channel dedicated to baseball (not to mention all the good music and other sports). Check out xmradio.com to find out more, but I've had it for 2 years and love it!
tony jackson's blog says kemp will probably "rebegin" rehab tommorow. He says no timetable on Schmidt yet… take that however you see fit.
Bonds is 0 for life against Lowe. Lets keep it that way.
Ned was on espn radio either last night or this morning, i don't know i just listened to the podcast, but he said schmidt won't start to to rehab his shoulder for another couple of weeks. The rehab could take 2-4 weeks so Schmidt might be out a month or longer.
Man Abreu is killing the ball over in Vegas 4/5 HR shy of the cycle and 3 rbi's Man That kid is ready to bust some MLB ball I'll tell you what….He had 4 of 10 hits and 3 of 5 RBI's from the leadoff spot and the 51's still managed to lose that one ….
Hope Lowe has his head on straight tonight with Russ catching him. He looked really lost with Lieberthal. Here is where Betemit Gets 3 hits and starts to get his power back tonight. Warm day air is light…Lets Break that halloween streak and start a new one for the Dodgers!
GO Blue 2007!!!
I live here in the Bay Area, so I'm surrounded by Giants fans. Ugh! I hope the Dodgers not only sweep the Giants, but crush them! I hope Bonds goes hitless in the series. He's a punk! I do respect his abilities – he can still hit – but I don't respect his character – he's a lying, cheating, whiny A-hole.
Let's Go Blue! Have no mercy on the lowly Giants. Make them beg & cry like the babies that they are.
Yeah, Larry Bigbie and Tony Abreu are tearing it up for the 51's in Vegas. I wish that they could be up here playing. What's up with James Loney, though?
P.S. If both the Dodgers AND Lakers win tonight, it'd make my night.
So what is up with Fox sports?
They have the team with the BEST record in Baseball ranked 7th on there list with our downside being that schmidt is out and we only… have hendrickson to fill in… I Know ESPN is bad and east coast biased but they have the team ranked 2nd. Fox is blind and clueless when it comes to who is hot and how deep a team is.Geeze if it only takes last years knowledge and research to be a writer I want that job….
I Know it is very early but power rankings should have something to do with who is on top and who has the depth to perform I mean Geeze A-Rod is Killing the ball and the Yanks are 1/2 game above the D-rays outta the cellar…They are not current power brokers.Fox gets an F in research for this week.
Wow, ANOTHER Martin error-> un earned run. That's sorta becoming a problem. Just about every day now…. what the heck is that all about?
Nice pick Gonzo and Nomar!
wow…we look pathetic this game. Thats two games in a row. Grady needs to pull a jim leyland.
Wow! Way to go, Martin. Got that throw right on. Maybe that will get him right back in the groove.
Cy Morris?
PaulG… welcome aboard from a fellow Idahoan who also happens to be a former Angelino! I live in Nampa and keep up with the boys on MLB's Extra Innings package on DirecTV.
Good to see Idaho well represented on this blog!
Go Dodgers!! They have a one out, 8th inning rally going right now…
I'm not one to usually argue the details of each game, but I think the team could certainly try to work the starting pitcher more. Too many first-pitch swings, too many short innings. Morris owned the Dodgers, and the Dodgers were poised to exploit the Giants' bullpen. Except they didn't see their bullpen until the 8th.
Furcal's gotta start hitting soon…we need his spark to score some runs.
Agree with puppuyhead01. If Morris was worked a little more and done a little sooner, we could had more time against the much more shaky bullpen.
But the hitters are professional, I'm sure the way they did it was the right way 🙂
I hope the guys take some extra fielding practice, we've been a bit error-prone of late – Martin's first throw though his second was a gem, Ethier's bad jump on the ball … let's keep the eye on the ball, guys, it is more fun to play well and win isn't it? 😛
"Fielding Practice"???
When was the last time any MLB player practiced fielding? Spring Training. And you'll get the same answer in October that you do here in April. "Taking infield" is a lost tradition and one that is sorely needed in today's game. This goes for outfield practice as well. Some guys will shag fly balls, but it's just not the same thing.
I think Bigbie needs to be brought up to give Ethier a bit of competition. Since Kemp went down, it's been a clear field for Andre, and he's not quite playing like he needs to at the major league level.
Although I rarely disagree with you Kevin, I must on the issue of fielding practice.
I arrive at every home game early to take in batting practice. Without exception, while the hitters are batting, there is infield and outfield practice going on simultaneously. Just yesterday, I saw Mariano Duncan hitting grounders to Luis Gonzalez in shallow left; all the while Dave Jauss was hitting grounders to his infielders. This happens every day, and keep in mind that the Dodgers have been taking batting practice a good hour before the public is allowed into the stadium.
I also know for a fact that if a player is struggling, or just plain wants more practice at something, the coaches make themselves readily available to the players.
Just because a guy makes it to the Bigs doesn't mean he automatically stays there, and these guys know this. Sure, there are some with stronger work ethics than others, but I can safely say that all of these guys practice regularly.
Tonight Randy Wolf picks up his 4th win!
Ron… thanks for setting me straight. I was mislead to believe that fielding practice was a thing of the past these days. It's good to hear that we are working hard on a daily basis… first place is a hard thing to keep! Thanks again…
Go Dodgers!!
I hope the dodgers will win tonight! Go dodgers Go!


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Apple's CEO Steve Jobs compared Windows to hell in an on-stage conversation with the Wall Street Journal's personal technology columnist Walt Mossberg at the newspaper's D: All Things Digital conference yesterday.
After Mossberg asked Jobs about the popularity of Apple's iTunes music store software and Jobs said more than 300 million copies were in circulation, Mossberg replied: "So that makes you an enormous Windows software developer".
"We are," said Jobs.
"How does that make you feel?"
"We've got cards and letters from lots of people that say iTunes is their favorite app on Windows," Jobs said, then shrugged, paused and smiled. "It's like giving a glass of ice water to somebody in hell," he said.
Although the comment likely won't rank with one of Jobs' most famous Windows swipes -- his 1996 "The only problem with Microsoft is they just have no taste, they have absolutely no taste" -- the remark got a loud laugh from the D: audience.
Ironically, during a later Q&A with attendees, Jobs acknowledged that he has read some of the entries on "The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs" blog, where an unidentified writer known as Fake Steve Jobs (FSJ) poses as the Apple CEO.
On the blog today, FSJ commented on "his" Windows = hell riff. "The analogy isn't perfect," said FSJ. "You can't get out of hell. You can get out of Windows."