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Ferrets are legal in many areas and are rapidly increasing in popularity as pets. However, some areas, regions and states still have restrictions on owning pets.
While some people may sell ferrets to potential owners this cannot be used as an excuse. The onus is on the pet owner to do the research before getting a ferret so you must make sure you have looked into this first. If you are not sure why it could be a problem then hopefully this should shed some light on the matter.
Ferrets are getting more well-liked, however they're not as frequent a sight as dogs or cats. Due to this, folks don't always understand them. Many people, wrongly, assume that they are similar or associated to rats.
Others have the incorrect notion that they're inherently vicious animals, incapable of residing as pets. Ferret owners will know that they are often playful and fun pets, with the right care, but the individuals who make laws in all probability are not ferret owners, unfortunately.
In some environments ferrets within the wild might trigger great damage to wildlife. In the event that they don't have any pure predators there have been circumstances, prior to now where ferrets have bred within the wild, inflicting devastation to other animals.
With accountable care the chances of a ferret escaping are minimal. The unhappy actuality is that almost all domestic pet ferrets would battle to survive in the wild, significantly after they have bonded with their owners. The stigma remains, however, as they can be very effective natural hunters, even when this instinct is somewhat dulled by residing with humans.
Historically, rabies concerns have been a significant motive for limiting possession of ferrets. This was primarily based on the concept that ferrets had been a significant spreader of the disease.
More recently, it's become clearer that ferrets don't pose a particularly high threat of spreading rabies, although this threat can and must be decreased, even further. That is achieved via immunization.
Responsible pet ownership means immunizing your pets, which for ferrets contains immunizations against rabies. As this is one thing that should all the time be done, many areas have relaxed or eradicated restrictions which had been based on this fear.
Do not forget that rabies immunization is usually a legal requirement. It also protects the well being of your ferret.
What Can Be Achieved If Ferrets Are Illegal Or Restricted In My Area?
The responsible thing is to lobby, legally, for change. Joining a ferret enthusiast's group or writing to your local politician would be good methods to press for change. Become more knowledgeable on the topic, so as to perceive the explanation for restriction, in addition to any factors which you are feeling may enable pet ferrets to be accommodated.
Remember that many areas have changed their views on ferrets in the last few decades. There are far less restricted or illegal areas, for ferrets, than there were in the past.
Make sure that you do all the required checks first though as it is only to the benefit of the ferrets themselves and there is typically good reason why a law would be in place in your area.


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Prior to the mid-1800s, hand washing wasn't a common practice in medicine, until a Hungarian doctor in Vienna realized that deaths could be lowered with this simple intervention. The late 1800s saw the advent of antibiotics with an appreciable change in human lifespans as a result. But arguably the intervention with the highest number of actual and theoretical lives saved has been vaccines. However, vaccines remain an underappreciated and often vilified sector of modern medicine, in no small part due to unethical and immoral practices at the hands of physicians and researchers that have had a lasting detrimental impact on communities of color. I have no desire to minimize this truth; it is a glaring and shameful part of history that the medical community must accept and actively work to reverse.
In today's climate of vaccine distrust, I want to offer my perspective on the importance of the COVID-19 vaccine, and I do so with the following context: as an immigrant from a country in the developing world where lifespan has been prolonged thanks to vaccines; as a resident physician in internal medicine, which encompasses infectious diseases and ICU (critical care); as a scientist with a PhD in viral immunology; and as a participant in the Moderna vaccine trial.
The world has been ravaged by COVID-19. There's no other way to put it. As of today, the worldwide death toll is 1.95 million with 91 million people infected – that we know of. A whopping 25% of those cases are in the United States, accounting for 19% of worldwide deaths. Apart from these mind-blowing numbers, we are learning more every day about the long-term effects of infection in individuals who have "recovered" from the acute illness, which range from severe lung changes to blood clots and strokes to cardiac complications. If that doesn't impress on you the severity of this disease, maybe this will: I have had to pronounce death in a number of patients' whose families have to either watch their final moments through a window or on an iPad, unable to have any physical contact. Imagine, your father dying, possibly because you have made the impossible decision to withdraw his life support, and you cannot hold his hand, stroke his hair, kiss him goodbye.
One of the most common complaints I hear regarding the vaccine is that it was rushed, inadequately researched, ineffectively tested. But here's the thing: coronaviruses are not new. There is a seasonal coronavirus which circulates in our population every year, endemic to the United States, one of many respiratory viruses that cause a cold. SARS, the original famous coronavirus (SARS-CoV), first appeared in 2002, and since then there has been an uptick in diligent basic science research focused on determining the structure of coronaviruses, how they cause infections in humans, as well as the development of treatments to lessen the disease and vaccines to prevent it. We had another coronavirus bump in 2012 when MERS (caused by MERS-CoV) arrived, and SARS-CoV-2, the causative agent of COVID-19, is just the latest in this line. So, while "Operation Warp Speed" may lead some to believe that the current vaccines are only a product of one year of rushed research, this is simply not true.
Likewise, mRNA vaccine technology did not just appear in 2020. In the sciences we are always seeking to improve upon current practices, to develop interventions that are safer, more targeted, easier to implement. Synthetic mRNA technology has been in development for nearly 30 years, and groups have been conceptualizing it as a therapeutic and a vaccination strategy for the better part of this decade. mRNA is a small fragment of genetic code that carries instructions on how to make a small protein, in this case a small portion of the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein. It is not DNA, and thus cannot get mixed up with our own bodies genetic code, and it is not the virus, so it cannot cause infection. Recently I saw a very relatable explanation online: it's like a Snapchat message, which conveys information that has the potential to linger in your mind indefinitely, but which will itself disappear after it's allotted time.
We now know that SARS-CoV-2 is mutating, with certain mutations making the virus more contagious. The good news is that early reports from vaccine studies are showing effective antibody response against the mutations. Moreover, any vaccine, including the mRNA vaccine, produces a multi-fold response against the target protein, a process that is called a "polyclonal" response. What this means for us is that getting vaccinated produces a number of different antibodies all targeting different parts of the spike protein, which should account for mutations.
The vaccine trials excluded pregnant women, which most clinical trials tend to do. However, they did do a fair job of recruiting participants across all ages and ethnicities. The data are only about 6 months out, but with our robust knowledge of vaccines and how the immune system functions, the data thus far suggest that the complications and reactions of these mRNA vaccines are no different than those of our approved vaccines, with very low incidence. We have a large repository of data regarding vaccine side effects, when they occur, what they might be, and thus we can be confident that the immediate risk of severe allergic reactions is similar to that of nearly every other vaccine. The NIH, CDC, AAAAI (American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology), and ACOG (American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists) have all released statements backing these vaccines and recommending their use.
I received the first dose in the trial on September 2nd and had a sore arm for a few days. After my second dose on October 2nd, I had 24 hours of body aches and fevers. None of this limited my ability to work and function. My reasons for participating in this trial were multiple. I wanted to aid in the data collection that would be required to see the vaccines through to approval, to express my support and confidence in the scientific process, and to set an example as a recipient of this vaccine that I fully trust and support what I am recommending for my patients, family, and friends.
There are beautiful photos all over the internet of healthcare workers getting their vaccines, and I urge you to read their captions of hope and optimism, and their reports of how they reacted to their shots. I urge you all to have conversations with your doctors, with your family, with folks in your life who have training in the sciences and in medicine. If that is me, please reach out on any medium and I'll help answer your questions. We cannot know what will happen in the long-term as a result of having been vaccinated, but we do know what will happen in the absence of it – more people in hospitals, more deaths, more unemployment, more depression and deterioration of mental health, more time lost with loved ones, more fear, more politicizing of disease, more divisiveness.
Saumya Maru graduated from Norristown Area High School in 2006. She received her B.A. at the University of Pennsylvania and her M.D. and Ph.D. degrees at Penn State University studying viral immunology. She is currently a resident physician in Internal Medicine at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, TN. Views expressed here are her own and do not reflect endorsement from her institutional affiliations.
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Q: How can I set X-XSS-Protection header in jetty I am trying to set X-XSS-Protection header in the server configuration, in Tomcat I dont have problems, but I can not find how to make the same in jetty, I tried to look in the documentation but I did not see a way to make this work.

A: Take a look at the RewriteHandler for accomplishing this at the server level. Additionally, you can look into the HeaderFilter for implementing this per-webapp.

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Situated in the sought-after leafy suburb of Merivale, this 1900s character home presents the promise of a project with massive potential.
Presented to the market in its raw state, the sharp-eyed investor could choose to renovate and restore the villa to its former glory or to demolish and capitalise on the prime site development opportunity. At 1011sqm this section is a sizeable slice of a premium neighbourhood.
As it stands, the home is mostly original with some alterations, comprising a large living area warmed by a gas fire and offering expansive views of the garden via the large windows. The room also boasts a distinctive tongue and groove timber ceiling while the kitchen with breakfast bar has access to the outdoor space.
Three double bedrooms and one single, all with built-in wardrobes (the master has two), provide ample accommodation for families. The spacious master bedroom retains the original fireplace with decorative tiled surround.
There is one family bathroom and the convenience of a separate toilet. A separate office with external access provides the possibility of working from home.
Situated in a quiet street, Merivale Mall and Edgeware shops are just minutes away. Families will love the proximity to parks, playgrounds, cafes and restaurants with popular Meshino cafe also right on the corner. All the family's education requirements are well catered for with zoning for St Albans School, Heaton Intermediate and Christchurch Boys' and Girls' High Schools.
This property will undoubtedly appeal to those looking to secure a sizeable parcel in a prime position.
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Home Health Researchers Find Eye Abnormalities in People With COVID-19
Researchers Find Eye Abnormalities in People With COVID-19
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People with severe COVID-19 may be at risk for developing eye abnormalities. Morsa Images/Getty Images
A new study finds that people with severe COVID-19 may be at risk for certain eye abnormalities.
COVID-19 has been linked to cases of conjunctivitis, but this is the first time researchers have noticed nodules on the back of patients' eyes.
Experts say the viral infection may affect blood vessels, which could lead to nodules.
New research shows that patients with severe COVID-19 may be at risk for certain eye abnormalities, according to a study published today in the medical journal Radiology.
The study, initiated by the French Society of Neuroradiology, used MRI scans to find significant abnormalities in the eyes of some people with severe COVID-19.
It looked at 129 patients, all of whom underwent a brain MRI. Of the 129 patients, 9 (7 percent) had abnormal MRI findings of the eyeball. Eight of these patients had spent time in the ICU for COVID-19. The scans revealed one or more nodules on the back of the eye.
Abnormalities explained
COVID-19 has been linked to conjunctivitis cases, but this is the first time researchers have noticed major abnormalities. In this case, the nodules on the back of the patients' eyes.
The researcher's theory is that the nodules could be related to inflammation triggered by the virus and inadequate drainage of the veins around the eyes due to patients remaining in the prone position for a significant amount of time.
Seven of the nine patients with nodules had spent time in the prone position in the ICU or were intubated.
Of the nine patients, many had underlying conditions as well. Two had diabetes, six were obese, and two had hypertension.
These conditions and staying in the ICU can all take a toll on eye health.
For those who are hospitalized for COVID-19, simply being in bed can be a risk. Staying in a supine position for an extended period of time could affect these blood vessels' drainage.
Dr. Claudia F.E. Kirsch, division chief, neuroradiology at Northwell Health in New York, said the infection could also set off a response that can begin to damage the eye.
"When you have a virus going into the bloodstream, blood vessels get blocked, which causes an inflammatory response, which could be affecting the eye orbit," Kirsch explained.
Long-term risks
As with other newly discovered potential side effects of COVID-19, the long-term risks are still being assessed. Because such a small sample group has been studied, more tests are needed to determine the long-term risks.
There may be many other patients of severe COVID-19 who have these nodules. Because the focus was keeping their vitals in check while in the ICU, these patients were not subjected to these other precise tests.
"When these patients come in, they are very sick. The goal is to keep them alive. In the ICU, we are focused on just keeping them able to breathe," said Kirsch, explaining why these nodules may not have been previously caught.
She also noted that nodules might be forming in other parts of the body, but doctors have not known to screen for them.
One reason to be mindful of eye nodules is that they could potentially lead to blindness if left untreated.
"The first goal is to get patients to breathe on their own and reduce the viral load," said Kirsch. "Prevention would be the ideal so that patients don't contract the disease at all. Handwashing and all the basics are also important, but we are still learning about what happens to the eye."
How to treat it
The study suggests that eye screening should be considered in all patients with severe COVID-19. Screenings could include an MRI and a fundoscopy, which uses a magnifying lens and light to check the back of the eye.
Doctors are still discovering and learning about this potential side effect. The virus primarily attacks the lungs, but it has been previously linked with eye abnormalities such as conjunctivitis.
Still, eye abnormalities remain largely unstudied with respect to COVID-19.
"We have not seen a lot of COVID-19 complications from an ocular standpoint," said Dr. Mark Fromer, ophthalmologist at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York.
"We have seen some conjunctivitis associated with COVID-19, but generally it has cleared on its own without intervention. It's pretty easy to check the back of the eye without an MRI," he said. "What the study suggests makes sense, which is an ocular examination where the pupil is dilated and the macula can be checked with a magnifying lens."
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Older women are a significant group having trouble with meeting their housing needs. The Women's Housing Company has a particular focus on older women, including housing that is targeted for women aged 55 years and over.
- 20% were aged 75 years and over, with a number of tenants in their 90s.
An initiative of the Women's Housing Company, with funding from the NSW Department of Family and Community Services, to assist single women living in social housing who are aged 55 years and over to remain well, connected and able to age in place. Stage 1 is complete and included co-design workshops and consultations with over 40 tenants, as well as tenancy and asset management staff. An expert round table comprising representatives from government, aged care and health providers, social housing and carer representatives provided important input to this initiative.
A co-design project to inform design guidelines suitable to the housing needs of single homeless older women. The Sydney Women's Homelessness Alliance -which included the Women's Housing Company- commissioned the report - released in December 2016.
A series of initiatives to help older women to be able to live in homes that are safe, secure and affordable. A group of non-government agencies, including the Women's Housing Company, concerned about the increase in older women's homelessness, developed the plan - released in February 2016.


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November 01, 1994 (vol. 105, iss. 21)
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Imagic war ein Hersteller für Computerspiele der Plattformen Atari 2600, Philips G7000 und anderer in den 1980er Jahren.

Firmengeschichte
Das Unternehmen wurde 1981 unter anderem von dem ehemaligen Atari-Programmierer Rob Fulop, dem Autor der Spiele Night Driver und Missile Command, gegründet. Zu den erfolgreichen Spielen von Imagic gehörten Atlantis, Cosmic Ark und Demon Attack. In den letzten Jahren, in denen die Atari-2600-Plattform vertrieben wurde, gehörte Imagic zu den Spieleunternehmen, die neben Atari und Activision die meisten Spiele für diese Spielkonsole auf dem Markt vertrieben.

Obwohl Imagic in den ersten Jahren des Bestehens sehr schnell wuchs, wurde es durch den Zusammenbruch der Videospiele-Industrie 1983 unumkehrbar wirtschaftlich geschädigt. Das Unternehmen veröffentlichte insgesamt mehr als 20 Spiele, bevor es 1986 aufgelöst wurde. Die Rechte an den Spielen von Imagic liegen seit Ende der 1980er Jahre bei Activision. Die Spiele wurden seither auf unterschiedlichen neuen Plattformen wiederveröffentlicht.

Spiele
 Atlantis
 Beauty and Beast
 Cosmic Ark
 Demon Attack
 Dracula
 Dragonfire
 Fathom
 Fire Fighter
 Laser Gates
 Microsurgeon
 Moonsweeper
 No Escape!
 Nova Blast
 Quick Step
 Riddle of the Sphinx
 Safecracker
 Shootin´Gallery
 Solar Storm
 Star Voyager
 Subterranea
 Swords & Serpents
 Tournament Tennis
 Trick Shot
 Tropical Trouble
 Truckin'
 White Water!
 Wing War

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 Amerikanische Katalogseiten von Imagic
 Video-Dokumentation über die Firma Imagic

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Aufgelöst 1986
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This one story house plan works very well for a smaller lot. It has four bedrooms, two baths, and stacked formal dining and living rooms. Bedroom #4 can also become an optional study. The kitchen is very open and overlooks the family room that has a corner fireplace. All of the home has nine foot ceilings in the rooms including the family room.
This one story house plan has three bedrooms and two baths. The separate dining room can also be used as a study. The open kitchen has three eyebrow arches separating it form the large family room. The large master suite has a very large walk in closet. The family room is very large as well for those get togethers with your friends and family.
This one story old world house plan has a lot of appeal. It has a high 12:12 pitch roof with cedar and stone accents on the front elevation. Inside there are three bedrooms and two baths with an open kitchen. The kitchen overlooks the family room with three eyebrow arches. The family room is large with a corner fireplace for added detail. The master suite has a large bay window that overlooks the backyard. On the rear of the home is a large covered patio for outdoor entertaining.
This one story plan has an old world feel. It has a stone bay window and a large stone covered front porch. The sloped roof line over the porch and a roof dormer add additional detail. Inside as you enter the home the really large dining room is set off by eyebrow arches between it and the entry and family room. The family room is very large and has a large bay window on the rear of the room. The kitchen and nook both are open to the family room. The secondary bedrooms are large as well as the master suite. The home has nine foot ceilings throughout and a covered rear patio.


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Q: How do I get notified when something is added or removed from an observable list in Dart? I have an observable list from Polymer and Dart. I want a getter to run when something is added or removed from the list. How do I do that?
My list:
final ObservableList masterList = toObservable([]);

My getter:
List get subList => masterList.where((item) => item.isDone);

When I add or remove from masterList, I want subList to update the view.

A: Use changes to listen for any changes to an observable object. You can put this into the created() lifecycle callback:
class Example extends PolymerElement with ObservableMixin {
  final ObservableList masterList = toObservable([]);
  created() {
    masterList.changes.listen((List<ChangeRecord> changes) {
      notifyProperty(this, const Symbol('subList'));
    }
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        }
        if (isset($data['contenuobj'])) {
            $linkedContent->setContenu($data['contenuobj']);
        }
        if (isset($data['position'])) {
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        }
        if (isset($data['title'])) {
            $linkedContent->setTitre($data['title']);
        }
        if (isset($data['subtitle'])) {
            $linkedContent->setSousTitre($data['subtitle']);
        }
        /*
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            $linkedContent->setRubrique($data['page']);
        }
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        if (isset($data['section'])) {
            $linkedContent->setSousrubrique($data['section']);
        }
        if (isset($data['html'])) {
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        if (isset($data['image'])) {
            $linkedContent->setImage($data['image']);
        }
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        if(isset($data['type'])){
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        if (isset($data['author'])) {
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        }
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Q: C++ Graphics Update with Space Invaders I am trying to run my game Space Invaders but I am encountering a graphics problem. To play the game you shoot the gun with the left click button, which triggers a new thread that takes the current X position of the bullet, draws the bullet, then sleeps and covers up the bullet with the background color. This continues in a loop to make the bullet move. I am having problems 'covering up' the bullet.

void bullet(int startpos1, int startpos2, HWND hwnd)
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int starty1 = 500;
int starty2 = 460;

while (starty2 > 0)
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hdc is a global variable for the handle for my window. You can find my code at http://pastebin.com/Jd3jmf8w.

A: calculate what's needed in various threads which place their results in a queue (or some threadsafe container) then do the screen updating all on one thread. This might save you some hassles if the GUI library is not threadsafe. –  shuttle87


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If you want to avoid the carols
Not everyone wants to get into the Christmas spirit by singing carols, and even if, unlike me, you actually enjoy carols then a little can go a long way. But there are now a number of events around London which provide interesting music for those wishing to escape. The Spitalfields Winter Festival is now on, running from 7 December to 18 December at venues in and around Spitalfields. St Johns Smith Square's annual Christmas festival runs from 13 December to 23 December. And there are one or two intriguing events at the Barbican, plus The Flying Dutchman lands at the South Bank.
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Over at the Barbican, The Sixteen are performing Messiah. But for an entirely different sort of experience, there is Grieg and Ibsen's Peer Gynt at the Barbican Hall on Saturday 15 December, with the BBC Symphony Orchestra intriguingly conducted by Mark Minkwoski. Grieg's complete music is being performed, plus actor Johannes Weisser as Peer Gynt. Also at the Barbican, you can see the film The Wizard of Oz with the score played live, thanks to modern technical wizardry, on 22 and 23 December, and the London Symphony Orchestra perform with Valery Gergiev. Further information from the Barbican website
And in amongst the Christmas-fare at Cadogan Hall, there is the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields, being conducted by their founder, Sir Neville Marriner, in an all Mendelssohn programme on Wednesday 19 December. Further information from the Cadogan Hall website.
And before the Royal Festival Hall settles down for Slava's Snow Show, you can catch Bryn Terfel as the Flying Dutchman with Zurich Opera, and Anja Kampe as Senta. Further information from the South Bank Centre website. Though perhaps the South Bank's ultimate antidote to carols is cabaret artiste Meow-Meow and her Little Match Girl show!
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David Bowie - Stage - LP
Triple vinyl LP pressing. Digitally remastered edition. Stage is David Bowie's second live album, recorded on the Isolar II world tour, and released by RCA Records in 1978. Though it was rumored at the time that this would be his final outing with the label, following dissatisfaction over the promotion of Low and Heroes, Bowie would in fact remain with RCA until 1982. The recording was culled from concerts in Philadelphia, Providence and Boston, US, in late April and early May 1978. It primarily included material from Bowie's most recent studio albums to that date, Station to Station, Low and Heroes but, in a surprise show of nostalgia, also featured five songs from The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars.


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Tom Shaw (politician)
For the Liberal politician, see Thomas Shaw (MP).
Thomas Shaw CBE PC (9 April 1872 – 26 September 1938), known as Tom Shaw, was a British trade unionist and Labour Party politician.[1]
The Right Honourable
Tom Shaw
Shaw in 1923
Secretary of State for War
7 June 1929 – 24 August 1931
Ramsay MacDonald
Sir Laming Worthington-Evans, Bt
The Marquess of Crewe
9 April 1872 (1872-04-09)
Colne, Lancashire
26 September 1938 (1938-09-27) (aged 66)
2 Trade unions
3 Political career
Shaw was born in Waterside, Colne, Lancashire. He was the eldest son of a miner, Ellis Shaw, and his wife, Sarah Ann (née Wilkinson). At age 10, Shaw began working part-time in a textile factory, and two years later quit school to work full-time. Later, he took evening classes to catch up with his education and was particularly skillful in languages. His knowledge of German and French proved useful to him later in his career.[1]
Trade unionsEdit
Shaw was a strong supporter of unions. He joined the Colne Weavers' Association and became its secretary, and was a founding member of the Northern Counties Textile Trades Federation. He was Joint Secretary of Labour and Socialist International from 1923–1925. He was secretary of the International Federation of Textile Workers' Associations on a part-time basis from 1911 to 1924 and then full-time from 1925 to 1929, part-time until 1931, and then full-time again, a job that took him to nearly every country in Europe.[1][2]
Political careerEdit
He sat as Member of Parliament (MP) for Preston from December 1918 until he was unseated at the 1931 general election. He served as a Junior Whip, 1919; as Minister of Labour in the Labour Government 1924 and as Secretary of State for War from 1929–1931.
During the First World War, Shaw served as Director of national service for the West Midland Region. He was appointed a Commander of the Order of the British Empire in the 1919 New Year Honours.[3] and appointed a Privy Counsellor in 1924.
Shaw served on several national commissions. In 1926, he headed a delegation to India investigate conditions in the textile industry there. From 1917 to 1920, he was a member of the Holman Gregory commission on workmen's compensation. He pushed for passage of a bill limiting to the 48-hour working week in 1919 and again in 1924.[1]
Shaw did not support communist ideology, but favoured friendly political and trade relations with Russia.[1]
Personal lifeEdit
In 1893, Shaw married Susannah Whitaker Sterne Ryan Woodhead. They had four daughters.[1]
Shaw died in September 1938 in Middlesex, aged 66.[1]
^ a b c d e f g Middleton, J. S. "Shaw, Thomas (1872–1938)". Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.
^ Fowler, Alan (2018). Lancashire Cotton Operatives and Work, 1900-1950. Routledge. ISBN 1351753207.
^ "No. 31114". The London Gazette (Supplement). 8 January 1919. p. 451.
Hansard 1803–2005: contributions in Parliament by Tom Shaw
Parliament of the United Kingdom
Hon. George Stanley
Urban H. Broughton Member of Parliament for Preston
With: Hon. George Stanley 1918–1922
James Hodge 1922–1924
Alfred Ravenscroft Kennedy 1924–1929
Sir William Jowitt 1929–1931 Succeeded by
Adrian Moreing
William Kirkpatrick
Anderson Montague-Barlow Minister of Labour
Sir Arthur Steel-Maitland, Bt
Sir Laming Worthington-Evans, Bt Secretary of State for War
Trade union offices
G. Berry General Secretary of the Colne Weavers' Association
William H. Boocock
New position Secretary of the Northern Counties Textile Trades Federation
Luke Bates
James Brown and Edward Duxbury Auditor of the Trades Union Congress
With: J. Wood (1915)
William Latham (1916) Succeeded by
Henry Boothman and Frank Hodges
William Marsland Secretary of the International Federation of Textile Workers
James Bell Secretary of the International Federation of Textile Workers' Associations
Arthur Shaw
Party political offices
New position Secretary of the Labour and Socialist International
With: Friedrich Adler (1923–1925) Succeeded by
Friedrich Adler
Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Tom_Shaw_(politician)&oldid=934714432"


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I first met Brian M. Kane at the always enjoyable Mid-Ohio-Con a few years back, just after attending a panel on his award-winning book detailing Hal Foster's life and work (Hal Foster: Prince of Illustrators). Mightily impressed with the presentation and the book itself, I made sure that I'd have a chance to talk with the man behind it all. Being fellow travelers who share complementary interests and goals, quite quickly we became friends, and we've kept in touch ever since.
I clearly remember, when Brian first told me that his next project would involve documenting the work of James Bama, that I was both dismayed and delighted. I was dismayed because, being a life long fan of Bama's work, I was jealous as hell that I wasn't going to get to do the book on that worthy and his art. Still, I was delighted because I knew that there wasn't a better choice to do that book than Brian. And, having had a chance to pour over the final product, I can now say with real happiness that my original impulse was right--James Bama: American Realist is one of the best books published in the past year, and Brian was the perfect choice to do it.
However, if truth be told, I'm still more than a little jealous. But I'll get over it.
In the meantime, here's a revealing conversation with Brian about the story behind that triumphant book, and the long, hard road he had to travel to see it become reality.
BB: Let's start with an obvious pair of questions: Who is James Bama, and what makes him such a good subject for a book?
BMK: James Bama revolutionized the paperback book market in the 1960s with some of the most beautifully painted covers ever done. Most people recognize him as the artist who redefined the look of Doc Savage for Bantam Books. Bama painted 62 of the first 67 Doc Savages [Bantam reprinted] and influenced artists such as Boris Vallejo, Michael Whelan, Alex Ross, Dave Stevens, George Pratt, and many others. He painted the covers for Aurora's monster model kits at the height of the Monster Craze, and painted the first Star Trek promotional art. Bama also illustrated stories or covers for five Pulitzer Prize-winning authors. His art covered all genres and he is one of the most copied artists of the late twentieth century.
BB: I know that there were a pair of book about Bama's work published a while back by someone else, which brings up the question: Does the world really need another book on Bama's work? After all, how much difference could there be between James Bama: American Realist and those other books, really?
BMK: The Western Art of James Bama and The Art of James Bama dealt almost exclusively with Jimmy's Western art. James Bama: American Realist focuses primarily on his illustration career. The book contains selections of his Men's magazine art, Pop Culture book covers, Aurora monster boxes, and of course, Doc Savage. Every Doc Savage cover image Bama created is reproduced in one volume for the first time. There is also a chapter on Bama's Western Fine Art containing pieces that have never been printed before.
BB: So when did you first come up with the initial idea for the book, how long did it take to develop into its current shape, and what major differences, if any, are there between the published version and your original vision of this project?
BMK: I had the idea back in 2002. After Hal Foster: Prince of Illustrators was reviewed in the New York Times Book Review and was an Eisner Award nominee and IPPY Award winner, I figured I had some clout to get another book published. Bama was thrilled with the idea but finding a publisher proved to be a problem. A full color book is costly. Most large publishers aren't doing them anymore, and smaller publishers have limited resources, so it has to be an artist that has personal interest, personal meaning to the publisher in order for it to see print.
The overall design didn't change from start to finish. Minor things changed, like when original art or transparencies from contributors were sent to me during the design process, but there were no major changes.
BB: Was there much of a difference between that process and the one which resulted in your earlier book?
BMK: James Bama: American Realist is primarily an art book. There's biographical material in it but it's not a strict biography. Also, since it's full color I was able to take advantage of that and "play" with the design process even more. With Hal Foster the text came first and the images were laid in afterwards. With James Bama, and I know designers get freaked-out when I say this, I designed the book first and then wrote the text to fit. It's not as difficult as one might think because I was "writing" the basic text was in my head the whole time I was designing each page. Most writers tend to ramble; to overwrite, but this method forced me to be very succinct and be extremely frugal in choosing my words. It made me a better writer. There are anecdotes from my interviews with Jimmy throughout the book. It's structured so that we are walking through a gallery with Bama and he's telling us about his art. There are a lot of funny stories there.
BB: I know that Bama is famously reluctant to discuss his work. Did you have much contact with Bama, and what kind of input, if any, did he have?
BMK: I got to know Jimmy when I was writing the Hal Foster biography. He's a huge fan of Alex Raymond and Foster, and he wrote the Introduction for my Foster book. We kept in touch after that and I approached him about the idea for a book on his illustration career in 2003. I went to Wyoming and spent a weekend with Jimmy and his wife, Lynne, just talking and going through his scrapbooks. Since the book started we've been phoning each other a couple times a week and I've been sending him sample pages on disk so he can see the progress.
BB: How did the project end up with John Fleskes, and what makes him the perfect publisher for the book?
BMK: I've known John since he published his Franklin Booth book. As it turns out we share a similar passion for illustration and for its preservation. John wanted to expand Flesk Publications and broaden his presence in the market with high quality books on major illustrators by other writers. Just like any other writer, when you're trying to elevate an art form, when you're trying to bring respect to your artist, you want to reach the greatest amount of people possible. I believe I can achieve that goal with John.
BB: As is usual for a Flesk Publications book, the reproduction of the art is stunning, and each piece seems to be in pristine condition. Did you really take the time to assemble only mint copies of books, posters, etc., or is there more to the story than might appear at first glance?
BMK: Unfortunately Jimmy only had a few transparencies of his original art; however we did get some additional transparencies from Walt and Roger Reed at Illustration House, and Bob Chapman from Graphitti. Most of the printed cover samples Jimmy had were pretty worn so Rodney Schroeter, who has been a Bama collector for years, supplied me with a huge amount of material. Except for one Pulp cover, every paperback cover was restored to pristine condition. All the chips, cracks, tears, and folds were digitally removed. All the titles, names, logos and miscellaneous lettering on the covers were recut onto their own layers to give them a crisp look. In some instances I spent more time on cleanup than it took Jimmy to paint the art. I spent over three years on the project, most of it on cleanup, but it was important to showcase Jimmy's art and give it the respect it deserves.
BB: Do you think that is going to be your preferred approach to art reproduction in the future, or is it more likely that you'll make that decision on a subject-by-subject basis?
BMK: No, it will never be a preferred approach for me! I say that quite emphatically. Perhaps if the project was underwritten by a University or through grant money from an Arts Council interested in digitally restoring and preserving illustration I might be interested. It's a huge investment of time and effort to do this kind of restoration work without any money coming in as I did.
BB: What would you like readers to get from American Realist?
BMK: I want people to rediscover Bama, to see why he's so respected by a whole generation of artists. I want young artists to be able to see Jimmy's art so they can understand why he's in The Society of Illustrators' Hall of Fame. Anyone who knows Bama's work also knows how influential - how inspiring his art is. I don't know why no one did it sooner. I'm just lucky I guess.
BB: What do you hope to accomplish with this book in the long term?
BMK: For a copy to be in every library in the United States. Public, private, college, high school--all of them. Pure illustration is fading because the traditional markets are vanishing. When was the last time you saw an illustration on the cover of Time or Newsweek? Time's Person of the Year was always a portrait - now it's a photo. In high school and college I lived off of library books. If a 16-year-old can take a copy of the James Bama book home from the library to study it and be inspired by it, then I've succeeded.
BMK: I want to work towards preserving illustration and seeing illustrators getting the respect they deserve. I helped get Hal Foster inducted into The Society of Illustrators Hall of Fame, and that gave me a great sense of accomplishment. I love it when a new book on an illustrator comes out, or I get my copy of Illustration magazine (Unabashed plug: Everyone should be buying Dan Zimmer's Illustration magazine!!!) because it keeps this art form alive. My ultimate goal is to establish the first American Illustration Research Library connected to a major university. Thanks to technological advancements in digital scanning equipment, low-cost storage devices, relational knowledgebase management systems, and Web Design, we are now in an excellent position for aggressively preserving and utilizing this vast repository of Illustration. If we, as a society, do not put forth the effort to safeguard Illustration now, we will be throwing away a huge part of our cultural identity.
BB: Now that you've finished this book, and you're a man of leisure, what's next? A vacation on the Riviera, perhaps, or do you have another book already in the works?
BMK: I'm currently working on a charity book, The Revised Prince Valiant Companion, to help raise money for the "Friends of Hal Foster Society." Their goal is to build a life-sized bronze Prince Valiant statue in downtown Halifax, and proceeds from the book will be donated to that cause. It's an updated and revised version of the 1992 Manuscript Press edition. The original chronicled the stories up until February 24, 1980, and this edition will include the last 26+ years. Rick Norwood, Todd Goldberg, and Carl Horak's widow have given us their permission to reprint their original material. Arn Saba is allowing us to reprint his interview with Hal Foster, and we will be including my interview with John Cullen Murphy. I still need to conduct an interview with Gary Gianni and Mark Schultz who are currently chronicling the adventures of the noble Prince. Ray Bradbury has already written a really heart-felt Introduction and Cullen Murphy has agreed to edit the whole thing. My plans are to have it done within the next year.
In addition to writing/designing books and doing freelance art I also teach at The Columbus College of Art & Design. I'm currently finishing my Master's Degree requirements in History of Art at The Ohio State University, and I'm planning on starting my Ph.D. in Art Education with a concentration on Visual Culture later this year. As you can see I keep myself pretty busy.
BB: Given all that, why don't you tell the good folks reading this how they could contribute to the cause of keeping you in school, doing books and feeding your family? How can we order your books, and is there any other ways people could help out?
BMK: Well, from www.fleskpublications.com of course, but they can check out all the usual haunts: Diamond, Bud Plant, Amazon, etc., as well as retail stores like Barnes & Noble, and Borders later this year.
BMK: If anyone reading this supports the preservation of illustration and helping young artists, please tell your local libraries you want them to carry more books like James Bama: American Realist. There are a lot of good ones out there, so make a list and take it to your library today!


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Welcome to the wiki for Apache Joshua (Incubating), a statistical machine translation decoder for phrase-based, hierarchical, and syntax-based machine translation, written in Java. Here you will find information for both users and developers of the toolkit.
Users who simply want to translate text, without worrying about how machine translation works, are most likely interested in our language packs. Follow that link to download pre-trained models that can be run on your own machine and used in other projects.
Researchers and developers of Joshua should see the Getting Started page for more information. If you want to build your own models, see the Joshua Tutorial for instructions on using the pipeline.
Apache Joshua is an effort undergoing incubation at The Apache Software Foundation (ASF). Incubation is required of all newly accepted projects until a further review indicates that the infrastructure, communications, and decision making process have stabilized in a manner consistent with other successful ASF projects. While incubation status is not necessarily a reflection of the completeness or stability of the code, it does indicate that the project has yet to be fully endorsed by the ASF.


Reinforcing her commitment to making college more affordable for students and middle class New Hampshire families, Congresswoman Annie Kuster (NH-02) today called for bipartisan action to prevent a doubling of the student loan interest rate during a roundtable with students and staff at Nashua Community College (NCC).
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congresswoman Annie Kuster (NH-02) today issued the following statement following passage of the Reducing Flight Delays Act, legislation that gives the Department of Transportation (DOT) greater budget flexibility in order to avoid damaging furloughs for FAA employees.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – After introducing the Workforce Development Investment Act to strengthen job training for students in the Granite State, Congresswoman Annie Kuster (NH-02) this week spoke on the House floor to underscore the importance of training a highly-skilled, 21st century workforce.
Reinforcing her commitment to making college more affordable for students and middle class New Hampshire families, Congresswoman Annie Kuster (NH-02) today announced that she is cosponsoring legislation that would prevent student loan rates from doubling in July and extend the current rate for two years.
Congresswoman Annie Kuster (NH-02) today reiterated her opposition to the Internet sales tax legislation that is advancing through the U.S. Senate this week. In a letter to Speaker of the House John Boehner, Kuster said that the Marketplace Fairness Act would impose overly-burdensome tax collection requirements on New Hampshire's small businesses.
To help train a highly-skilled, 21st century workforce in the Granite State, Congresswoman Annie Kuster (NH-02) today introduced common sense legislation that would provide tax incentives to businesses that partner with community colleges and other educational institutions to strengthen workforce development for students.
Calling for protection for New Hampshire's environment and economy, U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH), Congresswoman Carol Shea Porter (NH-1) and Congresswoman Annie Kuster (NH-2) sent a letter to Secretary of State John Kerry this week requesting a thorough investigation before allowing implementation of any proposal to allow existing New Hampshire pipelines to reverse their flow and transport oil sands products.
Congresswoman Annie Kuster (NH-02) today reiterated her call on House leadership to move the budget process forward by convening a bipartisan budget conference so that Congress can reach a balanced agreement that's focused on growing the economy, creating jobs, and strengthening the middle class.


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Happy Friday Eve!! Nothing like a bit of sunshine to brighten such a cloudy day. No worries, this amazingly cute Bumblebee Dress I picked up from Shoplioness.com has got me covered! The dress itself stops traffic from any direction so I decided to keep my accessories simple. Every once in a while you have to step out of your comfort zone into something a bit brighter. Have an amazing day.
Cool dress, lol at the dress stops traffic. I like that you kept your accessories simple.
Such a cool print and I love the mock turtleneck collar. Is this a blowout on your hair? Looks good!
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Q: List/query Open X11 Display Connections? I am hitting this bug: NEWT errors when closing sketch on Linux · Issue #1651 · processing/processing · GitHub, when using Processing on Linux (Ubuntu 11.04); my messages are:
X11Util.Display: Shutdown (JVM shutdown: true, open (no close attempt): 1/1, reusable (open, marked uncloseable): 0, pending (open in creation order): 1)
X11Util: Open X11 Display Connections: 1
X11Util: Open[0]: NamedX11Display[:0.0, 0xa3b8aa8, refCount 1, unCloseable false]
Finished.

The problem is, if I start a Processing program after that, it will usually lock (start with a blank screen); and then I have to re-start again.
So I wanted to go according to the error messages, and try listing these "Open X11 Display Connections" or "NamedX11Display"s on a live system, so I could close them. But it turns out, I have no idea what command tool, if any, to use for this purpose. (Btw, those messages are apparently from the Java jogl library).
Is there such a tool, that would query the live state of X11 (as a whole) on a system, and list all open displays and connections? How could I proceed to close one, if the originating process (e.g. processing) has already exited the process list?


The average weight loss after a year was a paltry three pounds after $126,000 worth of treadmill desks were placed in a Minneapolis office.
Only three pounds in a year? I could sneeze that much weight off. What's going on?
What's going on is that it seems that people in the study didn't use them much, as it increased their daily number of steps by fewer than a thousand. In other words, the treadmill desks made them walk an extra half-mile each day. To me, this says they barely used the things.
Let's be clear: that conclusion a wild guess. No one actually knows (or possibly can know) how the pros and cons will balance.


NEW DELHI: IT major Infosys on Friday reported 10.5 per cent growth in consolidated net profit at Rs 4,078 crore for the March 2019 quarter as against Rs 3,690 crore a year ago.
The country's second-largest software services firm expects its topline to grow 7.5 – 9.5 per cent in FY2019-20 in constant currency terms.
For the full financial year, Infosys' net profit declined by 3.9 per cent to Rs 15,410 crore, while revenue increased 17.2 per cent to Rs 82,675 crore.
"Our planned investments have started yielding benefits. As we look ahead into fiscal 2020, we plan to deploy various measures of operational efficiencies across the business," Infosys CEO and Managing Director Salil Parekh said.
For the financial year 2019, the company's board has recommended a final dividend of Rs 10.50 per share. After including the interim dividend of Rs 7 per share, the total dividend for the fiscal will amount to Rs 17.50 per share, it said.


Flashing — or erasing and reprogramming — your engine's computer is a legitimate way to keep a car's engine control modules (ECMs) up to date. This is done on nearly all vehicles 1996 and newer to ensure that the microprocessors in such areas as the power train and fuel injectors are regulating their systems properly. If the programming is optimized, your car's engine tends to run much more efficiently. It's a bountiful cash crop for repair shops, who tend to charge between $80 and $120 for the service, according to Underhood Service. However, you can flash your car engine yourself – with the right tools.
When reprogramming an engine computer, a scanner is attached to the diagnostic port in a car, which is typically inside the car, beneath the steering wheel. Old programming is erased, then replaced with the most up-to-date software provided by the auto manufacturer. It used to be that it was necessary to remove parts in order to complete the reprogramming process, but now all that's necessary is a computer with an Internet connection, a USB cable and a scanning device that can connect with a car's diagnostic port. The ECM is flashed with the new software direct from the manufacturer's website.
How often does the ECM need to be flashed?
Auto repair shops say flashing should be done once every few years, and this may be appropriate. However, it's typically only something that needs to be addressed on a need-to basis, unless a sweeping pronouncement is issued by the manufacturer as part of a recall movement. It definitely isn't something a car owner should pay for as part of routine vehicle maintenance.
It can be quite simple. Consult with your vehicle manufacturer's website for software updates. Download the update into a flash programming device. Additional software for proper engine tuning may be necessary. Consult sources such as DIYEFI.org for more specific information. You should also consult with your state's motor vehicle authority, as more radical aspects of engine programming may not be street legal, which is the case in tough emissions states like California.


Buffalo, NY – Erie County Comptroller Nancy Naples is calling for a more formalized process for evaluating regional initiatives.
Naples says there needs to be more in-depth financial analyses of regional proposals coming before the County Legislature. She said such analyses were missing from two proposals approved by the Legislature in recent months -- the county's takeover of the city's garbage transfer station and this week's contribution of $5 million dollars for Dunn Tire Park improvements.
Niagara Falls, NY – Doctors at the Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center are trying to determine if a Niagara Falls woman has cutaneous anthrax.
The 38-year-old woman went to the emergency room Saturday night with a lesion on her hand that bears some resemblance to the less severe, skin-based form of anthrax. She handles mail order returns for a clothing store at Summit Park Mall, Newport News outlet.
The Jamestown Prendergast Library system -- which serves Chautauqua and Cattaraugus Counties -- has a brand new director.
WBFO News contributor Ray Marks traveled to the Southern Tier and sat down with Linda Mielke, who comes to Western New York from California, where she held a similar position.


Will Oklahoma ever be Oklahoma again?
Before its crash in the late 1980s, Oklahoma was probably the most dominant football program in college football history. It has won six national championships, and from 1971 through 1987, it was ranked in the top seven 14 times. By that time, Oklahoma boasted 29 top-10 finishes, more than any other school.
But since being ranked No. 3 in 1987, the Sooners have not finished in the top 10 again. They have not been ranked at all after the end of the past five seasons, and few expect that to change this year.
Like a millionaire who went bankrupt on one silly investment, the question is whether the riches can ever be rebuilt. Arkansas never has regained the prominence it once held. Mississippi and Pittsburgh may not either. Even USC doesn't seem to be what it used to be, with questions about whether it can return. That uncertainty exists with Oklahoma, a 1-1, unranked team that will be the underdog in its game at Cal tomorrow.
There is hope. Ohio State is back on top after a recent five- year absence from the big time. "But," said Oklahoma assistant athletic director Jerry Pettibone, "they didn't have the upheaval that we did."
Indeed, the Buckeyes' absence from the rankings from 1987 through 1991 was a precipitous drop, but coach John Cooper, hired in 1988, has made Ohio State a national power in recent years.
Oklahoma's problems ran deeper. It suffered nonstop image problems in the late 1980s, with story after story of players' misdeeds. It was capped by much-publicized accounts of quarterback Charles Thompson's arrest and imprisonment on cocaine-selling charges in 1989, Barry Switzer's departure that same year and the two-year probation in 1989 and '90. It was a program spinning out of control.
Second-year head coach John Blake, 35, says Oklahoma will be back eventually. "It takes time to get everything in order and undo everything that has been done," he says. "Everyone knows that this program was down in talent and confidence. The elite teams have depth and experience."
The team he will bring to Memorial Stadium tomorrow is a long way from being comparable to the Sooners' intimidating powers.
Oklahoma was 3-8 last season, the worst record in school history.
Oklahoma hasn't even announced who its starting quarterback will be against Cal -- whether it will be runner Eric Moore or passer Justin Fuente -- and apparently the Sooners feel they need the element of surprise because the decision is not expected until game day.
The only thing reminiscent of the glory days is its reliance on the run again. Oklahoma did not throw a pass in the first half in its win over Syracuse two weeks ago and threw only six in the game. De'Mond Parker ran for 239 yards that day, and, after seeing that, many Oklahoma fans are calling for a return to the wishbone.
After Oklahoma's Bud Wilkinson dominated college football in the late 1940s and through the '50s, winning three national titles and setting an NCAA record with 47 straight wins, the wishbone was unveiled at Oklahoma under Chuck Fairbanks in 1971. That season, it averaged 44.5 points and 472.4 rushing, the latter still an NCAA record.
The names of the wishbone quarterbacks -- Jack Mildren, Thomas Lott, Jamelle Holieway -- are nearly as famous as the star running backs -- Billy Sims, Greg Pruitt and Joe Washington. The Sooners won three more national titles with the wishbone, and they were so tied to the running game that Troy Aikman had to transfer to UCLA to get to play.
Switzer eased out of the wishbone late in his tenure, and then it all crashed, like the 1929 stock market. Now, the new limitation of 85 scholarships and the recruiting restrictions make it harder to jump to the top in a hurry, and Oklahoma allowed its facilities to fall behind. The latter is being addressed, and naming 1968 Heisman Trophy winner and alumnus Steve Owens as the university's athletic director a year ago sent a message.
But when Blake was hired last year, he was the third head coach in three years, so the Sooners are a ways from developing the stability at the top that all the other perennial powers have. It is harder now to get back where Oklahoma once was. Some wonder whether it ever will get there.


Diana Louise Chambers, 86 of Plainfield, passed away March 22, 2019. Born January 14, 1933 in Roseville, Michigan, she was the daughter of Dwight Sylvester and Louise Beaudoin Lovel. She married Robert J. Chambers and he preceded her in death. Diana worked as a telephone operator for many years. She was a member of the Royal Neighbors and enjoyed gardening. Survivors include her son, Robert (Judy) Chambers of Plainfield; daughter, Denise Chambers of Indianapolis; siblings, Ron (Janice) Lovel of Marquette, Michigan, Fran Lovel of Iron Mountain, Michigan, Kathleen Lovel of Ohio, Marla (Jim) Munns of Indianapolis; 3 grandchildren, Stephen, Judy and Robin. Services will be at 3:00 pm on Thursday, March 28, 2019 at Hall-Baker Funeral Home, Plainfield. Visitation will be from 1:00 pm until the service. Entombment will be at Graceland Cemetery Mausoleum in Valparaiso. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Wounded Warrior Project P. O. Box 758517 Topeka, KS 66675-8517.