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These are activities suggestive of a monarch consolidating his position in preparation for a major initiative , [ 170 ] and in all the known documents Alfonso styled himself emperor and claimed the rule of Castilla . This course too was fraught with danger , given the multiplicity of possible claims that now existed within the dynasty itself , and the necessary political settlement must be carefully prepared . That body , however , was so loosely formed and consequently so imperfectly recorded that abstract description of it yields only the most nugatory understanding . All of these qualities , it seems reasonable to infer from the record , he possessed in more than ordinary measure . These warriors and adventurers from all over the realm would have to be satisfied too . But Muslim chroniclers report that al-Qadir was negotiating the surrender even before Alfonso appeared on the scene and so there would be no real defense so long as the former remained in control in his own capital . At any rate the very real interests of the crown would be protected for the political , military , and economic prerogatives of the bishop were much too substantial to be left unattended [ 217 ] or in unreliable hands . There is no reliable evidence of contact between Fernando I and the papacy , and Alfonso 's first encounters with the reform party there were marked by misunderstanding and potential conflict . Yet truly there could be no enthusiasm for the measure on the part of [ 340 ] any of the members of the dynasty apart from the king himself , his new queen , and the young Sancho . One must conceive cooks , grooms , drovers , and carters spreading over the countryside about their essential tasks of replenishment , sometimes paying and sometimes not , but in any event leaving the scant surpluses of eleventh-century larders and flocks sadly depleted and their owners contemplating with dismay the endless time before the next harvest , the next vintage , or the next foaling . Since , on the evidence of the documents , neither had brought to the peninsula with them any extensive group of retainers , only the royal support could sustain their authority among the nobles of those highly particularist districts . ” Goehler said that while Axson-Flynn v. Johnson should not be considered when deciding Hosty v. Colgan estimates the newspaper lost about $ 1,083 in advertising revenue and the cost of labor and printing.Colgan said the newspaper staff has a couple of suspects , but no concrete evidence to prove that they were responsible.Colgan said she believes the theft stemmed from an editorial she wrote about the student government ’ s attempt to bring tobacco sales to campus . A reasonable estimate would have it comprised of an average of four notaries and perhaps two minor clerics , a majordomo , three bishops fairly regularly present and an average of two other bishops from one see or another whose attendance is occasional , and a group of eight great nobles regularly present with perhaps another dozen whose presence also varies with the occasion or location . FLORIDA — A battle over the First Amendment rights of a student-run radio station has erupted at the University of North Florida after the student government attempted to use its power over student-fee allocations to censor the station.Elizabeth Macke , station manager for Osprey Radio , said the Jacksonville university 's student government effectively censored the Internet-based station by slashing its budget and placing guidelines on what music it should play because student senators did not approve of the station 's content.Osprey Radio requested $ 42,000 in student-fee allocations from the student government for the 2004-2005 academic year . ( 47 ) Again no [ 155 ] well-ordered troupe of this size can have ventured far in the eleventh century without that jack of all trades , the armorer-blacksmith . ( 66 ) At any rate the papal recognition of a new bishop for Santiago de Compostela enabled the king to demonstrate to his magnates the [ 247 ] strength of his influence and the number of his allies beyond the limits of the realm . Moved by all these considerations , and whatever merits of the case were presented to him by the Toledan archbishop , Urban II agreed to the election of Dalmacio . That size unit seems to have been optimum in that it was sufficiently massive to have a predictable impact on contact and yet was the largest body amenable to control by voice or signal . That known , one knew who one 's enemies were likely to be , whose friendship was to be accorded most useful ; in short that the familiar rhythms of political life would perdure . A sustainable speed over a number of days is no more than twenty-four kilometers a day and that on good ground . There is reason to believe that the author of the " Historia Compostelana " both compressed them for dramatic effect and exaggerated the role of the Galician contingent . On March 1 , the bill passed the Senate Committee on State Veterans and Military Affairs.The committee recommended that the bill be amended to include the phrase , “ including , without limitation , any student periodical distributed at any institution of higher learning . More than likely the opposition shared all of these elements as well as a perception that papal intervention , so active since 1076 , could provide an opportunity for a move against the king . " Here on one of the most direct and shortest routes from the north to the new realm of Toledo growth was fast enough for that settlement to be in violent revolt against control from Toledo in 1114 and to have exacted successfully the restoration of its ancient bishopric by 1120 . They were , however , a minority in that milieu , and the king himself belonged three-quarters to their rivals .