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But as Carson is starting to break through, Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, has arrived in terms of conservative politics. That's because Cruz has broken with tradition and as a freshman senator has made his conservative opinions known and has clashed with the likes of Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-California, over guns.
Not only did Cruz deliver the closing speech at CPAC (he made his remarks from in front on the podium, perhaps to be as close to the audience as possible, he was the "surprise introducer" of Sarah Palin, who spoke earlier in the day.
With so much talk about how the GOP needs to appeal to minority voters, it is worth noting that Carson is African-American and Cruz is Hispanic.
2. Karl Rove: Enemy No. 1 (for some conservatives)
OK, perhaps an overstatement. Obama surely holds the top spot on the list of political enemies for those attending CPAC this year. But Rove is viewed by many conservatives as the face of the GOP establishment, which is persona non grata among many in the movement.
Rove came under fire from a number of speakers from the main stage, including Palin: "If these experts who keep losing elections keep getting rehired raking in millions, if they feel that strongly about who gets to run in this party, then they should buck up or stay in the truck. Buck up and run. The architects can head on back to the great Lone Star State and put their name on some ballot, though, for their sake, I hope they give themselves a discount on their consulting services."
As well as Brent Bozell, president of the Media Research Center: "No wonder Media Matters has called Karl Rove the Republican voice of reason," Bozell said, referencing his organization's liberal counterpart. He added, "The last thing the GOP needs is for the anti-conservative professional political consultant class infecting its ranks. And the last thing we conservatives want is them infiltrating ours."
3. CPAC straw poll doesn't (really) matter
If bragging rights about a nonscientific survey of a relatively small group of people matters, then the CPAC Straw Poll matters. But it doesn't. If the straw poll had significance for anyone at all, then maybe it would have been former Sen. Rick Santorum, R-Pennsylvania, or Sen. Rand Paul, R-Kentucky.
Why single out these two from the 21 other people listed on the ballot? Well, a sizable number of CPAC attendees are either social conservatives, who tend to be attracted to Santorum, or young libertarians, who gravitate towards Paul.


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When someone gives you a hard look "That player mean muggin me."
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When someone gives you a not so nice look, like their ready to throw some hands. Yo, that cat is mean muggin' son!
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the evil eye, lookin at someone hard
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to look at someone (up & down) in a mean and intimidating way. Damn, that nigga was straight mean muggin me like he was hard or some shit.
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Stupid shit that dumb ignorant "hood" niggas do because they're mad at the world or what ever the retarded reason is. The mean mugger tries to intimidate you by looking "hard" and looking at you like your crazy, when in fact they're the one with the issues. The mugg or the retard staring at you is supposed to condone (cause) a fight, when actually they won't do shit because they are too scared or just trying to look good in front of their friends. The best thing to do is ignore them and keep it pushin' because most likely the muthafucka(s) can't even read at a 2nd grade level and probably is just getting off probation. Oh look! That group of morons standing by the liquor store are mean muggin' me, I'm not even going to pay attention to them because I know their lives ain't worth dog shit and they probably are about to go to jail because they're five payments behind on their child support.
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a song by Xzibit. and a nasty look that someone gives you and u think u bout to get yo a** kicked Girlz mean muggin causing up a scene cuz what a girl pulled up in. Feelin' kinda rowdy holla: "hey now, hey now"
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also known as mad doggin...wen sumone gives u this look like they wanna kick ur @$$ or sumthin, the give u that eye or raise they eyebrow... "homegurl was mean muggin me nd i wasnt about to take it..i went up to her asked what was wrong with her eyes? did she need em checked?"

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Thursday, December 9, 2010
Falling Feels Like Flying (For A Little While)
49 comments:
- Tashrin said...
Your cardigan is so chic and your mom is right, is a piece that knows no boundaries. And the coat is another truly versatile classic. What's winter like where you live?
Love from Toronto, Canada - December 9, 2010 at 8:10 AM
- Barbro Andersen said...
This cape is sooo pretty! And the sequined cardigan is kind of perfect! Bling-bling <3
- December 9, 2010 at 8:13 AM
- Yajaira said...
Pretty cape..
and the sequence details of the sweater - pretty. - December 9, 2010 at 8:16 AM
- Shy, Chesterfield said...
Great cape, I love that it has sleeves! I really like the sequined cardigan too. Seems very festive to me, but I always get a little scared to wash them!
Shy - December 9, 2010 at 8:17 AM
- Morgan and Lua said...
You're right layers are a must as the cold starts to settle in. Although it looks quite sunny and serene in this pictures. This outfit came together so nicely and I liked how you played with the shapes and layers of this outfits especially since it's a neutral palette.
- December 9, 2010 at 8:48 AM
- Raquel said...
I love your cape!
Every time your wear your velvet dresses I am bit envious since I haven't found the perfect and affordable one yet. - December 9, 2010 at 8:51 AM
- Little Miss Curious said...
Well, I agree with your mother! :) I don't like much glitter, but that piece is adorable! And the cape seems to be really warm, I like it!
lmc - December 9, 2010 at 9:08 AM
- à la Modest said...
That is funny. I had a bag covered in gold sequins, and someone's mother had the same reaction, but she didn't like it because it was too "flashy".
Nice coat, too! - December 9, 2010 at 9:12 AM
- Rebecca, The Clothes Horse said...
@Morgan and Lua, haha! It was 28F that day with wind gusts of 34mph...I wish I was kidding/exaggerating.
- December 9, 2010 at 9:25 AM
- Beautifully Pure said...
Ooh! I love your cape and cardigan and bag!
With the holiday season here I really wish I had a cardigan with some jewels/sequins on the top. It would be so festive! Yours is just lovely. <3
And I love the name of your cape. I am forever giving my clothes odd names. Glad to see I'm not the only one.
~ Katie - December 9, 2010 at 10:01 AM
- Shallow Mallow said...
I am not easily swayed by sequins but these are just gorgeous :)
And you have the most enviable collection of capes I ever saw!
Looking great in this icey storm! - December 9, 2010 at 10:09 AM
- LuLu said...
Amazing cardigan and cape! =)
http://luluandthestyle.blogspot.com - December 9, 2010 at 10:14 AM
- Sere said...
love your velvet dress:X...and the cape is just awesome:X
xoxo sere - December 9, 2010 at 10:23 AM
- vogueish said...
love the sequinned cardi...you look tres jolie!!!!
- December 9, 2010 at 10:27 AM
- Stephanie said...
The pictures you take always look like so much fun.
- December 9, 2010 at 10:45 AM
- joelle van dyne said...
hahah i love your mom's comment! sounds like something mine would say. but she is right- that is the kind of bling bling everyone wants to wear. i LOVE that it is mostly on the back of the sweater, since i feel like designers often decorate the front and then forget the back. great flying squirrel cape too :) ~joelle
- December 9, 2010 at 10:57 AM
- Shelby said...
that cape looks so warm and comfortable. just what i would need here where everything is covered in snow!
- December 9, 2010 at 11:28 AM
- Color Me Blue said...
mmmm love me some sparkles! Check out my post on this amazing sequin skirt at www.colormebluefashion.com!!
- December 9, 2010 at 11:29 AM
- Q's Daydream said...
This is perfect! I adore :o)
- December 9, 2010 at 12:28 PM
- Lydia said...
Sigh. That cape is the perfect cozy winter coverin! And I like sparkles, so I am definitely in love with that sweater. Too cute.
- December 9, 2010 at 12:39 PM
Love that belt with the cardigan
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- iUnderEye said...
Great gift, that cape is cool and your right it does look like the batwinged squirrel.
Loving the embellished cardigan. Very inspiring post. x
iUNDEREYE.BLOGSPOT.COM - December 9, 2010 at 1:58 PM
- Forever Petite said...
Love your coat, and it looks realy good on you!
- December 9, 2010 at 2:38 PM
- Esther said...
you look really cute with this outfits :) XXX
http://theglamorousmess.blogspot.com - December 9, 2010 at 2:54 PM
- Ms_SyllyBee said...
wow. love the squirrel cape, rebecca! And the cardigan is awesome, too! :)
i wander, i wonder - December 9, 2010 at 3:02 PM
- @Loveandpeacex33 said...
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- December 9, 2010 at 3:10 PM
- @Loveandpeacex33 said...
Wow, you look an amazing ! I love your blog and your style ! Your style has something, which make that people want to take an inspiration from you.
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loveandpeaceandfashion.blogspot.com - December 9, 2010 at 3:14 PM
- L said...
I really love the scattered glitter effect on your cardigan. I'm really into the subtle sparkle trend.
Thank you for bringing beautiful style into the world.
xxL - December 9, 2010 at 3:33 PM
- Ena said...
That cape is so pretty! And beautiful pictures, as always! I still can't believe you take your photos by yourself!
*Ena* - December 9, 2010 at 3:47 PM
- A Little Brighter said...
Ahhh! Everything is so beautiful and the sequins add a little magical touch! That camel cape is forever in my dreams! I need one!
Ayesha x - December 9, 2010 at 3:49 PM
- Raji said...
I love the colours of this outfit, beautiful, chic, autumnal!
Gorgeous cape - December 9, 2010 at 3:50 PM
- Bellesme said...
The coat is cute, it is like a flying squirrel, but I LOVE that cardigan! I've been all about sequins and glitter, and gold or silver recently and I LOOOOVE it!
Bellesme - December 9, 2010 at 5:12 PM
- George said...
Um... That Cape Is Pretty Stellar! I'm Totes Diggin' It!
Raised By Wolves - December 9, 2010 at 5:22 PM
- Alexa said...
I adore the cardigan!
- December 9, 2010 at 5:44 PM
- libys11 said...
aaahh so jealous!!! i want a cape!!!
Animated Confessions - December 9, 2010 at 5:46 PM
- Michal said...
I love your flying squirrel cape!! So cozy looking. (: Like the bling-bling too. hehe
- December 9, 2010 at 6:14 PM
- Kimia Kline said...
the cape is AMAZING. how in the world did you get that as a gift!? lucky lucky girl :)
- December 9, 2010 at 9:22 PM
- Soledad said...
T_T I love your cardigan T_T and your dress and ... your bag T_T :((( I wish ... Anyway nice post, pretty!!!!
- December 10, 2010 at 4:20 AM
- Iulia Romana said...
What a lovely cardigan - it is really really interesting ! And the cape..oh,adorable cape..
- December 10, 2010 at 4:35 AM
- alison said...
I love the "flying squirrel" cape, it's really gorgeous on you! And that's cute that your mom used the term "bling bling." Love the outfit, you look so pretty as usual!
- December 10, 2010 at 6:09 AM
- issye margaretha kamal said...
Oh I'm so in love with your cardigan. And I have to say every time I stop in your blog, it always make me interested. I heart your style
- December 10, 2010 at 7:10 AM
- Shamini said...
your flying squirrel cape is real gorgeous!!
and that cardi, so cute! real glam and so neutral as well... can go for everyday wear, or mixed up with a simple black dress, it can just enlighten up an outfit!
nice choice!
♥ - December 10, 2010 at 8:18 AM
- TIMELESS IS MORE said...
lovely outfit! I like your bag!!
visit my blog
http://timeless-is-more.blogspot.com/ - December 10, 2010 at 8:56 AM
- Lily Flower said...
I love the last picture!
http://errors-of-lily.blogspot.com/ - December 10, 2010 at 3:00 PM
- megannielsen said...
Your mom is so sweet! I love that cardi too, it's the perfect amount of sparkle. And my goodness, I totally love the flying squirrel reference. hehe
- December 10, 2010 at 8:57 PM
- Aubsent From Texas said...
lovely lovely cardigan!
- December 11, 2010 at 11:42 AM
- Thekla said...
http://inablondeworld.blogspot.com/ check it out if you want follow me:)xx - December 11, 2010 at 1:37 PM
- Pansy Lane said...
Those sequins! I love love looove that cardigan.
- December 11, 2010 at 2:15 PM
- Danielle said...
That is a really cute cardigan!
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The three owners of Cumberland Market in Middlesboro have been arrested on gambling charges. Joseph Akers, 36, Harlod Wayne Woodward, 42, and Dallas Shackelford, 79, (all of Middlesboro) were arrested on the charge of first-degree promoting gambling. The three were arrested Wednesday evening.
Each individual was released from the Bell County Detention Center on the day of their arrest.
The Kentucky State Police (KSP) raided the business on Monday. According to a press release, over the course of a few weeks, KSP Post 10 in Harlan has received several complaints regarding the use of illegal gambling machines in Bell County.
KSP detectives Tyson Lawson and Keith Saylor along with Trooper Craig Miller were assigned to investigate these complaints.On Monday, while Miller was inside Cumberland Market located on Cumberland Avenue in Middlesboro conducting his investigation, it was made known he was a trooper. As a result of the investigation being compromised, the area was secured to preserve the evidence and a search warrant was obtained. After executing the search warrant, 12 illegal gambling machines were seized along with $963 in cash.
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Rain barrels available
Sustain Hudson members Judy Freund, left, and Stew Erickson show rain barrels that the environmental organization are offering for purchase. Sustain Hudson took over the rain barrel program from St. Croix County Extension. Anyone wanting more information or interested in purchasing a rain barrel should call Freund at (715) 386-9336.May 03, 2013
Family and friends make a colorful, backyard igloo
The ice-block igloo in the backyard of Carrie Hogan's and Steve Peterson's house on Crosby Drive in the town of Hudson was made for the fun of it. Steve came across an online article about a guy in Canada who had built an ice igloo, and his wife thought it would be a good activity for their family.By Randy Hanson , March 22, 2013
Thinking about your garden? Garden U can help March 16
The St Croix Valley Master Gardeners are hosting Garden U on Saturday, March 16, at Ready Randy's Conference Center in New Richmond. Registration starts at 8:30 a.m. and the $30 fee includes lunch and speaker handouts.March 07, 2013
Photography club meets March 6 in Hudson
The Western Wisconsin Photography Club will meet on Wednesday, March 6, 7 p.m., in the River Room at The Phipps Center for the Arts. As a follow up to a special meeting on judging photographs, attendees will break into small groups to discuss a set of supplied images. The focus of the discussion will be on deciding how successful the images are and how they could be improved.March 01, 2013
Powder Puff Derby girls
Members of Junior Girl Scout Troop 53205 participated in their second annual Powder Puff Pinewood Derby on Jan 19. The girls each designed and made cars from Pinewood Derby kits. Among the participants were, front from left, Emily Gerdts, Brooke Olson, Megan Johnson and Avery Richardson; middle, Sophie Hawk and Ellie Fett; back, Mikayla Deyo, Reis Verbout (second place winner), Leah Maki (first place winner) and Jennifer Holter (third place winner).January 24, 2013
Garden talk and tea begins Saturday
Squire House Gardens in Afton, Minn., is presenting a series of Saturday afternoon gardening presentations during January and February.January 17, 2013
Rebecca Kolls at garden club meeting Dec. 4.
The highlight of the Hudson Home and Garden Club's December meeting will be a visit from Rebecca Kolls. She will speak on the topic of bee-keeping at the Tuesday, Dec. 4 meeting beginning at 1 p.m. at the Phipps Center for the Arts. The meeting is free and open to the public.November 29, 2012
Effort to improve the health of county residents continues
Over the past four years, Healthier Together initiatives have focused on bringing people together from across the county to address identified health priorities including: increased access to medical, dental and mental health services; obesity prevention; adequate and appropriate nutrition; alcohol and other substance abuse; and tobacco use and exposure.November 19, 2012
Restored St. Patrick's rectory is on 2012 Tour of Homes
Perhaps no other residence on the Christmas Tour of Homes has created as much interest and anticipation as house at 321 St. Croix St. Built in 1875, the home has only had two owners: St. Patrick's Parish and Jim and Kim Burns.By Meg Heaton , November 15, 2012
Christmas Tour of Homes set Nov. 16-18
Tickets are now available for the Hudson Area Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau annual Christmas Tour Of Homes & Craft Sale, scheduled the weekend of Nov. 16-18. The tour includes five beautiful homes and the historic Octagon House.October 30, 2012
Time for the Great Pumpkins
In preparation for Halloween, Nolan Prohaska grew giant pumpkins in his yard at the corner of Ninth and Vine streets.October 25, 2012
Artfull gardens on display
The Hudson Women's Club's 14th annual Artfull Garden Tour took place Saturday and Sunday. Here are some scenes from the six gardens on this year's tour (see the attached Photo Gallery).June 29, 2012
Garden with a view on artful garden tour
The Slavskys have created three acres of beauty at their home on Wyldwood Drive in Hudson. The lovely gardens and the breathtaking view will be part of the 14th annual Artful Garden Tour Saturday, June 23, and Sunday, June 24.June 15, 2012
Annual Artful Garden Tour set June 23, 24
The Hudson Women's Club's 14th annual Artful Garden Tour is Saturday, June 23, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday, June 24, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.June 10, 2012
Plant sale is Saturday
The St. Croix Valley Master Gardeners Association (SCVMGA) will hold its annual plant sale on Saturday, June 2, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., on the lawn of the Octagon House Museum.May 31, 2012
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Corvo opened the scoring and assisted on the go-ahead goal in Carolina's 3-1 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs on Thursday.
The Hurricanes have won three straight and have gone 8-2-1 since starting the season 0-2.
Corvo was a healthy scratch for three consecutive games earlier this month, but since then the defenceman has responded with five points in four games.
"When you try to get involved, good things happen, you get chances," Corvo said. "There's a big difference between playing safe and playing confident. Obviously, right now I'm playing pretty confident."
Jussi Jokinen scored the go-ahead goal, and Jeff Skinner had two assists for Carolina, which played at home for the first time since Feb. 1.
Jordan Staal added a goal for the Hurricanes, and brother Eric Staal extended his point streak to an NHL-leading 11 games with an assist on Corvo's goal, the first of three for the Hurricanes in the second period.
Corvo kept the puck in the Toronto zone and then took advantage of several misplays by the Toronto defence. Eric Staal was knocked off the puck as he attempted to pass from behind the net, but the puck drifted into the slot for Corvo, who scored to Ben Scrivens' right side at 6:06 of the second period.
"I'm not a big defenceman that's physical. I have to bring something to the team," Corvo said. "If I don't bring some sort of offensive edge, then I'd be sitting on the bench, playing 12 to 14 minutes, and I'm not effective doing that."
After Toronto's Nazem Kadri got his fourth goal of the season to tie the score at 7:51 of the second, Jokinen gathered in a loose puck in front of a sprawling Scrivens at 12:58 of the second period. Corvo and Skinner set up the score with a rush on the power play, and Skinner also assisted on Jordan Staal's goal at 15:09 of the second.
Dan Ellis made 22 saves for the Hurricanes, who stopped Toronto's four-game winning streak.
Ellis, Cam Ward's backup, has won three of his four starts this season.
Scrivens made 30 saves for Toronto, which fell to 6-2 on the road.
"They've got some good hockey players up front," Kadri said of the Hurricanes. "We figured we'd get the puck in deep and kind of try and use their D-men as their weak point, but they did an excellent job today, and we just weren't good enough."
Carolina's Bobby Sanguinetti was whistled for a penalty 22 seconds after Corvo's goal, and Toronto took advantage. Dion Phaneuf's shot bounced off Carolina's Jamie McBain and then off the shin of Kadri for his fourth goal of the season.
Carolina outshot Toronto 33-23, including 13-10 in the second period and 12-5 in the third.
NOTES: The teams met for the second of three games in the lockout-shortened season. Carolina won the first meeting 4-1 in Toronto on Feb. 4, part of a 4-1-1 road trip. ... Defenceman Michal Jordan made his NHL debut for Carolina after getting called up from Charlotte of the AHL. ... The Hurricanes played without injured defencemen Joni Pitkanen and Tim Gleason, and forward Chad LaRose was a healthy scratch. ... Carolina's Skinner has a six-game point streak (two goals, seven assists). ... Toronto's Scrivens has been playing after James Reimer went out with a knee injury in the second period of the Leafs' win over Philadelphia on Monday. ... Kadri leads Toronto in points (12).
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Transliteration chalaq |
Pronunciation khä·lak'
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Root Word (Etymology) A primitive root | |
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Strong's H2505 - chalaq
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1) to divide, share, plunder, allot, apportion, assign a) (Qal) 1) to divide, apportion 2) to assign, distribute 3) to assign, impart 4) to share 5) to divide up, plunder b) (Niphal) 1) to divide oneself 2) to be divided 3) to assign, distribute c) (Piel) 1) to divide, apportion 2) to assign, distribute 3) to scatter d) (Pual) to be divided e) (Hiphil) to receive a portion or part f) (Hithpael) to divide among themselves 2) to be smooth, slippery, deceitful a) (Qal) to be smooth, slippery b) (Hiphil) 1) to be smooth 2) to flatter
Authorized Version (KJV) Translation Count — Total: 65
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Strong's H2505 - chalaq
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EAST LANSING, Mich. (AP) — When Michigan State beat Iowa last season, the Spartans led 31-7 at halftime.
That kind of fast start has been nowhere to be found lately.
Michigan State hasn't led after two quarters in more than a month, but the Spartans will try to reverse that trend Saturday when they host the Hawkeyes in a crucial matchup in the Big Ten's Legends Division. Iowa is one of two teams in the division that hasn't dropped a conference game yet.
Michigan State rallied from an early deficit to beat Indiana last weekend, but it was a struggle. The Spartans trailed 17-0 after one quarter before winning 31-27.
"What is in the past is past. We'll try to change things up — all I can tell you is we'll try to change things up," Michigan State coach Mark Dantonio said. "I thought our football team was ready to play. I think Indiana had something to do with that — snapped the ball every 12 seconds. We got gassed. When you get gassed, things are not going to happen and we became disoriented."
That wasn't the only game in which Michigan State (4-2, 1-1 Big Ten) looked out of sorts early. The Spartans trailed 14-3 at halftime in a loss to Notre Dame last month, and a week after that, they were losing 7-3 to Eastern Michigan after two quarters before coming back to win 23-7.
The season began in East Lansing with Rose Bowl aspirations, but it's hard to get a sense of where Michigan State stands in a jumbled league race that's still taking shape.
"Everywhere in America right now, every college football team feels a sense of urgency," Dantonio said. "We've always felt a sense of urgency. If we were 6-0 or 5-1, there would still be a sense of urgency. If you look, somebody's gaining on you, and that's sort of the way it is. You know you need to stay ahead of everything."
The Iowa game hasn't been all that close either of the last two seasons. In 2010, the Hawkeyes won 37-6, handing Michigan State its only loss of that regular season. Last year, Michigan State jumped way ahead early and won 37-21.
Iowa (3-2, 1-0) opened conference play with a 31-13 win over Minnesota two weekends ago. The Hawkeyes are coming off an open date and are tied with Michigan atop the division — but they also lost last month to Central Michigan, a team Michigan State throttled 41-7. Continued...
Spartans running back Le'Veon Bell has run for 776 yards on 171 attempts — he's just 11 carries shy of last season's total.
"He's a very big guy and a powerful guy, yet he's mentally talented," Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz said. "If you break down at all and somebody misses a gap to break down that kind of thing, he can really hurt you, and he can run with some speed too."
Iowa may have found its own impressive running back in Mark Weisman, whose 217-yard performance was overshadowed in the loss to Central Michigan. He ran for 156 yards in the first half alone against Minnesota, and he'll have some help on Saturday since the starter he replaced, Damon Bullock, is back after missing nearly three games with a head injury.
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Michigan State freshman Aaron Burbridge caught eight passes for 134 yards against Indiana in an increased role.
"Just like they got outplayed in the first half, they flipped it around in the second half and did what they needed to do to be successful," Ferentz said. "And the other scary element of the deal is they had a freshman receiver step up and do some good things. Got to be a good feeling for them, I think."
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Just a little bit of talk on San Jose State's football team coming this fall. This will be my only TALKING video on them. Highlight videos of games I attend could come in the fall. 2010 Spartans Schedule: 9-4-10 at Alabama 9-11-10 at Wisconsin 9-18-10 SOUTHERN UTAH 9-25-10 at Utah 10-2-10 UC DAVIS 10-9-10 at Nevada 10-16-10 BOISE STATE 10-23-10 FRESNO STATE 10-30-10 at New Mexico State 11-13-10 UTAH STATE 11-20-10 at Hawai'i 11-27-10 LOUISIANA TECH 12-4-10 at Idaho
The Fresno State Bulldog football team held a meet and great Thursday night at River Park where they signed autographs and took pictures for the fans. The dogs are preparing for their season opener September 4th vs Cincinati Bearcats at Bulldog stadium.


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Starring Angelina Jolie, Sharlto Copley and Elle Fanning, Maleficent tells the untold story of Disney's most beloved villain from the 1959 classic Sleeping Beauty. The film is scheduled for theatrical release on March 14th, 2014.
This is the untold story of Disney's most beloved villain, Maleficent, from the 1959 classic Sleeping Beauty. The film reveals the events that hardened her heart and drove her to curse the baby, Aurora.
Starring in the film are Academy Award–winning actress Angelina Jolie, Sharlto Copley (District 9), Elle Fanning (Super 8), Sam Riley (On the Road), Imelda Staunton (Vera Drake), Miranda Richardson (The Hours), Juno Temple (Atonement) and Lesley Manville (Secrets & Lies). Directed by two-time Oscar-winning production designer Robert Stromberg (Avatar, Alice in Wonderland), in his directorial debut, and produced by Joe Roth, Maleficent is written by Linda Woolverton (The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast) and executive produced by Angelina Jolie, Don Hahn, Matt Smith and Palak Patel. Maleficent is scheduled for a March 14, 2014 release in 3D.


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Last season's ITM Cup Championship winners Counties Manukau will open the 2013 ITM Cup competition against the Wellington Lions when the new season gets under way on August 15.
The match at Pukekohe's ECOLight Stadium is the very first of seven matches in Week One of the nine-week season.
The first week of competition will see defending champions Canterbury take on Taranaki while Hawke's Bay host provincial neighbours Manawatu.
In the South Island, Southland host Tasman, and the season's first Ranfurly Shield challenge will see the Northland have the first tilt at wrestling the Log o' Wood off Waikato.
The first week's action closes out with the traditional Battle of the Bridge between Auckland and North Harbour, followed by Otago taking on Bay of Plenty in Dunedin.
"We have largely retained the competition format of the last few years, although matches will be played from Wednesday to Sunday for most of the competition," said Sorensen.
"Every team will play a double header (two games in the same week) once during the season."
If Waikato retain their hold on the Shield they will face challenges from Northland (Week 1), Otago (Week 2), Auckland (Week 5), Wellington (Week 7) and the ultimate derby match against Taranaki - the team that handed the Shield to Waikato last year.
The ITM Cup Championship final - the promotion and relegation decider - will be played on October 25, while the Premiership final will be played on October 26.


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After revealing the "world's thinnest" smartphone earlier today with the One Touch Idol Ultra (at a svelte 6.45mm), Alcatel has let fly news about the rest of their planned CES 2013 lineup.
Alcatel's got more devices in line than you've got pockets, from a pair of 7" tablets (in standard and HD variants) to a bevy of "Pop" smartphones, all of them apparently aiming squarely for the budget market. Grab a snack, because we're going to take a peek at the full array.
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"Story with no real characters to root for"
I love the classics. I've listened to almost 100 books, most of them classics. I know Vanity Fair is considered a classic, and as I've not read anything else by Thackeray, I thought I'd give this a try.
I had to get used to how Thackeray wrote -- it's like he's talking with the reader. His ramblings made the story somewhat longer than it had to be.
This story laughs at the ridiculousness of the upper classes -- their ignorance, their greed, their falseness.
The main characters are Becky Sharp and Amelia Sedley. Neither one is very likable. Becky is a user and out to get whatever she can from whomever she meets. Amelia is a nice but simple-minded girl who never stands up for herself.
Becky gets far by using the upper classes to gain popularity though she has no money and constantly performs theft of services. Amelia gets nowhere by being herself and not seeing the true character of the people around her.
Amelia is loved by Dobbin, who waits years for her to return his affections. She is too in love with the memory of her dead husband to see the man her husband truly was, or to see the man she could have in Dobbin.
Overall, the story was often frustrating, perhaps because while it reflects the character of people from the 1850's, it also reflects the people of today. How many financial scandals have there been lately? And aren't people famous today simply as a circumstance, and not for any true value they give to society?
The narrator was excellent, each character had its own voice. The story was good in that you learned a lot about history (Waterloo and that time period), The characters were interesting and frustrating.
"Scary to think people like Bel Ami actually exist!"
I listened and listened and kept hoping one of the characters -- any of the characters -- would give Georges Duroy a good thrashing!
If this story is any indication, Guy de Maupassant doesn't have a good opinion of women. Is there nothing he can do that would make them dump him?! Only one woman in this story had any self-respect, and even she gave in to him!
In any case, while this was written in 1885, I could see the exact same story being written about people today.
And that is scary!
"Picked on a whim and thoroughly enjoyed!"
I don't know what made me select this story to listen to -- perhaps it was because it was narrated by Jim Broadbent. In any case, this was a good listen!
Jim Broadbent's voice gave just the right amount of feeling to Harold's voice. This book was similar to a Faulkner work, in that the more you listened, the more you "peeled the onion" and learned what happened to cause the "Pilgrimage".
The story wasn't one that you could say, "I've read/listened to something similar before." It was very unusual, and gave an excellent view of our current culture of celebrity.
It seemed an incredible premise -- leaving the house to mail a letter to a friend, and instead starting to walk over 300 miles to see that friend. But the issues Harold dealt while walking were what we'd expect. And it was interesting to hear his voice and thoughts go through changes as the miles passed.
The characters in this story were so well written. I could see the viewpoint of Harold, and that of his wife. I really felt for Harold throughout the story. I wanted him to succeed -- but I didn't want the story to end!
I highly recommend this book.
"An enjoyable listen"
This was an interesting story. I read that there is controversy over whether or not he really went "on the road" and met all the characters he described in the book. But I thought he did a good job describing America of the 1960's.
I loved when he talked about his poodle, Charley. I thought those parts were highlights!
Gary Sinise gave an excellent performance. I'd listen to other books he narrates, if there are any!
"Not for the faint of heart"
I love classics. I've said that before. This is my third Faulkner. I listened to "The Sound and the Fury" and "Light in August" and now, "Absalom, Absalom!".
Faulkner is difficult, but I was able to follow each of the first two stories without a lot of difficulty.
But Absalom, Absalom! was a disappointment.
I didn't like the narrator at all. He didn't create a different voice for each character and it was hard to keep track of who was speaking. I read on the web that he has a beautiful reading voice -- but I was just irritated. I was frustrated through the entire first half of the story. When I got to the second half of the story, which was being told by the younger generation, I started to figure out what was going on.
There was enough of a story to make me want to listen to the entire recording -- I didn't give up on it. But I actually listened at 1.5 just to get it over with. Maybe some day I'll see if there is another narrator available and listen again -- or maybe I'll try actually reading it!
"Wonderful story -- makes you appreciate your pets"
I had no idea what to expect. I just chose this book on a whim and I'm happy I did.
I was brought to tears and to laughter. I was anxious and upset at times, happy at others. Such a moving story. A dog's life, written from the dog's perspective and very well done. I don't want to give too much away. I highly recommend this book to anyone who has a pet.
I simply loved this book. I couldn't stop listening, and was sad when it was over.
"The Great Santini -- love him and hate him"
This is my second Pat Conroy story and I find he's becoming a favorite author. He really gets into the details in his books. He makes you truly care about the characters.
This is the story of the Meecham family and their slightly crazy fighter-pilot father Wilbur "Bull" Meecham. I understand Mr. Conroy based Bull Meecham on his father. If that is truly so, Pat had quite a volatile upbringing!
The narrator gave a distinct voice to each of the different characters. He does a good job showing the moods of Bull Meecham.
The story mostly revolves around Bull and his relationship with the military and with his son Ben.
I found myself feeling just like Bull's son, Ben. He has a love-hate relationship with his father, as do I. Bull takes care of his family, and sort-of shows his love. Then he goes crazy and destroys all the good he has done. I was on edge whenever there was a scene with Bull Meecham in it. You never knew what he was going to do.
I had a hard time leaving this story. I wanted to learn more about Ben's life. And even though I disliked Bull, I was still sad at the end of the story.
"Jews in China - unexpected and quite interesting"
I loved the book, "The Good Earth." It taught me a lot about China, its history and its people. When I saw this other book by Pearl S. Buck I thought I'd give it a try.
I wasn't disappointed. The story was quite compelling and the performance was excellent.
This is a story about a little Chinese girl sold to a Jewish family in 1850's China as a friend/servant of the family's young son. I didn't realize there were Jews in China until reading this story!
The story incorporates the history of the Jews in China, as well as their current (1850's) life style. It tells the story of Peony, her "adopted" family, and what happens when the family becomes assimilated into Chinese culture/life.
Overall, a very good listen.
"As a fan of "3rd Rock," quite an eye opener!"
I like listening to personal stories read by the people who wrote them. Kristen narrated her story and did an excellent job. Her raspy voice told a lot about how she treated herself over the past few years. Eesh! What a mess she was.
All I knew about Kristen was that I thought she was great on the TV show "3rd Rock from the Sun." I had no idea what she had done to herself or where she had disappeared to. It was interesting listening to how she ended up in a hospital in England, near death, and how she managed to pull herself together again.
It's amazing she has been able to keep her sense of humor through it all.
I saw Kristin on "Anderson Cooper" and that's how I learned about her having a book. She looks like she has her act back together now. If you were a fan of "3rd Rock," you'll enjoy hearing about the rise and fall and rise of Kristen Johnston.
"good story, now used to narrator"
I've listened to almost 100 books -- many of them classics. This is my first Nora Roberts trilogy, and after reading the first book, I was looking forward to the second in the series.
This was another good listen, a good romance. Not overly sappy. I find myself watching Audible to see when the third installment will be available. The stories are still somewhat predictable -- I think I know how the third story will go -- but I don't care. I'm still invested in the characters.
I listened whenever I had even a few minutes to spare. I wanted to hear what happened next.
For the first book, I had a little trouble with the narrator. He wasn't all that great with creating distinct women's voices. Same with the second book -- but I was expecting it and just accepted it because I want to listen to these stories. I've resigned myself to the fact that it'll be the same person narrating the third book as did the first two, and I'll just deal with it.
It's all about strong, beautiful women and strong, handsome men -- all good, smart people.
Yes, it's a basic romance where all ends happily, and yes -- it's a fun listen. Can't wait for the third installment!


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AiTn.n")iiKii.;il & lli.sloncal Miisi'um N. IliKh St. nt Ilith—1 fHRONICLE 2jf\\/y~Serving Columbus and Central Ohio Jewish Community^\\//\\^ Vol. 29, No. 37 CX)U;MBrS, omo, KUIDAY, SEITKMnKB Wt, Wlii Devoted to American and Jewish Ideali Richard J. Abel is New UJF Presndent Rirhard J. Abol waa \inftnimonaly < Ice ted president of the United Jewish Fnnd nt a meet ing of its Board of Directnrs held Sept. 20 nt (he Jewish (.'enter. Allen (Jundcr- .sheimer made th<! nominationa in belialf of the Fnnd'.s Nominating Committee, The other member.s of thifl t'ommlttee were Mrs. Jack H. Kenler. JaeU Schiff. Robert Weiler Hnd Ahe Yenkln. In pre.senLinK the nomination, Mr. c;ijn<ler.shelmer r<'viewed Mr. Abi-l'M reeord nf .service to the community. Mr. Abel has been vice-president nnd laat year's CampalRn chairman (if the Fund. He has also served In the following: posts: secretary of the Jewish Center Board, prealdent of Rryden Hd. Temple. Brother¬ hood and. member of the Temple Boarrl. chairman of the national Automotive Division of th<' LMlted Jewish Appeal, chairman of the Men'a Division for the March of iJimea campaign, member of the Excutlve Committee of the Frank¬ lin County Polio Society, of the Budget Committee of the Columbua Community Chest, the Jewish Wel¬ fare Federation Board, the Ohio Stale UniverHity Vlillel Advisory j Board, the Jewiah Community Ouincil K X V c ii t i v e Committee, B'nal B'rlth Executive Committee, | the ADL Regional Board, the Belle¬ faire Regional C'hlld Care Service in Cleveland, the National Council of the Joint Distribution Commit¬ tee, the Executive and National Finance Committees of the Ameri¬ can Jewiah Committee and .secn- tary of the Winding Hollow Coun¬ try C'lub, Mr. Abel Uvea at 276fi Brentwood Jid. He and hia wif<', Cusaie. arc the parents of Bette, Habctte and Suaan. He ia the prealdent of tlie Abel Corporation. Sam M, Melton, Julius W. Stein¬ hauser nnd Abe I. Yenkln were un- anlmoualy elected to serve aa vice- presidents. Abe Weinfeid as treas¬ urer and Jack Schiff, associate treas. Mr. Melton waa campaign eiuiir- man of this year's auccesaful UJF drive. Mr. Steinhauser has aerved as treasurer for aeveral years. Mr. Yenkin contlnuea In the poat he has held. Mr. Weinfeid served aa co-chairman with Mr. Stelnhauaer i participation of every member of of the Collections Committee; Mr. the Board nnd all those who have Schiff continues his leadership In | the interest of the Jewiah com- Ihe post of associate treasurer. j munlty at hr-art. He expressed his In accepting his poat, Mr. Ahel j delight at the choice of his fellow stated he hoped to have the active j officers knowing that they would he effective as an administration team. He paid tribute to the leader- s.'up of thi' out-going president, Ralph I^i7.aru.H. for achieving a inited community serving the gen- I r ll, as well aa the Jewiah. welfar<'. H thanked the Board-for the con- fiden'c placi'fi in him and hoped he (ciild continue the fine record aet t> his prcdeecsaora. J'ln' Hoard gave a standing ova- ti n to Fiatph I-Jizarus In approcia- ti( n of hia aerviei' tO the United I wish Fuhd and the community. I iiere were expressions of deep n gret at the prospect of his leav- ng Columbus. Mr. Abel, however, announced that since Mr. I-^zarua waa not moving until some time n(xt year, he wlahed him to aerve, aa chairman of the Allocations Committee. The request was en¬ thusiastically approved by the Board and Mr. Lazarus consented, stating that any succeas his admin¬ istration enjoyed was due to the support of the Board and all others. He added that the presidency of the Fund is hard work, but alao fun. He enjoyed thf privilege of getting to know many of the fine people of Columbus Jewiah com- ,munlty and went on to aay that we have a wonderful citizenry here and he would alwaya feel a part of Columbus nn matter where he was. The Board of Directors, on the pr<ipoaa! erf the Jewish Community Qouncll, then elected or re-elected the following to serve as members ¦ if the Board of the United Jewish Fund: Dr, B. W. Abramson. Harry Beckman, Leon Friedman, Harry Cilbert. Arthur Ooldberg. Mrs, Allen Gundershelmer, Mra. l-.e<i Kessel, Mra. Alfred J, Kobacker, Charl(.-a Lazarua. Herbert Li nick. Dr. Louis Mark. Morrey Mattlin. Sigmund Ornstein, Lawrence Pol¬ ster. Ed, F. Schlezinger, Mra. Jos¬ eph D. Schecter. Justin Sillman. Joaeph S, Summer, William Was¬ serstrom, Abe A. Wolman, Leo Yaa¬ senoff. ((¦ontlooril OD pSKfl l^f Molly Picon to Highlight Donor Dinnerj^'*"^ ^'^i^h Women Announce Donor Project for 1951 "Once the Idol of Second Avenue iVallee hour and she has had h more recently the darling of the world." That If) what Brooks At¬ kinson said In the New York Ttmea about Molly Picon, who vtflth her famous husband, Jacob Kallsh, will be the star entertainers at the an¬ nual Hadassah Donor Dinner Sun¬ day, Nov. 11, at the Jewiah Center. It is the aame Molly Picon who, perhaps you were fortunate enough lo see. on Ed Sullivan's TV pro¬ gram this aummer and on Kate Smith's afternoon show. If you have been to New York, you may have aeen one of her out standing shows. Mias Picon has appeared aa a headliner on the major vaudeville circuits of the country a star of the Broadway production "Morning Star." She has completed aeveral successful world tours, which In¬ cluded appearances In Europe, Palestine, Britain, South Africa and South America. Her radio de¬ but WEis 10 years ago on, the Rudy own radio program Her husband is well known in the theatrical world aa an actor, director and producer. He will share the limelight with her. Their pianist is Bella Medof, Columbusites will enjoy her mar¬ velous repertoire and portrayals which the "New Yorker" calls "the phenomenon of the New York of today." The evening will be concluded with the dinner and entertainment. To properly climax tht.' festive mood there will be a gala dance with Joe Wciaberg and his or¬ chestra. From the advance resiTvationa already received by the general chairman. Mrs. Jerome Fisher, and the treaaurer, Mrs. L. L. Praver. there will be hundreds who will spend a delightful evening and do their part in helping to maintain Hadassah's Medical Organization a pioneer and pace maker for pre¬ ventive and curative medicine. ADL REGIONAL BOARD MEETING SCHEDULED OCT. 7TH The annual meeting of the Re¬ gional Board of the Ohio-Kentucky Office of the Antl-Defamatlon Lea¬ gue will be held Oct. 7 at the Ft. Hayes Hotel tn Columbus, accord¬ ing to Ralph Lazarus, Board chair¬ man. The Board la the governing body for ADL work in this region. It is expected that over 100 B'nal B'rlth and Jewish community leaders from all sections of Ohio and Ken¬ tucky win be present at the day¬ long meeting. They will participate in the formulation of important policy decisions which will grulde the operations of the Regional Of¬ fice during^ the forthcoming yeai Tbe directors of the League's na¬ tional staffs In New York and Chicago will be present to lead the discussions. The agenda Includes auch important l^ems as the follow-- ing: The most effective matter of dealing with rabble-rousers in Ohio and Kentucky; the role of the Jew¬ ish community Ih combatting Com¬ munism; and the Maclver Report on Jewish Community Relations Agencies, which has been engag¬ ing the attention of national and local agencies throughout the coun¬ try. Seymour Gorchoff, the Regional Director, and his ataff, Seymour Kaplan and Sheldon Steinhauser^ will present a resume of the high¬ lights of the ADL programs In this region during the past year. The Board will also elect offi¬ cers for the next year. Present of¬ fices consist of chairman, Ralph Lazarus, Columbus; Honorary chairman, Sidney Kusworm, Day¬ ton; vice-chairmen, Ben Schwartz, Cincinnati: Nathan Gordon, Cleve¬ land; Louis Adcs, Lexington, Following ll". a partial list of FELLOWSHIP CIUKCH Many Jewish residents of Colum-- bu.s have been active In the Fellow¬ ship Church movement here. This Is an Inter-rellglous and Inter- cultural group which meets on the second Sunday of the month, for the purpose of worshipping to¬ gether. The meetings, this year, will be held at the Broad St. Pres¬ byterian Church, at 4 p. m. Among the Jews who have been active in this movement, and who are serving In some official capa¬ city for the coming season, are: Mrs. Berthold Stern, chairman of the Tea comniittee; Mrs. Jack Resler, past secretary; Mr, Sey¬ mour H. Kaplan, chairman of the Speakers committee; Mrs. Sey¬ mour H. Kaplan, chairman of the Music committee, and Leonard Stern, who holds the office of treasurer. people from Columbus who will at¬ tend the meeting: Richard Abel, Maurice Bernstein, Jacob Clayman, Rafabi J. D. Folkman, Leon Fried¬ man. Dr. E. Edeiman, I. W. Garek, Abraham Gertner, Allen Gunder¬ shelmer, Rabbl Harry Kaplan, Sid¬ ney L. Katz, Charlea Y. Lazarua, Ralph Lfizarua, Clifford Levm. Rob¬ ert L. Mellman, Dr, B. T. Mindlin, Jack Rvsler, Mra. Jos. D, Schecter. Edward Schiff. Jack Schiff. Mr. Harry Schwartz, Mrs. Harry Sch¬ wartz, Samuel Shinbach, Justin Sillman, Julius Steinhauser. Allan Tarshish, Isadore Topper. William Wasserstrom, A. B. Weinfeid. Herbert Wise, Abe A. Wolman. Announcement of the 19fil Donor Project of the Columbus Chapter of B'nal B'rlth Women was made last Monday at a luncheon meeting attended by over 100 enthusiastic women who will be working on the project this year Mra. Melvln Furman. Fund-Ralsing chairman for the Chapter and general chalfman of the project, announced that B'nai B'rith Women this year will repeat the successful cabaret dance and show of two years ago. It will be held at Valley Dale Sunday, Dec. 2. and will feature a full- length floor show with top-notch entertainment. The finest talent in the country Is now being recruited for that entertainment. For the third consecutive year. . - ll'nai B'rith Women will offer to | those who support its 1951 Donor I Proji'ct, the fabulous and glamor- | ')us Florlda vacation trip. Two tucky people will be flov^n to, Miami Beach, via Constellation Air liner, to spend 10 fun-packed, sun-j packed days at the glamorous De-j inno Hotel and Cabana Club, on the ocean. Towering doorway to sunbound luxury, complete In every fabulous detalK the Delano Hotel offers to Its putrf^ns tom'u row's re¬ sort, today! While guests at the Delano, the winnera will receive many other prizes and surprises, and, as a spec¬ ial added feature attracti<m, will be flown I all expenses paid) to spend a full day in Havana. Cuba! Be¬ fore they leave Columbua, too, the fortunate pair will be the rtniipients of many additional gifts, all of which will go to make up a dream vacation trip for two all because they helped B'nal B'rlth Women help others! ¦ Acting as vice-chapmen with Mrs. Furman, In charge of Subscription (oontinoed on pftfo 6) ADL FILM ON TV "Your Neighbor Celebrates" Is the title of a film which will be shown on WBNS-T'V, In honor of the approaching high holy day sea¬ son of the Jewish religion. The showing dates will bo today at 6 p. m., and Oct. 7 at 2 p. m. This film Is baaed upon the pamphlet "Your Neighbor Cele¬ brates the Jewish Holidays," pub¬ lished by the-Anti-Defamation Lea¬ gue of B'nal B'rlth. It depicts five Important events oh the Jewish re¬ ligious calendar: Rosh Haahanah, Yom Klppur, Succoth, Pesach, and Shevuoth. Eddie Mann's Combo At T. I. Dance . The Tifereth Israel Men's Club haa booked popular band-leader Eddie Mann and his combo for its annual Yom Klppur Night dance at Broad St. Temple Wednesday, Oct. 10, from 9:30 p. m. to 12:30 a. m. Bddie . Mann's group la well- known In Central Ohio and has been featured in television (WLW- Ci. There will be a cash door prize, in addition to refreshments. Ad¬ mission Is free to members and their guests. "Home Beautiful" Theme of Ivreeyoh Affair Wednesday In keeping with the holiday spirit, tho annual Ivreeyoh paid- up membership luncheon this year will feature a "Home Beautiful" program at the Jewiah Center, 12:30 p. m.. Wednesday. Members will exhibit magnificent table settings, depicting the solemn, impressive and traditional holiday celebrations as observed In Jewish homes. In addition to a delicious lunch¬ eon planned and served by Mrs. A. dwelling, hospitality chairman, and her co-chairman. Mrs. R. Freed¬ man. Mrs. Sanford Lipson, vocalist, will present selections, accompan¬ ied by Mrs. Max Ziskind. The program, under direction of Mrs. Jack Schilling, will be narrat¬ ed by Mesdames M. J. Leeman and Wm. L. Goodman. The cast will in¬ clude Mesdames A. Katz, H. Lakin, David Galser, Ben Greenberg. T. Ozeroff, I. Hemmelstein and I. Nachman. Reservations are being taken by Meadames Don Charme, DO. 9193, R. Friedman, GA. 8377 and A. Zwelllng, GA. 6234. o ROSH HASHONAH BKOAI>GAST The American Jewish Committee will present a special Rosh Hash¬ onah broadcast tomorrow, over the Mutual Broadcasting System net¬ work, H to 11:30 a. m., EDST. Sena¬ tor Herbert H. Lehman and Rabbl David de Sola Pool, of the Spanish and Portug^ae Synagogue, wJU be gueat apeakers.
Object Description
Title | Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1951-09-28 |
Subject | Jews -- Ohio -- Periodicals |
Place | Columbus (Ohio); Franklin County (Ohio) |
Creator | Ohio Jewish Chronicle |
Collection | Ohio Jewish Chronicle |
Submitting Institution | Columbus Jewish Historical Society |
Rights | This item may have copyright restrictions. Online access is provided for research purposes only. For rights and reproduction requests or more information, go to http://www.ohiohistory.org/images/information |
Type | Text |
File Name | index.cpd |
Image Height | Not Available |
Image Width | Not Available |
Format | newspapers |
Date created | 2008-09-26 |


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