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Will always love Spyderco but I am crazy about Emerson and Zero Tolerance right now, I think the mini CQC15 is in my future as well as the new ZT 0561.
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First knives I really started collecting were the Kershaw Leeks. Started collecting those some years ago and still have a bunch-o them in different colors, steels, and scales. One day it just stopped????? Have some other Kershaw's, JYD, Random II etc. they design and manufacture a great line. Have a few Benchmade's, and the Fallkniven F1 in 3g, S1 and A1......very nice fixed blade knives which get really sharp. Others accumulated over the years (maybe my username should be "packrat")
Wish I'd found Spyderco sooner, there are a number of older models I would love to have including the PE Starmate. I've bought a few other knives (CRKT) and Bradley since this affliction. I keep telling myself after those on pre-order are paid for I'm through, but then you know what happens.............
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Some Bark River fixed blades, Leatherman multitools (have a Spyderwrench as well )
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I agree since I found Spyderco I haven't looked any further. I do like my Kershaw Leek and I have a Ka-Bar Dozer large. I really like both of those too. Oh, There's another company here in Denver that makes kinves, Outdoor edge. I picked up their grip lite with a pocket clip. For $20 bucks it's hard to beat in that price point.
Victorinox and Bark River.
I am a huge fan of Bark River Knives. To me, they are to fixed blades what Spyderco is to folders. I just recently purchased one of the ten Custom Karambits (still don't know what I am going to do with it... ), and I have a pre-order for the new Scandi in CPM-3V with Masur Birch handles. My collection includes an Aurora 3V custom, Bravo II, and one of the new A-2 Goloks. These are all great users, and I hope to enjoy them for years to come.
High quality, American made knives... what's not to love.
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Buck and Emerson for me.
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Spyderco's are my lockback knives and Case my classic slip joints. I have approx. 200 Cases in my collection and like three more having everything I want out of the 2012 Spyderco catalog. I just got a 2012 Benchmade catalog in the mail this week and there is not one knife in the whole catalog that I like. I own a couple of Benchmades because I deals on them that I couldn't refuse. There is a flea market near where I live that does a huge knife business and I buy something every week. Yesterday it was a Browning small game and bird knife with Rosewood handles like brand new for 30 dollars. I have knives of other brands too numerous to mention here.


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Costumed party-goers waited an average of two hours just to get into the party. On a cold, drizzly night! Why? It was an honest to God blowout. Right after this we packed up and headed to Austin, Texas for the 4th Annual Fun Fun Fun Fest. It's been a real whirlwind two weeks here at Incase Music & Events. Happy Boo(!)rthday Vice!
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Friday, October 23rd
The annual CMJ Music Marathon touches down in New York City this week, Oct 20-24th. Within a few short days thousands of bands, fans, and djs will be lurking elbow to elbow in every dank club and hipster hole throughout the city. As always, guaranteed to be mega spastic. Adding to the mayhem, Incase is sponsoring the FYFest Productions showcase at Cake Shop with Crystal Antlers, Male Bonding, Let's Wrestle, and Ninja Sonik. Bring ear plugs and a change of shirt. GO!


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Daytime Unaffiliated Dressage. 10am start. Walk&tort, Prelim, novice & Elementary classes. Inc first-round qualifiers for Trailblazers, UK Riders & Veteran Horse Dressage. Open to all.
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Showjumping & Showing Fun Day. Showjumping classes from 20cm - 70cm, open to adults & children on horses or ponies, lead-reins welcome in earlier classes. Fun showing classes including Best Novice Rider on and off lead, Veteran, Prettiest Mare etc etc.
Novice Evening Indoor Showjumping. 5pm start. 20cm, 30cm, 40cm & 50cm classes. Open to all. Lead-reins welcome in earlier classes.
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Lime Kiln Farm Equestrian Centre is a family-run business which opened in January 2008. Our ethos is simple: to provide the local and regional equestrian communities with excellent facilities and friendly well-run competitions and clinics. We cater for unaffiliated and affiliated competitors in showjumping, dressage and showing, with various qualifiers throughout the year.
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We did 90% of it too.
It's from Martha Stewart's Living magazine from 2001.
- 1 cup heavy cream
- 4 tablespoons of unsalted butter
- 2 teaspoons of light corn syrup
- 2 pounds of semisweet chocolate chips (the best quality you can find)
- toppings (my favorites are powdered sugar, chopped andes mints, sprinkles, cocoa powder, and chopped walnuts)
- candy wrappers (found at most craft supply stores)
- wax paper
Turn off the heat and add 1 pound of the chocolate chips. Gently swirl them in to cover them with the cream, but don't stir. Let that stand, undisturbed for 5 minutes.
(I'm sure someone needs you right about now anyway)
Whisk the chocolate until combined and transfer to a large mixing bowl. Then refrigerate, stirring every 20 minutes.
Using an ice cream scoop or a spoon, form 1 inch balls (don't worry if they aren't a shape yet, you'll do this when they harden a little more).
Place the balls on a wax paper lined baking sheet. Pop them into the freezer for 10 minutes or the refrigerator for 25-30 minutes. You want them firm enough to roll in your hand.
Now it's time to melt your other pound of chocolate.
I always microwave mine in a microwave safe bowl every 30 seconds, stirring each time until I have perfect smooth dipping consistency.
The toppings for your truffles can be your signature.
My favorites are cocoa powder, powdered sugar, choc chips or andes mints, and walnuts.
I've also used chopped pistachios and pecans, crushed candy cane, crushed butterfingers.
The combinations are endless.
Do something that makes them yours.
Roll the ball in your hands to make a nice round shape and dip it into the melted chocolate. Then drop it into your topping. The topping will cover the melted chocolate so that you can lift it out of the bowl. I usually dip with my left hand and use my right hand to dip into the toppings.
Aren't they gorgeous?
They'll last about a week in an airtight container stored at room temperature.
You've always heard that presentation is everything.
With these truffles, the packaging just makes it all the more beautiful.
I buy candy boxes at my local craft/hobby store and line them with tissue paper.
Place the truffles in the candy wrappers before putting them in the box.
Michaela made you all this darling FREE printable to use with your truffles!
Just click HERE to download it!
So easy...just print on cardstock or sticker paper.
They are just under 3 inches so you can use a 3 inch circle punch with these.
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FWBA's Best of 2011
I put together a few best-of 2011 lists in music over at Friends With Both Arms, covering everything from best music blogs to girl crushes. Download some tunes, discover gems new and old, or pass it along. There are enough tracks on there to make a decent mixtape for a last minute gift *wink wink*
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Faith Matters: Fifth Night of Hanukkah
By: Mallory Hardin, KARK 4 News
Updated: December 12, 2012
Lights on the Menorah shine brightly at B'Nai Israel in Little Rock as part of the holiday also known as the Festival of Lights.
"I believe Hanukkah represents the truest re-telling of the struggle of the Jewish people for religious freedom," says Rabbi David Lipper, Interim Rabbi for Congregation B'nai Israel.
Rabbi Lipper says the religious holiday commemorates the Jewish uprising in the 2nd Century B.C. against the Syrian-Greeks, who sought to deny Jews the right to worship.
"So after a long battle, many years of struggle, the Jews were able to overcome this group of people and retake our own sanctuary in Jerusalem, and have the freedom to celebrate and worship the way our tradition teaches," Rabbi Lipper explains.
Part of the celebration, the Dreidle, which has four sides. On each side is written a Hebrew letter.
"And so the 4 letters represent a phrase nun, gimel, hei, shin-- which means a great miracle happened there. And it's the miracle of the oil that we perpetuate, but more importantly the miracle of religious freedom, that we were able to overcome overwhelming forces to worship our own way," says Rabbi Lipper.
And, the lighting of the Menorah, eight flames to represent the eight days of Hanukkah.
"So we have this myth that the Jews overcame the Syrians, found only a small jar of oil that would only burn for one day, used it to rekindle the eternal light in the sanctuary and a miracle happened and it burned for eight days," Rabbi Lipper adds.
Saturday night marks the final night of Hanukkah, when all eight lights will shine together brightly, representing triumph and miracles.


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doddy954, on Jan 21 2011, 23:37, said:
Ok : Dont panic.
Follow The 3rd Guide on the main POST
3. How to Install a ROM using Clockwork Manually
You will have to Re-install the ROM from the SDCard
You can mount the SDCard in Clockwork by going into Mounts (near bottom of Menu) then choose the last one Mount USB
Then Choose the Install from SDCard (choose Zip) and choose the ROM you want (off your SD Card)
Then Choose wipe cache partition & then wipe data/factory reset. (both from main menu)
After that re-boot and wait for about 6 minutes (if you don't get stuck on the green android).
If you do get stuck again, then is is likely that you need to re-download the ROM file as the one you have is damaged.
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AHS wrestling building strong program
By LAUREN SALCEDO
Arlington Times Reporter
December 12, 2012 · 3:01 PM
ARLINGTON — Veteran wrestling coaches Rick Iversen and Barry Knott are running what should be an impressive wrestling program for Arlington High School this year, and as the season gets started, strong potential state competitors show their skills.
Knott is glad to have a host of experienced coaches building up the wrestling team.
"Coach Iversen and I joined this staff last year," said Knott. "Iversen had been head coach at Western Washington University and Marysville-Pilchuck for 25 years and I was head coach at Nathan Hale, Lake Washington and Bellermine Prep for about 25 years. We've got Jim Smoots, who has been coaching here for 17 years, Gary Niklason who was an '81 graduate and state competitor, and Scott Anes, an Everett firefighter and wrestler."
Knott added, "The five of us are working on building a program that focuses on the Arlington wrestling family,. Last year we had girls for the first time in Arlington wrestling history. This year we have about six to eight girls, and 53 total athletes."
This year has brought on more athletes, perhaps due to the success of the team in 2012.
"It's bigger this year than last year and it's growing," said Knott. "We anticipate great success this year. The team is still relatively young, though, and we are in a tough league. Lake Stevens, Snohomish and Stanwood are all in our division and other Wesco teams like Oak Harbor, Edmonds-Woodway and Everett are going to be really tough. But we are expecting that by the end of the season we'll see a successful group of wrestlers at the state tournament."
The Eagles have two returning state competitors from 2012, Bryce Thomas and Scotty Bardell. Conner Gonzales was set to go to state before being injured.
"Thomas, Bardell and Gonzales have been wrestling for years," said Knott. "Jake Ferro will be really good as well. We have two freshman — Jeremy Nygard and Boston Jones — who are national competitors, so we are expecting great things from them as well."
Gonzales was fourth in the 4A preseason rankings at 132 pounds, while Thomas ranked sixth in the same weight class. Bardell was ranked seventh in the 138-pound weight class.
"Those are the guys that you'll want to watch out for — Thomas, Gonzales, Bardell, Nygard, Jones, Gareth Henderson and Beni Reis," said Knott. "Reis is a freshman but he's tough."
The Arlington wrestling team is packed with talent and will be one to keep an eye on this season.
"We've had a lot of ninth graders who came from Haller and Post middle schools," said Knott. "They've really boosted our program. I'm really impressed with our team this year."
The team faced Stanwood at home on Dec. 6, though the results were not known by press time. The team will compete at Marysville-Pilchuck on Dec. 13 at 7 p.m.
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Meeting Today:
The Florida Blue Ribbon Task Force on Higher Education
Morning sessions will begin at 8:45 a.m. and run until 11:15 a.m. allowing each of three sub-committees to hold initial conversations. The sub-committee topics and locations are provided below:
(1) Accountability: Senate Building, Room 227
(2) Tuition/Funding: Senate Building, Room 229 (will not meet June 11)
(3) Governance: Senate Building, Room 231
The full Task Force meeting will be called to order at 12:30 p.m. in the Cabinet Room of The Capitol. The anticipated agenda is included on page 2 of the Media Advisory which can be viewed under the "File Sharing" link of this web site.
NOTE: The Florida Channel has indicated its intent to televise LIVE the full Task Force Meeting beginning at 12:30 p.m.
A full agenda can be found here.
State University System
Education leader praises FAMU trustees after Ammons' rebuke
Orlando Sentinel
One of Florida's top education leaders praised the Florida A&M University Board of Trustees following its vote of no confidence Thursday in university President James Ammons. "I recognize how difficult it must be for the FAMU Board of Trustees to take aggressive steps to reverse the trend of the past year," Dean Colson, chairman of the Florida Board of Governors, wrote in a statement after the 8-4 vote.
FAMU president James Ammons under pressure after multiple scandals
Today, that duty falls to James Ammons, as he works to protect FAMU from mounting public criticism amid investigations into hazing, financial troubles, accreditation issues and more. Ammons, a FAMU alumnus and former provost, knew what he was getting …
FAMU Tuition Increase Proposal Approved
The FAMU Board of Trustees voted on a proposal to increase tuition by eight percent. During the board's meeting Thursday, Trustee Torey Alston rhetorically asked if students will get an eight percent increase in education…
Business news: FGCU offers executive MBA program
The News-Press
Florida Gulf Coast University is offering an executive-style MBA program for business leaders, executives and professionals who want to earn their MBA…
Work on Poly might cease
Brandon News and Tribune
The company that donated the land where the new Florida Polytechnic University is being built in Lakeland now seeks conditions that could halt construction, adding a significant obstacle to the creation of the state's 12th university.
Land dispute may halt Lakeland university building
A dispute over the transfer of donated land could halt the ongoing construction of a campus for Florida's newest state university in Lakeland. The chairman of a Board of Governors committee overseeing the birth of Florida Polytechnic University said Friday that he will ask the board to stop the project if the matter is not resolved before its next regular meeting June 19-21 in Orlando. Construction of the first building, expected to cost $100 million, already has begun…
Official wants florida poly land free and clear
News Chief
Construction may be stopped on a $100 million university building here if the state can't obtain unencumbered ownership documents from the original donor of 530 acres of land. Mori Hosseini, chairman of the Select Committee on Florida Polytechnic University, said during a meeting Friday he has serious concerns about going forward with construction on a site with questionable ownership…
Florida Polytechnic University runs into trouble over land dispute
Over a month after Governor Rick Scott approved a bill creating Florida's twelfth university, the plan is moving forward. But Florida Polytechnic University isn't out of the woods yet. During the Florida Board of Governors' meeting Friday, members discussed the progress of the new school. Board member Morteza Hosseini says new concerns have arisen about the transfer of the school's property from the University of South Florida.
Land dispute adds obstacle to Florida Poly construction
The company that donated the land where the new Florida Polytechnic University is being built in Lakeland now seeks conditions that could halt construction, adding a significant obstacle to the creation of the state's 12th university…
Board of Governors threaten to stop Florida Poly construction
WTSP 10 News
Repeating his concern that the yet-to-be-created Florida Polytechnic University wasn't fully funded by the lawmakers that demanded it, Florida Board of Governors committee chair Mori Hosseini called upon Polk County to fundraise for the new university. He also issued a stern warning about legal issues.
FSU Board signs off on Tallahassee-Leon Civic Center sale, tuition hike
Florida State University's Board of Trustees has approved the purchase of the Tallahassee-Leon County Civic Center. FSU is the primary user of the financially-troubled facility. Under the deal, the University will lease the facility back to the city and county for a year. The school will pay about $1.15 million for the center, and agreed to take on an additional $4 million of the facility's debt. The City and County will contribute another $500,000 to settle a lawsuit that paves the way for FSU's takeover…
FSU Trustees Approve 4 Year Academic Plan for Panama City Campus
Florida State University's Board of Trustees approved a proposal on Friday, allowing its Panama City campus to offer a limited range of general education and lower-level courses focused on upper-level majors, which will allow freshmen admission beginning fall 2013.
More wolves preying on college students
Philadelphia Inquirer
Some schools have been making out like bandits by giving lenders exclusive access to their students. Ohio State University gets $25 million from its contract with Huntington Bank, while Florida State University receives a cut of every ATM fee a student pays…
FSU PC to admit freshmen
The News Herald
Florida State University's Panama City campus will accept freshmen beginning in the 2013 fall semester…
Video: Here's the robot UCF considering to store, retrieve library books
Bizjournals.com (blog)
In the June 8 issue of Orlando Business Journal, we ran a story about the University of Central Florida potentially raising a fee that could lead to a $64.4 million library renovation down the road. The plan is pretty neat, with the centerpiece being a robot that would retrieve library books housed in an addition to the back of the library. While systems like this have been used in commercial warehouses for a while, what really solidified it as a higher-education option was the University of Chicago.
News 13 to host Orange-Osceola state attorney candidates forum
Central Florida News 13
The four candidates for state attorney will appear at the candidate forum at the University of Central Florida on Tuesday, July 24.
University of Florida President To Retire in 2013
NBC 6 Miami
University of Florida President Bernie Machen said Friday that he plans to retire sometime in 2013. Machen, 68, made the announcement at the UF Board of Trustees meeting in Gainesville, and the university followed up with a news release. He took office as UF's 11th president in January 2004.
Machen: UF will seek 9 percent, rather than 15 percent, tuition hike
In light of concerns about tuition from the governor down to University of Florida trustees, UF announced it is seeking a 9 percent tuition increase rather than the maximum 15 percent allowed by law. UF President Bernie Machen said Friday the decision was in part a recognition of the impact of an increase on students in tough economic times…
Reports: Windshield cracks in midair as Florida Gators track team returns from …
Orlando Sentinel
After winning Florida's first NCAA Championship in men's outdoor track and field on Saturday, the team had a rough journey home…
How Instagram Allows University of Florida Alumni To Relive The Good Old Days (And Give Money)
StateImpact Florida
The University of Florida is using the faux-nostalgic Instagram photography app to foster relationships with nostalgia-seeking alumni, according to a story in U.S.News & World Report…
UF president to retire
St. Augustine Record
University of Florida President Bernie Machen on Friday announced he plans to retire next year, though he said he wants to remain at the university as a professor…
UF wants to raise tuition less than 15 percent cap, Machen announces retirement
In a surprising change of heart that's likely to have ripple effects throughout the state university system, the University of Florida decided Friday to ask for a 9 percent tuition hike — short of the 15 percent increase the university is allowed to seek under state law…
Univ. of Florida president to retire in 2013
The News-Press
University of Florida President Bernie Machen on Friday announced he plans to retire next year, though he said he wants to remain at the university as a professor. Machen, who became president in early 2004, said at the university's Board of Trustees …
University of Florida president Bernie Machen says he'll retire in 2013; been chief since 2004
Washington Post
University of Florida President Bernie Machen says he'll retire in 2013. The 68-year-old Machen made the announcement Friday at the UF Board of Trustees meeting in Gainesville. Chairman David Brown said the board would begin a search for the next president this summer, with the goal of finding Machen's successor by next year.
USF helps reinvent medicine
The new USF Health Heart Institute is operating out of a warren of crowded offices in South Tampa now, but in three years, doctors expect to have six stories, maybe more, on the north end of the USF campus, near the new medical school that's being planned…
UWF pushes heritage tourism project to add $1 billion to local economy
Pensacola Business Journal
For three months, Matt Altier, the University of West Florida's vice president for administrative services, has been on a road show of sorts. He's pushing his vision for a project of up to $50 million to create a dramatically expanded cultural heritage …
UWF Inc.: University turns to private sector for growth, capital
Pensacola Business Journal
Remember this name: Matt Altier. You'll hear it again. Altier is vice president for administrative services at the University of West Florida. But, most significantly, he's the CEO and mastermind of Business Enterprises Inc., a UWF-affiliated nonprofit that is expected to fundamentally change the university's footprint in the community…
State College System
Some FSCJ board meetings violate Sunshine law, open government experts say
Florida Times-Union
Florida State College at Jacksonville's board kept no minutes of workshops for more than a decade, a violation of state Sunshine law college leaders say they will now correct…
FSCJ picks Jax attorney to investigate Pell Grant blunder
The Florida State College at Jacksonville says they will conduct their own independent investigation as to what went wrong in their Pell Grant process which left the school around $2.8 million in debt to the US Department of Education. Jacksonville real estate attorney Bill Scheu will investigate and report on what exactly went wrong in the process that gave out Pell Grants for the 2010-11 year.
Local HCC campus president retires after 13 years
Northwest News and Tribune
Felix Haynes is saying goodbye after 13 years as president of the local campus of Hillsborough Community College.
Four-year degree offering behind Lake-Sumter Community College name change
Orlando Sentinel
Keep a close eye on these college initials: LSCC could soon become LSSC. Lake-Sumter Community College, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, is in the process of adding its first bachelor's degree, or four-year, program in organizational management…
Arrest in Domino's slaying
Pensacola Business Journal
An hourlong manhunt in Warrington on Friday led to the capture and arrest of a suspect in connection with the September murder of a Pensacola State College student. The suspect, Gary Demeatric Harrison, 44, of Pensacola is accused of killing Tyler Hinkle, a 19-year-old student and Domino's Pizza driver. Hinkle was fatally stabbed on Sept. 24 outside the business at 27 N. Navy Blvd. after returning from a delivery…
Tape: shooting suspect says he 'freaked out'
Prosecutors in Bartow have released hundreds of documents and taped interviews that give a new look at the suspect in the shooting deaths of two Polk State College students and the wounding of a third man.
Independent Colleges and Universities
EWC receives welcome aid
Florida Times-Union
Edward Waters College will re-launch its summer school program this year, thanks in large measure to a $200000 grant from the Jessie Ball duPont Fund.
Embry-Riddle's new VP plans high tech ventures at research park
Daytona Beach News-Journal
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University has hired the former head of the University of South Florida's research park to the same position, and he has high hopes for ERAU's new 90-acre park that could bring aviation companies and hundreds of jobs to this area in the next decade. Rod Casto will start his job as Embry-Riddle's associate vice president for research and innovation — the same title he held at USF — on July 1…
Spring tea is Flagler tradition
St. Augustine Record
Nearly 80 women gathered at Markland House on the Flagler College campus on May 8 dressed in their best spring attire to take part in Mrs. Abare's Spring Tea, an annual event hosted by Susan Abare to celebrate the women who support Flagler College…
FIT Institute Rates States in Spending Transparency
Brevard Times
Some state governments are much better than others at providing transparency in access to their spending data, according to new results from the Activity-Based Total Accountability (ABTA) Institute at Florida Institute of Technology.
Hodges university graduation: A mission accomplished
The News-Press
Ten years in the Army and stints as a video store owner and deliverer of golf carts is now behind Michael Ray Myers, 55, of Fort Myers. As of Sunday, Myers now has a bachelor's degree in management from Hodges University and he has definite plans for his sheepskin…
Historic board opposes Stover Theatre demolition
Daytona Beach News-Journal
Stetson University's Stover Theatre, seen here in October 2005 and built in the 1930′s, has been given stay of execution by the Historic Preservation Board…
Miami foster youth honored in grad ceremony
AP A ceremony was held at the University of Miami on Saturday to honor nearly 100 students graduating from high school, college, and trade school. University of Miami President Donna Shalala told the crowd the task of preparing students who are aging out of foster care for college and adulthood is especially challenging. She lauded their achievements as a momentous step.
Yip Yap: Noted and Quoted FLHE Voices from Around the State
LETTER: Bright future
Naples Daily News
I extend my thanks to the board of trustees of Edison State College for selecting Jeffery Allbritten as our new president. As student government president-elect at the Collier Campus, I also thank Interim President Dudley Goodlette for all his hard … Jacob Winge – East Naples
Stein: Following a dream has real benefits
And now, in your very own beloved Sun Sentinel, we had an op-ed piece recently by Robert J. Stilley, chair of the Florida Atlantic University Board of Trustees, saying that one of the keys to easing the student loan crisis is making sure students are …
Time to move forward on Florida Polytechnic
Regarding "Hail to 'Useless State' " (Carl Hiaasen, Other Views, May 31): It's time to put the past behind us and make way for the bright and promising future destined for Florida Polytechnic University. The negativity expressed by Hiaasen regarding Florida Polytechnic reflects nothing of the university's vital mission, which is to produce highly qualified, competitive graduates who are capable of moving into science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) jobs…Cliff Otto is co-chair of Florida Poly Vision Inc. He is the president of Saddle Creek Corporation.
Letters from readers: FSCJ trustees are active, responsible
Florida Times-Union
We read the Times-Union's editorial regarding leadership at Florida State College at Jacksonville with a good measure of puzzlement…James McCollum, Board chairman | Florida State College at Jacksonville
Editorial: Less corruption, more jobs
Palm Beach Post
A notable state case was Ray Sansom, the former speaker of the Florida House who had to resign after revelations that he had used his legislative post to arrange a six-figure job at Northwest Florida State College.
LETTER: Make a commitment
The Northwest Florida Daily News
As a former member of the Florida House of Representatives Higher Education Committee and Florida Senate Appropriations Committee, it was apparent to me that striking the appropriate balance between access and excellence was Job No. 1 in our higher education system…Richard Crotty – Orlando
SunRail commuter line has cities hoping for economic growth
Daytona Beach News-Journal
Eric Dumbaugh, an associate professor of urban and regional planning at Florida Atlantic University, said he doesn't know a lot about DeBary, specifically, but said the kinds of urban, mixed-use projects in Central Florida such as Celebration and Baldwin Park have been successful. "These things tend to do well in Orlando," he said. "There's no reason that wouldn't work."
Phone apps change South Florida's gay dating game
"Since the apps are localized, you can see who lives in your neighborhood and who lives a mile or two away," said Fred Fejes, a media professor at Florida Atlantic University who uses Daddyhunt and Grindr for social networking.
Statewide primary ballot set as clock strikes noon
The luckiest candidates on Friday were the four rookie state House candidates who won two-year terms without receiving a single vote, because no one ran against them. They are Republicans Travis Cummings of Orange Park and Charlie Stone of Ocala and Democrats Victor Torres Jr. of Orlando and Shevrin Jones of West Park, in South Broward County. Jones, 28, a chemistry instructor at Florida Atlantic University, has been campaigning since late April. "I'm excited," Jones said. "This was just our time."
2012 ballot closes with more than 140 candidates in Collier, Lee counties
Naples Daily News
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Susan (Sue) Dunn, 62, of Thomaston, formerly of Manchester, died Tuesday, December 4, 2012 at Golden Age Living Center, Thomaston.
Funeral services will be 1 p.m., Friday, December 7, 2012 at St. Michael CEC in Thomaston. Interment will follow in Meriwether Memory Gardens, Manchester.
Mrs. Dunn was born April 4, 1950 in Manchester, the daughter of Robert Thurso Gramling and Frances Watson Gramling. She worked for Goody Products in Manchester for many years and was a member of the Voices of Goody. She was also a member of St. Michaels CEC, was a Sunday School Teacher and was active in the choir. Mrs. Dunn was preceded in death by her parents, two daughters, Kimberly Diane Gramling and Kelly Denise Gramling; five sisters, Betty Gramling, Wyolene Finch, Lilly Bryant, Kate Turner and Carol Stanley.
Survivors include her husband, Woody Dunn of Manchester; her son, David Dunn and his wife, Eliza of Thomaston; one grandson, Isaac Dunn of Thomaston; three sisters, Mary Jo (Doug) Smith of McDonough, Nell McLaughlin of Woodland, Pat (Mickey) Corley of Thomaston; two brothers, R. L. (Bobbie) Gramling of Port Jarvis, N.Y. and Jimmy (Margie) Gramling of Chipley, Fla.
Please sign the online register at www.coxfh.com. Cox Funeral Home, Manchester in charge of arrangements.


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Central Ohio's Onh Jewish Newspaper Reaching Every Home A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR THE JEWISH HOME Davoted to American and Jewish Ideals . Volume VII —25 COLUMIiUS, OHIO, kOVIiMlU'R 7, 1924 Work of the Ort Is Endorsed by Big Jewish Leaders J. D. C. Ceases Activities, but Work for Distressed Jews in Europe Must Continue, Is Opinion of American Jewry's Leaders MILLlfoN-DOLLAR DRIVE Deceives endorsement NEW YORK, (Jewish Telegraphic Agency). — Further cxiircssions of en¬ dorsement for thc $1,000,000 drive of| thc Ort, thc society for the promotion of agricultural and trades among the Jews in Eastern Europe, were received in reply to an inquiry sent out by Mr Hermann Bernstein, editor of the "Jew¬ ish Tribune". Rabbi Samuel Schul¬ man of Temple Beth-^cl, Rabbi Julian Morganstcrn, President of the Hebrew Union College of Cincinnati, Dr. Cyrus Adler, President of Dropsie College and acting President of thc Jewish Theological Seminary, and Mrs. Re¬ becca Kohut, proniinent worker in the Council of Jewish Women, wcr( those who expressed their appreciation of thc Ort work. "In" my opinion," says Rabbi Samuel Schulman, "the organization Ort is deserving of the support of American Jews. I think no better serv¬ ice can be rendered to our brethren than to help them in their economic re¬ construction. The aim of the Ort has been to help thc education of thc masses of our brethren abroad to become artisans and farmers, so as to diminish thc number of those who are engaged in petty trades. "The purpose of the Ort is, by this educational and econortiic movement, to help ameliorate the conditions of Jew¬ ish life in the countries where most of them have to remain. What appeals to me most in this enterprise is the con- 'ccntration of attention upon thc prob¬ lem of making the Jew self-supporting | and enabling him to lead a self-respect¬ ing life in the country of his bi;rth. Il does not see in emigration a solution of the special problem with which the Jew in the various lands have ^Oi»Wftl|6rft>Ofif| e work at present being) ried on. I therefore think it should get. cordial support from American "It is true that the American Jew¬ ish War Relief activties have come to an end," says Rabbi Julian Morgan- stern, "but this does not mean that the needs of our brethren in eastern Eu¬ rope have ceased. "So long as Jews in any part of thai world are in straits of any kind, and particularly, if these Jews constitute] considerable groups, it is our impera¬ tive' duty as loyal jfews to assist them generously and whole-heartedly ir every way possible. i"In the present case, such organiza¬ tions as the Ort oflfer, so it seems, the best means of extending this assistance. It follows therefore, as I see it, that these organizations should rei enthusiastic support of all loyal Amer¬ ican Jews." Dr. Cyrus Adler declared, "I believe that as the economic condition of thc Jews of America is immensely more favorable then that of their European brethren, they should aid the Ort, in which I have full confidence." "The reason why I want the Ort to get the money,'' says Mrs. Rebecca Kohut, "for which it is askin cause it has always been my opinion that with proper training and proper help there is no reaso,n why our Jew¬ ish youth cannot become well-trained artisans, successful and contented farmers and directed into trade train- (Concluded on page 4) Chairman of Retail Division In Chest Drive Mandates Commission Concludes Its Debate On Palestine Reports Appreciates DimcuUics of Sir Her- hcrt's Administration; Takes, Cognizance of Arab Petition To Which Reply Was Given In Advance. GENEVA, (Jewish Telegraphic Agency). —Tho task of thc Mandates Commission of thc League of Nations is to watch over thc application of the text of thc Mandate as provided and accepted by thc Council of the League of Nations, declared Marquis Thcodoli, chairman of the Commission, eluding thc debate, which lasted three days, on thc Palestine reports. The Mandates Commission of thc League of Nations thanked Sir Her¬ bert Samuel for his explanations, given during thc discussion and recognized thc peculiar difficulties under which the Palestine Administration has to carry] Out its duties. Per Year $3.00; Per Copy loc The question of whether thc text of among ]< lEgypt Does Not Share Pan-Arabic Dreams, Declares Egyptian Envoy iws In Egypt Arc Happier Than Anywhere Else, Says Yousry Pnsha, Egyptian Minister to the United States. ., NI-:W YOKK._Thc Arabs of Egypt, both Moslem and Christian, arc not toiiccrncd with the scheme fdr the creation of a I'aii-.'Vrahic Union. It is ji thing apart from their own country and thcrt is not tlw remotest possi¬ bility of I'lgypl -askinK f9r inclusion in Stu-h a federation.- Egypt has a dis- inict hi.story of its own and its fu¬ ture will be Egyptian. Its inhaMtants have only an objective interest in thc Activities of other members of thc Arab fcce, stated Yousry Pasha, Egypti ^Minister to thc United ¦ States, in __ (ntervicw with thc representative of the Jewish Telegraphic Agency. 'i "A feeling of well-being prevails RABBI B. werne to address zion lodge monday Rabbi Benjamin Werne of the Tifereth Israel Congre¬ gation will address a regular meeting of Zion Lodge Mon¬ day evening, November 10, at Realtors' H&ll, 144 East State street. A fine musical program has been arranged for the meeting. All members are urged to be present. Im¬ portant matters will be up for discussion.' REMEMBER MONDAY EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK. Aim to Naturalize Every Foreign-Born Jewess in the U. S. Council Chairman Declares Citi¬ zenship Will Combat Prejudice Against Immigrants NEW YORK CITY. —That every foreign-born Jewish woman in thc United States shall be urged to qualify :itizenship, is the plan of Mrs. Samuel Rosensohn of New York City, National Chairman of the Department Immigrant Aid of the National Council of Jewish Women, in a message to the members of her organization and the local leaders in the Council im¬ migrant education work. In all the gloom and tragedy which surround the present immigration law," declares Mrs. Rosensohn, "there is one bright side to the situation, iind that is, that we can new devote, ourselves with renewed fervor to thc problems and j^aresroL^eruiinmigrant womeff^and girbil- residing in our country, and do really! constructive work in thc field of immi¬ grant aid and immigrant education. "Every foreign-born ' Jewish woman with whom the Council has been able to make any contact whatsoever should be urged to take out her first papers soon as possible, and should be taught ,to take advantage of those opportuni¬ ties for citizenship which are- now within the reach of all who desire them. The Council has continually stressed the importance of-working with immigrant mothers, that group of new who are the last to be reaphed in any community program because of their home responsibilities. With the new immigration law exempting from the quota only one group of alien grants, wives and minor children of American citizens; with discussion that points to the fact that stringent laws may, in the not distant future, be passed against non-assimilated aliens in this country, it becomes our bounden. duty to inaugurate and institute citizenship cam¬ paigns for women which will include within their scope every Jewish woman in every community throughoi United States. "In recent discussions as to what races should be admitted to the United States, the point has often been 'made that admission should be based upon the percentage of citizenship of the group already residing in this country, though wc recognize that citizenship is not in itself the ultimate test of the assimilability and desirability of certain groups, we do nevertheless feel that the present time is of thc utmost importance for us to give our foreign-born dents the opportunity of becoming American citizens with all the privileges and duties that this new dignity eritails.- The new immigration policy has with¬ out doubt affected the attitude of immi¬ grants in this country by creating iri them a spirit of antagonism toward our land and its people, because of otir open manifestation'of dislike for foreignet We must combat, therefore, not only the usual spirit of lassitude and diffidence, which overtakes aliens endeavoring to learn new ways in a new country, but we must also endeavor to break down this suspicious attitude on the part of the foreign-born by an| increasing mani¬ festation of our desire to be real neigh¬ bors , and real friends to them. Fur¬ thermore, it is incumbent on us to show to the' prejudiced people in the United States, not only that the Jewish immi¬ grant ' is now an unassimilable addition to thc community, but to! prove that he is among the most assimilable of all the groups that have entered the United States." the Palestine ^Mandate is in agreement with thc spirit and thc letter of Article 22 of the League of Nations Cove¬ nant is not within the province of the Commission to decide. Marquis Theo- doli stated. After accepting the report of the Palestine High Commissioner, the Mandates Commission took cogni: of the petition from thc Palestine Arab Executive, representing the Christian Moslem Association. Sir Herbert Sam- report contained a reply in ad¬ vance to the complaints of the Arab petition. During the last day of the discus- on on thc Palestine reports, Sir Her¬ bert Samuel gave the members of the Mandates Commission detailed infor¬ mation concerning the schools of the Christians, Moslems and Jews in Pales¬ tine, the use of Hebrew in public life, labor conditions, sanitation facilities, the budget and the finances of the country. j At thc request of the Commission, Sir Herbert added further details to a number of points in his report, garding thc mining of potash in the] D6ad Sea, he said that a commis^ioh had been sent to investigate, and it 11 Jewry. I can say that there are Iiardly any Jewish inhabitants in Egypt who arc in need," he stated, a great number of Jews in lEgypt who occupy prominent positions ',m the industry aiid commerce of the .Country. Those who are not so well Situated engage in thc smaller trades and business. They live in separate ^arts of the cities. This segregation, [which dates back centuries, is' volun- ;tary because they find it most conven¬ ient for them. The Egyptian Jews also take an ac- ;tivc part in the politics of the coun- '^ry. Some of thc members of the Jew- comminiity occupy governmental 'position. Their largest field of activity, lliowever, is in the economic rather than [theh political life of thc country. [Rollos and Soircs occupy positions, in [iEgypt similar to that of the Rothschild family in Europe. Many are also active in philanthropic activities, although ^thcrc is no separate Jewish philan- 'tiiropic organization. "The Jews in Egypt are happier than ,« Dcen sent to mvcst.gatc, and it ^«|it ''^ P^'' °* **"= ^""''^ ''"^ ^ ^'""l jectcd t^t^TOJJwsjwpuldJbc^workaMlV I received from Wiffiltt'a 'ha^yeSr^'-''^•-^-''"¦^•-^Ti!vetn;''''\he-Tksita-concluded:' To Be Honored By Young Judaea In New York City RABBI A. H. SILVER Parties Make Clear Attitude Towards Jewish Problems Platforms of Contesting Parties Make Clear' Their Respective Views on Problems Affect¬ ing Jewish People E. J. SCHANFARBER TO BE CHIEF SPEAKER ON ARMISTICE DAY PROGRAM Armistice Day will be appropriately observed at the Schonthal Community House Tuesday, November 11, wifh very interesting program. regular meeting of the Rose E, Lazarus Sisterhood, which will be held at Bryden Road Temple Tuesday after¬ noon, November llth, at two 9'clock. Airs. George Goodman will read a paper on "Peace," in accordance wit! Armistice Day, and a group of piano selections will be rendered by Charles Kurzon./ All. members are urged to be present. Schanfarber The speaker of the evening will be Attorney E. 'J. Schanfarber who deliver an address on "The Jev American History". The musical part of the program will be rendered by Miss Elizabeth Stoltz, violinist, and Mrs. Dorothy Stevens Humphreys, vocalist. Both artists are exceptionally talented in their respec¬ tive professions and enjoy a wide rep¬ utation for their classical accomplish¬ ments. Several other features have been arranged. The program is being sponsored thru the joint efforts of the Jewish Literary Club, Y. M. and Y. W. H. A. Every- body is cordially invited and urged tc be present at 8 p. m. sharp when the program will Interesting Program for Sisterhood Meeting .t'he committee in charge promises very interesting program for the next Young Judaea WiH Tender Banquet To Dr. Abba H. Silver Nathan Straus Will Greet Distin¬ guished Rabbi And Orator On November 25. The banquet to be tendered to Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver by Young Judaea New York on November 25th, 1924, has aroused much widespread interest, according to an announcement made tpday by Dr. Simon Rothenberg, Chair- of the committee in charge of the| Rabbi Silver will make his first ap¬ pearance in New York this season on sion and because of his prom¬ inence as' an orator there has been a record demand for places at this din- Rabbi Abba Hillel Silver is one of thc youngest rabbis to achieve national distinction in America. He was born January 28th, 1893, and was grad¬ uated from the University of Cincin¬ nati and the Hebrew Union College in 1015. At the age of 24 he was called to the pulpit of the Temple in Cleve¬ land, one of the largest congregations in America. The Temple under the leadership of Rabbi Silver has recently constructed a new edifice which is one of the larg¬ est and most beautiful of synagogues and Jewish centers hi America. Rabbi Silver was in France during the war as representative of the Unit¬ ed States Government and the French Govcrimient. He was decorated by the] French Government . for conspicuous service. Rabbi Silver is prominent in many civic organizations such as the Associated Charities, Civic League, Consumers' League, Near East Relief and Boy Scouts of America. Dr. Silver is also one of the first! Young Judaeans to achieve fame Nathan Straus will be among those greet him Nov. 25th. . NEW YORK (J. T. A,)—The atti¬ tude of thc contesting parties in the presidential election towards immigra¬ tion, foreign-born citizens and other questions of interest to the Jewish peo¬ ple is clearly stated in the platforms of the parties, as published in a recent sue of the Congressional Digest. The Republican party's platform con¬ tains thc following plank' on immigra¬ tion and naturalization: "The gration law recently enacted is designed to protect thc inhabitants of our coun¬ try, not only the American citizen, bul also the alien already with us ^who is seeking to secure an economic foothold for ..himself- and^ t(imil>f.agaui3t.the>cotap] petition which would come from striQtcd immigration. "Wo. favor the improvement of our naturalization laws and the adoption of methods which will exert a helpful in¬ fluence among the foreign-born popula¬ tion and provide for the education of the alien in our language, customs, and standards of life." The platform of the Democratic party limits itself to saying only, "We pledge ourselves to maintain our established position in favor of the exclusion of Asiatic immigration." The Progressive party makes no mention of the problem. The. National Prohibition party, or¬ ganized Sept. 1,. 1869, with headquarters at Chicago, of which Herman Preston Paris is presidential nominee, contains thc following plank: "The Bible is the Magna Charta of human liberty and national safety and is of highest educa¬ tional value. Therefore it should have large place in our public schools. We declare for an immediate, scientific vestigation, looking forward to a c The Second Annual Community Fund Drive Nov. 17-20 Inclusive Columbus and Franklin County- Will Be Asked to Contribute $584,912.00 to Forty-two Welfare Agencies WELL-KNOWN JEWS TO take: ACTIVE PART Second amiual Community Fund campaign will he held Nov. 17-20, in- iiid Columbus and Fraiikljn County will be ased to contribute .81,912. This amount will provide -operating expenses for thc coming year for 42 ilfarc agencies, five more than par¬ ticipated in last year's campaign. Thc Jewish Welfare Federation, one of thc participating agencies, is seek¬ ing $29,931 in the coming campaign. In thc 1923 drive it received $29,097. More than 2500 workers, chosen re¬ gardless of race, color or creed, will take part in the campaign and the Community Fund headquarters is con¬ fident that it will be as successful as fast year's when 29,220 subscribers pledged $601,530.85, the goal being $488,425.40. The solicitors this year will be di¬ vided into eight groups under the fol¬ lowing chairmen: Division 1, Professional, General Edward Orton, Jr. Division 2, County, Dr. Andrew Tim¬ berman. Division 3, Offices, Ernest W. Pavey. Division 4, Retailers, Allen Gunder¬ sheimer. )n 5, Wholesalers, Austin Mc¬ Elroy. Division 6, Manufacturers, Fritz Lichtenberg. Division 7, Financial, J. J. Stevenson. Division 8, Special Prospects, F. R. Huntington. Thc amount sought in the campaign was recommended by thc Budget Com¬ mittee, of which Fred Lazarus, Jr., is chairman, and Fritz Lichtenberg, vice chairman. Others on the committee MENORAH MTG. AT THE OHIO UNION SUNDAY AT 2:30 A very important meeting of the Ohio State University Menorah Society will take place tomorrow (Sunday) aft¬ ernoon at the Ohio Uulon. An interesting program has been arranged by the committee in charge and it is expected that a large number of young folks will turn out. Another symposium on a very absorbing question will be held. Every, one present will be given an opportunity to participate in the discussion. A get-together will take place following the meeting and prizes will be given to the per¬ son obtaining the most auto¬ graphs from the people present. Remember tomorrow after¬ noon at 2:30. structive program for Americanizing The platform of the American party, organized June 3, 192-1, whose presiden¬ tial candidate is Judge Gilbert Owen Nations, publisher of "The Protestant,' Washington, D. C, contains the follow¬ ing : "All schools established by groups of foreign-born for the teaching of either foreign language or foreign ideals (Concluded on page 4) 4-i^SS Harry C. Bard, T. J. Duffy, Theo^ dore S. Huntington, G. R. Lucas, Aus- n McElroy and Ralph Hi Swcetser. That the Community Fund has op¬ erated as cfliciently as its most sanguine proponents had anticipated may be gleaned from the many letters approv- it which have been -received from the heads of the benefiting agencies. Among these is Joseph Schonthal, president of the Jewish Welfare Fed¬ eration, who wrote to the Fund head¬ quarters : "Our" experience with thc Columbus Community Fund has been so satis¬ factory that it exceeded our expecta¬ tions. I congratulate the city of Co-, lumbus for their good fortune in se¬ curing such able management of the Columbus Community Fund." Jewish Mothers' Alliance Dance Next Wednesday Remember to hold next Wednesday evening, November 12th, open for the annual dance to be given under the auspices of thc Mothers' Alliance at the K. of C.Hall. Arrangements have been completed with regards to having one of the best local orchestras to furnish the music and all other incidentals have been given attention. Come and spend an enjoyable eve¬ ning and help an organization carry on its splendid work ,fbr European or¬ phans. Tickets are only fifty cents and may be had from any member of the Jewish Mothers' Alliance.
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Title | Ohio Jewish Chronicle, 1924-11-07 |
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