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DescriptionLeaves mostly 10-20 cm long; without tufts of hairs in nerve axils, with veins between laterals parallel to each other, 3 ones slightly channelled on top surface; slightly sticky when crushed. Fruits often rough, swollen and appearing deformed. youngest twigs with reddish hairs Tree, 20 m, mature and secondary forest; twigs weakly grooved, dark green heavily mottled with black; petiole to 1cm; leaves to 5 x 17 cm, elliptic, widest at or just below middle, tip acute to acuminate, base acute, somewhat decurrent and revolute, papery to leathery, U-shaped profile with down-curved midvein, lateral veins 4-6, strongly ascending, not loop-connected, pale green above, strongly expressed below and reddish, micro-pubescent, odor strong; inflorescences to 10 cm, clustered at twig tips, much branched, bearing hundreds of flowers; flowers 2 mm, cream, tepals spreading at anthesis, white pappillose inside, outer stamens with short filaments, anthers wider than long, pollen pockets in a broad arc; fruit almost round, dark green to dull black ... http://www.cs.umb.edu/~whaber/Monte/Plant/laur/laurdesc-31oct01.html Occasional, Pc at 1300-1500 m. FL: aug.
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Collection Date12/06/2001
CollectorW.D. Hawthorne, S.Cable & D. Jules
Specimen Number468
LocationOn nature trail near falls.
NotesTree 8m tall, 5cm dbh. BARK: grey, smooth, fibrous, peelable. SLASH: thin, fibrous, orange-brown, darkening red-brown. LEAVES: sticky when crushed, leathery; US midrib raised, sec. nerves impressed, tertiary nerves channelled; LS midrib and secondary nerves raised, tertiary nerves dark green. FLOWERS: buds only. FRUIT: green, imm.
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By: Innae Park
Residents gathered to learn about a possible merger between the Mayfield and Northville school districts. School officials are weighing two options, including one that would raise taxes. Innae Park reports.
FULTON COUNTY, N.Y. – A merger is on the table for two school districts in Fulton County, both struggling financially. Students in both the Mayfield and Northville Central School Districts are likely to face cuts to major programs, both academic and extracurricular, within the next few years. Those jeopardized programs could also be putting the students in jeopardy. Mayfield parent Kevin Capobiancl said, "If they don't have sports, music, drama, foreign language, they'll be at a disadvantage when they leave either facility."
As a result, a study team has done a year-long study on the potential merger of the two districts, which comes with an incentive. Northville Central School District Superintendent Kathy Dougherty explained, "With a possibility of $18 million in state aid over the next 14 years, that makes it more attractive."
Wednesday night, the study team presented two options for merger to the community in Mayfield, both with their pros and cons, but officials say either way, the students will win. "It is our desire to maintain our present programs, to even enrich our programs," said Paul Williamsen, the Superintendent of Mayfield Central School District.
Option 1 will provide more music, arts, technology, physical education and foreign language programs, as well as more academic support, compared to Option 2, where such programs would be limited. However, this comes at a cost. Taxes would be hiked by around $466 for Northville residents in Option 1, with Mayfield residents seeing an approximately $20 drop. Under Option 2, neither community would feel the pain of an increase. In fact, Mayfield residents would see a decrease of over $400, and Northville residents would remain unaffected, for the most part.
However, more than money, parents we spoke to say the priority is clear. Mayfield parent Tonya Moore said, "You've got to look at the future, figure out what's best for the kids."
Capobiancl believes school pride may be keeping parents from being onboard. His response to them was, "If we don't have any of those programs, it won't matter if you're a falcon or if you're a panther. What do you have? You have nothing."
As for the break-down, if the proposed merger goes through, students K-5 will be split between Mayfield Elementary and Northville. All junior high students will attend school at Northville, while high schoolers will be at Mayfield.
It may be not be the hardest transition, according to Williamsen. "I think the two school communities are very similar. More so than dissimilar," he said.
Another informational meeting will be held Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at Northville Central School, Room 26.
The public will then have a chance to give input and comment at community discussion meetings in the near future. The dates will be set by the respective districts. Following the community discussion meetings, the school boards will decide whether or not to reorganize the districts and then put a specific option up for a 'straw vote,' or advisory referendum, to the taxpayers.
If it passes, the State Education Department will work with the districts to determine a date for the statutory 'binding' referendum vote.
The merger would then take effect July 1, 2013.
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Beckie Ellen Washburn Ferguson was granted her angel wings on February 23, 2013.
Her final days were spent at home surrounded by family and friends.Beckie's "Celebration of Life" service will take place at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, March 2, 2013, at First United Methodist Church of Mesquite with Pastor David Weber officiating.
Beckie dedicated 25 years of her life to the care of others through nursing.
Beckie was an avid genealogist and seamstress. She loved spending time with family and friends. Beckie also cherished and was an active member of First United Methodist Church Mesquite, Kairos Prison Ministry, American Heart Association and Boy Scouts of America Troop 108.
Left to treasure her memory are her husband of 42 years, William A. Ferguson Sr.; four sons - William A. Ferguson Jr. of Mesquite, Randy Moon and wife Cindy of Corpus Christi, Mitchell Moon and wife Shari of Spring, Texas, and Jon Ferguson and wife Camilla of Mesquite; three grandsons - David Ferguson of Rowlett, Randall Shaffer of Corpus Christi, and Ryan Moon of Spring; eight granddaughters -- Christina Muro and husband Alejandro of Mesquite, Jennifer Moon of Sulphur Springs, Ashley Gauna and husband Leo of Mesquite, Emily Shaffer of Corpus Christi, Katelyn Ferguson of Mesquite, Rachel Moon of Spring, and Kenley Ferguson and Ashlyn Ferguson, both of Mesquite; two sisters - Julie Ann McCrory of Lake Kiowa and Keni Marie Gibson of Gainesville; six great-grandsons; one great-granddaughter; and many nieces, nephews and cousins who loved and adored her.
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Joe Watkins has spent the last three months developing a financial recovery plan for the Chester Upland School District. Watkins, the district's chief recovery officer, finally will release that plan at a press conference today.
Watkins has hosted a series of public meetings discussing the purpose of his plan and outlining the district's challenges. He has not provided specific details of his plan, although he has said district officials must consider teacher buyouts, larger class sizes and school consolidations as immediate solutions to a $3.2 million deficit.
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Watkins has said Chester Upland must regain students that have departed in favor of charter and private schools, saying the district cannot sustain itself if it continues to lose students at its current pace.
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After a long break from ThinkAtheist I am back and would really appreciate some help! So thank you to anyone that responds :)
I got the following comment on my (scientifically basic) post about evolution on my blog (http://messiahmyth.wordpress.com/2012/11/10/guide-to-evolution-for-...) and I simply don't know exactly how to tackle it. The simple fact of the matter is that I'm very much in my infancy of knowledge when it comes to logic and critical thinking, so before I go and make a mess of a rebuttal, I thought I'd come to you guys and ask your opinions!
"Great article, I have enjoyed your blog. However I am not sure if you are employing the dysteleological argument here as an objection to the existence of a Creator, or an objectio
There are three components to a valid formal argument– an argument can be formally valid in the sense of having the right structure and still be false. Validity is a word philosophers use to describe an argument with a correct structure, not a word they use to describe an argument as true. Two of these components are stated and one is unstated but often implicit.
Assumptions are the background knowledge and experience you possess which inform your view of the world. Your worldview. These are often implicit, that is, they are unstated, but can be inferred in many instances. If we think of an argument like a house where your assumptions are the foundation, your Premises are the subframe. Your premises hold up the roof and rest on the foundation. And of course there's the Conclusion. The conclusion is what must follow from your premises as long as they're true. The roof of the house which can only stay in place if the premises can support it. But that's the key.
The way to attack an argument is to either take issue with an assumption upon which it is based, take issue with one or more of the supporting premises upon which the conclusion is based, or take issue by pointing out that the conclusion does not follow from the premises even if the premises are true.
So, with that background, your commenter is offering that your argument which says that nature has no design (that's what dysteleogical means) can be challenged on basis of one of your premises. He's saying that you haven't defended the premise of your argument that says that in order for design to be confirmed we must be able to ascertain what the designer had in mind when designing. It's upon this idea that the notion of the existence of a bad design refuting intelligent design rests. And even that there is such a thing as "bad design" in the first place. He's asking you to defend your premise that we can look to any feature of a biological organism and, without knowing the motivations of the designer when designing– that is, why the organism or some part thereof was designed– be able to say that the organism or some part of it was badly designed. The direct question is: How do you know that the organism isn't perfectly designed for a purpose the designer had in mind but to which we simply are not privy?
He's certainly entitled to attack your premises in this way and demand a defense from you. That's how formal arguments proceed. You should welcome the opportunity to see if your argument cannot stand or needs to be modified. Because if it cannot stand or needs to be modified then you've gotten closer to some truth about the nature of objective reality.
If I were to be the one responding I would level many of the same criticisms as can be made against a position theists often adopt in response to the Argument from Evil/Suffering called Skeptical Theism. You're surely familiar with the position even if you've never heard it formally named: "We can't know the mind of God. Who are we to judge Him in his ways? He has a plan for all of us, even if we are presently unable to guess at just what it is."
The response is that the adoption of this position undermines theistic morality, all the other arguments FOR God, and therefore theism itself entirely. For, what does it mean in the first place to say that a designer is good or loving unless we mean good or loving in the way we use the term? What is it to say that a designer is a good or intelligent designer in the first place unless we mean good and intelligent design in the same way we do? If we're unable to judge whether a design is good or bad because we can't know the mind of the designer then we're left in a position from which we can't even infer design. And so the dysteleological position still carries the day as the null hypothesis.
Hey Deluded Students,
This is why I don't like TOE ... because it draws this stuff like this in. Let me go read it and post again.
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Hey Deluded Students,
Great article, I have enjoyed your blog. However I am not sure if you are employing the dysteleological argument here as an objection to the existence of a Creator, or an objection to the existence of creationism – the view that man was assembled in its' current state in a short period of time by an intelligent designer. Either way, the dysteleological argument does not work.
Are you, Deluded Students, saying that the universe was created without an explicit purpose? In other words, do you believe that the causality chain of events leading to the Big Bang had a purpose or that it did not. That would address the Creator part. Let me know and I'll answer for you.
The second part, about "creation", is the same thing applied to the creation of human beings. Do you believe that the causality chain of events leading to homo sapiens sapiens had a purpose?
Both applications invoke the notion of willful, or volitious causes. Most atheists, like Dawkins, would be considered dysteleological because they reject purpose in these kinds of causal chains of events.
If you can answer that for me I can come up with an answer for you.
If the conclusion of this argument is indeed that God does not exist or that creationism is not true, then since you are submitting the argument, you also bear the burden of proof in your premises. The defense of the premise that design is poor is not fully defended.
This is backward. The positive claim is that God exists, therefore, the burden falls on the actor positing that existence to show the existence of "God".
The polar bear has thumbs that humans would consider suboptimal for our requirements. However the bear uses its' thumbs to shed bark, and in this case, it would be our thumbs that are suboptimal, and the bears that are optimal! It is inappropriate to call a design suboptimal unless we know the intention of the designer.
This is why I HATE TOE. How do you even respond to this? What is his point? All he is doing is supporting the core ideas behind natural selection. I don't get his point here.
In this absence of this knowledge, this premise is rendered unproven and the dysteleological argument is therefore invalid.
No, it isn't; not by the "argument" presented.
Let me know where you stand and I'll write up something for you. I've got some good material on this.
The minute you see people tossing two cent words like that out like fish bait you know you are dealing with an intellectually insecure chump. Be forewarned.
- kk
Deluded Students,
I've commented and its awaiting your moderation.
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Femme Fatale
Director : Brian De Palma
Screenplay : Brian De Palma
MPAA Rating : R
Year of Release : 2002
Stars : Rebecca Romijn-Stamos (Laure Ash), Antonio Banderas (Nicolas Bardo), Peter Coyote (Bruce Hewitt Watts), Eriq Ebouaney (Black Tie), Edouard Montoute (Racine), Rie Rasmussen (Veronica), Thierry Frémont (Serra)
Brian De Palma's Femme Fatale is a tour de force of giddy-enthralling cinematic trashiness. It's a true return to a form for an old master who is constantly threatening to mellow and go soft, a highly self-conscious meditation on both De Palma's inspirations and himself. It's everything De Palma's detractors hate about him and his fans love about him—it thumbs its nose at convention, laughs at logic, and gives a big middle finger to prudes, blue noses, and film purists. After the misfired mainstream drudgery of Mission to Mars (2000), it's a relief to see De Palma getting back to his perverse, psychoanalytic-infused roots, exploring notions of voyeurism, sexuality, violence, and manipulative domination both on-screen and behind the camera.
De Palma opens the film in utterly ballsy fashion by showing his femme fatale, an icy blonde named Laure Ash (Rebecca Romijn-Stamos) watching the ultimate femme fatale, Barbara Stanwyck's Phyllis Dietrichson in Billy Wilder's Double Indemnity (1944). This obviously invites comparison, which some have read as reckless at best, stupid at worst. But, that's De Palma "up yours" attitude and, if you can't take it there, then the rest of the movie probably isn't for you either. After all, De Palma is setting up a comparison, but one in which we are meant to eventually find more differences than similarities. While Phyllis is bad through and through ("rotten to the core" as she herself says), Laure is a more complex creature, a meditation on slinky feminine evil that suggests that the naughty and the nice might co-exist in our worst fictional vixens.
The narrative is not worth describing in detail because it is so complex, convoluted, twisted, and sometimes downright confusing. It begins with Laure operating as part of an elaborate heist in the Palais des Festivals at the 2001 Cannes Film Festival (De Palma actually convinced the French to allow him to film during the festival itself, thus filling the frame with real European celebrities). The heist goes bad, and Laure ends up double-crossing everyone, winding up with millions of dollars in diamonds. (In true Hitchcock fashion, though, the diamonds are a macguffin—they ultimately don't mean a thing other than as an excuse to set the plot in motion.)
She ends up on a plane to the U.S. next to a prominent American businessman named Bruce Hewitt Watts (Peter Coyote). Seven years later, he is the ambassador to France and she is his wife. Meanwhile, Laure's ex-associates have not forgotten the double-cross and are looking for her. And, as every femme fatale must have a patsy, the role is amply filled by Antonio Banderas as Nicolas Bardo, a good-hearted paparazzi photographer (how's that for a twisted oxymoron?) who gets involved with Laure in all the worst ways, trailing along behind her even when he knows it's bad for his health.
That brief run-down only begins to touch on everything that happens, and the narrative's inherent instability and lack of cohering internal logic is one of the first clues to what De Palma is up to. Rather than spinning a complex story, he's more interesting in slapping as many signifiers on the screen as possible, running through a litany of film noir stock characters and situation types, reinventing them in a modern guise and exposing them for their inherent artifice. The opening heist scenario is a perfect example, as it is flawlessly constructed on a formal level, conveying a complex plan with virtually no dialogue, only bravura camera moves and exquisite framing. Yet, the plan itself is so outrageously ridiculous (it involves Laure seducing a movie director's girlfriend in the ladies' room and disrobing her of a priceless jeweled breastplate that is then switched out with a fake by someone in the next stall) that one cannot help but laugh while being simultaneously awe-struck by the virtuosity with which De Palma pulls it off.
The same might be said for Rebecca Romijn-Stamos, who, like many of Hitchcock's leading ladies (well, at least Tippi Hedron), is a beautiful blonde of limited acting ability. Romijn-Stamons fits the physical aspects of the role perfectly; tall, lithe, full-lipped, and utterly sensual, she dominates every frame she's in, even making someone with the presence of Antonio Banderas seem like a sap. De Palma wisely keeps her from speaking as much as possible, and when she does she speaks lines that sound like ... well, like something from a movie.
To accuse the film of having bad acting or phony dialogue or to complain that the characters don't feel "real" is to completely miss the point—De Palma is making a movie and he wants you to know it. There are no attempts to suture you into the narrative or connive you into the notion that any of this is even remotely real. It is artifice through and through, and De Palma is loving every minute of it.
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A closer look at the Steve Spagnuolo intrigue
Steve Spagnuolo is now available, sending a portion of Eagles fans into debate about the prospect of hiring the former Eagles linebackers coach/Giants defensive coordinator/Rams head coach/Saints defensive coordinator.
A closer look at the Steve Spagnuolo intrigue
Zach Berman, Inquirer Staff Writer
Steve Spagnuolo is now available, sending a portion of Eagles fans into debate about the prospect of hiring the former Eagles linebackers coach/Giants defensive coordinator/Rams head coach/Saints defensive coordinator.
Of course, the Eagles defensive coordinator job might not be as available as it appears, if the job is simply waiting on ice for 49ers defensive backs coach Ed Donatell after the Super Bowl.
But any potential marriage between Spagnuolo and the Eagles might also be complicated by the Eagles' potential scheme. There have been hints that the Eagles will switch ot a 3-4 under coach Chip Kelly. (Donatell ran a 4-3 in his stops as a defensive coordinator, but coaches in San Francisco, where they run a 3-4.) Spagnuolo's career has been marked by an attacking 4-3 defense similar to the one Jim Johnson used with the Eagles. In fact, one of the reasons the Saints made the change was because they want to run a 3-4. (It also didn't help that the Saints gave up more yards than any team in history under Spagnuolo last season.)
But for argument's sake, let's examine Spagnuolo. There is a faction of fans who see what happened in New Orleans last season and don't want anything to do with Spagnuolo. Of course, he also won a Super Bowl in his first season as defensive coordinator with the Giants. He's well thought of around the NFL, and especially in the NFC East. The Eagles know him, he knows Philadelphia. He also has head-coaching experience, which could be a benefit on the staff.
Spagnuolo has a connection to Kelly. They both have New England roots (as do many members of Kelly's prospective staff), and coached in the same conference in the early 1990s. Because Spagnuolo just became available on Thursday, his candidacy is a recent development. Perhaps there's a different spot on the staff for him -- an assistant head coach role, or something of that nature -- or maybe Spagnuolo can find a coordinator job elsewhere.
But if the Eagles go to a 3-4, don't expect Spagnuolo to be the coordinator.
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Karpas, a virologist, was the first person to identify the AIDS virus in Britain. He is testing the new compound. Oxaid has been patented by Oxford Universtiy. It has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administra- - tion for testing on people in the United States. The tests are scheduled to start in a few weeks. "In a test tube, it's a cure," Dwek told the London Jewish Chronicle. mmimtwmimmmmmmKmmm In The Chronicle ^mmmrummmlminm mum in ■ m At fb* Center;.;.,/.». 14.J5 Bowling .,-,..,;...-..'..7,.-18 Classified,,,.;.;-.,,/,».,: id ComttJunityCalendar .... % E0^aiyeatixrea'.'.\: iV*6 Fifty ytqm Ago. ,V. .'-i«j ttere^*'TBere*.-.7»'7.v.. 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Brenner told the World Jewish Congress that "the community is well, although Jewish establishments and stores suffered from the riots, as did others." Brenner said that no anti-Semitic manifestations were reported in the riots. Warning Of 'Refugee Emergency,' Senators Propose Doubling Quota WASHINGTON (JTA) — A bill to double the number of refugee slots for Soviet emigrants to 50,000 was introduced in the Senate last week by Sens. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) and Robert Kasten (R-Wis.). "A refugee emergency has now developed in the flow of Jewish refugees and others from the Soviet Union," the two senators said in a statement. By the end of this month, the flow of Soviet emigrants is expected to reach the ceiling of 25,000 set for refugees from the Soviet Union for the 1989 fiscal year, which began last Oct. 1, Kennedy and Kasten said. The refugee ceiling has actually been increased from 18,000 by President Reagan before leaving office in January by taking quotas that were expected not to be Miriam Yenkin Participates In UJA Fact Finding Mission Greeks To Investigate Nazi Extermination Of Salonika Jews ATHENS, (JTA) — The Greek government is about to launch the first official investigation into the extermination of the 50,000 Jews of Salonika under Nazi occupation during World War II. The investigation, formally requested by West Germany, could lead Bonn to seek the extradition of Alois Brunner, one of the last major Nazi war criminals still at large, who is known to be living in Syria. The request, by the West German Justice Ministry, was signed by Mein Vetsell, the attorney'geherar in Frankfurt. It refers to specific criminal acts by Brunner, a close aide of Adolf Eichmann who was an SS captain stationed in Salonika.' Campaign Closing Luncheon To Be Held Thursday, April 6 Miriam Yenkin, Columbus Jewish Federation past president and national vice-chair of the United Jewish Appeal (UJA), participated in UJA's national fact-finding mission, Feb. 9-15. The 1989 Jewish Community Campaign closing luncheon will be held on Thursday, April 6, beginning at noon, at the Leo Yassenoff Jewish Center. "This year we have the honor of having Irving Schottenstein assume the portion of Closing Event chairman," announced Alan Wasserstrom, 1989 General Campaign chair. Schottenstein currently serves as president of the Columbus Jewish Foundation. A strong supporter of the Columbus Jewish community, he currently serves on the boards of the Columbus Jewish Federation, Columbus Torah Academy and Heritage House. "The Campaign closing, luncheon is a time set aside to dedicate and pay tribute to the hard work and perse- (CONTINUED ON PAGE 111 in Vienna and Ladispoli, a small seaside town near Rome and spoke with officials from both the JDC and the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS). Findings from this trip will help UJA act rapidly with policies and strategy to effectively cope with the huge influx of Soviet Jews, the largest emigration in nine years, pouring into the resettlement agencies. (See related feature on page 2.) used, by refugees from Southeast Asia. The bill provides an extra $150 million to pay for the processing and resettlement of the additional refugees. The funds are to be taken from the $665 million appropriated for states absorbing a large number of refugees. Kennedy and Kasten said that it is expected that only $70 million of these funds will actually be used by the states in the 1989 fiscal year. The senators hope that their legislation will be passed on a expedited basis. "We would like to put it on the fast track," said Michael Myers, a staff member of the Senate Judiciary subcommittee on immigration and refugees. In a letter urging support - from their fellow senators, Kennedy and Kasten warned, "If funds are not found by April, refugees will be turned back, left to languish in Rome at great cost in care and maintenance, and the voluntary agencies involved in the program-will be forced to close down." Columbus Muslims And Jews To Co-Sponsor Conference Miriam Yenkin The mission visited Vienna and Rome to determine, as precisely as possible, the full scope of needs Soviet Jews face awaiting entry to the United States. Yenkin, along with five other national UJA officers, toured the Joint Distribution Committee (JDC) facilities Congregation Tifereth Israel, 1354 E. Broad St., and The Islamic Foundation of Central Ohio, 1428_ E. Broad St. join together to co-sponsor Muslims and Jews: A Common Past; A Hopeful Future, Sunday, March 19, from noon until 5 p.m. at the Great Southern Hotel, 310 S. High St. Registration will begin at 11 a.m. The conference is made possible through a grant from the Ohio.Human- ities Council, a state-based agency of the National Endowment for the Humanities, which makes grants to non-profit organizations in Ohio for public programs in the humanities as well as a grant from The Columbus Foundation. Additional sponsors are: Ohio State University's Melton Center For Jewish Studies, The Middle (CONTINUED ON PAGE 6) Bexley Mayor David Madison Proclaims March 10-12 'NCSY Shabbaton Weekend' David H. Madison, mayor of the City of Bexley, has issued a proclamation, declaring March 10-12 as "NCSY Shabbaton Weekend," in conjunction with the first Central East/Midwest Inter- Regional NCSY Shabbaton in the history of both regions, to be held at the Agudas Achim Synagogue. The proclamation from the Mayor's office will be presented to Rabbi Raphael B. Butler, the national director of the National Conference of Synagogue Youth of the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregation, who will offer the Shabbat morning sermon in the main sanctuary of the Agudas Achim Synagogue on March 11. As the national NCSY director, Rabbi Butler oversees and helps implement ongoing social and recreational programs for over 30,000 religious and unaffiliated Jewish teens nationwide and in Canada. He has introduced the Jewish community to such innovative programs as the Jerusalem Experience, Our Way for the deaf and Yachad for the developmentally disabled. Prior to assuming his current position in 1981, Habbi Butler was founder and director of the Center for Teachers Training in Brooklyn, N.Y., and has coordinated a number of communal activities throughout North America. Highlighting the upcoming holiday of Purim, the theme will be: "An Added Measure of Joy." Rabbi Alan G. Ciner will deliver the keynote address on Friday evening. Rabbi Mark Cohn, Central East NCSY regional director, and Rabbi Mark Volk, Midwest NCSY regional director, are jointly coordinating the, Shabbaton. Cities which will be participating include: Cincinnati; Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, Des Moines,-Detroit, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Louisville, Memphis, Minneapolis, Omaha, Peoria, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Wichita and 'Winnipeg. ■ According to Peggy Ginsburg, chairwoman of the Agudas Achim Youth Services Committee and Inter- Regional Shabbaton chairwoman, "The Inter-Regional NCSY Shabbaton will be the largest youth conclave in Central Ohio in the past decade! There is a great deal of excitement among community teenagers and laypersons. We are honored that our Agudas Achim Synagogue was selected to host this historic event." The Agudas Achim Ohr Chadash NCSY chapter of Bexley was founded in the fall of 1985 under the leadership of Rabbi Alan G. Ciner, and in the spring of 1988 was recognized as the Central East NCSY Outstanding Chapter of" the Year at the Twentieth Annual Regional Convention. "The Inter-Regional Shabbaton will offer teens an opportunity to join with 300 participants in a unique learning and social experience," explained Rabbi Hillel and Chana Fox, advisors to the Agudas Achim Ohr Chadash NCSY chapter. "Some of the highlights will include ongoing study groups, singing and ruach, sporting events, Jewish Rock Band, a certified hypnotist and Melave Malke Mash Bash." Staff will include pulpit rabbis, educators and student advisors from various cities. Local rabbis who are participating include: Rabbi Aaron Banayan, Rabbi Chaim Capland, Rabbi Hirsh Chinn, Rabbi Albert Elbaz, Rabbi Joel Epstein and Rabbi David Stavsky. Joel Stavsky, who serves as Regional Junior NCSY and BJY youth director, will coordinate programming for local Junior NCSY along with Sue Lipkin, Yehuda Lowy and Steve aril Leah Mueller. Participants will be staying at homes in close proximity to the synagogue, and all meals will be served at the synagogue. The Proclamation conclude?: "Whereas the National Conference of Synagogue Youth' of the (CONTINUED ON PAGE 61 7,'.'.(',
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WASHINGTON — Jimmy Rollins wasn't able to play the final series against the Washington Nationals because of a strained calf, but he was there after Wednesday's regular-season finale to say his piece.
While the most eye-widening words to come out of the veteran shortstop's mouth was a prediction that the Nationals are "second place" if the Phillies return healthy in 2013, he also addressed other matters surrounding the team. They included:
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• Coaching changes: "As a coach you're hired knowing you're going to be fired someday. It's just the way it goes, unfortunately. I liked Sam (Perlozzo). He was my ground-ball partner every day. It'll be different, finding someone to hit me ground balls where I need them."
The Phillies suffered terribly at third base for much of the season, as Placido Polanco's back failed him, and both Ty Wigginton and Mike Fontenot did little to pad the loss either with the glove or the bat once Polanco landed on the disabled list.
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Chicago, IL
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My husband an I purchased this sweeper on Saturday (11/5/11), and we returned it the very same day! I hate to say it was all my idea, I was trying to make things easier for us but boy was I wrong!! The other reviews which complained on how difficult to put together it is were completely accurate. The screws and bolts fit together so tightly that they seem not to belong together. Also one of the wheels had fallen off in the box, and I know both wheels were supposed to be already attached. Okay we didn't let this keep us from proceeding, so once it was all done we took it outside only to find out the thing does not work well at all! It did pick up leaves but you must pass over an area several times and even doing that there were still leaves there! In addition the bag is so shallow that it filled up very quickly. Half of your time will be spent dumping the bag! We ended up putting the sweeper in the truck and getting out our rakes!! It was a complete waste of time!! I know most gadgets are not perfect but in my opinion this one was very poorly made and makes the job more difficult. The price is great, but if it doesn't work well I don't think its such a bargain anymore.
Pittsburgh, PA
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Was very difficult to assemble because the screws and the nuts were very tight. I had to use WD40 to get them to work. Then the handle that goes together was extremely tight and I needed a rubber mallet. Craftsman should be ashamed of themselves. You can tell the quality of the parts is garbage. Then when I use the thing, the bag is so small that I constantly have to stop to empty it (my leaves have just started to fall, so I can't imagine once there is a lot of leaves). The leaves also get jammed in the sweeping mechanism. This product is a great idea, and I've seen other people use non Craftsman ones and they worked great.
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