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Bizet created opera's foremost femme fatale, the gypsy Carmen, whose irresistable allure draws men to their doom.
ACT I In a square in Seville, townspeople and soldiers relax in the sun. Micaëla arrives in search of her sweetheart, Don José, a corporal. A fellow officer, Moralès, tells her José will be there later, then offers himself as a substitute, but she leaves hastily. As the guard changes, children parade, imitating the soldiers, whose number now includes José. At the sound of the noon bell, girls from the cigarette factory come to smoke and chat. Carmen, a gypsy who works in the factory, flirts with the local men, airing her philosophy of life: love is a wild bird that cannot be tamed. Sullen and distracted, José sits apart. Carmen tosses him a flower from her bodice as the work bell calls the girls back inside. Micaëla returns to give José news of his mother, who has sent him a kiss, which the girl delivers shyly. No sooner has she left than a disturbance is heard in the factory: Carmen is involved in a fight. The girls run out, arguing over who started it. Lt. Zuniga orders José to arrest Carmen. Her wrists bound, she is left alone with José, who forbids her to speak to him. Instead, she flirts with him by singing "to herself" about Lillas Pastia's inn and the rendezvous she might make with "a certain officer" who has taken her fancy. José, intoxicated, agrees to let her escape in exchange for the promised rendezvous; when she pushes him to the ground and runs off, he is arrested for his negligence. ACT II A month later, at Lillas Pastia's, Carmen regales the customers with a gypsy song. The matador Escamillo arrives, boasting of his exploits in the arena. He is immediately attracted to Carmen, who puts off his advances. Dancaïre and Remendado try to convince Frasquita, Mercédès and Carmen to accompany them on their next smuggling trip. The girls are game, except for Carmen, who says she is in love with José and is awaiting his return from prison. The others laugh at her, then depart as José is heard approaching. Carmen sing and dances for him, but when a distant bugle sounds, he says he must return to the barracks. Carmen mocks him, saying he doesn't love her, and he replies that he has kept the flower she threw, conjuring her image in his prison cell. He refuses her suggestion that he join her wild mountain life, but when Zuniga breaks in, looking for Carmen, José loses his temper and attacks his superior. Carmen summons the other gypsies, who throw the lieutenant out. José, now an outlaw, has no choice but to join their band. ACT III In their mountain hideout, the smugglers congratulate themselves on their successful trade, but José is unhappy. Carmen finds his homesickness tiresome and occupies herself with her friends, reading fortunes in the cards. Frasquita foresees a lover, Mercédès a rich husband, but Carmen sees only death. The gypsies leave José as lookout, and Micaëla enters, frightened but determined to find him. She hides at the sound of a shot, fired by José as a warning to Escamillo, who has come looking for Carmen. The two men start to fight but are separated by the gypsies. Escamillo invites them all to his next bullfight and leaves. Remendado discovers Micaëla, who has come to beg José to return home to his ailing mother. Carmen dismisses him willingly, but José, convinced she wants to take up with Escamillo, vows to find her again after he has seen his mother. ACT IV In Seville's Plaza de Toros, the crowd gathers for the bullfight, hailing Escamillo. He and Carmen declare their love, and he enters the ring. Carmen's friends warn that José has been spotted nearby, but she defiantly remains in the square to face him. He enters and begs her to return to him, saying there is still time for them to start again. She replies that everything is finished between them, tossing his ring in his face as the crowd cheers the triumphant Escamillo. When Carmen tries to run past José into the arena, he stabs her, then falls by her body in despair.


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I got Jolteon, which also happens to be my favourite.
Espoen..Such a awesome pokemon
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I don't really use any of them but I would probably use Jolteon though...
I choose Jolteon but I regret it because I want Glaceon now.
Ash: Now I chose you!
Electro Ball!
-Pikachu: PikaPika-Chu-Pi!-
espeon is always my first choice, but once i can breed it i always make sure i have every eevelotion
I am not currently breeding, but will trade away my stock for free - the link in the picture takes you to my list of all DWFs released so far, my stocklist and the rules (which are generally just common courtesy and explaining how I work). My aim is to help people, not for personal gain so if you want something, just ask!
This game was unfortunately superseded by the Dream World Eevee, although now we all have the opportunity to get every Eevee evolution with their Dream World abilities!
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i got a vaporeon i love vaporeon so i was happy with that i like all the eevees
my white party
my favorite pokemon
I chose glaceon because I like ice types, and the act that it has great special attack and can learn frost breath aka dragon killer!
My White team. Fear the strength or feel the wrath.
I claim Salamence!
White FC: to come...
Got umbreon just happens to be my favorite eeveelution.
I chose a Glaceon coz I was wanting Vaporeon or espeon layed the game coming up to 30 times was sick of it so jusy chose whatever I got next
I want to become a greatest friend of my lovely Leafeon, because Leafeon is a cute pokémon!
I believe I got Vaporeon, then again I probably got Umbreon.... I can't remember lol.
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Tense moments in a popular department store overnight, as an armed man holed up inside told authorities he was not afraid to get into a shootout.
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Jolteon @ Choice Specs
Modest/Timid 252 SAtt, 252 Spd
Shadow Ball
Volt Switch
HP Ice
Jolteon @ Choice Specs
Modest/Timid 252 SAtt, 252 Spd
Shadow Ball
Volt Switch
HP Ice
Latios @ Haban Berry
4 HP / 252 Sp Def / 252 Speed
Draco Meteor
Dragon Pulse
Survives a Specs Draco Meteor 100% of the time and OHKOs with its own Meteor. Outruns due to your use of HP Fire.
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Empoleon @ Leftovers
Trait: Torrent
EVs: 252 HP / 4 SAtk / 252 SDef
Calm Nature
- Scald
- Ice Beam
- Toxic
- Protect
Latios does crap, and I 3HKO with Ice Beam at worse.
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If Empoleon gets low damage rolls with Ice Beam and Latios get high rolls with Psyshock, Latios can come out on top.
252 SpAtk Choice Specs Latios (+SpAtk) Psyshock vs 252 HP/0 Def Empoleon: 32.26% - 37.9% (3-4 hits to KO)
4 SpAtk Empoleon Ice Beam vs 0 HP/0 SpDef Latios: 45.85% - 54.49% (2-3 hits to KO)
Is it really a counter when it's not 100% guaranteed to come out on top??
It only needs to win 70% of the time, but I'm too lazy to calc the exact chance of me winning, so I'll just be generic this time.
Tyranitar @ Choice Scarf
Trait: Sandstream
EVs: 252 Atk / 4 SDef / 252 Spd
Jolly Nature
- Crunch
- Stone Edge
- Superpower
- Aqua Tail
Nothing you have OHKOs, while I outspeed and OHKO with Crunch.
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Dry Skin
252 Atk / 252 HP
-Swords Dance
-Drain Punch
-Gunk Shot
-Ice Punch
Chuckles at all of T-tars attacks; only Stone Edge can manage a 3KO. STAB Drain Punch is just overkill.
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Landorus-I @Life Orb
252 SpAtk 252 Speed 4 HP
Earth Power
Sludge Wave
Focus Blast
Hidden Power [Ice]
I guess it is sheer force landorus (you forgot to mention ability)
I think it counters:
cress @lefties
252 HP, 252 sp.def, 4 def
Calm (+ sp.defense -attack I always confuse it with careful)
-Ice Beam
-Morning Sun
with 130/120 sp.defense.. I don't think none STAB moves can do that much..
Oops, I knew there was something I forgot. Yea I was going for Sheer Force
Scizor @Life Orb
252 Atk 252 Speed 4 HP
Bug Bite
Bullet Punch
Quick Attack
Chandelier @ Life Orb
Flame Body
252 sp atk/252 HP/ 4 def
Shadow Ball
HP (Electric)
Credits to Brutaka for siggy
Heatran @leftovers
flash fire
252 hp 252 spatk
Earth power
Hidden power [ice]
Fire blast


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Hits Of Sinatra/Portraits Of Johnny Mathis
CD (Item 595183) Vocalion (UK), 1964/1965 — Condition: New Copy
Instrumental versions of hits from two different singers! Hits Of Sinatra features full orchestrations from Robert Farnon on a host of material made big by Ol' Blue Eyes – including a fair bit of the Sammy Cahn/Jimmy Van Heusen numbers that led off some of Sinatra's best albums for Capitol! In keeping with the Farnon approach, the backings are heavy on strings, but still have a relatively lean feel too – almost a Nelson Riddle sort of style – on tunes that include "In The Wee Small Hours", "Come Fly With Me", "The Second Time Around", "All The Way", and "Young At Heart". A Portait Of Johnny Mathis is a great tribute to the velvet-voiced singer – and one that features some jazz elements stepping out of the larger orchestrations – with work by Shake Keane on flugelhorn, Kenny Baker on trumpet, Johnny Scott on flute, Bob Burns on alto, and Don Lusher on trombone! Titles include "Misty", "It's Not For Me To Say", "When Sunny Gets Blue", "A Certain Smile", "Gina", "Wonderful Wonderful", and "What Will Mary Say". © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. |
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It's rare when a criminal jokes with a judge who just sentenced her to prison, but 82-year-old Doris Thompson did just that Thursday as she left a Torrance courtroom.
The career criminal, charged with 10 burglaries, walked into Torrance Superior Court Judge Mark Arnold's courtroom ready to make a deal that might give her a chance to see freedom one more time in about three years.
"I'm almost 83 years old," Thompson said. "I'm not going to live for six years."
Facing possibly 19 years in prison, Thompson had previously turned down plea bargains that would have sent her to county jail. Why? She wanted prison, where she believes the health care is better, her attorney said.
So prosecutors, her defense attorney and the judge figured out a way to make a prison term happen.
Under new state sentencing guidelines to relieve prison overcrowding, burglars like Thompson serve their sentences in county jails, leaving state prison cells for violent criminals. Thompson, whose birthday is in January, has previously told judges she hates county jail.
"I cannot do no time in Lynwood," Thompson told
Thompson, who has 25 aliases, was arrested in August and charged with committing 10 burglaries at doctors' offices in Torrance and Long Beach. Police said Thompson hid inside offices in medical buildings, emerged after workers closed for the night, rummaged for keys and stole $17,000 from lock boxes.
It wasn't her first brush with the law.
Thompson's rap sheet is 21 pages long and dates to 1955. She has spent the majority of her life behind bars for crimes ranging from disturbing the peace and burglary to forgery and grand theft. In 1957, Thompson was convicted of murder, but deemed insane and sent to a mental hospital.
When Thompson arrived in court Thursday, she put on a headset to help her hear. Prosecutors were prepared for a preliminary hearing to present evidence gathered against her to determine whether she would stand trial. Five witnesses, including police officers and victims, were ready to testify before the judge.
Thompson's attorney, Deputy Public Defender Michael Ooley, announced she wanted to go to prison and be examined by a psychiatrist.
"I'm going to do that on my own whether you offer it or not," said Thompson, a rare defendant who wasn't told to be quiet.
Thompson, who previously had been offered six years, eight months for a guilty plea, said she would take the deal. Prisoners usually serve half their sentences, giving her a chance at freedom in about three years, when she will be 85.
"Yes, I'm pleading right now," she said, complaining about her diabetes and blood sugar.
Deputy District Attorney Lisa Houle refiled the burglary charges as thefts so the judge could sentence her to prison, not county jail. Thompson then loudly admitted to five counts and agreed to pay back her victims.
"I plead guilty," she said.
Under her deal, she was headed Thursday straight to prison. Asked to sign a form, she asked which one of her names to use, "Thompson, right?" she said.
Ooley said in an interview that Thompson believed health care in prison was better than in county jail. Two years ago, when Torrance Judge Thomas Sokolov sentenced Thompson to three years in prison for similar burglaries in Torrance, she said she hoped to die behind bars.
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Posted on 09.4.2012 15:00 by Simona Filed under: Subaru | coupe | sports cars | future cars | Subaru BRZ
Toyota and Subaru have always said they were going to unveil their collaborative vehicles at the same time, so after finally seeing the production version Toyota GT 86, the production version of the highly anticipated BRZ sports car was given its time to shine. Next to the GT 86, the new BRZ will be making its world debut this week at the Tokyo Auto Show and will go on sale early next year.
While developing the two sports cars, Subaru and Toyota promised they would deliver totally different design languages, but upon close inspection, the two vehicles are almost identical. Both vehicles have a strong front fascia, but the BRZ will be distinguished by a Subaru-signed hexagon lower grille, front bumper design, and headlight detailing. Other details setting it apart are the custom fender vents, integrated exhaust tips, and revised tail-lamps.
As previously confirmed, the Subaru BRZ will be powered by the same 2.0-liter horizontally-opposed boxer engine found in the GT 86. The engine even delivers the same 200 HP and 151 lb-ft torque, meaning the promised 300 HP will be reserved for the STI version.
UPDATE 04/12/2012: Subaru has finally dropped an online configurator for their new BRZ sports car. So, go online ad start playing with it and configure the model you like!
UPDATE 09/04/2012: Following up on the awesomeness of its "Scorched" commercial, the Subaru BRZ returns for yet another cool advertisement. This time, it's called "Snake," and as the name evidently suggests, it can slither in and around an intense track beset by natural disasters. Check out the ad in all its glory by clicking on the image above!
Hit the jump to read more about the 2012 Subaru BRZ.
The new Subaru BRZ features the wide and low body of a stylish coupe and has been built on a 2,570 mm wheelbase. With a total weight of 2689 lbs, the BRZ offers a 2+2 seating, plus ample space in the trunk.
The entire car has been designed in order to deliver "an ultra-low center of gravity package." The package starts off with a low hood design featuring Subaru's six-star ornament, a hexagon-shaped lower grille, and long, slit-looking headlights that match those of the GT 86. Features of the GT 86 can also be seen on the shapely fender flares, projecting rear wheel arches, a specially designed C-pillar shape, rear glass inclination, and trunk lid layout. The back of the BRZ comes sporting integrated exhaust tips and revised tail-lamps. One of the few differences between the exterior of the two sports cars is the new wheel and tire package for the BRZ.
Inside the Subaru BRZ, we expect to find a similar, driver-oriented interior with the new tachometer with digitally displayed speedometer that has been placed in the center of the gauges so that the driver can instantly see information without diverting attention from the road. The sports seats will be designed to offer a lowered sitting position and the steering wheel will be smaller to achieve sports car maneuverability.
Key Facts/Performance
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Standard Features: BRZ Premium
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Optional for Premium and Limited: 6-speed automatic transmission with manual shift mode, downshift blipping control, steering wheel paddle shift control switches, sport shift mode and snow shift mode.
The 2012 Subaru BRZ came a little late to the party, bringing the same engine setup found on the Toyota GT 86: a 2.0-liter horizontally-opposed boxer engine equipped with Toyota's direct injection and port injection technology "D-4S." This engine delivers a total of 200 HP and 151 lb-ft torque, basically confirming that the previously promised 300 HP will be left for the STI version. It is mated to either a standard 6-speed manual transmission with short stroke shift lever or with an optional 6-speed automatic tranny that has an "S mode" for better shifting response and an "M mode" for optional shifting.
The Subaru BRZ offers excellent maneuverability and stability thanks to its "ultra-low center of gravity package," a feature that has been seemingly left out of the Toyota GT 86. The front suspension employs struts for light-weight and high rigidity, while a double wishbone layout is adopted at the rear for better shock absorption. The front strut mount was lowered, but still maintains the stroke. All models will be equipped with electronic stability control to provide both driving pleasure and safety.
According to a report from Car And Driver, the US market will only be receiving 6000 units of the Subaru BRZ sports car for the 2013 model year. US dealers are already accepting orders for the car, but prices haven't been announced just yet.
The new Subaru BRZ will be competing with, well, the GT-86. Toyota's version will be Subaru's natural rival and it should be interesting to see the first-year sales of these clone cars. Both models will likely have similar performance and some of the same styling cues, so it should be a fun comparison test.
In addition to the Toyota, the BRZ will go up against the Mazda MX-5, Nissan's 370Z, the Ford Mustang, and possibly the V6 Chevrolet Camaro. Of course, we have to wait until we have complete specs and pricing to make an accurate comparison.
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3f0^ Serving Columbus, Daytori. Xfentrat and Southwestern Ohio WR '!m^/ Vol. 44, No. 38 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1966 —2 TISHREI 5727 EH ^^zsiJSuvi JWV Leader Issues Statement On Talk WASHINGTON, (JTA) — Malcolm A. Tarlov, national com¬ mander of the Jewish War Veterans, issued a supplementary statement on his "Impressions" arising from a meeting with Presi¬ dent Johnson last week. He said the JWV delegation reported to the President on the continued support of the organization for the President's policy in Viet Nam. "We discussed with the President th6 U.S. treaty commit¬ ments In Southeast Asia. The President observed that the United States must live up to its written agreements In South- east Asia just as it has to live .up to the commitments to pro¬ vide military support for free •world countries In the Middle East and elsewhere, even where our country has other than for- "mal rnllitairy assistance commit¬ ments. It was mentioned that the problems of maintaining Ameri¬ can commitments against Com¬ munist aggression in the Far East, in the Near East; and else¬ where in the world are all inter- related and interdependent," Tarlov stated. "WB ASSITBED the President that JWV plans ta. bring its message to the entire Jewish community concerning the im¬ portance of supporting the Pres¬ ident's policy in Viet Nam as well as elsewhere," the JWV state- irient said. Tarlov stressed to the President the recent JWV resolu¬ tion stating that "we endorse the courageous action of Presi¬ dent Johnson in increasing our military committnent, while searching, every, possible IchtuJT ¦'ir^1f6r^tKi^'ae6Kirmtii#inif .tliat niust be negotiated to end .the conflict in Viet Nam." Washington Orttloal of Johnson's Bequest to Jews on Viet Nam WASHINGTON, (JTA)—Dis¬ agreement with President John- son's request for a publicity cam¬ paign by American Jewry in support of the Administration's involvement in Viet Nam was indicated here by a numl)er of State Department officials. Such officials thought the President was mindful of domes¬ tic political considerations. From a foreign policy viewpoint, how¬ ever, they thought that purely "Jewish" expressions within the United States might Injure dip¬ lomatic objectives in Arab states where the United States was trying to win support for its Viet Nam stand. • IT WAS POINTED out that if Jewish personalities and leaders, including businessmeh and Zion¬ ists, publish statements identify¬ ing themselves as Jews with the U.S. position on Viet Nam, this might be exploited by Arab prop¬ aganda and Hanoi sympathizers to depict the war as /"backed" by Zionism, reaction, colonialism, and imperialism." A view emerging hi the State Department, in the wake of pub¬ lication !':bf the President's re¬ quest to the Jewish War Veter¬ ans, was that Jews should ad¬ here as indlvldu£ils to their (jOV- errunent's commitments in Viet Nam but that a special Jewish pro-Viet Nam campaign might prove "counter-productive." (coirtlnuid on pag* 4) Clromding The News Editorial 2 Beal Estate 8 Society 6, 7 Shopping Guide 4 Synagogues 4 Sports 9,10 Teen Scene 8 Top Speakers Face ""God Is AMve' Topic At Annual REW Religious Emphasis Week 1966 opens this Sunday, September 18. R.E.W. at Beth Jacob has become not only a local tradition, but has achieved viridespread national prominence. Held Einnually during Aseres y'mai T'Shuvah, the days Ijetween Rosh Hashana and Yom IQppur, when the Book of Life is left open for each individual Jew to return to the ways of G-d, R.E.W. has become a symbol of fine oratory presented by the Beth Jacob Congrega¬ tion to the Columbus Jewish commtmity. This year's chairman, Dr. May¬ nard Gioldmeier, imder tbe guid¬ ance of Rabbi Stavsky, has been ably assisted by Mrs. Willian;i Bless, Mrs. Saul CJoldmeier, Mrs. Julius Cohen, Aaron Supowlt, Hal Tanenbaum, Saul Goldmeler, Al¬ vin Shames, Martin Schecter, and Joe Nlchol. On Saturday, September 17, Rabbi David Stavsky will pre¬ sent in Yiddish at 10:30 a.m. the "Shabbos T'Shuvah Derasha" on the theme, "G-d Was, Is, and ShaU Be Alive." DB. WALTEB 8. Wurtzburger will lead off the array of this year's R.E.W. guest speakers at 8:30 pjn. on Sunday, September 18, in the social hall of the Beth Jacob Synagogue, 959 Bulen Ave. His theme will be "G-d is AUve in the Synagogue," a sub-title to the overall theme of "G-d is Alive." On Tuesday evening at 8:30 a Yiddish orator and Torah schol¬ ar. Rabbi Chaim Elazary of the Agudas Achim Congregation of Canton, Ohio for the past 25 years will give a dtoshe ta Yid¬ dish on "G-d is Alive ta the Home." Rabbi Elazary is a mem¬ ber of the executive board of the , Agafias Ha-rabonim, the oldest ixtdy of Orthodox rabbis ta The World's Week \ Compiled from JTA and WUP Reports . WHITE PliAINS, N.V., (JTA) — A State Supreme Court justice took under advisement a petition by 25 parents opposing plans of the Rockland County school board to use a church and a synagogue for public school classes. The parents, in a petition calling the plan "unconstitutional" and In violation of the church-state separation clause, asked that the i )oard be banned from using St. Joseph's Caitholic Church .nd Temple Beth El for classes. Both are in Spring Valley. Leo Pfeffer of New York, counsel for the American Jewish Congress, appeared for the parents before Justice John Dillon. He argued that sending children to buildings whose "atmosphere was religious" was in vio¬ lation of the "sincere, honest religious feelings" of the petitioning parents. LONDON, (JTA) — Dr. Immanuel Jakobovits, of New York, a 44-year-old Orthodox rabbi who was born in. Ger¬ many and educated in London, was elected as chief rabbi of the United Hebrew Congregation of the British Common¬ wealth. ' CHICAGO, (JTA) — George Rockwell, the American Nazi, was arrested here by Chicago police as he led a march of his Nazi followers in Gage Park, an all-Negro section of Chicago. Police also arrested a Los Angeles man, Ralph Forbes, on charges of trying to Interfere with Rockwell's arrest. A main named Ralph Forbes headed an American Nazi Party headquarters in Glendale, California. UNIXED NATIONS, (WUP) — The world organization this week listed the first 25 UN member states to sign the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forma of Racial Discriminalon adopted by the General Assembly last year. Among these is Israel, the Scandinavian countries, several Latin States and Africans, the Soviet bloc countries, etc. The only Arab State listed is Tunisia. The U.S. is conspicuously absent. NEW YORK, (WUP) — "There's no overt anti-Semitism •~lirT:liFSovlerUHltm7'bnt-jgwlBh"euUuraiat!tlvitie3'-stand-at~>' zero arid the press continues to publish remarks about Israel." Thus reported Dr. M. I. Salomon, noted New York physician, upon his return last week from an extended visit Jo the USSR and other Eastern countries. On the plus side, Dr. Salomon told the World-Union Press, the Soviets have completely eradicated illiteracy, but medicine, he said, "is 20 years behind the times." UNITED NATIONS, (WUP) — Ambassador Arthur Goldberg, who finds no difficulty in reading the traditional Hebrew prayers, is observing Rosh Hashanah this year in a New York Orthodox synagogue of which one of his friends is an officer. The U.S. Ambassador to the UN, who has just completed on year of successful service as Washington's Representative in the world organization, made this fact known in an amiable chat with David Horowitz, editor pf the World-Union. Press and U.S. correspondent for "Hayom" , daily of Israel, and Richard Yaffe, correspondent for the \ London Jewish Chronicle and for Israels daily "Al Hamlsh- mar," during a luncheon here which Justice Goldberg had given for the Executive Committee of the Foreigh Press Association. Bond Drive Begins On High Holy Days • More than 650 synagogues in various parts of the United States and Canada wfli take part in a special High Holiday effort, marking the traditional opentag of the Fall campaign for State of Israel Bonds. . During Rosh Hashonah and Yom Kippur congregations will enlist their members in active support of the economic develops ment of the State of Israel. BMFHASIzmo the signifi¬ cance of the High Holiday cam¬ paign, t)r. Joseph J. Schwartz, vice president of the Israel Bond Organization, declared that "we look to the High Holiday period not only to produce substantial sales of Israel Bonds, but to pro¬ vide the stimulation and the cli¬ mate for the entire campaign durtag the balance of 'the year when we must obtain more than half of the sales needed to aclileve our 1966 quota of $105,- 000,000. "In its 18 years of statehood Israel has achieved a degree of economic progress almost with¬ out parallel in any other part of the world," Dr. Schwartz said. "However, at the present time Israel is ta need of tacreased financial resources from Israel Bonds to bridge the gap resulttag from a fall-off ta inter-govern¬ mental aid, and to promote the expansion of her export trade to strengthen her economy which is now facing the dangers of in¬ flation and ristag unemploy¬ ment." DB. SCHWABTZ reported that messages had been received from .Chief-ilabbUIsseri, Yehuda Unterman and Cliief Rabbi Yit¬ zhak Nissim of Israel urgtag the broadest possible support for the Israel Bond High HoUday effort. Citing Israel's offtstanding achievements in the direction of ful] economic development, Chief Rabbi Unterman said: "This places an obligation on the whole House of Israel throughout the Diaspora to strengthen the State of Israel and reach out a brotherly hand to the people ta Zion to help meet their needs. All help from our brothers is important, and ta particular the purchase ot State of Israel Bonds, on which depends the rate of development of the coun¬ try's economic life." HE EMPHASIZED that pur¬ chasers of" Israel Bonds are "helptag tacrease the building of the State of Israel and are strengthentag Its econbmic foun¬ dations." Dr. Walter S. Wiirtzbarger America. BJB.W. WlIiL conclude on Wednesday, September 21, with the appearance of Prof. Jacob Rabtaowitz of Yeshiva Univer¬ sity, at 8:30 p.m. who will speak on "G-d is Alive in Science and Religion." His qualifications are his dual role of betag an ordain¬ ed orthodox rabbi cmd a pro¬ fessor of chemistry. He is cur- (cotHutd M pag* 4) HILLEL ffiVEALS 'FORUM' TOPICS The B'nai B'rith HUlel Foun¬ dation announced another dis¬ tinguished series of speakers and programs for the Sunday Eve¬ ntag Forums. The Forums will open on Sun¬ day, October 9, at 8 pm. witli a lectins by Professor Zvi An¬ kori, who has recently been ap¬ potated to the Samuel and Esther Melton Professorship of Jewish History and Studies at Ohio State University. Dr. Ankori, a dis¬ tinguished teacher at the He¬ brew University in Jerusalem, will lecture on "Contemporary Research ta Jewish History — Trends and Prospects." ON OOTOBEB 16, Dr. Oscar Seidlin, well known Professor of German at Ohio State, wiU speak on "Franz Kafka." The Forum on October 23 will feature a discussion on "Chang- tag Trends In the Civil Rights Movement." The speakers will be Dr. Donald Noel, of the Depart¬ ment of Sociology, OSU, and Attomey John Francis of Colum¬ bus. ON OOTOBEB SO, a promi- ne?jt iguest speaker. Dr. Theodore Gasterl' noted author and Orient¬ alist, will discuss "The Bible and the Ancient Near East." Dr. Gas¬ ter, is son of the former Chief (contlnutd on pagt 4) -^ •«^ B'nal B'rith Women, Zion and Candlelight chapters, launched the planning phase of their most important fimd raising and social affair of the year, the Menorah Ball. The ball will be held on a Saturday night this year—Novem¬ ber 5 in the Governor's Ballroom at the Nell House. The women in the photo attended the opening planning meeting. Plans Revealed This Week For The 1966 Menorah Ball Plans for B'nal B'rith Women's major fund raising and social event of the year were revealed this week. The Fall Affair has l>een changed from Sunday night, as has been the recent dustdm, to a Saturday night dinner dance, scheduled to be held this year year on November 5 fa the Governor's Ballroom at the Nell House. Mrs. Milton Pinsky, chairman of the evpnt, said that followtag tradition, the affair would be a complete and varied eventag high¬ lighted by outstandtag entertato- Proceeds from the book and the dance are used to support B'nai B'rith Women's many philan¬ thropic projects, some of which (contlnutd on pig* 41 ment. LOOKED FOBWABD to each year at the affair is the presenta¬ tion of the souvenir recipe book. Aaron Zacks Program Begun Al^(3enter By^ Zacks Family Ctolumbus Eind the Jewish Cen¬ ter are soon to become the focal potat of a new and. broad devel¬ opment ta the annals of early childhood work, followtag a spe¬ cial announcement by IV&s. Aturon Zacks and the Zacks fam¬ ily, in the memory of her late husband. Speaktag jotatly with her, for the Center, was Leon Friedman, its president. Gist of the oimouncement cov¬ ers a projected program tavolv¬ tag the creation, development • and production of a wide range of materials geared to the young child primarily, with some em¬ phasis on the Jewish child and family. AIXi OF THE prepared ma¬ terials will bear the imprint . . . "ta love and memory of Aaron Zacks — with the support of his family." Authoring, supervistag and directtag the production of the various £dds and materials wil] be Mrs. Rose Schwartz, di¬ rector of the Jewish Center Pre- School, which will become the workshop for the project. To as¬ sist Mrs. Schwartz the Zacks family will employ a special Re¬ search Assistant and will provide other help and aid in the course of the progreun. Here is part of the statement by Mrs. Aaron (Florence) Zacks: "It is in the abiding memory of our dearly beloved Aaron and for what he believed ta his fellow- man, our community, our people, but particularly young diildren, that I and our sons, Barry and Gordon and our family are proiu^ to make tills announcement, that we know will mean so much to children everywhere and their own families. "WE ABE particularly bepvv that Rose Schwartz has accepted our invitation for her to. head this tremendous program^ i but more significantly, for her to create, develop and write the materials that will form it. In propostag the program to Rose, we felt that we were reaching the-top level of professional at¬ tainment ta the field, ¦ "In addition we were mindful that it is her kind of phllosophly, understanding of children, and her abilities — that will produce the kind of living tributes to (contlnutd on pag*-4)
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The best cars from the Paris Motor Show 2012 you'll soon be able to drive
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Jogga says...
Move over, I want to the car!
No. 14 is scarey!
I have to say, I've seen much better girls at the London Boat Show. ( Where did they find them) ?
Come on !!!!!!!!! Paris I ask you.
shed last year that she and Schwarzenegger had an "outrageous affair" while making the movie and that she did know until later that he was involved with Shriver.
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haha, it seems some of the people here wouldnt make it 5 seconds into the Aircraft Maintainer world. Back at my home station in can be all the way across base from the flightline and work and if im with a buddy and someone hears us talkin to eachother, they always ask us if were Maintainers. I dunno, i guess some people need to relax a little
They mods here have always been more tolerant than other forums I post at (where, as I said, mod sass will earn you an instant ban). The infraction system has nothing to do with my post(s).
But do keep on though. "Internet darwinism" does indeed work, and you'll either adapt or go extinct. It's entirely up to you.
From the looks of it though, you'll be going the same way as the dinosaur.
i dunno what forums you refer to - maybe SOCNET? we all know that even if hood doesnt know it, some mp.net mods get off on being mods on SOCNET lite. Its a good thing the infraction system has reeled them in.
This thread is no fun anymore.
This is how it suppose to go:
1) Ngati selecting the dumbarse.
2) Everybody is saying "Mazal Tov" to the chosen one.
3) The chosen one cries a little about it,everybody tell him to **** off.
4) Some un-related posts,usualy about gay related stuff.
5) Thread is forgotten forever,everybody is waiting for the next week.
Relax guys,really.
Chewy Jada, do you drive a V6 mustang?
yeah uhm...this is dumb now. just leave it be Chewy.
DW58 is lurking and breathing nothing but anger as you type, easy with your steps "Chewy" because you can also fall victim NET brutality and become the next casualty.


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I can't remember which season I became addicted to "American Idol," but it was the season Clay Aiken came in second. We sat enthralled the first part of the season when all the tryouts were going on, and the world was enamoured of Simon Legree, opps, Simon Cowell.
All these young people stood in lines for days. Days, I tell you, not hours. They were all sure that they had a shot at that golden ticket (mind you, this is before I knew what the golden ticket was) to Hollywood. Now, couldn't they look around and see the thousands of people surrounding them and get a smattering of an idea that possibly, just maybe, their ticket was going to be going home, not Hollywood? I don't consider myself a pessimist, but even I at that age would have looked around at that lot and said to myself, "yeah right," and picked myself up and taken myself to the closest train or bus station.
So into the room where the three judges, Randy, Paula and Simon sit, they rush. Some are nervous but some are so confident that it's an absolute shock when they open their mouths and what sounds like a cross between a braying donkey and croaking frog emerges. Some of these singers — and that's a stretch, calling them singers — are so bad that I can't see how they ever got in the room except for comic relief. Some come in costumed in the most ridiculous outfits that no one could take them seriously if they even had a halfway decent voice. I can't think that they ever thought they had a shot. So, last night they were in my beloved Charleston, South Carolina, and I was shocked at how little talent emerged.
I cringed as the "talent pool" paraded in front of the camera and promptly fell flat on their faces. Mediocre doesn't begin to describe it. My cats sound better. But the thing that is so shocking is that the ones that are so, well there's only one word that fits here, bad, are truly shocked that the judges don't sign them to a contract immediately. They swear (and I wish someone would ask them if they kiss their mothers with that mouth) and cry and rant and rave and are still going on about how the judges will be sorry they missed out on their great talent. Really?
You know, I can look at this mess and clearly see it. There's a grandmother at the root of this whole thing. Each and every one of them had a grandma who told them "you're a star baby, you go for it." And believed it. If grandma is such a believer, then it must be so. God help us if the terrorists ever get hold of a grandma for a recruiter. Our goose will be well and truly cooked.
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EMCC opens 2010 baseball campaign with Sunday home split against Co-Lin |
SCOOBA – The East Mississippi baseball team opened its 2010 season by splitting a pair of one-run decisions with Copiah-Lincoln Sunday afternoon at Gerald Poole Field on the Scooba campus. The Lions scored five runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to pull out an 8-7 victory in the opener, but couldn't pull off a late-game rally in falling 10-9 in the nightcap.
After trailing the entire opening contest following a three-run first inning by the visiting Wolves off EMCC starter Tyler Richardson, the home-standing Lions cut into a 6-1 deficit by plating two unearned runs in the fifth frame. Co-Lin got one of those runs back in the top half of the sixth, but EMCC reliever Cody Pounders came in to close out the inning and keep it a 7-3 contest by working a scoreless seventh. The Lions' opening-game comeback began with a leadoff single by Kameron Heiser, followed by back-to-back walks to Drew Vaughan and Tyler Aldridge off Andrew Lee, who relieved Co-Lin starter Jeff DeBlieux at the start of the sixth inning. Mitch Tidwell inherited the bases loaded and promptly forced in EMCC's fourth run by walking Mitch Bohon. Former New Hope High School standout Hilton Gibson then delivered a two-run single to make it a 7-6 contest. Still without any outs, the Wolves got a temporary reprieve when Rusty McAlister grounded into a double play. Down to their final out, the Lions' Josh Wedgeworth innocently grounded to third base, but Bud Britt couldn't field it cleanly and Wedgeworth beat the throw at first to knot the score at 7-7. Catcher David Williams followed with a clutch two-out double over the third base bag to move pinch-runner Wesley Walker to third and set up the game-ending dramatics. Sophomore shortstop Brandon Kiewel served up a looping fly ball to right field that could not be corralled by outfielder Kendall Logan to allow Walker's winning run to cross the plate. Sunday's nightcap saw the Wolves take another big lead early in the contest, as the visitors were up by a 10-3 tally heading into the bottom of the third after knocking out three EMCC pitchers. With both pitching staffs struggling with a combined 16 bases on balls through the first three frames, the Lions plated all five runners who had reached base via the free pass in their half of the third to cut the margin to 10-8. A two-out, three-run bloop double by Alex Lummus capped EMCC's five-run third inning. From the fourth inning on, the second game turned into a pitcher's duel between Co-Lin's Drew Weaver and East Mississippi's Justin Pritchett. A former Northeast Lauderdale product, Pritchett retired 13 of the 15 batters he faced to stymie the Wolves. Coming in relief of starter Marshun Hall in the third, Weaver allowed a two-out RBI single by Aldridge in the fifth inning to pull the Lions to within a single run. EMCC attempted to pull off another seventh-inning rally when Kiewel drew a two-out walk on four pitches to reach base safely for the seventh time in eight tries on the day. Lummus followed with a single to center to give the Lions two runners in scoring position after he advanced to second on the unsuccessful putout attempt of Kiewel at third base. However, Aldridge bounced out to short to end the contest and thwart a second straight last-inning comeback attempt by the Lions. Head coach Tony Montgomery's 1-1 EMCC Lions will take to the road for trips to Arkansas and Alabama, as they are slated to take part in five doubleheaders over a seven-day stretch (Feb. 18-24) away from home |
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The Laurinburg-Maxton Airport will receive $2.7 million in state money, the state Department of Transportation announced Monday.
The money was awarded for the Maxton airbase to use to rehabilitate the airport's primary taxiway. According to Jerry Higgins, DOT spokesman, portions of the existing concrete pavement serving the primary runway, which was built during World War II, will be replaced with new pavement.
The taxiway was rated as "failing" on the Division of Aviation's Pavement Condition Index that looks at existing pavement conditions in order to make improvement recommendations based on safety and need.
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As part of APTA's strategic objective to reduce unwarranted variation in care, 32 association members representing 11 sections participated in a clinical practice guidelines (CPG) workshop on July 25-27 with the goal of developing a process to successfully complete and publish CPG. Joe Godges, PT, DPT, MA, OCS, and Sandra Kaplan, PT, PhD, facilitated the workshop, which included a presentation of a CPG development methodology and interactive discussion on how to apply the methodology to successfully develop CPG for the physical therapist profession.
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Sandra Kaplan, PT, PhD (left), and Joe Godges, PT, DPT, MA, OCS (seated on right), facilitated APTA's first workshop on developing clinical practice guidelines.
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Facebook's media invitation to a news conference at its Menlo Park, Calif., campus next week unleashed a feverish wave of speculation. (Facebook / January 8, 2013) |
SAN FRANCISCO -- Facebook is holding a news conference at its Menlo Park, Calif., campus next week to unveil something new.
The giant social network sent out the invitation Tuesday. It said simply: "Come and see what we're building."
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Facebook used to have frequent news conferences before its less-than-impressive initial public offering in May. But it's been more than a year since the last one so the media are getting restless.
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So I chose Snivy as my starter in B2, and now after I have beat the game, I am trying to complete the B2 pokedex. But I cant seem to find a trainer with an oshawott. Where coult I find someone with an oshawott for me to have it in my pokedex?
No, you can't; you have to trade for an Oshawott from another player.
The counterpart to your gender will have had a tag battle with you in Nimbasa against the Subway Masters, so you will have seen Dewott, but you have to trade for the remaining starter to be able to register it.
You will also need to trade for a Rufflet and a Skitty, as they are White 2 exclusive Pokemon that do not appear with trainers in Black 2.
get a dewott/samurott via GTS, and breed it.
You can only get it by trading with a friend, through GTS, with AR or hacking. No one in-game has it. Although you can trade for a Dewott through GTS, level it up, and breed it with Ditto to get Oshawott.
Use Memory link and Battle Bianca and Cheren they might have it.
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In 1998, a teacher was shot after a student opened fire following a dispute with a schoolmate at Armstrong High School in Richmond, VA.
At the time, Baltimore County Public Schools Superintendent S. Dallas Dance was a senior at the school.
"You always expect school to be a safe environment ... it was scary," Dance said. "School is a sacred environment ... but you're not immune to this."
In a chilling twist of fate, Dance was thrust into the spotlight on the first day of the new school year—his first as superintendent—when a student allegedly opened fire at Perry Hall High School's cafeteria.
"As a leader, it's a totally different perspective," Dance said. "You have to make sure the students are OK; you have to make sure the lines of communication are open."
The superintendent added that he was impressed with the how the staff at Perry Hall High School, especially Principal George Roberts, handled the situation.
"They did a good job," he said "Now we're looking at the next stage of school."
Dance spoke with the parents of Daniel Borowy, the special needs student who was critically injured in the shooting, on Wednesday.
"They're doing pretty good," he said.
And though there is currently no immediate threat at Perry Hall, there are still heightened patrols at the school.
"We'll keep it there for as long as the school needs it ... until they feel safe," he said.
Kim Ruark
7:44 am on Saturday, September 1, 2012
Wow! This is the only place, even as a BCPS employee, I've heard this... He seems genuinely interested interested in everyone's best interest throughout the county, students, teachers, administrators, parents, community.
Hootl Bigoottle
1:27 pm on Wednesday, September 12, 2012
He experienced it as a student? When? 6 months ago??? The guy is 19 years old or something. He's too young to even know who Brittany Spears is. Poor guy.
1:34 pm on Wednesday, September 12, 2012
It is not just kids doing these school shooting, some liberal college professors do it to.
Former college professor pleads guilty to attempted murder charge
"Amy Bishop Anderson -- the professor accused of shooting six of her colleagues, killing three -- pleaded guilty to attempted murder charges on Tuesday and agreed to plead guilty to a capital murder charge in two weeks.
Appearing in Madison County Circuit Court, Bishop Anderson accepted an agreement with the state and pleaded guilty to three counts of attempted murder. She also faces one count of capital murder."
1:35 pm on Wednesday, September 12, 2012
"The Concordia University massacre was a school shooting on August 24, 1992 in which Dr. Valery I. Fabrikant, an associate professor of mechanical engineering, killed four colleagues and wounded a staff member at Concordia University in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. He was convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison."