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Daily Trojan, Vol. 27, No. 9, October 02, 1935
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s. France To Side With Britain in Impending War Laval Asked Directly What Country Would Do in Case of Struggle Formal Decision To Come ^Dramatic Visit by Prince Of Wales Assures All Of French Action Confers Degree Upon President Roosevelt Strife Imminent < War between Italy and Ethiopia is a matter of days or possibly only of boars, Webb Miller, chief United Press correspondent with the Italian armies in East Africa, asserts, following a motor tour of the Eritrean front, Selassie Readv ADDIS ABABA. Oct.' 1.— Emporer Haile Selassie tonight waited for a strategic moment to so on d the war drums summoning more than J.000.000 warriors to arms. PARIS. Oct. 1.—<A.P.)—Chances ire "three to one" that Prance will support a strong British stand against Italy, a British spokesman said tonight after important conferences among officials of the two countries, including the Prince of Wales. Britain asked France: "Where will you stand if we get into a war with Italy?" The French cabinet [will meet Friday to deliver the for-|mal decision. The British and French ap- 1 proached complete unity of front in talks between Premier Pierre Laval and British Ambassador Sir George Jlerk which were described as "vi-Jally important." 4dded Significance The situation gained added sdg, nificance through a dramatically-timed visit from the Prince of (wales, who gave a luncheon at the Jritish Embassy for Laval, Minister >f Marine Francois Petri and Gen-■ralissimo Maurice Gamelin. British authorities said the in-ident does not parallel the famous isit by King Edward VII to France rom which developed the binding entente cordiale" which resulted in Jritish participation in the World var on the side of France. Collaboration Sought Nevertheless, the royal gesture at time when Britain is seeking close trench collaboration to maintain Se force of the League of Nations jvenant against the threat of Ital-in defiance cannot be discounted. The British spokesman confirmed iat Sir George actually had put lie question to Laval as to what ranee would do if Britain got into ar with Italy. The question is a >gical sequel to France's recent in-uiry seeking assurance that Brit-ln would aid her against a German military' threat in Europe, ritain replied that, she favored motions < penalties'* against any jgressor at any time. President Becomes Trojan Accompanying exclusive photos of President Roosevelt's campus visit yesterday morning show, below, Mrs. Roosevelt standing during rendition of the "Star Spangled Banner." as Mayor Shaw remains seated with the president; right, Roosevelt stepping back to speak just after receiving the honorary LL.D. from Dr. Rufus B. von Klein-Smid; and lower right, Dr. von KleinSmid. To be identified in picture at right are, left to right. Draxy Trengove, A.S.U.S.C. vice-president. Dr. Ralph Tyler Flewelling, Dr. von KleinSmid, Dean Reid L. McClung, Max L. Swarthout, Vice-president Frank C. Touton, and Roosevelt, —Photo by Arnold Eddy* Thousands Listen To U.S. Executive National Leader Declines Jo Speak 'Formally' on Current Problems Trojans Gathered Near Official Car Thunder Approval By Jack Golay It was a moment to cherish in one s mind apart from all others as long as University of Southern California history is being made—that moment yesterday morning when America s president, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, happy, smiling and. as ever, "at home" stood before Troy s president, Dr. Rufus B. von KleinSmid on the steps of Bovard Administration building to receive the honorary degree of doctor of laws, and to become the first chief executive to join the university's alumni body. The excitement of the student body could scarcely be restrained when, at 10:25, the official car, preceded by the sirens of the police escort, swung into the drive before Bovard, and the familiar, smiling faces of the president and Mrs. Roosevelt made them instantly recognizable. Seated in the customary open automobile with Mayor Frank Shaw, the Roosevelts waved "hello" to the students until the machine pulled up before the flight of stairs where Dr. von KleinSmid and heads of the schools and colleges were waiting to greet the president. *-— As the car slowed to a stop, an m iv • instrumental group of five trumpets I uta U AllQAQ iw sounded a call and then played the lYVU liuUuCu 111 national anthem with the audience and participants in the ceremony f\ r p standing at attention. Then the r president stepped out of the auto, 1 vl 1 vvl UvUI v i grasping Dr. von KleinSmid's out- j stretched hand. Motioning for si- _ -* lence, the Trojan leader commenced Activity Book Sale Contest the official announcement of the awarding of the degree. Interview'Seeker Is Beaten in Tactical Battle With Guards of Chief Executive A.S.U.S.C. Charters Elaine Enyeart Charity Plea Made Bear Game Trains Unsuccessful , By Mrs. Roosevelt In Attempt With the slogan "On to Berkeley", the A.S.U.S.C. has chartered special trains for the northern trip, and has placed on sale round trip tickets costing $9 in the university bookstore. The Trojan specials are And if you're a' s cousin I By Elaine Enyeart "If at first you don't succeed"—you , T i might just as well give up grace- scheduled to leave Los Angeles at fully in the first place—especially if P' a^ • October 25. from jt's President Roosevelt you're try- } ^e., station, and get to the | jng t0 interview. And il After the luncheon with the! akland Pler about 10:30 a.m. Sat- coed, and vour uncle rince. Laval conferred with the 1 urJa^wher® sPflaJ flectric trains Lallan Ambassador. j , _ . ^'aitmS to take passengers the president's partv. you would be --!10 Begley. silly even to think of success. Passengers will have access to the But no one can say we didn't train between 5 and 7 p. m. at the | try—and live lone. chlch 4he tram Firsl' we wiggled and squirmed TT-n, Ka"n.. I our vay through probably two mil- HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 1.— <U.P.>— Speaking under a faintly drizzling sky. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt tonight told 15,000 women gathered in Hollywood Bowl that social service must "transcend politics" and be borne jointly by private charities as well as the government. Seventy-five thousand persons! massed at the coliseum yesterday to 1 thunder their welcome to President j Roosevelt, and hear him decline j gracefully to speak "formally" of national problems. Southlanders, some of whom be- | gan arriving as early as 8 a.m., shivered through a morning of bleak weather waiting for the presi- j dential party. The great throng ] stood respectfully while Roosevelt, j from his official limousine, heaped j hosannahs on this state's progressiveness. and generalized briefly on democracy, the future, and the faith of the people. "No state has fought more sincerely for the lot of the common citizen," he said of California, and lauded the state for its support of the New Deal program. Withholding any declaration ot national policy until tomorrow, when he speaks over a nation-wide radio hookup from the grounds of San Diego's exoosition. the President made few references either to his program or to the political scene. Ambassador To Be Grid Dance Scene 'It's the Ambassador hotel—the Fiesta room in fact." said Joe Preintinger. Varsity club president, in revealing the site chosen by the organization for its first all-university dance October 12. Remodel- "Franklin Delano Roosevelt, in behalf of the board ~r trustees of the university, who in turn have received their authority from the state of California, I confer the honorary degree of doctor of laws for distinguished public service upon you." An ovation greeted this announcement, and when quiet had been restored the chief executive commenced hts reply. "I am deeply honored to receive this degree from the University of Southern California. T know well of the splendid work of the university. I wonder if the students and faculty realize how well the University of Southern California is known in almost every part of the world for its work. You should be proud of the splendid young American citizens that are coming from these halls. I am happy to be an alumnus of this university." Reference to his new personal relationship with student bodies, past i and future, of the university as an | "alumnus'' brought a fresh burst1 of cheering from the audience. Then, as the voices of the united student body swung into "All Hail,"j Standings Announced By Bill Warner Briefly eulogizing the late humorist-philosopher. Wili Rogers, Roosevelt turned his hearer's thoughts She made an ardent appeal for to the political funster who intro-private enterprise in relief work, j duced him on his campaign visit ing and redecoration of the room may have influenced the choice, he|®- C/s alma mater, the entire pres inferred. Gentlemen may be comfortable in soft collars as the athletes will have a semi-formal affair. idential party sat in respectful and ) attentive silence until the last note had died away. Once again the president reached for the hand of Dr. von KleinSmid Upon being reminded of yester- , and several of the other university day's promise of a moderate price j officials standing about. Mrs. Roose- British Expect ar Lloves by Italy I LONDON. Wednesday Oct. 2 — ' where it will leave about midnight. p.P.'—A majority of the members getting back to Los Angeles on tho government, in informal , Sunday afternoon. Iks in advance of today's cabinetj The 49 ticket ^ good ^ chair eetinp. were convinced that Pre- cars, or in tourist pullman upon ier Benito Mussolini of Italy will pavmem of an additional berth bgin hostilities against Ethiopia charge. Tickets and information ery soon." a source close to Prime j can bP obtained at the window of inistor Stanley Baldwin told the, j E Richardson, passenger agent, iiited Press. at the student Union ticket window! 'The Cabinet practically unani-i _ rus'.v is of the opinion that war ! J'0 a member of prajS[ng the courage with which J to Los Angeles. -'unempl0ye(j have "struggled | - through the lean years of repres- . _, .. v uni sion" and urging that the nation do rhl LpSllon Kappa Will "something more than merely see j it 1J I 1 C tL that they do not starve." "Old Initial Uathering She paused to pay tribute to Mrs. | Herbert Hoover, wife of the former All members of Phi Epsilon Kap-president: I Pa- men's honorary physical edu- ineritable," the informant said. an Diego Gives Chief Welcome Dr. von KleinSmid Reappointed Dr. Rufus B. von KleinSmid was reappointed this week to the committee on International Relations of the National Education association of the United Slates. for bids, Al Fitch, in charge of ticket sales, stated they would be velt smiled her thanks as Draxy Trengove, vice-president of the A. S. U. S. C.. presented her with flow-si.ou a coupie. ±Jias may oe od- ! erS, sirens interrupted cries of "good- mav be carried on durine the vear tamed at the Col.ege of Dentistry, | bye-' xrom the president as he waved I Pinnttoiol Kon ofifr frnm efilHttnt (t'nntinuHt On F«ki* Four) Comparative fraternity standings ' in the student-operated drive to | sell activity books reveal that only two houses. Delta Sigma Pi and Delta Sigma Phi. have attained one i hundred per cent averages, accord-; ing to Bill Warner, co-chairman I of the campaign. Zeta Beta Tau ranks third in th? ! standings, with a percentage of 97.5. ! Delta Chi is in fourth place, with I 90.9 rating. Other averages, as compiled to j the latest reports by Warner, are i as follows: Standings Listed Sigma Nu. 89.1; Pi Kappa Alpha. 86.2; Phi Kappa Tau, 84; Sigma Phi Epsilon, 81.2: Phi Kappa Psi. 80.7: Phi Sigma Kappa. 70: Chi Phi. 69; Kappa Sigma. 67.8; Tau Epsilon Phi. 62.5; Kappa Alpha. 56.1; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. 56. Reports are lacking from Sigma Chi and Beta Kappa, as well as from Aeneas hall. Eileen Gannon, in charge of the women's side of the drive for student book sales, announces the sororities' standings as incomplete. They probably will be ready for publication tomorrow Total volume of books sold up to yesterday were 1896. counting 111 for the College of Dentistry. Thi'; leaves a volume of 600 to be disposed of by the tima the campaign closes at the end of the week. Sales Stressed Student Bodv President Eames Bishop stressed the fact that the sale of tha student body books is a kind of barometer, indicating the extent to which Trojan activities "Although Mrs. Hoover is not here. I want to say how grateful I am that she has Joined with us in doing this tremendous work." Travel Records Broken GRAND CANYON, Oct. 1. — (U.P.'—All travel records of past years were broken by the 1935 influx to the Grand Canyon, a check pa are advised to see Bill Shaw, disclosed at tha ending of the park secretary, or Prof. Lloyd Webster, I year at midnight, Sept. 20. faculty advisor, immediately. cation fraternity, are requested to attend the first official meeting of the current semester which is to be held in the lounge room of the j Physical Education building, tomor-1 row at 12:30 p.m. The pledge list I and constitutional amendments will be passed upon. Members of the old Sigma Alpha ; who wish to join Phi Epsilon Kap- Rally Group To AN DIEGO. Oct. 1—<V.P>—Ap xiir.atclv 5.000 persons gave Pres , nt Roosevelt a tumultous wel-1 M66t (it e tonight as he arrived here at _ _ 0 p.m. aboard the presidential; 1\ (JOIl 1 OCl(Z\ :lal from Los Angeles. _ Ides were threatening as the ible-headed tram pulled into the ! tion, but although it had rained | the evening, there was no falling as the chief executive's ty arrived. lore than 1.000 Marines surged the station and lined the I leading to the Coronado ferry. Announcing that it "is Imperative that all members be present as important business will be discussed," Hal Newell, president of the Trojan Knights, has called a meeting of hi* rally committee for today at 12:15 p.m. in the Knights office in Student Union. Those who must be present, ac- lion people (poetic license) who struggled, like ourselves to glimpse the one and only president of the United States. We smiled, we glared, we did everything but club our way through, and eventually we were actually so close to the president and the first lady of the land that we could have reached out and touched them. That was before that firm but oolite civic service man gently stood barring the way to that last final two steps—to our goal. Balked at the very moment of our success! "Oh, mister, couldn't I just ask him ope—or maybe two— questions? You say that I positively may speak to him a minute at the train this afternoon at 2:30? Oh. thank jrou." So in the afternoon we tore to j the Union Pacific, right on the dot. Arndawhftledidewrsee0rthlr°eC?i LiS Joe Mingo. campus photographer, today blames the gov-| and lines of great big policemen at eminent secret serv.ee agents for causing him to miss the j the gate, just waiting for reporters chance to take several close-up pictures of President Frank like us to^try to get through to the ijn Delano Roosevelt during his brief stay on campus yesterday morning. ♦der arm, he hurried to the front College of Architecture, the book score, or from any Varsity club member. They will be limited in number. Tickets go on sale today and will be available at the above mentioned places. Ed "Beefy'' Kuntz. co-chairman of the dance, promised that it would be "an O.K. affair." Paul "Pretty Josephine Gannon Elected Freshman Club President Elections were held in Freshman club meeting yesterday noon in the Y.W. house, with over 100 women attending. Officers for this semes-Boy" Herbert, the other co-chair- ter, as elected, are to be: ™ -^"that's right" when ques-j Josephine aamion> president; man, said tioned. Scheduled to foilow the Illinois game, the Varsity club hopes to make the big-game dance an annual affair. Financial benefits from student book receipts accrue in tha Ion* run to the students themselves. The more books that are sold, the better will be our dances, assemblies, publications, and all forms of, organized activities. Bishop said. "There is no reason why 35 per cent of the Trojan student bodv should carry the other 65 per cen; through the school year, as ha? been the case in the past," the A.S.U.S.C. president said. Rhoda Ann Williams, vice-president; Betty Bartholomew, recording ■* ^, < r-p Wade, corre- \ rrencn Ciuo lo Mingo's Picture Attempts Spoiled by Secret Service secretary; Muriel sponding secretary. and Betty j Leabo, treasurer. The new cabinet will meet with j Marjorie Malloy next Monday at ■ I, r* i I 19:55 a. m. in the Y.W.C.A. to dis- At Lommerce Luncheon cuss plans for the coming year. Yale Urges Attendance Meet Tomorrow train. They smiled, too, and said ! they'd try to find that man who promised us an interview so nicely I in the morning, but we had a feel-i ing all the time that our father I should have been the mayor! Or at least we should have had a 12-I cylinder Packard with a great big f mile awaj\ which the presi- cording to Newell, are: Nelson ' s^c^er "OFFICIAL" on it. We tial party will take in crossing the hotel Del Coronado, rola L. Ickes. secretary of the | nor, arrived a few minutes be-the president by automobile1 Los Angeles. He joined the j at the station. . city's official welcome was ex-by Mayor Percy J. Ben-who was to accompany the the hotel. Cullenward. Vincent Miles. Ed Hallock. Byron Cavaney, Eames Bishop. Maynard Hathaway, Vaughn Paul, and Ida Mae Compere. secretary. A Trojan Knight meeting will be held at the Sigma Nu house didn't. Who could we turn to next in our predicament? Who would be able to help us better than that loyal Trojan alumnus, Sheriff Eugene Biscailuz? So. praying that all the traffic policemen were either at the tonight at 6 o'clock, acoording to 1 ra^roa<^ station or out at the Holly-Bud Simon, Knight secretary. wood where Mrs- Roosevelt was speaking, we dashed over to the Hall of Justice—and again fate (Continued On Pare Tw*) From his perch in the window of Prof. Hugh C. Willett's office in the south wing of the Administration building, Mingo was one of the few snapper-shuiters to get a shot of the crowd assembled on the lawn below. But Mingo wanted close-ups. After a couple of long distance pictures, he started down to get in close. But his way was blocked by bolted doors, ordered locked by "G" men until the President's party should be safely on its way. Frantically rushing to all the exits of the Administration building. Mingo finally found a small back door through which he could get out. With camera* tucked un- sidewalk, only to see the Presidential party rolling along the sidewalk on its way to the coliseum. "It will probably be a long time before I'll get another chance to photograph the President of the United States again," Mingo said. "I guess that after this my best bets Will be on the "long shots." Petitions Required All organizations intending to hold any social function for which permission from Dean Mary Sinclair Crawford is necessary should file, their petition in her office at least one week in advance, according to announce* ment from her office yesterday. Henley To Speak Professor W. Ballentine Henley, acting dean of the School of Government, will speak at noon today at a meeting of the Right of Way Agent-s' Association held in Hotel Clark. The subject of his speech will be "Training ln Government." Says Marie Ed Yale, President of Alpha Kappa j Psi. professional commerce frater-;<p 1 Vfii/r nity. announces a luncheon meeting JL III LlIU.iC X v/lil of the active chapter to be held to- . day at 12:30 ia the College tea i I TQICetS* room. 634 West 36th street. ' It is of utmost importance that every member attend this first meeting of the semester because at this time plans for the rest of the semester will be discussed. The biennial convention for the chapters in the western states will be held in Provo, Utah on November 1, 2, and 3. With this in the future and the Founders' day banquet slated for Thursday night of this week Mr. Yale shows it is evident that all the members should attend this first meeting. ••Sale of rooters' tickets for the Illinois-S.C. game has begun, and will continue until Tuesday, October 8, which is the closing date." says Miss Marie Poetker. cashier. Students wishing to purchase additional seats for friends can buy reserved seats for $2.75 including tax. and thera arc also some $1.65 reserved seats left. Reserved seats for the college of the Pacific game this Saturday are now being sold for $1.10. People who mail in their orders are reminded that this Saturday is the closing date to reserve tickets in the additional order section for the California game. L- Cercie Franco Ls will hold its first luncheon meeting of the year ! tomorrow in the Woman's Resi-l dence hall, it was announced todav | by Al Travis, president of the club. • Since the officers oi the y -ar 8r? ! to be elected, it is imperative th ■» j si! former membe.s of the club be I present, he stressed, j The purpose ol these luncheon | meetings of the club, which r.re | held weekly throughout the year, j is to af.ord students an opportun ,v of practicing their French while eating. AH students Interested in speaking French, or in merely listening to it spoken, are cordially invited to attend. A special welcome is extended to new students on the campus. It is not necessarv to sign up in advance. Price of the luncheon is 35 cents. Policyholders Dnped NEW YORK, Oct. 1.——Dozens of persons well known in Hol-! lywood and along Broadway were i revealed as victims of John J. Kemp, insurance broker. Who con- fessed to police tonight that he had spent thousands of dollars in in* — ■— surance premium money. United Pret* World Wide News Service Editorial Oflicet RI-4111, Sta. 227 Night - PR-4776 Volume XXVII Los Angeles, California, Wednesday, October 2, 1935 Number 9 SOUTHERN DAILY CALIFORNIA TROJAN
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France To Side With Britain in Impending War
Laval Asked Directly What Country Would Do in Case of Struggle
Formal Decision To Come
^Dramatic Visit by Prince Of Wales Assures All Of French Action
Confers Degree Upon President Roosevelt
Strife Imminent < War between Italy and Ethiopia is a matter of days or possibly only of boars, Webb Miller, chief United Press correspondent with the Italian armies in East Africa, asserts, following a motor tour of the Eritrean front,
Selassie Readv ADDIS ABABA. Oct.' 1.— Emporer Haile Selassie tonight waited for a strategic moment to so on d the war drums summoning more than J.000.000 warriors to arms.
PARIS. Oct. 1.—
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Left: Some of the characters created by Mike Myers during his six
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Robert D. Caron - Woonsocket
Robert D. Caron - Woonsocket
Robert D. Caron, 93, of Lambert Avenue died Saturday, Oct. 5 at home. He was the husband of Estelle (Gauvin) Caron. Mr. and Mrs. Caron would have celebrated their 67th wedding anniversary on Oct. 12, 2013.
Born in Woonsocket, he was a son of the late Philias and Fabiola (Drapeau) Caron. For most of his life, Robert worked as a manager for several area businesses including City Hardware, Pinault's Hardware, Lambert and Lavallee Hardware and Cumberland Farms. He also worked as a cook at Kay's Restaurant, retiring 23 years ago.
Robert was a World War II Army veteran and served with the 3564 Quartermaster Truck Battalion in New Caledonia. He received the Asiatic Pacific Theatre Ribbon, the Good Conduct Medal, the Victory Ribbon, and the American Theatre Service Ribbon. He was a charter member of the AMVETS Post # 12, a member of the American Legion and St. Joseph Senior Citizens Club.
Robert deeply loved and was devoted to his family.
Besides his wife he leaves his son and caregiver, Robert Caron of Woonsocket; three daughters, Colleen Lee Fontaine of Haverhill, N.H., Phyllis Ann Boisvert of Lindale, Texas, and Lisa L. Payne of Old Monroe, Mo.; a brother, Roger Caron of Woonsocket; two sisters, Georgette Vermette, of Martha's Vineyard, Mass., and Pauline Vermette of Woonsocket; and seven grandchildren, Shauna Arpin, Stacey Fontaine, Misty Mihai, Michaela Boisvert, Joel, Kalene, and Josiah Payne and three great-grandchildren, Domenic and Natalia Mihai and Ronald Arpin IV. He was also the brother of the late Normand, and Mariette Caron, Violet Boucher, Estelle Lucchesi and Rita Polek.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Thursday at 10:30 A.M. in St. Joseph's Church, Mendon Road, Woonsocket. The family will receive guests prior to Mass at 10 A.M. Burial with Military Honors will follow in Precious Blood Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, donations to St. Joseph's Cupboard, 1200 Mendon Rd. Woonsocket, RI 02895 in his memory would be appreciated. Please visit www.fournierandfournier.com for guestbook and directions.


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Most CS/Math undergrads run into the well-known RSA cryptosystem at some point. But about 10 years ago Boneh and Franklin introduced a practical Identity-Based Encryption system (IBE) that has excited much of the research community and produced a huge flood of follow-up work.
What is IBE exactly and in what way does it improve over conventional public-key systems like RSA?


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Re: Who would you like to play...
Posted: Thu Feb 05, 2009 9:48 pm
Now Now, no need to be rude about it! News is news and I am sure that they will announce the wolfpack members soon enough. Even if a role is a small one, I think that this movie is going to be such a huge hit that any actor playing any role is going to get a huge career boost from it.t_feva wrote:who gives a dam about heidi. if they go by the book, her part is like, 5 seconds. kellan probably got her in caz thats his chick.
i want solomon & krys back! who's gonna be in the wolfpack?!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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Romeo take me somewhere we can be alone
I'll be waiting
All there is left to do is run
You'll be the prince
And I'll be the princess
It's a love story
Baby just say yes
Of course.
PEOPLE reports that Taylor Swift and Douglas Booth might be happening. They were at a pub in London last Friday and hung out alone in the back room. It seemed super flirty. They previously flirted a couple of months ago at the Romeo & Juliet premiere. Booth plays Romeo. And Juliet, played by Hailee Steinfeld, is one of Swift's best friends. Only we all know who the true Juliet is…
It's about time, non? Taylor likes to have a boyfriend over the holidays. She had a boyfriend last year – Harry Styles. And Booth is younger too, just the way she's been trending her love life. Young and British. So he totally fits the description. He could use a career boost too, which is always a bonus.
Oh…I totally forgot about this Justin Gaston character. He dated Miley Cyrus, right? Jesus. These people run in small circles.


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UPDATE: During a press conference regarding the missing child investigation, Sheriff Grady Judd received information that West Hogs was spotted around 2:28 a.m. Monday in Nashville.
Police say Hogs left his home last Monday from Seale, Alabama with his wife. He told her "I have a surprise for you." They drove to Maryland where they rested at a welcome center. The next day he took her back to Georgia when police she said was tired of driving around with him. He dropped her off where she called family to come get her.
He drove to his grandmother's house in Polk City, Fla. His grandmother had not seen him in over a year. Hogs stayed the evening and told his grandma that he had an interview. Later that weekend, the grandmother asked him if he has seen the Lewis family. Sheriff Judd said Hogs lived with the family for two years and was kicked out of the home because he pulled a gun on them.
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The following Saturday morning, around 9:30 a.m., Hogs traveled to the Lewis' family home and took Rebecca and got breakfast at McDonald's. The victim's 16-year-old sister last saw her sleeping at about 9:00 a.m. and about 9:45, the sister woke back up and 4-year-old Rebecca Lewis was not in bed. This was the last time Hogs was spotted until Tennessee.
Judd says around 10-11 p.m. Sunday evening, a park ranger spotted the Nissan in the Cove Lake State Park in Tennessee near the Kentucky border. The park ranger went to check on Hogs and Hogs told him, "I'm here waiting on her mother. She's coming to pick her up." That information was not correct. The park ranger told Hogs he needed to leave because the park was closed and let him go-- not knowing Rebecca was missing. Minutes later, the ranger pulled up to a bulletin board and saw the missing child flier but it was too late-- Hogs was already gone.
Sheriff Judd says the state of Tennessee chose not to do an Amber Alert when Florida law enforcement asked them to because there was no evidence Hogs and Rebecca Lewis were in Tennessee.
Sheriff Judd says all the southeast states need to be aware that he kidnapped Rebecca Lewis.
Hogs is bipolar and suffers from depression. He does not have criminal history. Sheriff Judd says Hogs is familiar with the highways because of his history as a truck driver. It appears Hogs does not have an intention of harming Rebecca Lewis and law enforcement says he hopes it stays that way.
Law enforcement and the FBI are currently helping with the investigation.
If you have any information on the whereabouts of this child, please contact the Polk County Sheriff's Office at 863-298-6200 or 911. A telephone tips hotline has been set up for tips regarding the whereabouts of Rebecca and Hogs: it is 1-877-419-0934. Anyone who has any information about this case is asked to call this number.
LAKELAND, Fla. -- Luther Lewis and Melissa Schell can't speak their daughters name without choking up.
Holding each other, they spoke hoping their daughter Rebecca's kidnapper would be listening.
"We just want our baby home safe," Schell said. "If you're watching us, please drop her off somewhere in a safe location so our baby can please come home."
On Saturday morning, police received a call at the 6200th block of Highway 98 North in Lakeland, Florida about a missing girl.
Police at Lazy Dazy RV park in Lakeland where 4 y/o Rebecca Lewis was taken by "West Wild Hogs" a family friend. #AmberAlert #wtsp pic.twitter.com/MYAAlbgkiG— Jonathan Petramala (@jpetramala) October 8, 2016
The victim's 16-year-old sister last saw her sleeping at about 9:00 a.m. At about 9:45, the sister woke back up and 4-year-old Rebecca Lewis was not in bed.
According to Rebecca's parents, they searched the area for over an hour before calling law enforcement. Once deputies arrived they conducted multiple searches of the residence and conducted a house-by-house search of the park. Soon after an Amber Alert was issued.
Sheriff's Office K-9 and bloodhound responded and conducted searches with negative results. The PCSO helicopter also responded to assist deputies with the search.
Just after midnight on Sunday, Polk County Sheriff's Office stated that Rebecca and the man that she is believed to be with -- 31-year-old West Wild Hogs [this is his legal name] -- were spotted in Forsyth, Georgia at a gas station off I-75 at about 6:30 p.m. Saturday evening. According to our TEGNA affiliate 11Alive, officials say the suspect was seen at a BP Station at 1337 Rumble Road in Georgia where his EBT card was traced.
"We know she's being fed," Schell said.
Rebecca looked to be in good health and can be seen wearing a pink dress. Hogs can be seen wearing a light colored t-shirt and blue jeans.
Early Monday morning just at about 3:00 a.m., an AMBER Alert notification was issued by the Tennessee Bureau Investigation. Officials believe there was a credible sighting of Rebecca Lewis in the area of Cove Lake State Park, in Caryville, Tennessee near I-75 close to the Tennessee-Kentucky border.
Rebecca can be described as a white female, 3'0", weighing 30 pounds, with blonde hair, and blue eyes.
Family members have tears in their eyes when they talk about her.
"I just really want her home. Wherever she is. Matt, if you're watching, please just bring her home. We just want her home. She hasn't done anything to you and we've been nothing but kind to you please bring our baby home," said Cheyenne Raney, Lewis' cousin.
Hogs is known to be a long-time family friend who was considered as a cousin. He showed up in Polk County on Friday unannounced and arrived at the family's residence Saturday morning and abducted Rebecca, taking her to a nearby McDonald's restaurant and then driving with her to Georgia. Before the abduction, he mentioned that he might take a couple of the kids to the zoo.
What the family say they just can't understand is why Hogs would take Rebecca. Known and trusted for so many years, Luther says after a brain surgery years ago Hogs wasn't the same.
"He would do crazy things, do obnoxious things and he wasn't himself after the surgery," Luther said.
Still, until this day, both parents say they would have trusted Hogs around any of their children.
"We grew up together. He was my family," Luther said.
Hogs can be described as a white male, 5'8" tall, 220 pounds, with red hair, and blue-green eyes. He is from the Seale, Alabama area. Before his name change, his name was Matthew Clark Pybus. Hogs has a scar on the left side of his head in the shape of the letter "L" and a tattoo of a blue cross and a Chinese symbol.
They may be traveling in a 2012, silver/grey 4-door Nissan Versa, with Alabama handicap tag number 4JL26; which was reported stolen out of Alabama. The vehicle has a magnetic animal rescue paw on the driver side portion of the trunk.
At this point they believe he may be heading toward Alabama or to Russell County. The Seale native has a hunting trailer in Russell County as well.
Rebecca's loved ones have created a Facebook page to help with her search.
Heartland Crime Stoppers is offering a $3,000 reward for information leading to the recovery of Rebecca Lewis. Anyone with information who wants to remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward is asked to call 1-800-226-TIPS or CLICK HERE -- anonymity is guaranteed.
If you have any information on the whereabouts of this child, please contact the Polk County Sheriff's Office at 863-298-6200 or 911. A telephone tips hotline has been set up for tips regarding the whereabouts of Rebecca and Hogs: it is 1-877-419-0934. Anyone who has any information about this case is asked to call this number.


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Late last month, book retailer Barnes & Noble acknowledged that 63 of its stores, including three in Massachusetts, had been victims of a carefully orchestrated identity theft scheme that compromised the information of customers in nine states.
Late last month, book retailer Barnes & Noble acknowledged that 63 of its stores, including three in Massachusetts, had been victims of a carefully orchestrated identity theft scheme that compromised the information of customers in nine states.
In some ways, the bookseller's case is nothing new; computer hackers have long targeted large businesses and their extensive customer databases, trolling around for important personal information that could be used to steal patrons' identities. But in other ways, this latest effort may reveal a new, and perhaps more frightening, aspect of the dangers of identity theft.
Unlike in previous cases where hackers pulled up information that retailers had on file, some suspect that this scheme involved infecting individual personal identification number, or PIN, pad machines. Barnes & Noble has declined to explain just how their machines became infected, but some believe that criminal agents swiped a bogus credit or debit card, transmitting a harmful program, or malware, to a particular machine. To the clerk, the swipe would appear only as a failed sale. Once installed, this program can essentially open an electronic door for would-be hackers, who could then access the company's computers so that they can retrieve the account numbers and passwords of every person who subsequently made purchases on an infected machine.
The approach is similar to another popular scam known as skimming. In this case, criminals attach a card reader on the outside of a legitimate device, such as an ATM. Unsuspecting customers insert their cards, which pass through the skimmer before entering the authorized device. The skimmer records the card information, which is later retrieved by thieves.
The very nature of how the deception may have been executed should send shivers up the spine of anyone who uses a plastic card anywhere. If someone can infect a PIN pad at a bookstore, why not a gas station, a grocery store, or any place where customers swipe their cards?
Barnes & Noble responded to the revelation by eliminating customer-based PIN pads; customers must now hand their cards to a cashier, who will swipe them through card readers mounted on the registers. This, Barnes & Noble asserts, is much more secure.
But in truth, how can they be so certain? If one person or network is crafty enough to create such malware and coordinate a multi-state scam involving dozens of stores, it seems more than a little likely that others could identify and exploit similar weaknesses in other operating systems, regardless of whether or not they are attached to a register.
The fact is that we have grown complacent in our use of credit and debit cards, placing our convenience above caution. The latest incident involving Barnes & Noble may not change people's attitudes in the short term, but there is the very real possibility that we may some day look back at this moment as a harbinger of things to come.


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ILR's 2009 celebration of the School and its network of dedicated alumni and friends - the Groat Alpern Celebration - took place on March 26 at the Pierre in NYC. Guests numbered over 350 this year for ILR's biggest annual alumni event. The new event and awards presentation format - reception buffet style - was conducive to the informal conversation that is hallmark of the ILR network in action.
We congratulate our awardees and thank the selection committees. We extend thanks to all of our guests and especially thank our donors and sponsors for making the event possible.
When: Thursday, March 26, 2009
Time: 5 - 9 p.m. Cocktails, hors d'oeuvres and awards ceremony
Where: Pierre Hotel, 5th Avenue at 61st Street, New York City
Bonnie Siber Weinstock '75
Judge William B. Groat Award
Bonnie Siber Weinstock is a labor and employment arbitrator and mediator. She is a member of the National Academy of Arbitrators. She is also on the arbitration panels of the American Arbitration Association, the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, the National Mediation Board and numerous state and local panels. She has a nationwide practice and arbitrates in a variety of industries, including airlines, hotels and restaurants, health care, education, service, publishing, government, entertainment and manufacturing. Bonnie is a former Member of the Port Authority Employment Relations Panel. Bonnie is recognized as a superior mediator known for her intelligence and integrity. She received her JD and LL.M. degrees from NYU School of Law.
Bonnie has served as a member of the ILR Advisory Council and the President's Council of Cornell Women. She is a founding member of the Advisory Board of the Scheinman Institute, helping develop curriculum for arbitration training. She was ILR's Jean McKelvey Neutral-in-Residence during the 2005-2006 academic year and had previously served on the fund raising committee for this program. For many years she has taught extension courses and regularly invites students to attend arbitrations with her. She additionally mentors individuals who are interested in developing arbitration practices.
Doug Braunstein '83
Jerome Alpern Award
Doug Braunstein is the Head of JPMorgan's Investment Banking division, having served previously as Head of Investment Banking Coverage since 2002. He is currently a member of JPMorgan's Executive Committee and the Investment Bank Management Committee.
As a strategic advisor, Mr. Braunstein has worked on numerous transactions with aggregate transaction value in excess of $750 billion. In addition to his advisory work for clients of the firm, he also led the advisory team for JPMorgan Chase's merger with Bank One and the recent acquisition of Bear Stearns.
Mr. Braunstein received his J.D. from Harvard Law School in 1986. Mr. Braunstein is currently a Board Member of the YMCA of Greater New York, the Dalton School, and the JPMorgan Chase Foundation.
Doug has been a leader to ILR as a member of the Dean's Advisory Council for the past five years. He has assisted ILR within the context of the University's Far Above...Campaign as a member of the University's Major Gifts Committee. He recently completed a four year term on the University Council. Informally, his commitment and dedication to ILR are greater. Always generous with his time and energy, he has provided guidance that helped shape our fund raising efforts. He was a featured presenter in the Workplace Colloquium Series last year, and has been described as an undergraduate who left a clear and positive impression. His road from ILR to Harvard and beyond has been one of impressive successes.


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Who We Are
Jeanne Inc. specializes in sheet music, oboe and clarinet instrument stands and reed–making tools.
Our music publications include new editions of major study materials and repertoire as well as recent compositions of today's composers.
We are pleased to be a source for expert experience and advice in these areas.


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NOTE: Shattered Horizon requires DirectX 10, a DirectX 10 compatible video card, and Windows Vista or Windows 7. There is no support for Windows XP or DirectX 9. Shattered Horizon is the innovative first game from Futuremark Games Studio that immerses you in the cold reality of combat in space like no other game before. This multiplayer first-person shooter is played entirely in zero gravity. A catastrophic explosion on the Moon has filled near-Earth space with billions of tons of rocky debris. You and your friends join intense 32 player battles to control hollowed-out asteroids, huge fragments of Moon rock and the ruined remains of the International Space Station.
Only registered members can share their thoughts. So come on! Join the community today (totally free - or sign in with your social account on the right) and join in the conversation.


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Damage surveys are bread and butter of any surveyor. When anything breaks, get lost or stolen you need someone professional on a spot to investigate and report on circumstances of the incident. It seems that everyone knows that, but we know more. We understand that results should be quick and updates must be immediate, we know that our clients are dependent on our quality and speed, so we are always on time!
We know that damage survey is not a simple tally, all our reports are reasonably short, fact driven and objective. We know that our job is to give facts, but not making judgments. You always can count that our report will have:


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The AOG 24" x 17" Single Storage Door- Left Hinge has a simple design that adds and elegant touch to your outdoor experience. Your outdoor kitchen will look great and be extremely functionable with this unit.


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When we speak of a
diamond's clarity, we are referring to the presence of identifying
characteristics on (blemishes) and within (inclusions) the
If you think about the
incredible amount of pressure it takes to create a diamond and the
fact that natural diamonds are not grown in a sterile laboratory,
it's no surprise that most diamonds have
Basically there are two
types of flaws: inclusions and blemishes. Inclusions refer to
internal flaws and blemishes refer to surface flaws. However, in the
diamond grades listed below, you'll note that none of the grades
include the term "blemish" -- for the purposes of grading diamonds, all flaws are called
Inclusions include flaws
such as air bubbles, cracks, and non-diamond minerals found in the
diamond. Blemishes include scratches, pits, and chips. Some
blemishes occur during the cutting processes (most often at the
girdle). Diamonds with no or few inclusions and blemishes are more
highly valued than those with less clarity because they are
are diamonds graded for clarity?
Diamonds are graded
for clarity under 10x loupe magnification. Grades range from
Flawless (diamonds which are completely free of blemishes and
inclusions), to Included 3 (diamonds which possess large, heavy
blemishes and inclusions that are visible to the naked
F Flawless: No internal or
external flaws. Extremely rare.
IF Internally Flawless: no
internal flaws, but some surface flaws. Very rare.
VVS1-VVS2 Very Very Slightly
Included (two grades). Minute inclusions very difficult to detect
under 10x magnification by a trained gemologist.
VS1-VS2 Very Slightly Included
(two grades). Minute inclusions seen only with difficulty under 10x
SI1-SI2 Slightly Included (two
grades). Minute inclusions more easily detected under 10x
I1-I2-I3 Included (three grades).
Inclusions visible under 10x magnification AS WELL AS to the human
eye. We do not recommend buying diamonds in any of these
While the presence of
these clarity characteristics (inclusions and blemishes) do lower
the clarity grade of a diamond, they can also be viewed as proof of
a diamond's identity. GIA certificates include what is known as a
"plot" of a diamond's inclusions -- think of it as a "diamond
fingerprint." Since no two diamonds are exactly the same, comparing
the uniqueness of your diamond's clarity characteristics with the
plot provided on the diamond certificate offers assurance that the
diamond you pay for is the same diamond you receive.
Clarity Grade Should I Choose?
While Flawless
diamonds are the rarest, a diamond does not have to be flawless to
be stunning.
In fact, until you drop
to the "I" grade, a diamond's clarity grade has an impact on the
diamond's value, not on the unmagnified diamond's
Diamonds with VVS and VS
grades are excellent choices for both value
and appearance.
More affordable (and
still a great choice) are those diamonds which gemologists call
"eye-clean" - diamonds with no inclusions visible to the naked eye.
These diamonds are SI1 and SI2 and unless the recipient carries a
10X loupe (a strong jewelry magnifying glass), she won't see the
As to I1-I3? Maybe when
there's a diamond grade that's defined as "you can see the flaws
just by looking at the diamond," nothing more needs to be
Okay, to be "fair" to
I1-I3 -- not everyone notices visible flaws in
a diamond. And not all "visible" flaws are "equally" visible --
think about the difference between dripping mustard on a starched
white dress shirt and dripping mustard on a brightly-colored
Hawaiian shirt (not that we think you have a lot of mustard dripping
experience). Obviously, one shows up a lot more than the other --
visible diamond flaws are like that.
But if you choose to buy
an I1-I3 diamond (which we don't really recommend), know that some
people will look at it and immediately see the flaws -- and not just
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Bavaria. He joined the mobile janitors as a necessity, and climbed the ranks quickly due to his good work ethic and obedience. Exiled from his homeland and without a family, work was all he had. He brandished his mop in his wrinkled, stubborn hands. The mop's strands were moist. It was soaked, drained and drained once more. Nagy and Hans continued to stare at each other, neither was willing to back down.
Nagy stepped forward quickly, and swung his mop at the German's head. Hans ducked, and countered with his shovel, hitting Nagy's right leg hard. Nagy gritted his teeth and backed away as Hans began swinging furiously. Closer, one foot closer. Nagy pointed the mop's head at Hans, and activated the extender. Nothing. Shocked, Nagy desperately pressed the button several times before angrily swinging at Hans. Each strike hit with little force, as the wet mop cushioned Hans from each blow. Nagy had taken several hits to the chest, feeling each one connect with his ribcage. Nagy backed up once again, lamenting his useless weapon. No time to think. Nagy held his mob over his head and leapt, bringing the mop down on Hans. Hans grabbed the end handle of his showel, and with all his strength he pushed the sharpened end into his enemy's belly. Nagy had missed, and his midsection was pierced by the shovel. His skin was torn open, and the inside of his stomach felt the outside air enter. He dropped the mop. Corporal Heinz put his boot on his foe's shoulder, and pushed him away while pulling the shovel out. Nagy Weibewitz lied on the ground, no longer in shock. "I surrender. Help me. Help me, help me, help me." Heinz raised his bloodstained shovel, still shimmering with the sun over his head, and brought it down on Nagy's face. Each successive strike broke more pieces of the skull. After six times, with his opponent's head reduced to a bloody mess, Hans stopped. The body was lifeless, motionless and unrecognizeable. The corporal walked away and pulled out his communicator. His deep voice was transcripted into a message to the mobile janitor's union. "A mess has been made in Region 3 on the 448th floor."
Reiner awoke to the sound of water rushing through loud pipes. The numbers 0300 glowed red on his cheap clock. Three hours until he had to get up for work, four more hours until he had achieved a healthy eight hours of sleep. Oh well, seven hours of sleep would suffice to keep him through the day, and it would exhaust him at the end of the day, letting him sleep again. He stopped thinking and fell back to sleep.
BZZRP BZZRP BZZRP, the alarm clock beckoned rapidly before being shut off. 0600, Tuesday. Four more days of work until he was off again. Five days until the bi-weekly meeting with his old friends. Fourteen hours until today's shift was over. One or two more years depending on the availability of property, price fluctuations and wage inflation until he could buy an apartment with another room, or maybe one where he wouldn't be woken up whenever someone above took a shit.
Reiner got out of bed, throwing the duvet back down so it formed a misshapen square over the mattress. He walked a foot away from his bed until he was face to face with his closet, opening the shutter and revealing a pile of clean clothes below a rack full of clean uniforms. He took one off and put his arms through both holes, and zipped it up until his naked chest was covered. He pinned his medal two inches above, and two inches left of his right nipple. He grabbed a pair of clean underwear from the pile and placed it so that it covered his genitals. A pair of blue jeans followed the underwear up his legs until they reached his waist, which were then locked in place with a purple utility belt. 0603.
Breakfast was next. Reiner thought he could get away with brushing his teeth for four minutes at the end of the day as opposed to the dentist's recommended two minutes in the morning and two minutes before bed. Showers were taken after work so that he didn't bring stink, dirt and grime into his apartment. Anyways, today's breakfast was cereal and a few frozen sausages, with a glass of watered down wine to wake him up. It wouldn't take more than five minutes for the sausages to cook over the stovetop, and the cereal would take about thirty seconds at most. Most people might adjust their schedules so that they might sleep in a little more, but Reiner used his extra time to browse the net. Beddit and Spacebook consumed thousands of hours of valuable time that could be spent on learning new things, developing skills or spending time with loved ones. Instead the only things learned were seduction techniques and angry, incoherent arguments about politics. Today, Reiner got two new messages on his Beddit profile.
- Personal Message to: REINMAKER69
from: madolfstatler
NAGY IS DEAD. you're NEXT
- comment reply Why Anton will be the next Kaiser
from hleeman
dude that's fucked. Gustav is a tank commander and certainly not a bad fighter. anyone who even tries to assasinate him is going to be hit with a thousand tank rounds at once with the druid systems we have.
madolfstatler had 0 posts, and had only had an account for 6 hours. Most likely an immature attempt at shock humour. Still, it was creepy. Nagy, the old bastard was always friendly and knew the secret to making friends in a new country. He had bought beer for every single mobile janitor in the region. Whether it was a cheap attempt to make friends, or an easy way to look good it worked. His new young comrades would invite him to their parties, where he was always the oldest in the room. His older friends would buy him a beer during work, or take him to a local bar. The quiet ones would open up to this beer buying father figure, and the assholes would show the minimum amount of gratitude.


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The Place Where All Things Are Possible
Although it is often referred to as America's "second city," in many people's minds this city on the lake is Number One when it comes to standard of living, culture, entertainment, shopping and commerce. A city that harmonizes cosmopolitan sophistication and Midwestern accessibility, Chicago is both a friendly laid-back city and a fast-paced metropolitan wonder.
With a population of almost 3 million people, Chicago is the third largest city in the US. Less trendy than New York and less expanded than LA, it is one of the most enjoyable US cities in which to live. It offers numerous parks and playgrounds, endless cultural activities, and countless restaurants. During the summer months the city comes alive and expatriates living here can enjoy alfresco dinners, fantastic summer festivals and relaxing days on the sandy shores.
In reality, Chicago is more a collection of distinctive neighborhoods than it is a city. Each community has its own unique character, much of which has been fashioned by the various immigrant populations that have made the area their home. It is perhaps this that makes Chicago so special; spending time in each district can make expatriates feel like they are visiting a unique small town and with over 200 distinct neighborhoods and 77 community areas, the possibilities for adventures are endless.
Moving to Chicago can be a life changing experience. Make sure you make the most of it with our Expat Info Desk guide to living in this exciting city:
Experience this quintessential American city first hand with the Expat Info Desk.
Our guide was written by Veronique Martin-Place.
|Before choosing somewhere to live in Chicago thoroughly research all areas. This decision will have a direct impact on your way of life in this city.
|Choose your children's school first and then look for an accommodation as the area you live in may determine the school your child can attend.
|The US Social Security administration also advises you wait 10 days after arriving in the United States to apply for a Social Security number.
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Le Vin Papillon
Rating: 3 out of 4
2519 Notre-Dame St. at Charlevoix St.
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Website: vinpapillon.com
Open: Tues.-Sat. 3 p.m.–midnight
Reservations: Not taken; first come, first served
Wheelchair access: No
Cards: All major
Vegetarian friendly: Yes
Parking: On the street with meters
Price range: Small plates $7–$20, desserts $6–$10
MONTREAL - True confessions: I have never taken part in an orgy. But last week I came pretty darn close. Perhaps not sexual in nature, but my olfactory senses were certainly given the most sensual of workouts. I set foot in the restaurant at 6 p.m. and departed somewhere around 11:45 p.m. It was one of those meals that made me fall in love with food and wine and restaurants and Montreal all over again. It happened at Le Vin Papillon.
This tiny corridor of a restaurant is the new third player in the threesome of restaurants owned by chefs David McMillan and Fred Morin, the other two being Liverpool House, located two doors down, and Joe Beef, located two doors away from there. Opened in July, the restaurant has generated such buzz that when I enjoyed a glass of rosé on the terrasse two weeks after the opening, it was already quite the scene. Too much of a scene for me, so I vowed to return when all the foodies had scattered. I returned last week in earnest to put this restaurant through its paces.
First off, I should stop calling Le Vin Papillon a restaurant because it's a wine bar. And second, it's important to immediately add a few more players to this scene, beginning with Vanya Filipovic. The ever-smiling Filipovic has been a fixture at Joe Beef since Day 1 and is probably the person who has served me the most interesting wines of any sommelier in this city. Without an ounce of pretension but with loads of enthusiasm, Filipovic — who the regulars (and, let's face facts, her fans) call by her first name — pours wines you have not only never seen before, but often never knew even existed. She has served me a Hungarian wine that all but made me weep, a Georgian wine that tasted like incense, and a "sekt" made with chasselas, unseen in Quebec but wildly popular in its native Germany. Filipovic is a partner at Le Vin Papillon, and yet she somehow also manages to make her way to tables at the two other restaurants. When I asked her how she manages, she said: "For now, I use the back alley behind the restaurants."
The next player is Marc-Olivier Frappier, who does double duty as Joe Beef's chef de cuisine and can often be seen working alongside the chef here, Leigh Roper. Last but not least is sommelier Patrick Oakes, who most of the time works the oyster bar at Joe Beef but, like the others, roams between restaurants.
As Le Vin Papillon is a wine bar, the emphasis is, of course, on the vino. If you're looking for a glass of Wolf Blass cabernet sauvignon or Kim Crawford sauvignon blanc, you've come to the wrong place. The emphasis is on Old World wines made by small producers. All are either natural or organic ("healthful wines," McMillan says), and all are private imports. As you've probably never seen or tasted these wines before, a night at Le Vin Papillon is one of discovery. Wines are offered by the glass or by the bottle, and Filipovic works the room, often a large-format bottle in hand, ready to pour if you'd like a taste of that Gevrey-Chambertin pinot, Côtes du Jura savagnin or Mosel riesling. If you drink Champagne here, I guarantee it will not be Moët et Chandon or even Cristal, but some "grower Champagne" (produced by the same person who grows the grapes) made perhaps with pinot meunier, the less noble grape of the Champagne region — a rarity and, as it turns out, divine.
Le Vin Papillon has a no-reservation policy, which means its 25 seats are scooped up quickly. If you choose to use that seat for dining as opposed to drinking, you will be well served. This is small-plate cuisine with an emphasis on vegetables, which means vegetarians will be happy here. But if you come just for the food, I think you'll be missing the point, as I truly believe Le Vin Papillon is not so much for foodies as it is for wine drinkers. There is a solid link between McMillan and Morin's three restaurants food-wise (even the plates are the same, and many of the ingredients are plucked from the Joe Beef garden), yet the food at Le Vin Papillon is along the lines of what you might get as an appetizer or side dish at the other two establishments.
And it would be wrong to think that a night here is also about wine pairings. It is not. Yes, that Burgundy may be swell with the guinea hen, and the cheese may be fab with Champagne (who knew?), but if you're looking to do the matchy-matchy wine-and-food thing, you'll be disappointed. It's not really their thing. Instead, look at a meal here as one where the food, wine and crackling ambience all meld together.
So between sips of, say, a Croatian wine made with varietals the two wine writers I was dining with didn't even know existed, what does one eat at Le Vin Papillon? Well, the menu changes often, so my sampling from the 20 or so dishes on offer may be different from what's on there right now. But if you can order what I ordered, I'm sure you'll be pleased — especially if you are several at the table, since these plates are ideal for sharing.
The kitchen is located in the dining room on a counter facing the long banquette on the west wall. Have a look: it's made up of a simple one-burner induction plate, a salamander, a convection oven and a fancy Italian meat slicer. So the cooking is not complex, but it is smart, simple and made with lovely, seasonal ingredients.
There's a spongy little focaccia round topped with sautéed lobster mushroom dripping with lobster sauce. You pick that one up with your hands and wolf it down in record time. I also loved a dish they call "potatoes bravas" — baked and smashed new potatoes with mayonnaise, capers, chervil and smoked fish roe topping. Pass it around and enjoy the lusciousness of how the soft potato flesh melds with the sauce.
On a sharper note comes a dish of marinated red peppers topped with homemade beer cheese, which threw us off our riesling for a minute (the vinegar obliterates the wine). We were back on track again with a gorgeous presentation of golden sautéed porcini and chanterelle mushrooms mixed with nubs of Jerusalem artichoke and new potatoes. What a treat!
A plate of deeply roasted Brussels sprouts was topped with nothing but a few slices of Westphalian ham. I love charred Brussels sprouts, and these were gorgeous. Also roasted was the half head of cauliflower enhanced with a scattering of caramelized onions, capers and super-crisp chicken skin. Squeeze over some fresh lemon, slice and serve. Wonderful! And that guinea hen leg I mentioned above? It was so succulent — braised, blanketed in a jus de vin au chénas and served with nothing but a spoonful of corn relish.
This is a great place to enjoy a cheese course, and the selection is all raw milk and all French. When asked why there were no Quebec selections, McMillan said he likes Quebec cheeses, but just so happens to also like the all-French selection they were serving that night. Hmm. I like French cheese too, but considering the number of tourists who frequent these restaurants, a few local selections would better suit the "eat local" drive of the menu.
My only other criticisms would be the occasional high volume of background tunes and maybe the fact that they don't have more desserts. The rum baba with blueberries was enjoyable (they call it "bouchon babas bluets"), but a bit reserved compared with the bombastic desserts this team is famous for. And no matter what the door policy may be, I always dislike no-reservation restaurants because I hate the idea of waiting for a table. But since this restaurant opens at 3 p.m., I guess eating earlier would solve that problem.
So, then: Le Vin Papillon, big thumbs-up. I had great food here, great wine, but the clincher was the service provided by Filipovic and Oakes. Gone are the days of the snooty sommeliers with Bordeaux-laden wine lists, tastevins and tuxedos. Instead, I was served by this razor-sharp duo — so smart, so accommodating, and such masters of this new form of casual yet thoroughly professional service. A night in their hands is sheer pleasure. Maybe not quite an orgy, but — and I'm imagining here — just as exhilarating.
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TEL HAZEKA, Golan Heights — Israeli tanks struck a Syrian artillery launcher Monday after a stray mortar shell flew into Israel-held territory, the first direct clash between the neighbors since the Syrian uprising began nearly two years ago.
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"We are closely monitoring what is happening and will respond appropriately. We will not allow our borders to be violated or our citizens to be fired upon," Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday in a speech to foreign ambassadors.
While officials believe President Bashar Assad has no interest in picking a fight with Israel, they fear the embattled Syrian leader may try to draw Israel into the fighting in a bout of desperation. Israeli officials believe it is only a matter of time before Syrian rebels topple the longtime leader.
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Israeli political scientist Dore Gold, an informal adviser to Netanyahu, said neither Israel nor Syria has any interest in escalating the fighting.
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Israel has warily watched the fighting in Syria for months, carefully trying to avoid any involvement. It has found itself in a difficult position as the fighting rages near the frontier with the Golan Heights, a strategic plateau it captured from Syria in 1967 and later annexed.
A number of mortar shells have landed in the Golan in the past week. Early this month, Syrian tanks accidentally crossed into a buffer zone along the frontier for the first time in nearly 40 years.
Israel responded for the first time Sunday, firing what it called a "warning shot" into Syria after a mortar shell landed near an Israeli military post. Israel also warned of a tougher response if the attacks persisted.
In Monday's incident, the military said it reported "direct hits" on a mobile artillery launcher after another shell struck the Golan. It would not say whether the launcher belonged to the Syrian army, saying only it had targeted the "source of fire."
The Israeli military believes the mortar fire is spillover from internal fighting in Syria and not aimed at Israel. But officials say they are beginning to question that assessment after repeated breaches of the frontier.
The incident began when Syrian military units were shelling gunmen in the twin Syrian villages of Bariqa and Bir Ajam, only several hundred yards from Israeli-held territory. An Associated Press photographer on the Golan side saw gunmen, presumably rebels, running as explosions shook the village from the shelling by Syrian army mobile artillery visible about a mile away .
The rebels fired back with automatic weapons and then fled, running toward the Golan border and taking refuge under some trees. A few minutes later, the rebels made their way back to the village.
Bursts of artillery fire from the Syrian forces could be heard every few minutes, and about a half-hour later, the Syrian shell struck the Golan, making a loud whistling sound before impact less than 100 yards from an Israeli position. Israeli forces quickly opened fire, and a plume of smoke billowed from one of the tanks' guns.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a Britain-based, anti-Assad group that relies on a network of activists on the ground in Syria, confirmed fighting in the area. It said three rebel fighters were killed Monday in clashes with the Syrian army in Bir Ajam.
The state-run news agency SANA has not reported on the fighting in the area or the clash with Israel.
Israel has little love for Assad, who has provided refuge and support to Israel's bitterest enemies through the years. But he and his father before him have kept the frontier quiet for nearly four decades, providing a rare source of stability in the volatile region.
Israel fears Assad may stage an attack if he fears his days are numbered. It also worries that Syria's chemical weapons could fall into the hands of Hezbollah or other anti-Israel militants. There also are concerns that al-Qaida-linked groups battling Assad could turn their focus toward Israel, or sectarian warfare might send refugees streaming into Israel.
The aftermath of Egypt's revolution has provided Israel with reason to worry about its frontier region with Syria: Egypt's Sinai desert on Israel's southern border has turned even more lawless since longtime Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak was ousted in February 2011. Islamic militants have frequently exploited the situation there to attack Israel.
The Golan frictions were a potent reminder of how easily the Syrian civil war could explode into a wider regional conflagration.
Syrian airstrikes on Ras al-Ayn, on the country's northern border, once again raised tensions with Turkey. Regime forces and rebels have been battling for days over the town, which is practically adjacent to the border.
Last week, Syrian rebels overran three security compounds in Ras al-Ayn and took control of the town, located in Syria's predominantly Kurdish, oil-producing northeastern province of al-Hasaka. A surge of 11,000 Syrians escaped into Turkey on Friday following the fighting at Ras al-Ayn.
Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu, speaking to reporters in Rome, said Ankara had formally protested the bombings near the border, saying the attacks were endangering Turkey's security, state-run TRT television reported. He said Turkey had also reported the incident to NATO allies and to the U.N. Security Council.
Davutoglu said the bombings showed that the Syrian regime was attacking its people without making a distinction between "civilians or military units," according to TRT.


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