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figured his luck had run out Friday at the Match Play Championship.
After two remarkable rallies to reach the third round, McDowell missed a pair of eight-foot putts to fall 2 down with two holes to play against
, who had lost only four times in 18 matches at the Golf Club of Dove Mountain.
"My head went down as I walked off the 16th green. I really thought I blew it," McDowell said after yet another improbable comeback. "I genuinely thought I was done this time. I really didn't think there was any way back from that."
McDowell won the next two holes to extend the match. He made a 20-foot par putt on the 20th hole to stay alive, and then won the next hole with a 15-foot birdie putt. "Nine lives have been used up — and then some," McDowell said.
is five-over par in 57 holes over three matches yet he also reached the quarterfinals.
has been at least 2 down in every match and he advanced to the quarterfinals for the first time in 14 appearances.
won a match that featured an 18-foot par putt conceded to him by
, who felt bad because of a ruling that had taken too much time on the previous hole.
always has its share of wild tales. McDowell tops them all.
How else to explain how a guy can play 58 holes over three matches without ever hitting a tee shot with the lead? Most players are relieved with every match they win. McDowell felt a tinge of guilt.
"Embarrassed is the wrong word. I'm not embarrassed," he said. "But I just feel like I'm robbing these guys."
Perhaps it's only fitting that his quarterfinal match is against Victor Dubuisson of France, who took out
. Dubuisson has never trailed at any point this week. He plays the guy who has never led a single hole while the match was going on.
In other matches:
— Furyk, getting plenty of support from his college days at Arizona, rallied from an early deficit to beat Harris English on the 18th hole. He next plays Fowler, who made birdie on the 18th for a 1-up win over Garcia.
, who played 40 holes over the opening two rounds, had a relatively easy time in beating George Coetzee, 3 and 1. Day will play the quarterfinals against
, who was stellar in a 5-and-4 win over
— Els beat a reigning major champion for the second straight day —
on Thursday, PGA champion
on Friday. Even though he was scrappy again, the Big Easy birdied the 18th for a 1-up victory over Dufner. Now it's time to play 20-year-old Jordan Spieth, who had 10 birdies on his card to take out defending champion
. Els has made only nine birdies all week.

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text: Want to make your tablet run better, faster and get the REAL ANDROID MARKET? I have done many of these tablets and. I have enclosed my instructions below and the link to the files from my website. Follow these directions exactly: Make sure your tablet is off. Remove the SD Card. Download the V9 Final ROM file to your PC from my site. Make sure you know where to find it after it downloads: I have uploaded the rom to my own website and it should download very quick for you. Here is the link to the ROM from my site http://creativeconceptcomputers.com//downloads/public/WM8650.7z save it to your desktop and get winrar to unpack the zip file at http://rarlab.com/rar/wrar41b4.exe Insert the SD Card into the media reader on your desktop PC. The SD Card will now show up as a drive letter on your PC's File Manager, just like C:\ except with a different letter assigned. Every computer will be different. Let's just say that on your PC it is G:\. Right click the drive letter of the SD Card (G:\). A pop-up menu appears. Select "format" and format the card to Fat32. Now, using a program like winzip or winrar, extract the ROM file that you downloaded to your PC earlier to a new folder on your desktop . After it has extracted, it will have these folders: firmwareinstall Changer_files and these 3 files on it: changer.bat wmt_scriptcmd Universal_Uberoid_WM8650_v9.1.2.txt Using your PC mouse, double click the "changer.bat" file. A pop up screen appears. Type in RT3070 and hit "enter" (this enables WiFi support) Select the option number that corresponds to your tablet and press enter. ( I found option 27 to work on most wundermedia wm8650 ) if that dont work run it again and choose option 2 (if that dont work,keep trying differnt options until you get the right one) if that one hangs on the option you selected, you will just have to keep running the changer and selecting a different option number until you get it right. Make sure that after it does boot that the touchsreen does in fact work. (Please, if you are trying multiple options, just remember to try options only for the size tablet you have. For instance, if you have a 7 inch tablet, try only options 1,2,7,8,9,11,12,13,16,20,21,23,25,26,27,28,29,30,31, and 32. After you select your option number and hit enter, the changer.bat will ask you if you want to install the ROM on your SD Card hit y (yes) and if you want your SD Card formatted. Answer "NO" since you already formatted it earlier, let the program finish running completly and it will tell you when its done. Now safely remove the SD Card from the PC media reader. Insert the SD Card back into your tablet and turn it on. it will show a progress bar on the botton, when it's done it will tell you to remove the sd card , (don't remove card until it says to) when you do the tablet will reboot . Select the wmtlauncher when it comes to options screen and set as the default and thats all there is to it. This should only take a few minutes to boot the first time. Make sure that after the tablet is up and running , that you reformat the sd card in a computer again before you put it back in your tablet for storage. Main features: * Live Wallpaper Support! ("butterfly" live wallpaper included!) * HoneyComb styled launcher, framework and icons * Extreme WM8650 compatibility (60 models +!) * Customizable ROM, make it even more LITE for example (see CHANGER 'x' for more info) * 100% Rooted * Audio Boosted * Memory cleaning boosted * Memory read/write boosted * Lite version, stripped away many apps * Tries to support as many languages as possible * Real Android Market * Real working YouTube


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Healthy Options: Group Psychotherapy for HIV-positive Depressed Perinatal Women.
|The safety and scientific validity of this study is the responsibility of the study sponsor and investigators. Listing a study does not mean it has been evaluated by the U.S. Federal Government. Read our disclaimer for details.
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT02039973
Recruitment Status : Completed
First Posted : January 20, 2014
Last Update Posted : February 22, 2018
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|Condition or disease
|Behavioral: Task-sharing approach to group therapy Behavioral: Enhanced standard of care
|Not Applicable
In resource-limited settings, there has been a significant increase in access to antiretroviral therapy (ART) in recent years. Although there remain serious limitations in access to ART in these settings, for many who have initiated and continue treatment, HIV disease is a chronic condition that needs to be managed over time. There is considerable evidence that individuals with chronic illness have an increased risk of depression, in part related to the challenges in coping and managing their illness. Rates for depression during pregnancy in women living with HIV are estimated to be higher.
Despite this relatively high burden of depression among persons living with HIV/AIDS (PLHA), it has been documented that clinical staff working with PLHA do not routinely identify or treat depression in this setting. This is in contrast to recent revisions in the Tanzanian health policy that emphasize integrating mental health and HIV care at district and lower level health care services. The long-term intent of the research is to bridge this gap between Tanzanian health policy and implementation of integrating mental health care among pre- and post-natal women receiving HIV care. Therefore, the overall goal of the proposed study is to examine the potential for successful integration of enhanced mental health care and group counseling among HIV-positive women receiving preventing mother to child transmission (PMTCT)-plus services and to evaluate a combination of evidence-based approaches in treatment of depression in this vulnerable population in Tanzania.
Specifically this application aims to:
- Examine the acceptability and feasibility of integrating an enhanced standard of mental health care and group counseling with PMTCT-plus services provided at government-run maternal and child health (MCH) clinics, from the perspectives of: a) facility mental health care focal points and MCH clinic managers, b) perinatal direct care providers; and c) HIV-positive perinatal women;
- Validate a depression screening tool for major depressive disorder (MDD) and suicidality for use in Tanzania; and
- Conduct a cluster randomized controlled trial comparing a task-sharing approach (i.e. problem solving and cognitive behavioral therapy components delivered to groups facilitated by lay community based health care workers (CBHWs) versus improved standard
|Study Type :
|Interventional (Clinical Trial)
|Actual Enrollment :
|742 participants
|Intervention Model:
|Single Group Assignment
|None (Open Label)
|Primary Purpose:
|Health Services Research
|Official Title:
|Healthy Options: Group Psychotherapy for HIV-positive Depressed Perinatal Women.
|Actual Study Start Date :
|July 1, 2013
|Actual Primary Completion Date :
|December 31, 2017
|Actual Study Completion Date :
|December 31, 2017
Experimental: Task-sharing approach to group therapy
The intervention will consist of problem-solving therapy as well as cognitive behavioral components. Core problem-solving therapy components will involve lay CBHW facilitated discussions to explore symptoms of depression and how problems are related to depression. Core cognitive behavioral components will include lay CBHW facilitated discussions to explain the purpose of the sessions, as well as effect a number of behavioral changes in participants.
Behavioral: Task-sharing approach to group therapy
Participants will also identify, select and clarify common concerns/problems; provide orientation to steps in problem-solving; break down identified problems into manageable pieces; choose pieces of problem to address in facilitated discussion of problem solving for implementing solutions; support the sharing of feedback of strategies used in problem-solving and maintaining pleasurable activities.
Additionally, the intervention to aim to effect behavior by: explaining the links between problems, negative thoughts, choices made on a day-to-day basis, behaviors, and mood (symptoms of depression); facilitate sharing of practical skills to tackle problems, to change mood-related thoughts, choices and/or behaviors; offer and provide feedback on homework assignments to encourage practice of skills; and help participants attribute reported improvements to the use of new skills during feedback sessions.
Active Comparator: Enhanced standard of care
The control condition will promote an enhanced standard of care. Clinicians and nurses at MCH clinics included in the study will receive a structured one day re-orientation training consistent with the World Health Organization (WHO) mh-GAP guidelines for assessment as well as basic psychosocial and drug treatment of moderate to severe depression in primary care settings. The training will be consistent with the standard of care for mental health among HIV-positive populations as outlined in Tanzanian health policy. In addition, clinical staff will be trained to encourage women to invite their male partners to accompany them at clinic visits, where psycho-education on perinatal depression for couples will be offered for those opting to participate.
Behavioral: Enhanced standard of care
- Depressive disorder and suicidality [ Time Frame: Q3 2016 after an average of 1.5 years of follow-up ]Using a cut-off score based on the validation study, participants will be classified as having depressive and or suicidality or not. The trial aims to reduce rates of depression and suicidality among participants.
- Social support [ Time Frame: Q3 2016 after an average of 1.5 years of follow-up ]For this measure, the Duke University-University of North Carolina Functional Social Support Questionnaire will be used; this scale has demonstrated positive correlations with other social support scales. A listing of ten items from this of this questionnaire has been used previously in Tanzania, reflecting dimensions of instrumental and emotional support
- Self-Efficacy [ Time Frame: Q3 2016 after an average of 1.5 years of follow-up ]The General Self-Efficacy Scale will be used to assess self-efficacy. This scale has demonstrated good internal consistency (Cronbach's alpha ranging from 0.81 to 0.91) and construct validity was shown through positive correlations with optimism and negative correlations with depression and anxiety.
- HIV-related stigma [ Time Frame: Q3 2016 after an average of 1.5 years of follow-up ]The HIV Stigma Scale developed by Berger et al. will be used to assess stigma; it has been validated in a diverse sample in the U.S. demonstrated construct validity through factor analysis and internal consistency (Cronbach's alpha of 0.96). A sub-sample of these items also demonstrated construct validity of this scale has also been demonstrated in a resource-limited setting.
- Intimate partner violence [ Time Frame: Q3 2016 after an average of 1.5 years of follow-up ]For intimate partner violence (IPV) the WHO Women's Health and Domestic Violence against Women Questionnaire will be used, which assesses emotional, sexual, and physical violence by intimate partners and has demonstrated good internal consistency ranging from 0.66 to 0.81.
- Infant birthwight [ Time Frame: At time of birth ]The infant's birth weight will be measured at the time of birth.
- Gestational Age and Prematurity [ Time Frame: At time of birth ]The gestational age of the infant at the time of birth will be measured. Premature infants are those whose gestational age is less than 37 weeks.
- Infant diarrheal disease [ Time Frame: Two weeks after infant's birth ]The occurrence of diarrheal disease among infants will be assessed during the first two weeks of the infant's life.
- Weight-for-height [ Time Frame: Up to 1.5 years after infant birth ]Wight and height will be measured as an outcome for the infant, with low weight-for-height being used to classify infants as wasting (more than two standard deviations below the mean).
- Height-for-age [ Time Frame: Up to 1.5 years after infant's birth ]Height and age of infants will be measured at the end of follow-up, and low height-for-age will be used to classify infants as stunted (more than two standard deviations below the mean).
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contacts provided below. For general information, Learn About Clinical Studies.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 49 Years (Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- pregnant women who access PMTCT-plus services at MCH clinics in Dar es Salaam
- HIV-positive serostatus
- screen positive for depression
- less than 28 weeks of gestation
- confirm they will attend postnatal services at the maternal and child health service they enrolled in for antenatal care for at least two years after they give birth
Exclusion Criteria:
- any woman less than 18 years of age
- HIV-negative
- screened negative for depression
- screened positive for depression and assessed to be of high suicide risk requiring immediate emergency referral for care
- not able to continue to receive care at the MCH clinic where they were initially enrolled for at least two years after giving birth
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT02039973
|Dar es Salaam City Health Department
|Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
|Principal Investigator:
|Mary Kay Smith-Fawzi, ScD
|Harvard Medical School
|Principal Investigator:
|Sylvia Kaaya, MD, PhD
|Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences
|Responsible Party:
|Mary Kay Smith Fawzi, Assistant Professor of Global Health and Social Medicine, Harvard Medical School
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT02039973 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
1R01MH100338-01 ( U.S. NIH Grant/Contract )
1R01MH100338-01 ( U.S. NIH Grant/Contract )
|First Posted:
|January 20, 2014 Key Record Dates
|Last Update Posted:
|February 22, 2018
|Last Verified:
|February 2018
Keywords provided by Mary Kay Smith Fawzi, Harvard Medical School:
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Behavioral Symptoms


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Students may find out more information about their Academic Advisor, Career Advisor, and Personal Counselor by accessing these tabs under "Student Support".
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The sophomore year can present students with many challenges. These include deciding upon a major, learning how to develop a deeper understanding of the desired major, finding the right classes, doing well academically, finding social connections, and discovering and strengthening self-identity.
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After the excitement and newness of college has worn off, students can sometimes begin to second guess their educational plans, personal relationships, as well as long-term aspirations. Students who experience additional stressors outside of school such as loss of a loved one, difficulty at home, and/or financial struggles can be especially susceptible. Sometimes, students can fall into a "sophomore slump" when a period of indecision combines with other stresses in a student's life.
Lemons and Richmond (1987) define the sophomore slump as a "period of developmental confusion" and hypothesize that the "sophomore slump results from student's struggles with achieving competence, desiring autonomy, establishing identity, and developing purpose."
Feel like you may be experiencing a "sophomore slump"?
The Counseling Center at Muhlenberg College in Pennsylvania created a great series of questions about the sophomore slump. They include:
- What am I doing here at College?
- Why do I have more questions now than when I was a freshman?
- Are the people I hang around with really my friends?
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A doping scandal has hit Cypriot football after Cyprus' Footballer's Association (PASP) announced it will be investigating an incident in which an unnamed foreign player tested positive for the banned substance Methylhexaneamine in December.
Since the controversy surrounding Lance Armstrong's confession and the revelations of Spanish Doctor Eufemiano Fuentes that other sports may be implicated, this is thought to be one of the first cases to be made public in football.
"What we, can say right now is that we are not sure that the foreign player will be punished with the strictest sentence, as the player in question contacted the association to inform them he had never knowingly taken a banned substance," announced the PASP through their legal aide Loizos Hadjidemetriou.
"He is sure of his innocence and prefers to go through a legal battle with PASP to prove that he is not responsible," continued the statement as the player showed his intention to not accept the three-month ban.
The substance he was alleged to have taken is often found in nutritional supplements, to aid weight loss or increase energy. Methylhexaneamine was first placed on the World Anti-Doping Association's Prohibited List in 2010 as a non-specified supplement. In 2011, its classification was changed to specified supplement and prohibited in competition only.


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The younger folks enjoyed the dance music exceedingly. Thc different kinds races staged attracted much attention and afforded quite a bit of amusement to all thc folks, young and old. The nnil-driving, lior.scshoe pitching, \vaternivl<>ti-cating and other contests all proved a splendid source of amusement. The weatherman deserves thc thanks of Zion Ln<lgc. He certainly gave us most ideal weather last Sunday, just as he hail promi.sed and fooled lots of people wlio expected rain. Thanks are also due to the following . gentlemen for the fine co-operation they gave in making the outing a success: I'Jr. S. D. Edelman, Dr. M. Goldherg, Joe.Kresge and I. W. Garek.- These men were active on the grounds from early in the morning to 0 P. M., when the affair was over. The oflicers of the lodge are very grateful to the Ohio Jewish Chuonicle ¦ for the generous publicity it gave to the picnic and for tfie constant interest this periodical shows in every activity of the organization. Thc following were the prize winners in the various contests: Horseshoe pitching-—Joseph Kresge, A, Berliner. Yomig men's race—-A. Berliner, :Miller. Boys' sack race — Kaplan, Feiner. Girls' shoe race — Miss Berman, Miss MINISTER OF INTERIOR GIVES ASSURANCE OF JEWISH SAFETY IN BULGARIA .SOI'lA, (J. T. A.)—A delegation rep¬ resenting thc Jewish communities in Bul¬ garia, headed by the Jewish community ofia, was received by the Bulgarian Minister of thc Interior. The delegation 'handed the Mini-ster memorandum in which thc rcciuest was made that the government take the nec- e.s.sary .steps to stippress the aiiti-Scmitic propaganda which lias in recent months assumed thc character of pogrom propa¬ ganda. The Minister of the Interior as¬ sured the delegation that there is no reason to fear anti-Jewish riots in Bul¬ garia. Ladies - Mrs. nail driving contest Mr^;. Topolowsky. Young men's three-legged race — Berliner, Miller. Boys' three-legged race — Polster, Feiner. Watermelon contest — Topolowsky. Prize waltz —Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Calliff. K. H. Aids Middle Class Immigrants to Colonize Zionist Congress To Be Asked To Apply 50% of Palestine Budget For Colonization Work. NEW YORK. —A report from Pal- estine,made public by thc headquarters of the American Keren Hayesod, describes steps undertaken by the Palestine Zion¬ ist executive for the purpose of facili¬ tating the colonization of middle class immigrants who have formed a large part o.f the recent immigratk most of whom have for the time being settled in Tel Aviv. Thc agricultural colonization department of the execiitivi has established an information bureau that city designed to meet the spe¬ cific needs of the middle class iinmi- and lo make it unncces.sary for them to travel for information to thc office in Jerusalem. ipccial committee of representa¬ tives of the Jewish Faripers' Associa¬ tion and of a representative of the agri¬ cultural department has been set up tc supervise the, information service of thc bureau. Frequent meetings are held to ft the material. The bureau has col¬ lected information with regard possibilities of settlement in th( ing colonies, the capacity for absorption of the various agricultural occupations, the different colonization program, etc. The steady expansion of the eoloniza- 3n work of the Keren Hayesod brought into relief by the fact that at forthcoming Zionist Congress in Vienna, a ' proposal will be considered devote 30% of the Keren Hayesod funds to this activity. Tn the four years from April, 1921, to March, 1!)25, the .um of $2,.570,785 was expended • on lolonization, that sum being nearly 30% of the total of $8,610,750 expended by the Keren Haye.sod on its various ac-- n Palestine during the same pe- Singcr, First prize fox trot Miss IJckel. Second prize fox trot — Mr. A. M. Neustach, Miss Celia Benjamin. NEW YORK JEWISH PHIL¬ ANTHROPIST SEEKS AD¬ VICE ON HOW TO DISTRl- BUTE HIS MILLIONS. Moses Maimonides REV. DR. IGNATIUS MUELLER, Louisville. Ky. Important Meeting of T. I. Congregation le DfVicers and members of thc retli Israel congregation, WA East (I St., are urgently requested to attend an important meeting of the con¬ gregation Thursday evening, .-\iigust fi, »:m V. M. sharp. Please come promptly at 8:00 so that all business can Sni. RoTli, Secretary. (By Courtesy of kcform Advocate) ' thc center of gravity in the lore of Judaism passed from Asia to Europe, Spain became the scat of Jewish learning, aud Cordova its headquar- crs. Cordova was a beautiful city, and was renowned for its manufactures and ts schools. It -was the home of EurolJcan- culture and the birthplace of many Moses Maimonides was one of theni, We, Israelites, usually call him RaMBaM"; from the initial letters of the name of which he is best known jn the literary world, Kabbi^ Moses Ben Maimoii. Parents of modern times often adopt some middle name for their children; and if they neglect to do so, thc chil¬ dren themselves select some initial and squeeze it between their • personal and family names. Now, wc shall learn that the fashion to have many names is, by no means, a new one. Fof in the Arabic history of literature the full i Moses Maimonides is: "Abu Imram Musa Ben Maimunt Obaid Allah." his long residence in Egypt he has thc' cognomen "Moses the Egyptian." And on account of his great learning he is often called "Thc Eagle of the Rabbis, —and also: "The Light of the West.'' He lived at a time when science and learning were in their highest bloom in Spain. With free access to all thc fountains of knowledge, he becanie a para- ton of learning. He was thc most learned of tlie Jews in the Middle Ages, and one of thc highest representatives in Israel of all times. He was not only profoundly conversant with Hebrew, Atabic, and the kindred Aramaic iliali but was familiar as well with the Greek and Turkish languages. He is so dear to the Jewish heart, that the very hour of his birth is treasured i;( up in the memory of posterity. He was horn at 1 o'clock thirtieth day of March, on Passover Eve, in the year Eleven Hundred and Thirty five. And though he need not borrgw merit from his forefathers, yet it is, by all I si means, a blessing and honor to come ofii distinguished ancestry, to be descended j vice president of the Consumers" League, from a family of real nobleness and trule quality of mind and soul. Maimonides 1 director of the Prisoner's Aid Society, ran trace his lineage to those who derived their nobility from virtue and natural | member of the Inter-Racial Committee superiority. From the genealogical records we possess, he was descended from'of the Wilmington Council of Churches Jehudah lianasi, the redactor of the Mislinah, and through him from the rovalaiid many other niovemeiils. During house of David. * * * ' 1(1^. ,viiiter he gave a series of lectures ' EARLV LIFE Ion thc Background of thc Jewish immi- Maimonides never experienced the love and tender care of a mother. She grant before the Americanization teach- died in giving him birth. But he received thc watchful attention of his father, 1 ers of the public schools. Prior to coni- who was a "Dayan",'or official judge, and whose knowledge of jurisprudence, ] ing to Wilmington Rabbi Levinger' wa; and the ability and integrity with -which he executed the difficult and important with the Y. M. H. A., of New York duties of the magistracy, secured him the respect of all. It is, perhaps, owing | City. Me is a 101-1 graduate of the He- to the loss of his mother that we know but little of his boyhood, or little has'brew .Union College, and was just been given to us. And as it is always the case that where history is silent about | awarded the Ph. D. degree at the Uiii- a great man, legend appears to be most busy with him, so the story goes that;versit> of Pcnnsyivania. He is the in his childhood he had been a dull and idle lad, and did by no means give much;author of "A Jewish Chaplain in promise.of the eminence he afterwards attained. France", a syllabus on "Jews and Juda- We are in doubt as to who were his teachers. It has been stated tliat in ' 'sm in the United States", which is now the Talmud he was the pupil of the eminent scholar Jo.seph Ibn Migash. Some!'"^'"K printed by the Union of American of his biographers, however, tell us that he was only'a child when Rabbi Joseph j ^^''^ew Congregati ' " died. It is almost sure that the most famous of the Arabian philosophers, Aver- roes, properly Ibn Roshd, who also was a native of, Cordova, had taught liim philosophy and medicine. B'ut he certainly Will Carry On Work of Hillel Foundation at Ohio State University Kahbi Lee J. Levinger Leaves Wilm¬ ington, Del., for University At Coluinbus. Rabbi Lee J. Levinger, at present of fcinple Beth Emeth, Wilmington, Del., las received and accepted an offer of ;he B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation to take charge of its development work at . the Ohio State University. The foun- 5 establishing two new centers Rabhi Levinger has been in n the afternoonj)f the {vVilniington for three years and has been isually: active in community work tc chaplain of the American Legi Shachris Club to Give An Auction Box Party Something new in the way of social and benefit affairs will be given Wednes¬ day evening, August oth, at seven o'clock when the Shachris Club sponsor an auction box party at the He¬ brew School. The girls will bring boxes containing luncheons for two which will in : sold to the boys for a sniall su Another feature of the evening be the surprise program which will be presented during the course of the ning. The girls are urged tp ^remember to bring their boxes. An evening full enjoyment is in store for all who co NOTICE TO MEMORIAL FUND CONTRIBUTORS 'hose wishing to contribute to fund in memory of the late Mendel Wider, on the occasion of the first an¬ niversary of his death, or in memory of Mrs. Rachel Neibloom, or Mr. William ^oth, are asked to send contributions Mrs. J. Spira, 1G03 Bryden Road. LEOPOLD SCMtrOP Mr. Schepp, 85, New York philan¬ thropist, has just asked the public-for suggestions as to the best way in which to distribute his millions, the idea be¬ ing to furnish quick and permanent re¬ lief to those who need and merit help. He emphasizes that he is not seeking opinions from those "who have axes to grind." gation That Psychologrical Con¬ ditions Favor Mutual Co¬ operation. ANTI-SEMITES CALL OFF VIENNA CONVENTION COIN¬ CIDING WITH ZIONIST CONGRESS VIENNA, (J. T. A.)-,-The Fedcra- )n of Voelkische Asociations which planned to hold its convention in Vienna August 18th, has decided to post¬ pone its convention in order to avoid conflicts during the proceedings of the Fourteenth Zionist Congress here, ac¬ cording to an announcement by the Swastika press bureau today. This decision was communicated offi¬ cially to the Austrian Government by the Federation. The convention of the National So¬ cialist Party which was called for Au¬ gust . 15th and IfJth will take place in view of the fact that its proceedings will be concluded before the beginning of the Zionist Congress, ".-\iiti-Semitism in tbe United States", , I which' will be published by the Bloch t have had superior teachers, and' Pi>''''sl""B Company in the fall. he himself must have made the most of his time and opportunities. It is, there- -. fore, justly assumed that in many branches his father was his instructor. This j _ i* » « • • « ' expected of every Israelite, being. <;i;;.Mt)ed by his Torah to teach.his children rPollSh-JeWIsh Agreement diligently. The wise and pious parent does not only sedulously care for his I |g Oulv the First StCD body, but also, and even morc so, for his soul. So did the father ofi Maimonides feel himself bound by solemn and sacred obligations towards his j son, whom he considered the gift oi God, receiving him from his mother, -ivho.se! ^"unt Skr^ynski^ Tells^ ^^^[^^ ^*''*" love aud self-devotion was her last breath on earth, and her soul took its flight for heaven. Mindful of his mother, who entered'the valley of the shadow f.death to win her son's life, he placed himself toward her child, as much as he ould, also in the place of mother, aiid cared for the development of his dormant faculties by an education that made their Moses a man whose name is clothed with imperishable honor. He thus grew up under the tutorage of a learned and :onscicntious father, who trained his mind and soul, and applying himself to itudy with untiring zeal and diligence, he made such rapid progress in all branches of science and knowledge that thc dull, slothful boy. soon became a fa- schojar. His father's precet ancl example planted in his young heart a pure and strong veneration for Jewish virtues, and the holy Law of Israel was his delight. NATURES QUITE DIFFERENT But though his mind had been profoundly influenced by his father, their natures were Cjuite different. The father was full of enthusiasm, full, of faith, and highly gifted with poetical thoughts. The son, however, was not .so emo- ^ philosopher quite through, and a thinker, first of all. In his parental home the stream of life ran broad and deep, and Maimon's son was trained in thc arts and science then included in a liberal education, as well as in philosophy towards which he had shown^ a powerful inclination. Thus, what was Jewish and what was human, all that -ivas noble, found a resting place in the capacious soul of Moses Maimonides. He was a Talmudist, philosopher, mathematician, astronomer, and a physician. He saw the limitations of science, but he wished to master its literature. Faith and reason, simple piety and fear¬ less inquiry were blended, during thc formative period of his character, into an inseparable unity. He learned to be perfect with God, to be faithful to Judaism, IS well as to the divine reason present in the human soul.' The tradition which binds the ages together he kept holy with a penetrative gaze, with open-eyed obedience and service. As of Hillel it can be,said of him, that his gentleness, his event temper, his modesty, were as conspicuous as his high intellect, his great knowledge, ^nd his- firm determination to make the truth prevail. When the Almohades, a Moslem dynasty, of Africa, extended their career of conquest to Spain, Cordova fell into their hands. Their religion was pure. Thc fundamental principles arc contained in the two articles of thc Islam: "There is no God but God,>—and Mohammed is God's prophet.". Their con¬ duct, however, was very fanatical, and their overheated mind made them in¬ tolerant of the religious opinions of others. Owing to thc wars between the Mohammedans and Christians, and l)Ctween the different Mohammedan sects, and the persecution of the Jews by the rulers at Cordova and other parts of Spain, synagogs and churches were <lestroyed, or changed into mosques. Jew? and Christians were forced to choose conversion to Islam, exile, or death. Manj people left their homes, while others agreed to pronounce the formula of the Moslem creed, and secretly continued the observance of their own religion.' Maimon fled with his family, and after an interval of troubled wanderings and painful privations they settled at Fetz, in Africa. But there, too, they found the Almohades equally powerful, equally intolerant and vindictive. For a short lime Maimon and his son were compelled to assume thc outvrard garb of Mo¬ hammedanism. From Fetz the 'family migrated to Palestine, and afterwards Moses Maimonides settled in Egypt, and lived in Fostat, or old Cairo. Here lived also his brother David, who traded in precious stones, and supported his learned brother. Soon, however, he experienced the misfortune that his brother was drowned in the Indian' Ocean, and with him was lost not only his own for- tune but large sums that had been entrusted to him by other traders. Maimonides now earned a living as a physician. After a few years of practice he had been regarded as the greatest authority in the medical science, and he soon obtained the post of court-physician to the Sultan, who bestowed upon him many dis¬ tinctions. DECLINED THE HONOR, It may be interesting to mention that Richard I, King of England, sur- named Coeur De Lion, was anxious to appoint Maimonides as his physician, but Maimonides declined the honor, and remained in Egypt as body, physician to Sul¬ tan Saladin. It was a lucrative and honorable position, but, as he himself de- <cribes it, his duties to the Sultan were heavy and onerous. Thus he writes fConcludtd on page 4> NEW YORK. —That the Polish- Jewish agreement recently concluded in Warsaw between representatives of the Poli.sb government and the Chib of Jew¬ ish Deputies is merely the first step to¬ wards a complete understanding, was the essence of the reply of Count Alex¬ ander Skrzynski, Polish minister of for¬ eign affairs, to the delegation of the American Jewish congress and" its af¬ filiated organizations which presented it¬ self before the count on Wednesday al the Plotel Ambassador, New York City. Following the reading of the memo¬ randum of the American, Jewish con¬ gress by Mr. Joseph Barondess, vice president of the congress, Count Skrzyn- :i, in his brief reply, stated: "Mr. Presuient: I thank you for the kind words you have addressed to and I fully agree with j'ou as to hopes you have expressed regarding the harmonious cooperation of the Polish and Jewish people in Poland. The agree- recently entered into in Warsaw, opens a new chapter in the history of the Polish-Jewish relations. I do not intend to speak about thc former chap- I am firmly convinced that thc agreement will bring valuable results the first step to a complete un¬ derstanding. On both sides, there arc indications that the psychological con¬ ditions favor the initiation of a mutual cooperation of the Polish and Jewish people. The government cannot dol Spaniards/Jews, and Moroccans Will Honor Memory of Maimonides The First Jew to Attempt Recon¬ ciliation Between Religion ahd Science Will Be Honored 721 Years After His Death CAMPAIGN NOW ON FOR 100,000 PESETAS MADRID.- (J. T. A.)—Maimonides, tbe great Jewish philosopher, astron¬ omer, physician and Talmudist of the '.^th century, (he first to attempt a re- concilation between religion and science, be honored by Jews, Spaniards and Moroccans 7-21 years after his death, l)y the erection of a monument. A campaign for 100,000 pesetas for the purpose of erecting the monument Maimonides' grave, which is situated the .shore of thc Lake of Tiberias in Palestine, was launched here as a re¬ visit to the grave of Ignacio B'aucr, Spanish-Jewish banker and pres¬ ident of the Jewish community in Spain. Thc grave is a place of pilgrimage, held nee In jcw.s and Arabs and lias been almost destroyed by tbe fre¬ quent visitors. The campaign was initiated with the subscription of Tifi[)h pesetas by Ignacio Bauer, and an equal amount'subscribed by "Don Manuel L. Ortega, distinguished Christian Spaniard. Tbe "Casa Uni- , vcrsal dc los Sefardies" of Spain and the "Associationes Hispano Sefardies'' of Morocco have undertaken to raise the necessary sum. The campaign met with an enthusiastic response in Chris¬ tian Spain where Maimonides is lauded as "the Great Cordovan, the glory of Spain and Israel". Maimonides,' known by his Hebrew name as Moses Ben Maimon (Rambam) and in Arabic literature as Abu Imran Musa Ben Maimun Ibn Abd Allah, was born in Cordova, Spain, March 30, 1 V,V\ and died at Cairo on December 1-3, When in IIGO Cordova was cap¬ tured by the fanatical Almohades, Mai¬ monides' family fled because of religious persecution to Fez from where they impelled, in llC-"), because of further religious jlersccution, to settle in Cairo. . ¦ • Serving as private physician to thc izier of Salada, he was invited, ac¬ cording to Arabid records, to serve as private physician to King Richard I, of England, which invitation Maimonides refused. Besides a great number of works writ- n mainly in Arabic and partly in He¬ brew on medicine, theology, astronomy and philosophy, Maimonides' popularity resulted from his work "Mishnah Torah", a codification of biblical and Talmudic law, called by hi.s admirers 'The Strong Hand", and "A Guide for , he Perplexed", in whicii he attempted o reconcile the Bible and Jewish the- olo,!»y with science and .Aristotle's phi¬ losophy. The "Guide" which was orig¬ inally written in Arabic and translated into Hebrew, was a matter of religious strife in the 12th, 13th and Uth centur¬ ies in Egypt, Palestine, Spain and Ger¬ many and France. It was recently ¦ translated into English by the late Pro¬ fessor Israel Friedlander. Miss Elizabeth Rice Announces Opening The Park School, Sept. 14 New Day School For Boys And Girls Below High School Will Open at 537 East Broad Street. Chronicle readers, will be glad to hear'of the opening on Sept. 14 by Miss Elizabeth Rice of the Park Private School' at 537 East Broad Street. The course of study of the Park school will include the essentials of the public school curriculum with the addition of ^erything, but it has given the lead.!those studies designed to meet the taste I express the hope, and I shall say more Lnd talent of the individual. It is in- than the hope, that the lead which has teresting to note that Miss Rice, who been given by the Polish government has spent twenty-five years in the teach- ill bring about the achievement of full understanding." The delegation consisted of the fol¬ lowing: Jacob Fishman, Reubin Brainin and Gedalia Bublick representing the Zionist Organization of America; Adolph Stern and Max Eckmann representing the Independent Order B'rith Abraham; Joseph Karondess, Bernard G. Rich¬ ards, George Fox, Carl Sherman, Solo¬ mon }. Llebesking and Dr. A. J. Rongy representing the American Jewish Con¬ gress; Sol Friedlander representing the Order Sons of Zion; Charles Green, Z. Tygel and A. Rosenfeld of the Federa¬ tion of Polish Jews in America; Leo Wolfson of the . Federation of Rou¬ manian Jews in America, and Philip Wattenberg and Z. H. Rubinstein of the Federation of Galicianjews in America, I ing profession and has been commended by such men as Judge Lindsey of Dpn- and Mr. George Eustis, will be in personal charge of the school. Her constant emphasis on the importance of a high standard of scholarship and high ideals will tend to make her work in Co¬ lumbus most salutary. In announcing the opening of her school. Miss Rice pointed out that lessons in courtesy will be made part of the curriculum. For references in regard to her experience and qualifications Chbonicle readers may write to Reverend Dr. William Roseman, Baltimore, Md., />r Dr. David Philipson of Cincinnati. N. B. Those desiring tct get in tourlf with Miss Rice for further particular^ can write her in care of P, O. Box 05 or at 537 East Hroad St.
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Twenty-one months have passed since 68-year-old William C. Brown was found beaten to death at his Self Creek Road home, and the question of who may have been responsible was answered on Friday.
Steven D. Love, 27, whose last know address was on Cup Hill Road in Maben, was arraigned in Oktibbeha County Circuit Court Friday on a Grand Jury indictment murder charge in Brown's Nov. 3, 2009, slaying.
Love is currently serving a prison term for a burglary conviction in Webster County and is not eligible for bond. Judge Jim Kitchens set Love's next court appearance for Nov. 1.
Brown was found by a neighbor at his home at 2890 Self Creek Road about 5:50 p.m. on Nov. 5, 2009, said Sheriff Dolph Bryan at the time of the slaying. A family member did report seeing Brown alive the previous day as they passed each other on the road by car, Bryan said.
Bryan said Brown was taking a variety of medications for assorted medical problems and had his pills organized in a day-to-day compartment for morning and evening doses. Brown's medication organizer is giving Sheriff's Department investigators a time frame to help pinpoint when he might have been killed, Bryan said at the time of the slaying.
Brown died from blunt force trauma to the head and was found lying on the floor. No signs of forced entry were found inside Brown's home, and sheriff's deputies have not released information regarding specific details of the crime scene, including whether fingerprints were recovered.
But as months went by, deputies hit a dead end in the investigation, and Love was developed as a suspect in Brown's slaying only within the last few months, Bryan said late Friday afternoon.
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Halloween Horror Nights creative director John Murdy recently took a select group of media on a behind-the-scenes walk-through of the Walking Dead: Dead Inside haunted maze at Universal Studios Hollywood. Murdy and his team have been working since February on the Walking Dead maze, which is taking shape now in the Wild West section of the movie theme park.
Based on the AMC television series, "Walking Dead" follows a group of survivors through Atlanta after a zombie apocalypse.
"What immediately struck me about the 'Walking Dead' was that it was done movie quality," Murdy said. "And they don't pull punches on the violence and gore. It's nasty."
"Walking Dead" is the first TV show since "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" in 2000 to be turned into a haunted maze at Horror Nights, which focuses mostly on horror movie properties.
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"There's life going on the inside even though this place is dead," Murdy said. "It's foreshadowing what's to come."
Just inside we walk down a hall, wires hanging from the ceiling, toward a half-eaten body behind a glowing window. As we approach, a walker appears behind the glass and slams a fist on the window.
Around the corner, clenched fingers claw from inside double doors spray painted with the warning: "Don't Open - Dead Inside." Distracted by the straining barricade on the doors, we miss the walker who pops out from a side door to scare us.
After passing through twin piles of bodies (careful, they're not all dead) and a pitch-black room filled with buzzing flies, we emerge into a moonlit tree-lined city park.
Bicycle girl, as she's known, writhes on the grass as she reaches out toward us, entrails streaming out of her severed torso. The special effect, achieved by green screen for TV, employs a hole cut into the ground beneath the maze, allowing the scareactor to pull off the illusion. Distracted by the girl, a zombie attacks us from behind.
Inside a farmhouse, we find the farmer on the couch with his brains blown all over the wall courtesy of a shotgun suicide. His wife lies on the floor in a pool of blood, flies covering her body, the stench of dead bodies permeating the air. The pair leaves a farewell contrition painted on the wall: "God forgive us."
In a corner of the room, amid the carnage, a spotlight trains on a doorknob that slowly turns back and forth. Without warning, a walker leaps out and scares us along to the next scene.
Turning a corner, we suddenly enter downtown Atlanta. A 14-foot-long military tank stands before a row of apartment buildings, recreating a scene from the TV show. Walkers bend down on their knees to eat the entrails of a half-eaten horse. Down the alley, a zombie horde carrying body parts and intestines awaits.
Stepping from the city into the woods, we come upon a walker eating a deer and another hanging from a tree before stumbling on to a campfire scene. Whatever you do, don't touch the clothesline of tin cans strung between two trees. The sound only alerts the zombies to our presence. Naturally, somebody in our group rattles the cans. Cue the zombies.
Inside a camping tent, we see a scareactor laying on a cot, his chest ripped open, guts falling out, being eaten alive by a zombie. "Blood" sprays from his bowels onto us. Just then, a scare hits us from our blind side.
"We call it playing the angles," Murdy said. "It's much scarier to work their peripheral vision."
In another scene involving an underground pit dug into the pavement below the maze, a scareactor pulls his guts out while sitting next to a water well. Another walker emerges from behind a fence sending us fleeing into the final scene.
Inside Hershel Greene's barn, where the survivors took refuge on the TV show, we race through a gauntlet of a half dozen zombies popping out of horse stables. But don't let your guard down once you reach the exit.
"That's a great time to scare them," Murdy said. "You want to send them out screaming."
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Conor McPherson's 'The Night Alive' jumps to NY
NEW YORK (AP) — Irish playwright Conor McPherson's latest play "The Night Alive" will leap from the Donmar Warehouse in London to the Atlantic Theater Company in New York next month with the same cast led by Jim Norton.
The play explores the disruptive impact of a female intruder on a world of masculine solitude. A nine-week run begins Nov. 30 with an opening set for Dec. 12.
In addition to Norton, who won a Tony Award in 2008 for his role in "The Seafarer," the cast of "The Night Alive" includes Caoilfhionn Dunne, Brian Gleeson, Ciaran Hinds, Michael McElhatton. It will be directed by the playwright, who also wrote "The Seafarer" and "The Weir."
Norton was last on Broadway in "The Mystery of Edwin Drood." His other credits include "Finian's Rainbow" in New York and "The Veil" and "The Pillowman" at London's Royal National Theatre.
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|2012-11-03, 22:17
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That game 3 of CLG.eu vs CLG.na.....65:34...40-20...CLG.eu rack up 102.8k....Froggen's score....
As Froggen indicated, he likes Lee Sin mid - I saw him do that in a ranked game a few days ago and he did it well. Didn't know he's also keen on Jarvan mid.
As for CLG.na's team shuffle, Chauster seems to be a better fit in jungle that what they've done before. Saw him do a painful Trundle on ranked. But....Hotshot...he seemed to be a passenger in those games. Being relegated to Froggen bait didn't exactly achieve much.
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Has anyone had major issues with the game since the Elise patch?
I certainly have...choice screen has become utterly unstable for me. I get a significant rate of spikes or being unable to pick a champ. I''m getting the odd full d/c during choices. I'm getting cases where the champ table scrambles into blank and icons to the point only half of what I have is now able to be picked. Today, I'm now having the whole champ table go blank and am unable to pick or ban anything...Even in the out of game menus, I'm getting a lot of PvP.net d/cons. Loadup is sometimes d/cing me when all 10 people have finished loading up - and it seems to be happenening to at least 3 players each time it happens to me. And for the first time since I downloaded this game, I'm getting in-game delay that is getting unplayable in teamfights.
Anyone got any ideas? The game's nearing unplayable for me. Most things were fine until that damn Elise patch....
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Mine's not THAT bad. There's the occasional "champion already chosen" box when I've selected someone, some lag spikes at 4~7 minutes and a few sticky wall issues, but other than that, it's playing out well.
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A bit Random but,
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I'm sorry for going Off-topic but, IF you guys Love Nidalee...
I just found one of the best Fan art if seen made for Nidalee.
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On a different note I've finding riven to be absurd on TT which that new SV/AD/Arp/CDR item as a laner, or jungler...
|2012-11-08, 09:41
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Riven was always good on Twisted Treeline. The less people the better.
Bit confused about this whole honor/badge thing. I've mainly seen red Honorable Opponent ones, the odd green Teamwork one and one yellow Leader one. Confused as to why my Honorable Opponent ones still shows and has since 27 points (now at 47) yet my Teamwork is at 100 (supposedly the cap) and nothing ever popped up to do with it.
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The "Master Mentor" one is suppose to be the rarest (from helpful honor).
Also their is hidden "value" of each honor point that depends on person giving it to you I believe.
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Doubt it's going to be useful in S3, since I've heard jungle is gonna be more like S1, but Hecarim is what I've been playing a lot recently. I was in a big slump (like literally losing 90% of my games), so I said, since I'm gonna lose anyway, why not learn a new jungler? And after being pathetic experimenting practically every rune choice/summoner spell/masteries/item build/jungle path with Hec (like something 4 wins to 16 losses), I think I got a hang of him now (6 wins 2 losses).
Armor yellows
MR/lvl blues
ArPen reds
MS quints
Q > W > E if ahead, W > E > Q if behind
Boots 3 pots, philo, hog, phage
Sheen into Trinity if ahead, merc treads + aegis/frozen heart if not
Basically go wolf, blue, red then GANK GANK GANK. Hecarim is a snowbally jungler because his survivability is directly tied to how much damage you + your team deals. As such, getting that first blood for your team is very crucial, and with E + red + exhaust + arpen runes + 9 offense your kill conversion rate is pretty darn high if you blow everything that early.
Only time you should be farming jungle is when buffs are up or when you don't have exhaust, red, or ult up. Otherwise, gank, gank, GANK! River gank, lane gank, tower dive gank, go through enemy jungle gank... you name it, abuse your E's mobility to the max, as it can greatly diminish the effectiveness of enemy wards if used correctly.
W first because you should be asking for a hard leash anyways, and +60hp every cast is more useful than more Q damage if you have people helping you. Then at least 3 points in Q for jungle clear speed, after which you want to max it first if ahead because you can dive their carry. If you're not ahead, then survivability is more important so W first. And without trinity force you can't really dive the enemy carry so its better to peel for own carry, of which maxing E next works better.
You know you're doing REAL well when you have a triforce around the 20 mins mark, which shouldn't be a problem since you have a gap closer that's pretty much like pre-nerf rammus.
And worried about the lack of flash? It's troublesome when the enemy invades you lvl 1, granted, but after you get E + MS quints it's pretty much a futile effort to chase you. And if need be, you have your ult as an escape mechanism. Hec is like Shyvana in that regard, but instead of focusing controlling the jungle, Hec aims to have heavy lane pressure.
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I prefer going 21/0/9 with hecarim, boots 3 potions, heart gold, wriggle, mercury, after this we are more or less at 15 minutes so I either go on trinity or sheen only+solar mantle.
He is underplayed,and there's a good reason, many character can easely dodge your gank, and aside an easy target like gp or cho, it's quite hard to get ganked. The most played mid now are kata and eve, those two it's impossible to catch them, so really I don't think it's the kind of jungler you can take on blind pick.
But at least he isn't OP like amumu or jax so it's pleasant to play him, you can be proud of yourself when you either carry or made the carry win his lane.
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Statement from UH President David McClain on the passing of Emeritus Regent Ah Quon McElrathUniversity of Hawaiʻi
External Affairs & University Relations
"It is with heartfelt sadness that the University of Hawaiʻi community mourns the passing of alumna and Emeritus Regent Ah Quon McElrath.
"An esteemed labor activist and social worker, she fervently served as a member of the University of Hawaiʻi Board of Regents from 1995 to 2003. While she was renowned as a labor union pioneer, fighting for the rights of individual workers as a key architect in the early years of Hawaiʻi's labor movement and continuing as a social activist throughout her lifetime, Ah Quon exhibited the same passion and energy as an advocate for education, which she once described as a ʻwindow to the world'.
"Though small in stature, she was a feisty and resounding voice for students and faculty while serving on the board. Much of her tenure was spent chairing the Academic Affairs Committee, which she headed from 1998-2002. She also served twice as chair of the Committee on Student Affairs. In 2004, she was honored with the UH Founders Alumni Association Lifetime Achievement Award for her leadership in advocating social change in education and improving social conditions throughout Hawaiʻi.
"We are extremely proud to count her among our distinguished alumni, having earned her bachelor's degrees in sociology and anthropology from UH in 1938. She is also credited with helping to create UH Mānoa's Ethnic Studies program, which established the Ah Quon McElrath Fund for Social Change to honor and support her service and contributions to the state. The fund supports student engagement through conferences, publications and internships.
"The University of Hawaiʻi has benefited tremendously from her guidance, leadership, advocacy and spirit. We are extremely grateful for having been witness to her passion and dedication, and truly honored to be part of her legacy."


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LIBRARY, OHIO H ISTOrt JCAL 'SOC-J^X 1 983\VELM/\ AVE. , COLd.O, 43211 ' EXCH 2j[\\/P°rvi"0 Columbus and Central Ohio Jewish Community for Over 50 Years \J[\\ VOL.58 NO.24 JUNE 12,1980-SIVAN 28i m« Jrailfc l«f <!•« ^«^ram«iK.r^^ Gerald €ohn Elected To National Position The Heritage Village Family'announces the election of Gerald N. Cohn, Executive * Vice President of Heritage Village, to the office of President of the National Association of Jewish Homes for the Aged at the Group's Annual Meeting, held in Denver, Colo. Cohn is a nationally recognized leader in the field of Long Term Care. He is a former officer of the American Association of Homes for the Aging, and a past President of the Association of Ohio Philanthropic Homes for the Aged. Heritage_Village is a modj ern geriatric campus that includes Heritage House (the Columbus Jewish Home for the Aged), Heritage Tower (the Jewish Community Senior Citizens Housing Corp.), the Geriatric Service Organization (a community outreach program), and the Retired Senior Volunteer Program. Gerald N. Cohn Cohn is a member of the Academy of Certified Social Workers, and is an Assistant Professor, College'of Administrative Sciences, Ohio State University. He was a delegate from the State of Ohio to the 1979 White House Conference on Aging. He has published widely and is active in local, state and national organizations. Maurice May of Roslin- dale, Mass., was chosen as 'President Elect. Cohn succeeds Howard B. Bram of Cleveland, who will serve as Immediate Past President. At the Denver meeting the Association celebrated its 20th Anniversary. It serves as coordinator for more than 105 non-profit, philanthropic, voluntary, charitable, denomination, community , based facilities which include homes and housing for over 30,000 elderly. The Association conducts an Annual Conference in the summer, and a Winter Insti? tute. It publishes a Director, and has issued several "position papers, and is now preparing a position paper on Long Term Care for the 1901 White House Conference on Agipg.-,, *- i. /. / \s i I! Jayan Ends Months of Silence With Criticism w - / By Gil Sedan JERUSALEM UTA)- Former Foreign Minister Moshe -Dayan ended eight months of public silence with a blast of criticism against Premier Menachem Begin and his government in the Knesset last week. He specifically accused Begin of distorting his proposals for Palestinian autonomy to make it appear that Dayan advocated a weakening of Israel's security in the occupied territories. Dayan, who defected from the Labor Party in 1977 and joined Begin's Likud-led government when it took office that' year, resigned last Oct. 22. He retained his Knesset seat as an independent MK. Unlike Defense Minister Ezer Weizman ,who resigned on May 26 with a bit ter attack on Begin's policies, Dayan departed quietly and had little to say in public about the government's performance. But his recent speech was fierce in tone and scathingly critical of the Premier. CTA, BJ. To Honor Yair Zinn This,Tuesday, June 17,. at 7:30 p.m., Yair Zinn will be honored by Columbus Torah Academy and Beth Jacob Synagogue. The .affair will take place at Beth Jacob and is open to the entire community. Center Receives Gifts, Grants Helton Awarded IHtaora^ Degree; Dr. Gerson D. Cohen (left)., Chancellor of The Jewish Theological Seminary of America, congratulates Samuel Mendel Melton of Columbus (right) at the 86th annual commencement exercises of the Seminary. Melton, an industrialist, engineer, and world renowned philanthropist, was awarded the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters, honoris causa, at the ceremony. On Sunday, June 15, at 1:30 p.m, the Jacob Sapirstein Mesivta High School of the Hebrew Academy of Cleveland will have Commencement exercises at the Mesivta campus, 1975 Lynd- way Rd., inLyndhurst, Ohio. Rabbi David. Stavsky, spiritual leader of the Beth Jacob Congregation in Columbus, Ohio, and parent of a Mesivta student, will deliver the address. According to Rabbi Baron, Dean of the school, "The Mesivta High School is a school where students receive a wholesome total education which serves to make them honorable young men who .honor the principles of Torah Judaism and the American tradition. They develop a clear sense of self identity and a distinct moral commitment to help them face the challenge of our complex times." The' teachers, both in Hebrew and general studies departments, are all certified with many years of successful teaching experience in their academic areas. . The school is chartered by the State of Ohio as a first class. college preparatory high school. In this class, for instance, all the graduates have enrolled in .schools of higher learning, with most planning to leave for Israel in the fall, for a year of intensive Judaic studies. Among* the graduates, Benjamin Metz of Cleveland , is. the recipient; of .the.OhiQ Academic Scholarship. The school is under the directorship of Rabbi N. W. Dessler, Educational Director. The Capital Campaign For The New Jewish Center has been the recipient of several other major gifts and grants from foundations and businesses in the general Columbus community, besides the .grants from the Leo Yassenoff Foundation and the Battelle Memorial Foundation described in last week's Ohjo Jewish Chronicle. ** Campaign* General Chairman David Roth announced that the Columbus Foundation has awarded the capital drive a grant of $45,000. The Columbus Foundation, established in 1943, is a community trust that each year IY0 Awards Night Tuesday Columbus B'nai B'rith Youth is pleased to announce that the Annual Awards Night Program and Dinner . will be held Tuesday, June 17, at«:30 p.m. at the Jew&h Center. Emma Lazarus BBG members and their advisor, Sharon Goodman, are coordinating this event. Awards for exceptional programs, services and participation will be awarded to the BBYO Chapters and outstanding members by the Columbus B'nai B'r|th Women Chapters and the B'nai B'rith Men Lddges. . Awards include.* the AIT of the Year given by Maca- bee BBM Lodge; the Mlf of the Year given by Zion BBW Chapter; Most Outstanding Jewish Program from Masada BBW Chapter; Most Creative BBYO Chapter Program by Twin Rivers BBW Chapter. Most Outstanding Community Service Award given by Genesis BBW Chapter; BBG of the Year given by Candlelight BBW Chapter; A.Z.A. of the Year given by Zion BBM Lodge. Howard Cabakoff-Doug Lee Award for Outstanding Overall Programing- given by the BBYO Adult Committee; the Saul Kaufman Ad- . rvj,sor's Award given by, the BBYO Council. Cost of the dinner is $2.25 per person, by reservations only. Everyone is invited. Please R.S.V.P. by June 12 to Alice Stein, 86M978, or Gerry Buncher, 231-2731. distributes charitable funds to organizations in the fields of the arts and humanities, civic affairs, conservation and environmental protection education, hospitals and health, mental health and retardation, religious organ- . izations and social services. Other public gifts received by the Center to help pay for construction of a new structure-include? Capital Manufacturing Co., Division of Harsco Corporation, $25,000; Huntington National Bank, $25,000; BancOhio National Bank, $15,000; Electric Power and Equipment Company Foundation, $6,000; and Erdis Robinson Foundation, $5,000. These groups, like members of Columbus' Jewish Community, "have recognized the Center's importance to the total community and have consequently responded in such a way as to help ensure its future. The program will include a presentation to Zinn of a citation by Dr. Irving Fried of Columbus Torah Academy, a plaque by Rabbi David Stavsky of Beth Jacob Synagogue, and a special gift presented by Irving Baker and Bernard Gerson, presidents of the respective organizations. Following these ceremonies and presentations, refreshments will be served. Yair Zinn This event will be the opportunity for all those in the community to bid farewell to Zinn, his wife, liana, and the children, who have succeeded, in1 endearing themselves to all those with whom they have come in contact. To'Featufe Va Plans for Congregation Ahavas Sholom's third annual Summer Educational Enrichment Development'* (S.E.E.D.) program are progressing rapidly. -Rabbi. Baruch Rabinowitz, New York, coordinator of the Columbus program, visited the community recently to meet with Rabbi Marvin Possick and the members of the synagogue's S.E.E.D. committee to finalize details of this year's program. This summer the S.E.E.D. progfam will run from July 13 to Aug. 3. Adult programming will feature a Halacha class Tuesday evenings from 8 to 9:30 p.m., a Bible study class Thursday evenings also from 8 to 9:30 p.m., and a Mishnayos class Sunday morning following services,, at -which coffee and bagels. will be served. A, women's study group 1 Program Pictured above are, left to right. Aaron Furst and Rabbi Baruch Rabinowitz, New York coordinators of the S.E.E.D. program, and Meir Nebeiuhal, who is returning to Columbus for a. second summer as a S.E.E.D. leader. will meet on Monday mornings at 10 a.m., with a babysitter in attendance, and, on Wednesday evenings. Children will meet every day with learning sessions in the morning and recreational activities following lunch, which will be served , fathi? synagogue. ,, ,, •' 11 ' ; ; . , , A Teens will have a'study session once a week and , Melave, Malkahs on Saturday nights. ' Special activities will in-" elude a guest speaker on Sunday evening. July 13. as a kick-off event, a discussion group on Sunday. July 20. and a picnic on Sunday. July Z?- For further information, contact Mr. Arnold, Lustiger.. the .Columbus coordinator of S.E.E.D., at 235- 9172. tf2T-.*f-*5£ *. .* {V' *■ lT&]$-^$S.Ar\^--^ '-K[ --.V-\..: •" ■ v *& , - .:-•? = - - V- •■''■- * -I ■>■! * M VI ,**] -I 'A %*~wMi J 1 I i-l i m »'1 M •1*1 ;<?! il] i 4 . S>*r*,.i."™?'i* ~ ■», WW ■
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Scleritis is an inflammation of the sclera (the white outer wall of the eye).
Alternative Names
Inflammation - sclera
Causes, incidence, and risk factors
Inflammation of the sclera is usually associated with autoimmune diseases such as
Scleritis occurs most often in people between the ages of 30 and 60 and is rare in children.
Blurred vision Eye painand tenderness - severe
- Red patches on the normally white part of the eye
Sensitivity to light- very painful Tearing of the eye
A rare form of this disease causes no eye pain or redness.
Signs and tests
Eye examination
- Physical examination and blood tests to look for or rule out underlying causes
Corticosteroid eye drops help reduce the inflammation. Sometimes corticosteroids pills are taken by mouth. Newer, nonsteroid anti-inflammatory (NSAID) drugs may be used in some cases.
If scleritis is caused by an underlying disease, treatment of that disease may be necessary.
Expectations (prognosis)
The condition may recur but usually responds to treatment. Scleritis must be distinguished from other forms of inflammation that are less severe, such as
The underlying disorder associated with scleritis may be serious, and may be undiagnosed at the time of the first episode. The outcome depends upon the specific disorder.
- Scleritis returns
- Side effects of long-term corticosteroid therapy
- Untreated, perforation of the eyeball may occur, leading to vision loss
Calling your health care provider
Call for an appointment with your health care provider or ophthalmologist if you have symptoms of scleritis.
There is no preventive treatment for most cases.
Patients with autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis may need careful monitoring by an ophthalmologist with experience treating ocular inflammatory diseases.
Watson P. Diseases of the sclera and episclera. In: Tasman W, Jaeger EA, eds. Duane's Ophthalmology. 15th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 2009:chap 23.
Yanoff M, Cameron D. Diseases of the visual system. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 431.
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When my Sister came back from living in Thailand, she bought us all back some gorgeous pieces of Thai silk clothing.
Small Boy and Husband both received shirts…
Husband never wore his (that I can recall) and Small Boy has long since out-grown his.
I loved it when Small Boy wore his brown Thai silk. It was a favourite shirt of his, so he wore it often. And I couldn't bear parting with it.
I had been eyeing some of Dannielle – of with 2ns – phone cases, when I hit on the idea of getting the shirts made in to bags.
I contacted Dannielle, and after a couple of emails back and forth to discuss designs, I sent off the shirts!
And these are what I got back!!
I love that I now carry my Small Boys shirt with me every day… And I'm just waiting for the right opportunity to use Husband's shirt-bag.
Thanks so much Dannielle! It was an absolute pleasure to work with you, and I love my new bags!!


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A Reminder Of Why We Shouldn't Write Off New Business Models Too Early
from the a-look-back dept
How about electronic publishing? Try reading a book on disc. At best, it's an unpleasant chore: the myopic glow of a clunky computer replaces the friendly pages of a book. And you can't tote that laptop to the beach. Yet Nicholas Negroponte, director of the MIT Media Lab, predicts that we'll soon buy books and newspapers straight over the Intenet. Uh, sure.I'm reminded of this thanks to Shocklee posting a link to it -- even though I've seen it many, many times before. The last time this article got passed around, it finally resulted in Stoll issuing a mea culpa of sorts, admitting he got it wrong. Newsweek, itself, has also sorta kinda published an apology/non-apology for the piece as well. I do wonder if the likes of Jaron Lanier and other internet pessimists will end up being forced to do the same in another fifteen years as well.
But the point of this post isn't to mock Stoll's bad predictions, but to note that this kind of thinking was hardly unique to Stoll at the time. It was, in fact, quite common -- and still is in some circles. But in rereading Stoll's article, I'm reminded of the naysayers we see around here pretty regularly, complaining about how these new business models we talk about can never work, or that they only work for the few "exceptions" at the margin.
They point out that "only" 30,000 music acts are making a living and snicker, as if that's proof that new models don't work. And, yet, in 1995, folks like Stoll could snicker at the idea of books being sold online. Later he mocks the idea that anyone would get involved in politics online, or buy an airline ticket online. That was only fifteen years ago. The internet enables amazing things, and it does so much faster than people believe, but it doesn't happen instantly. But ignoring basic trend lines and recognizing how technology progresses is only going to serve to make people look foolish down the road.


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This was my first pattern I made on my own. Although it's plain and simple I am proud to say it is fit for my figure. I am using my mom's old varsity book to learn how to create a patter from scratch. So far I've made a basic bodice block patter. I have already learnt so much :) Oh the joy of making something of your own!! OK back to the point…
This floral tank top is actually for this up-coming summer, but I couldn't just let it hang in my closet…. So I made it work for this in between weather! I love it! It is comfortable and plain but the fabric makes is different and beautiful- my kind of clothing!
Material Notes
This floral is linen and i used bias-binding to neaten the edges. I did not line it because I wanted to keep it light and thin for summer.
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Sep 9, 2013, 05.41 AMby Emily Munton
Sep 6, 2013, 07.19 PMby rachp
this looks lovely on you – the fabric works beautifully and good work on creating your own block
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Opinion: The $3 Million Three-Inch Fish
WSJ editorial writer Allysia Finley on why environmentalists are opposing Governor Jerry Brown's plan to bring more water to California's Central Valley. Photo: Associated Press
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Trey Songz (Starring Keri Hilson) - Yo Side of The Bed
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