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February 16, 2006 - Taking Apart Black Boxes
by Jeff Moss
There is growing emphasis on reverse engineering in the security community. There is also an increasing interest in hardware hacking. As more people gain understanding of the art and techniques of these disciplines, they are collectively revealing soft spots in the security of what were previously opaque systems. From closed-sourced, proprietary software to peripheral devices, we are finally seeing in-depth, third-party security reviews.
FX has turned his attention to BlackBerry devices with outstanding results. Mikko Kiviharju has done a really nice analysis of Microsoft's consumer finger-print scanner to understand why it is not recommended for security applications. Mikko's analysis details a path that could be used to analyze other finger-print scanner devices and reveals secrets about how biometric analysis is being done by one of the dominate companies in the space. Philippe Biondi and Fabrice Desclaux dug deep into Skype to uncover secret vodoo of the Skype security model, protocols and counter-measures that have been bandied about. I hope these presentations are the tip of the iceberg in a growing trend of detailed third-party review. As the defense of obfuscation slowly crumbles, vendors have little choice but to build more secure systems from the very beginning.
These trends mirror what we have seen on the training side of Black Hat. Years ago Halvar Flake was the only one teaching reverse engineering. Now we have about a half dozen instructors teaching various aspects of reverse engineering and its applications. On the hardware side, Joe Grand offered our first hardware hacking class at last year's Black Hat Briefings in Las Vegas with great success. Joe will be teaching two classes again this year in Las Vegas, and we expect to see growth in the hardware security over the next few years.
Hacking fingerprint scanners - why Microsoft's Fingerprint Reader is not a security feature
by Mikko Kiviharju posted February 16, 2006
The Fingerprint Reader arrived finally. Now here's a curious disclaimer from MS: this should not be used as a security feature. Like buying a car and told it's no good for driving! Tried to find the reason- no luck yet... maybe I'll try looking into it tomorrow.
Hey, just found out that Griaule makes an SDK that uses Microsoft's Fingerprint reader. You can also save _encrypted_ images to the disk with that. Maybe that's the same format as Microsoft uses...
Made a few tests, the encrypted images USE THE SAME BL***Y KEY every time! Scan two times, subtract, and lo and behold: out comes the original fingerprint! Greaaaat key management, guys...
Hmmm, to come to think of it, subtracting should produce a black image, but hey, biometric scans are never alike! And thanks to Digital Persona's good hardware, two scans are well rotated, scaled, moved and whatnot to the same position, so the differences are only the different grey-level values in the scan.
Also looks like the encryption mode is OFB: tried erasing the encrypted picture from places and exactly those places were decrypted to garbage. From encryption point of view, it would have been better if they used CFB/CBC, that at least would have given garbage out of the subtraction. Well, you can't have everything.
Okay, I've just realized that USB-sniffers probably come in software, too, waaay cheaper it seems. Installed the one in today. It sure does generate a lot of cr... log files. From the looks of it, mostly zeroes are coming out from the reader. That CAN'T be encrypted data. Have to filter the good stuff out.
Man, there are a lot of USB-specific stuff going in and out the reader. Building a good filter was a good idea, especially, when the SCANS BLURT OUT AS IS. No crypto at all, no siree. I wonder, prolly no keys either...
Well that took a lot of matching. Damned image headers and type-messages... ok, but there's simply just not enough room or variety for the keys to be there. So checkmate, MS, no cipher, no key management, no nuttin'.
Silver Needle in the Skype
by Philippe Biondi & Fabrice Desclaux posted February 20, 2006
It is a piece of software with many layers of obfuscation, that can bypass firewalls, record your microphone, find your proxy credentials in your profiles, whose communications are encrypted and benefit from a peer to peer architecture, that can be found on many computers of governmental organisations or research laboratories. What is it? The latest backdoor? A spyware from an evil organisation?
No. It is used by your grandmother to call her sister. It's a VOIP program. It's Skype.
Many things have been said on Skype. The level of obfuscation suggests the existence of hidden dark secrets and has given birth to so many myths that we needed to go and see what was really was on. This presentation is about what we found in the belly of the beast.
Information in Unusual Places
I agree with Mariusz Burdach when he says that volatile memory analysis will be used more often in the future to find evidence. This is often the only place where advanced code resides. At Black Hat Federal he will release two tools to analyze Windows and Linux memory images, which is a great step forward in the effort to bring these techniques to a wider audience... read more
Disinfecting Your Phone Without Lysol?
I suggest securing your smart phone before attending Black Hat Federal next week or any other time you go out. Sophisticated attackers are now starting to concentrate on mobile platforms. We will soon see attacks going from primitive to advanced, especially considering almost all "important" people now own a smart phone... read more
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Multiple sources have told us LG is working on a Nexus phone, and today we received the first hands-on report of the device. The source claims he is not a Google employee, but apparently he has access to one who says the devices were handed out last week for testing. Read his story after the jump.
"I can confirm the next nexus is LG Optimus based. The phone looks surprisingly like the Galaxy Nexus and does not have sharp corners like the LG Optimus we already know. It has a silver'ring like the iPhone 3G around the outer edge of the screen which seemed to be similar to the Galaxy Nexus in size but was much better in brightness.
I couldn't have said if it was larger in the few minutes that I had the phone. Also, it has Nexus written on the back like the Nexus 7 except there is a color element to it. The 'X' is in four colors. There was also the LG logo on the back.
Android 4.2 in its current state looked exactly like the 4.1.1 we love. There were no tabs on that build version for home-screens as you suggested from your other tipster. What I was amazed by is how fluid everything seemed to be from exiting apps, switching, etc. It seems like they've increased the number of transitions and their types. It still had the hodge-podge mess of multiple communication tools: Messenger, GTalk, Voice and SMS."
We were also sent a picture taken with the device, but we are unable to share it due to the nature of the photo. When we examined the EXIF data, we found the camera module was 8 megapixels. The LG Optimus G comes in two versions, one with 13 MP camera and another with 8 MP, so the Nexus model could feature the latter.
Googlers don't traditional leak information on company products, but if these devices are in the wild then we can expect more details to be coming soon. For a better idea of what the LG Optimus G Nexus might include check out our post 5 reasons your next smartphone might be from LG and watch this hands-on video of the Optimus G.
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This is a science fiction and romance novel written by New York Times bestselling author Veronica Roth. It was published on May 1, 2012, by Katherine Tegen Books in print form as a sequel to the 2011 bestseller Divergent. The divergent trilogy entails three books, namely: Divergent, Insurgent and Allegiant. The trilogy received all positive reviews from critics and was praised for its plot, action, and pace. This book was such a hit that Summit Entertainment acquired the rights to shoot an adaptation of the novel.
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The apparel and textile industry is one of the world's biggest polluters. But can consumers shape a greener fashion industry with our shopping choices?
Stores want me to buy stuff I don't need. The internet wants me to buy stuff I don't need. But I finally figured it out.
Three years ago, they started a program to keep salvageable goods from landfills by harnessing the community's collective skills to fix them.
Encouraging children to form an emotional attachment to nature may be key to protecting our planet's future.
Mosquitoes don't like fans, and other tips to keep them off naturally.
University of Montana professor George Price on permaculture, race, and how he's standing up to tar sands extraction.
The key to a great garden? Good dirt. Here's how you can grow your own.
It's been called "America's untrendiest trend." The evidence that millions of people are finally walking again is as solid as the ground beneath our feet.
Organizations that aim to reduce the use of toxic chemicals have long focused on shutting down offending businesses. But this story from Boston shows another way.
Author Peter Bane grew more than 150 species on less than 2,000 square feet. Here are 12 tips to get you there.
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The iconic Enzo Ferrari helped build a multi-billion dollar corporation that it is today and in the process assembled some of the most beautiful cars in the world. In the long history of the company there has been a wide range of impressive and rare cars produced, but which are truly the most beautiful?
To answer this question, Ferrari Historian and expert Marcel Massini has put together his list of the 15 most beautiful Ferraris of all time. Massini is an editor for two international Ferrari magazines and is one of the world's most knowledgeable authorities on the Ferrari brand, with 30 years of professional experience in automotive research. He is also the author of Ferrari 250 LM and Ferrari by Vignale.
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Investigators seized 157 marijuana plants at the property of a St. Johns County man this morning.
Investigators got an anonymous tip that led them to 6891 Tammy Lane, where they found the "elaborate marijuana growing operation" in two separate buildings on the property, according to a St. Johns County Sheriff's Office release. The plants were in different stages of growth, and the estimated street value of 157 mature plants is $157,000.
Officials also found a stolen shotgun at the property, which is off U.S. 1 North.
Sheriff's Office deputies and investigators with the Tri-County Narcotics Task Force executed the search warrant, and the Sheriff's Office SWAT team secured the home. Task force detectives investigated.
Michael Shane Colvin, 47, was arrested on a charge of cultivation of cannabis and was booked into the county jail, according to the release. He was released after posting $5,000 bond.
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To the Valley News:
I see Mr. Gary P. Guido (letter to the editor Feb. 2) did not answered my question as to "Why legal law abiding gun owners must be punished with these new laws" nor has anyone "Before you ask for our guns I ask you take a deep breath and think." Laws should be written and enacted, not on emotions but for the good and best interest of the people as a whole, without trampling our Constitutional rights. You also need to read the article (editorial) written in the Times of Ti Jan. 26 titled "Cuomo's gun law will do little to prevent further violence."
Mr. Guido states "there will still be deranged people out there who will unfortunately kill, but just like the coming of a new day we can't stop it" so he concedes that there is no way to stop this type of carnage yet he believes the best and only way to stop these people is with stricter gun laws for law abiding legal gun owners? Is that not an unintelligent statement? That our days will be "brighter and safer?" Where is the deterrent to stop them (deranged and the criminals)? Could it be our judicial system is screwed up by not keeping the criminals and deranged people locked up or getting them the help they need? The mental health laws in place now need to be changed for as they stand now they protect only the mentally ill's rights and not the public and too many fall between the cracks. We need a better way to protect not only our children but ourselves from these people without infringing on our constitutional rights or theirs.
We have an assault weapon ban in NYS it is still in effect from the 1994 AWB which was not reinstated in 2004 and in 2004 critical review of research on firearms by a National Research Council http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_National_Research_Council panel also noted that academic studies of the assault weapon ban 'did not reveal any clear impacts on gun violence' and noted 'due to the fact that the relative rarity with which the banned guns were used in crime before the ban ... the maximum potential effect of the ban on gun violence outcomes would be very small."
You ask who is asking for our guns. Do you read the news, watch television or listen to the radio? What do you think these laws entail? Do you even have a clue or are you just talking to talk? Apparently you didn't see what Gov. Cuomo wanted in our new bill (and did not get); it was to confiscate our weapons. Sen. (Diane) Feinstein is putting forth a bill in which, assault weapons (all), rifles (some), pistols/handguns and shot guns will be illegal to own but police and government officials may own them. The one she wants to pass but knows it won't is to ban guns altogether. No one minds the background or the NICS check, it is the weapons and ammo we wish to purchase or have that will be kept in a data base that I mind. It's none of the government's business or yours to which weapons I own, how many or how much ammo I purchase and who are you or they to tell me it is? Why does the government or you for that matter think you have the right to tell me how many rounds I can have in my clip or magazine or what gun I can purchase? Since I am a responsible gun owner do you not think I know how many rounds I might need? Do you know what the Second Amendment even states (hint: it has nothing to do with hunting) "A well-regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed" and upheld by the Supreme Court. The governors, senators, congress and other legislators take an oath to uphold the Constitution of the United States of America which includes the Second Amendment. Something they need to remember. If I do not break the law or haven't broken the law what does it matter what I own? It is an insult to me and impugns my reputation as a responsible law abiding citizen and gun owner.
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The Boston Marathon is a symbol of resilience, where people come together from all around the world to cross the finish line. They share in their pursuit to power through the 26.2 miles to reach their goal. Last Monday, that goal was shattered.
As a Boston local my heart wrenched when I saw the news of the catastrophe, so many innocent lives in the mix of the rubble. My thoughts and prayers went out to the victims of this attack, but also to the bombers who felt so inclined to wreak havoc on the beloved city.
However, the bombing only further shows the resilience of Boston and its people. From the marathon runners who continued running to the hospitals to donate blood to the off-duty doctors, nurses, and police who rushed to the scene to help in any way they could. I am proud to be a part of a city where the men and women have such a desire to help in this time of crisis and be a part of a country that is relentless in their pursuit of justice.
As I sat at college, thousands of miles away, I could almost hear the cries of the innocent people as they ran from the ashes. But as I yearn to be back in the place I call home, I take pride in knowing that we are strong. Boston strong.
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Abnormal tooth color is any color other than white to yellowish-white.
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Discolored teeth; Tooth discoloration; Tooth pigmentation
Many things can cause tooth discoloration. The change in color may affect the entire tooth, or appear as spots or lines in the tooth enamel.
Your genes affect your tooth color. Other things that can affect tooth color include:
- Congenital diseases
- Environmental factors
- Infections
Inherited diseases may affect the thickness of enamel or the calcium or protein content of the enamel. This can cause color changes. Metabolic diseases may cause changes in tooth color and shape.
Drugs and medicines either taken by the mother during pregnancy or by the child during the time of tooth development can cause changes in the color and hardness of the enamel.
Common Causes
- Antibiotic tetracycline use before age 8
- Eating or drinking items that temporarily stain the teeth, such as tea or coffee
- Genetic defects that affect the tooth enamel, such as dentinogenesis and
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- Poor oral care
- Severe neonatal jaundice
- Too much fluoride from environmental sources (natural high water fluoride levels) or overuse of fluoride rinses, toothpaste, and fluoride supplements
Home Care
Good oral hygiene will help if the teeth are stained from a food or fluid, or discolored due to poor cleaning.
Talk to your dentist about abnormal tooth color. However, if the color seems to be related to a medical condition, you should talk to your regular health care provider as well.
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call your health care provider if:
- Teeth appear to be an abnormal color without cause
- Abnormal tooth color lasts, even after cleaning the teeth well
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The dentist will examine the teeth and ask questions about the symptoms. Questions may involve:
- When the abnormal coloration began
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- Medications you are taking
- Personal and family health history
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- Other symptoms you may have
Superficial and diet-related discoloration may be eliminated with proper hygienic treatment orteeth-whitening systems. More profound discoloration may need to be removed using fillings, veneers or crowns.
Testing may not be necessary in many cases. However, if the health care provider suspects the coloration may be related to a medical condition, testing may be needed to confirm the diagnosis.
Dental x-rays may be taken.
Tinanoff N. Development and developmental anomalies of the teeth. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 299.
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Mayor Chris Beutler, the Lincoln Partnership for Economic Development (LPED) and Lincoln Airport Authority today announced a new partnership to promote development in Air Park, the Airport's industrial park. A State economic development grant, City funds and other resources will be used to create large sites served by railroads in a 350-acre area generally south of Highway 34 and west of Kawasaki.
"Right now, Lincoln does have a shortage of large rail sites to offer customers interested in locating here," Mayor Beutler said. "The City is immediately committing $250,000 to invest in infrastructure at the site. Pending City Council approval, our commitment would come from the City's Fast Forward Fund, created specifically to support economic development projects. This is a major step forward in our quest to attract new jobs and investment to our community." The proposal to use the Fast Forward Fund will be introduced to the City Council at its meeting September 24.
"In today's economy the most important thing a community can do to be attractive for new investment and jobs is to be prepared," said Wendy Birdsall, President of LPED and the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce. "The development of Air Park is an important step in making our community more attractive for new manufacturing projects. We look forward to continuing our partnerships with the Airport Authority and the City of Lincoln in moving this important project forward."
In 2010, the Airport Authority and LPED co-funded a study that resulted in the creation of the Lincoln Air Park Development Plan. When the Nebraska Legislature created the Site and Building Development Fund through LB 388 in 2011, the Airport Authority submitted an application in the first grant cycle and was awarded $750,000.
The three partners today signed a first-of-its-kind Memorandum of Understanding which creates the Air Park Development Board. The Board's five members will include two from the Airport Authority, two from the City of Lincoln and one from the Chamber of Commerce's Economic Development Council. The Mayor announced that the City representatives will be City Councilman Gene Carroll and Assistant City Attorney Jeff Kirkpatrick.
This Advisory Board will be involved in recruiting and recommending a person or firm to help with the project. The Board will assist with the creation of development standards, the development of a multi-year capital improvement program and the creation of marketing strategies. The Board also will review and recommend industrial development plans;
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How about to make AUR packages available for editing like in wiki
Can you elaborate?
What do you want to edit, PKGBUILD, source code??
"UNIX is simple and coherent..." - Dennis Ritchie, "GNU's Not UNIX" - Richard Stallman
Open for anyone to edit? That would be a mess.
PKGBUILDs. I mean it took some time for maintainer to update it and often for small changes like version number
You can post the updated PKGBUILD in the comments.
If you want to contribute to a PKGBUILD on the AUR, post a comment. I like to think that most maintainers are open to suggestion. A few might be simply scratching their own itch, and aren't interested in other people's opinions, but if that's the case, they should probably ditch the AUR package and just have a local PKGBUILD.
If you encounter a maintainer that's unresponsive both through comments and email (two weeks of no response is generally considered unresponsive), post a message to the AUR-General mailing list with a link to the package, and a request to orphan it. Explain the situation, including when you tried to contact the maintainer, what the response was (if any), and reason why you want to take over maintaining it (if applicable). You'll normally get a response within a day from a Trusted User, who can orphan the package for you, or refuse the request (for whatever reason).
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Are duplicate packages actively purged from AUR?
They can be removed or merged:
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You'll find plenty such e-mails on the ML.
PKGBUILDs. I mean it took some time for maintainer to update it and often for small changes like version number
If you absolutely need the latest release right now and you can't wait a few days, you could just download the outdated PKGBUILD and update it for the new version locally. You can then still post a comment, if it takes more then a few days for any update.
Are duplicate packages actively purged from AUR?
If you are interested in becoming active in the AUR, it is highly recommended to subscribe to the mailing list.
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Sometimes it is the people no one can imagine anything of who do the things no one can imagine. -- Alan Turing
How to Ask Questions the Smart Way
maybe something like github?
Some PKGBUILDs are stored in github, but what's wrong with posting it in the comments? You don't have to wait for the maintainer to wake up and do something.
In the comments you can ask various questions, offer suggestion etc.
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John Windsor BradburnJohn Windsor Bradburn (1861 to 1947) started his career at the age of 11 at Maw and Co as a trainee draughtsman, and did a day release course at Coalbrookdale School of Art. In the 1880s and 90s, he worked for Minton Hollins and Co as a designer, initialling some of his work 'JB'. Returned to Maw and Co in 1899 as Manager of the Architectural Faience dept. He retired in the 1930s due to failing eyesight.
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NYC-Boston Amtrak express service to resume
NEW YORK (AP) — Amtrak says it will offer limited express service between New York and Boston which had been suspended following last week's outage on the Metro-North Railroad.
Amtrak says Sunday the successful testing of a temporary electrical system that will power the Metro-North line between New York City and New Haven, Conn., will also allow for limited Acela Express service Monday.
Amtrak says Northeast Regional service will be serviced by diesel trains and warned of possible delays.
An Amtrak spokesman says there will be five Acela Express trains operating in both directions Monday. There are normally 10.
The first northbound Acela Express train will leave New York's Penn Station at 6:20 a.m. Monday. It says the first southbound train will leave Boston's South Station at 6:05 a.m.


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Bamberger Beiträge zur Wirtschaftsinformatik und Angewandten Informatik
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Ever fiercer competition has forced enterprises not only to optimize their own operations but also to cooperate with their suppliers and customers along their supply chains. Thus, competition today usually takes place between supply chains and not between individual enterprises. Business-To-Business integration (B2Bi) is a major task of supply chain management (SCM), and although it already has been researched for years, B2Bi is still an area of active research with a plethora of research questions and according approaches. Hence, management of B2Bi projects necessitates the identification of relevant requirements which is a far from trivial task. This paper identifies a core set of B2Bi challenges and deduces a comprehensive set of B2Bi requirements that are particularly useful for tackling the challenges identified. The derivation of B2Bi requirements follows an inductive approach that is based on the analysis of integration standards, reference architectures and related literature. In order to operationalize the B2Bi requirements for further analysis and concrete B2Bi projects, the requirements are classified according to the abstraction layers of a B2Bi schema. Thus, this report not only offers a requirements check list for B2Bi projects but also helps in deciding when to address which requirements during the course of a B2Bi project.


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If you don't already
have an integrated dehumidifying system in your home, the next best way to
remove excess moisture is with a portable dehumidifier. For the September 2010 issue of Good Housekeeping, GHRI looked at 13
specific criteria on 11 large-capacity models tested in the lab. While a dehimidifier might not be the most
becoming addition to a room, it's important to keep your home's relative
humidity near 40% for allergen control, and to reduce
potential mold and mildew growth.
After having a
consumer panel evaluate the ease of adjusting controls and emptying the water reservoir,
we took dehumidifiers one by one to our climate-controlled test chamber to see
how well they performed. We measured how
quickly dehumidifiers removed air moisture, and how efficiently each ran. Because large units cost upwards of $55 per
month in electricity, efficiency was of utmost importance. Even though all tested units were Energy Star certified and use the latest environmentally friendly R410A refrigerant,
there were stark differences. We also
evaluated operating noise levels in our sound chamber, and calculated how often
you'd need to empty the reservoir under normal conditions.
One of the
most notable results of our tests came to light after simulating "clogged"
dirty air filters. We found that units
lost up to 42% of their effectiveness.
For this reason, it's essential to check your filter annually, at a
minimum. This also goes for air
conditioners, and furnaces. Cleaning the
filter on a dehumidifier is usually as simple as sliding the filter out,
vacuuming, and rinsing off residual dirt.
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What is the "Compact with Texans"?
In 1999 the State of Texas passed the Customer Service Standards Act (SB 1563). This act requires each state agency, including universities, to establish a set of customer service standards and to gather information regarding the quality of services delivered to its customers.
What follows is the Compact for West Texas A&M University in order to disclose the University's commitment to service and to report data concerning customer's views of strengths and weaknesses of the organization.
What is the mission of West Texas A&M University?
West Texas A&M University, a member of The Texas A&M University System, is dedicated to providing a high quality baccalaureate and graduate education using traditional delivery and information technology systems where appropriate. West Texas A&M University is committed to serving as the principal academic, cultural, technical, service, and research center of multi-state region surrounding Canyon and Amarillo, through the collective and individual efforts of the faculty, staff, and students. West Texas A&M University's mission is to educate students to informed, responsible, creative and articulate decision makers who will exercise good citizenship, appreciate diversity and be professionally competitive.
West Texas A&M University's major areas of emphasis include but are not limited to teacher preparation, business, agriculture, fine arts, health care, and the sciences. All programs shall be built upon a solid foundation of required courses in communication, history and political science, and studies which develop strong critical thinking and problem-solving skills as well as an understanding of cultural diversity and an appreciation for the fine arts and humanities.
Who are the primary customers of the University?
West Texas A&M University serves three overlapping groups of External Customers- students, students' parents/guardians, and citizens of the geographic area. The University recognizes the currently enrolled students as the primary customers. Therefore, the establishment of service standards and the acquisition of data related to the quality of services will focus on the students of West Texas A&M University.
What are the service standards and principals for customers of the University?
The following is a listing by general areas that can be contacted for assistance.
Who is the Customer Relations Representative for the University? Office of the President West Texas A&M University 806-651-2100 email@example.com
If a customer has a complaint, what should they do?
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Kelly Finley is in her fourth season as an assistant coach at Harvard. Finley is in charge of coordinating all aspects of recruiting for the Crimson as well as player development and scouting opponents' offenses.
Harvard posted a 57-29 record in Finely's first three years on the job, including a 32-10 record in the Ivy League. 12 Crimson earned All-Ivy honors in that time, including Emma Markley '11 who was a three-time honoree and ranks ninth on the school's all-time scoring list with 1,285 career points.
Harvard's 2011 recruiting class was ranked as the 31st-best class in the country by ESPN and included the program's first-ever McDonald's All-American in Temi Fagbenle, who was rated the 13th-best prospect as a senior. Harvard's 2012 recruiting class includes guard Shilpa Tummala, who is ranked 68th overall.
A Mountain West Scholar-Athlete Award winner, Finley won two varsity letters at Colorado State and one at Northwestern. She started eight of 13 games as a freshman for the Wildcats before an injury sidelined the rookie for the rest of the season. She appeared in 20 games in her first season with the Rams, making three starts. In her final season with the Rams, Finley played in 24 contests while battling chronic stress fractures. She was part of the CSU team that upset Utah, then ranked No. 8 in the national polls, in the Mountain West Tournament in 2008.
She was involved with Boys and Girls Club of Fort Collins and Chicago as well as a representative on the Student Athletic Advisory Committee and a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA).
Finley was a highly recruited shooting guard out of high school, having played on the varsity team since seventh grade. Finley finished her high school career with over 1,700 career points as well as ranked second in assists for the state of Minnesota. Her high school won the 2A state title in 2004 after having placed second in 2003 and third in 2002. Finley's AAU team, the Minnesota Metro Stars, competed nationally, winning the overall championship at the Nike Showcase in Chicago in 2003.
Other coaching positions include basketball camp director for Minnesota Hardball, camp counselor for Todd Park Basketball and an assistant coach for Minnesota Metro Stars.
Finley graduated cum laude from CSU with a degree in human development and family studies.


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A soaring shawl that will be your own pair of wings.
Finished measurements:
Width after blocking: 72" / 183 cm
Length at center back after blocking:
34" / 86.5 cm
Yarn: 1 skein Lorna's Laces Helen's Lace (1250 yds / 1143 m per 4 oz / 113 g skein; 50% Silk, 50% Wool) in Powder Blue
Needles & Notions: Size US 5 / 3.75 mm needles
Stitch markers, with a unique marker (different color or style) to mark center (CM), tapestry needle
Gauge: 20 sts and 30 rows = 4" / 10 cm
Construction Notes: Knitted from center neck to outside edge. This shawl can be knit at any gauge to any size by simply repeating the chart until desired size is reached or until nearly out of yarn. Charts only.
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Potholes in Boston
Potholes in Boston
Oct. 13, 1961: A broken water main created a large sinkhole at East Brookline and Harrison Avenue in the South End as Boston police Officer Joseph Gorman got in the picture.
April 10, 1963: Ed Walsh tamped down asphalt as Salvatore Tortora and Nick Migliozzi brought more from the truck. The 1963 road repair campaign would require some 8,000 tons of asphalt for pothole repairs in the city.
April 28; 1967: Mayor John F. Collins appointed 11 city inspectors to rove through Boston and check on breakdowns in city services. Armed with a two-page checklist, the inspectors roamed through their assigned districts looking to correct problems the city should fix. Potholes, abandoned cars, and broken sidewalks were the most frequent violations.
Nov. 16, 1967: This car was half-buried about a foot deep in this pothole in front of 516 Warren St. in Boston.
March 14, 1969: Local merchants advertised their displeasure at the failure of pothole repairs by the city on Bromfield Street in downtown Boston.
Feb. 9, 1970: Glee Corsetti (left) and Peggy Mahoney, both of Wilmington, helped each other negotiate a pothole on Boylston Street in Boston. They had their pick of potholes to jump over.
March 3, 1970: Likely a whimsical creation by the Associated Press photographer rather than a found situation, these upside-down boots provided a humorous depiction of falling knee-deep into a Boston pothole on Stuart Street.
March 22, 1977: Two men in their clean shiny car hit a pothole under the Southeast Expressway after coming out of the Callahan Tunnel on Hanover Street. They lost their hubcap and were jounced around a bit in the car.
April 14, 1982: One of the many gaping potholes on the Southeast Expressway threatened traffic. The night before this picture was taken, two cars burst into flames after colliding when the first car lost a tire and had to brake. Both automobiles ignited in the crash, but all the occupants escaped safely.
Jan. 13, 1988: This section of the Southeast Expressway, measuring some 4 by 7 feet, collapsed leaving a hole about a foot deep. The pothole was located in the southbound side some 50 yards past the Kneeland Street on-ramp in the middle lane of the road. Police said some 15 to 20 cars struck the pothole, blowing out tires and damaging front end suspensions and tie rods before the signaling flares could be placed around the hole to alert motorists.


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New Web Site Address
The Classical Adlerian Psychology web site has a new, permanent address at http://www.adlerian.us/.
A vigorously optimistic and inspiring approach to prevention and treatment, Classical Adlerian Depth Psychotherapy balances the equally important needs for individual, optimal development and social contribution. With a solid foundation in the original teachings and therapeutic style of Alfred Adler, it integrates the self-actualization research of Abraham Maslow. For more information, visit our web site at http//www.Adlerian.us
Classical Adlerian psychotherapist and training analyst. Director of the Alfred Adler Institute of Northwestern Washington, offering distance training in Classical Adlerian psychotherapy. Tel: (360) 647-5670. Email: email@example.com


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Catheter Ablation vs Anti-arrhythmic Drug Therapy for Atrial Fibrillation Trial (CABANA)
|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: NCT00911508
Recruitment Status : Completed
First Posted : June 2, 2009
Last Update Posted : February 26, 2018
|Tracking Information
|First Submitted Date ICMJE
|May 28, 2009
|First Posted Date ICMJE
|June 2, 2009
|Last Update Posted Date
|February 26, 2018
|Actual Study Start Date ICMJE
|November 13, 2009
|Actual Primary Completion Date
|December 31, 2017 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|LA catheter ablation is superior to rate or rhythm control drug therapy for decreasing the incidence of the composite endpoint of total mortality, disabling stroke, serious bleeding, or cardiac arrest in patients warranting therapy for AF. [ Time Frame: From date of enrollment until date of event ]
|Original Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Percutaneous left atrial catheter ablation for the purpose of eliminating AF is superior to current state-of-the-art therapy with either rate or rhythm control drugs for reducing total mortality in patients with untreated or under-treated AF. [ Time Frame: 6 month intervals, duration of trial ]
|Change History
|Complete list of historical versions of study NCT00911508 on ClinicalTrials.gov Archive Site
|Current Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Original Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Current Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
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|Original Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
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|Brief Title ICMJE
|Catheter Ablation vs Anti-arrhythmic Drug Therapy for Atrial Fibrillation Trial
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|Catheter Ablation vs Anti-arrhythmic Drug Therapy for Atrial Fibrillation Trial
|Brief Summary
|The (Catheter Ablation Versus Anti-arrhythmic Drug Therapy for Atrial Fibrillation Trial) CABANA Trial has the overall goal of establishing the appropriate roles for medical and ablative intervention for atrial fibrillation (AF). The CABANA Trial is designed to test the hypothesis that the treatment strategy of left atrial catheter ablation for the purpose of eliminating atrial fibrillation (AF) will be superior to current state-of-the-art therapy with either rate control or rhythm control drugs for decreasing the incidence of the composite endpoint of total mortality, disabling stroke, serious bleeding, or cardiac arrest in patients with untreated or incompletely treated AF.
|Detailed Description
The need for this trial arises out of 1) the rapidly increasing number of pts > 60 years of age with AF accompanied by symptoms and morbidity, 2) the failure of anti-arrhythmic drug therapy to maintain sinus rhythm and reduce mortality, 3) the rapidly increasing application of radio-frequency catheter ablation without appropriate evidence-based validation, and 4) the expanding impact of AF on health care costs.
This study will randomize up to 2200 patients to a strategy of catheter ablation versus pharmacologic therapy with rate or rhythm control drugs. Each pt will have 1) characteristics similar to AFFIRM pts (≥65 yo or <65 with >1 risk factor for stroke, 2) Documented AF warranting treatment, and 3) Eligibility for both catheter ablation and ≥2 anti-arrhythmic or ≥2 rate control drugs. Pts will be followed every 6 months for an average of approximately 5 years and will undergo repeat trans-telephonic monitor, Holter monitor, and CT/MR studies to assess the impact of treatment.
The CABANA trial will disclose the role of medical and non-pharmacologic therapies for AF, establish the cost and impact of therapy on quality of life and will help determine if AF is a modifiable risk factor for increased mortality.
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|Study Phase
|Not Applicable
|Study Design ICMJE
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: None (Open Label)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|Study Arms
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|Actual Study Completion Date
|December 31, 2017
|Actual Primary Completion Date
|December 31, 2017 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Eligibility Criteria ICMJE
Inclusion Criteria:
Exclusion Criteria:
|18 Years to 90 Years (Adult, Older Adult)
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers
|Contacts ICMJE
|Contact information is only displayed when the study is recruiting subjects
|Listed Location Countries ICMJE
|Australia, Canada, China, Czechia, Germany, Italy, Korea, Republic of, Russian Federation, United Kingdom, United States
|Removed Location Countries
|Brazil, Czech Republic, France, Taiwan
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U01HL089709 ( U.S. NIH Grant/Contract )
|Has Data Monitoring Committee
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|IPD Sharing Statement
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|Responsible Party
|Douglas L. Packer, Mayo Clinic
|Study Sponsor ICMJE
|Mayo Clinic
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|Mayo Clinic
|Verification Date
|February 2018
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NASHVILLE --- The Tennessee State University women's basketball team dropped a, 66-54, decision to Belmont Saturday night in the Curb Event Center.
Tennessee State (6-10, 2-3 OVC) played a tough first half but was unable to withstand Belmont's (11-8, 6-1 OVC) runs in the second frame.
Kesi Hess led TSU and finished with 21 points to go with three steals while Chelsea Hudson had a team best seven rebounds.
At the start of the game, Belmont jumped out to an 11-3 lead over Tennessee State. The Lady Tigers, however, maintained their composure and answered with a 14-4 run to pull even and take the lead, 17-15.
The opponents regained the advantage following the Bruins' fourth three-pointer of the half but Kesi Hess knocked down back-to-back triples to put the Lady Tigers on top, 26-24, with less than a minute on the clock.
In the final moments of the frame, BU posted five straight to make the halftime score, 29-26, in favor of the home team.
TSU made 11-of-17 free-throws in the first half and only committed five turnovers.
In the second frame, the score was close until Belmont used a spurt to go ahead, 45-38. An old fashioned three-point play by Destiney Gaston pulled TSU to within four on the Lady Tiger's next possession but the Bruins responded with nine unanswered to go up, 54-41.
Kesi Hess connected from fifteen feet to snap TSU's nearly six minute scoring drought before Chelsea Hudson hit a free-throw to make the score, 54-44.
Belmont, however, outscored TSU, 8-1, over the next few minutes to move ahead, 62-45. The Lady Tigers continued to fight but were unable to overcome the deficit.
TSU only shot 67.9 percent (19-of-28) from the free-throw line and finished the game with 15 turnovers. The Lady Tigers struggled shooting the ball and only managed to connect 15-of-57 (26.3 percent).
BU shot 41.8 percent from the field (23-of-55) and 80 percent (12-of-15) from the charity stripe.
Lady Tigers return to action on Wednesday, Jan.23 at home. The Lady Tigers will face Jacksonville State at 7 p.m. in the Gentry Center.


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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 4th Mar 2010 21:41 UTC, submitted by Laurence
"Apple has allegedly been pressuring music labels to ditch Amazon MP3's 'Daily Deal' promotions, lest they be excluded from being promoted through the iTunes machine. According to anonymous executives speaking to Billboard, Apple has always been uncomfortable with the labels double dipping with both iTunes and Amazon, but the company has ramped up its complaints lately in an attempt to retain its lead in the online music market. Though Apple still remains in the number one spot among all music retailers, the move is indicative that Apple takes competition from Amazon very seriously." Apparently iTunes has a 70% market share... Doesn't that make this kind of, well, monopoly abuse? Reminds me of Intel's rebates for OEMs to not use AMD.


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Murco Recycling: Demolition Auctions
Tagline: Because there is no "Rest" in "Restoration." We met Erika, a friend of a friend and a fan of AT, last weekend at a party. She tipped us off to Murco Recyling, which she's been using to rehab her new condo.
Murco organizes "demolition auctions" for houses that are scheduled to be torn down. Bidders rescue old doors, cabinets and carpets from the dump, reusing them in their own homes. You can walk away with great deals, but you have to dismantle the goods yourself.
They also have cash and carry items for sale at their warehouse, including:
• lighting
• doors and windows
• bath stuff
• kitchen stuff
• appliances
• miscellaneous whatnots
You can bid online for salvaged items in the "More Stuff" section of the site. Thanks for the tip, Erika!


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (May 19, 2013) – The regular season came to an end Saturday and the match ups are set for the 2013 Atlantic Sun Baseball Championship, which gets underway Wednesday morning at Stetson's Melching Field.
ETSU (32-22, 17-10) earned the fourth seed and will take on the host and fifth-seeded Hatters at 10 a.m. Wednesday, while top-seeded Mercer (42-14, 20-7) and eighth-seeded USC Upstate (26-28, 9-18) are the other teams in the Bucs' pod. The Bears and Spartans follow the ETSU/Stetson game at 1:15 p.m. The two winning teams in the pod will play Thursday at 5 p.m., and the two losing teams play at 10 a.m. on Thursday.
In the other pod, Florida Gulf Coast (37-19, 19-8) earned the number two seed and gets seventh-seeded Kennesaw State (26-28, 13-14) at 5 p.m., and third-seeded North Florida (38-17, 18-9) faces sixth seed Lipscomb (24-32, 13-14) at 8:15 p.m.
The tournament is a double-elimination format and the winning teams of each pod will advance to the championship. If both teams are undefeated, then one championship game will be played on Sunday, May 26 at 1 p.m., on ESPN3, while the "if necessary" game is scheduled should a one-loss team advance. Click here for a full breakdown of the bracket.
Each game of the championship will air live for free on ASun.TV, while the ETSU games will also be broadcast on WXSM-AM 640 The Extreme Sports Monster. Live Stats will also be offered for the championship via Stat Broadcast.
Championship passes start at $45, and single day passes start at $15. Call (386) 738-4287 or visit AtlanticSun.org/Baseball for more info.
ETSU fans wanting to receive Buccaneer news, score updates, in-game promotions and much more sent to their mobile device can do so by signing up for "Buc Updates." Click here to sign up today!
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Stoke manager Tony Pulis praised referee Howard Webb for not buckling under pressure during his side's goalless draw at Anfield.
Apart from two Dirk Kuyt headers late in the second half the home side struggled to create chances, but World Cup final official Howard Webb was called on to make some difficult calls with substitute Andy Carroll going to the floor on more than one occasion in tussles in the penalty area
The South Yorkshire referee is by no means a favourite at Anfield and, although the Kop were unhappy with his decision-making, Pulis was not, and said of the penalty appeals: "I think it was more out of desperation."
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This Motor Drag Satria FU 150 250cc Owned by David Indrawan. Modified by B2X.
Engine Specifications Motor Drag Suzuki Satria F-150.
Piston diameter 70 mm using Piston from Yamaha Scorpio, and using block engine from Suzuki Raider with changing boring or cylinder liner. the capacity of the cylinder can be measured. With the piston or piston diameter 70 mm, the volume of a cylinder 232.7 cc. But according hell Belex total stroke 64 mm. If Belex bener, cylinder capacity can be calculated exactly. Piston stroke of 70 mm and 64 mm, the cylinder volume is 246.2 cc Belex version. 250cc fulfilled.
|Motor Drag Liar Suzuki Satria F-150
Two versions of a cylinder capacity is indeed confuse. But can be seen propped aluminum block 9 mm and added three paper gasket. With the application of handlebars piston Yamaha RX-Z.
But to apply the handlebars RX-Z must play the boss. Belex words, the hole in the handlebars piston pen RX-Z after bearing fitted with bamboo become 15 mm. While the pen's piston Scorpio 16 mm. "The solution must be installed in the piston boss," explained Belex willing to fight opponents who plan korekan Yamaha Mio's Biker Zone.
To play on the track length, the compression ratio play at 11.3: 1. Dibarengin with the use of carburetor Keihin PE 28. However, because the cylinder capacity is big, venturi hole grew. Now be 30.5 mm. Nozzle used in the pilot-jet 60 and the main-jet 140. With integrated front sprocket 15 and rear 38.To go down on the track 500 meters.
Cylinder which has big capacity must be balanced the rate of fuel gas is more big, too. For it must apply to a wide umbrella valve. By Belex fitted with suction valve 26 and exhaust 23. Valve using from Suzuki Thunder.


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Hey everyone, I'm trying to finish up my Steelers blog and I am in need of some help... Since I have no skill when it comes to creating graphics. What I am in search of is a background wallpaper.
What I'd like to have is the Steelers logo looking like it was made out of steel, with sparks and maybe some flames behind it. Under the image I'd like to use the phrase, "A LEGACY FORGED IN STEEL".
I hope this is not too much to ask and if anyone could do this for me, I would be extremely grateful. Thanks guys!


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Harang no-hits Mets thru 7 in Braves' win
Flushing, NY (SportsNetwork.com) - Aaron Harang saw his bid for a no-hitter end after seven innings due to a high pitch count, but two Atlanta relievers preserved his shutout and the Atlanta Braves blanked the New York Mets, 6-0, on Friday to open a three-game set from Citi Field.
Harang (3-1) struck out five and walked six over seven stellar frames, but after 121 pitches -- 70 of which went for strikes -- manager Fredi Gonzalez decided to pull his starter despite the no-hitter and turn it over the pen. Luis Avilan retired the first two batters he faced in the eighth before David Wright ripped a single to left for New York's first and only hit. Jordan Walden pitched a perfect ninth to finish it.
"It's tough on him (Gonzalez), and he reiterated multiple times 'man I'm sorry, I hate doing that,'" said Harang. "I understand, I've seen it happen. It's happened to me before. I want us to win."
Harang, who struggled in 26 starts last season for the Mariners and Mets, has been terrific in four starts so far for the Braves. The 35-year-old righty has allowed just two runs and nine hits in 25 2/3 innings.
"I'm pulling for him," Gonzalez said. "I want to see him throw a no-hitter. But I think it gets to a point where you have to worry about 25 more starts. You have to worry about his longevity. I think we made the right decision."
Atlanta nearly became the second team in the last three seasons to toss a combined no-hitter. The Seattle Mariners used six pitchers to accomplish the feat in a 1-0 win over the Dodgers in 2012.
Freddie Freeman hit his fifth home run of the season for the Braves, winners in six of seven. Chris Johnson had three hits, including two doubles, with an RBI and a run scored and Dan Uggla doubled and scored in the triumph.
Mets starter Jonathon Niese (0-2) was the unlucky loser after giving up just a run on four hits while striking out seven in six innings
After a scoreless first inning, Atlanta broke through with a run in the second. Justin Upton singled to lead off the frame, Evan Gattis walked and two batters later, Johnson delivered an RBI double to left. Niese avoided further damage, however, striking out Ryan Doumit and forcing Harang to line out to second.
Harang was untouchable the rest of the way despite dealing with control problems. He walked a batter in both the second and third innings but didn't allow either to reach second base. He then tossed 1-2-3 fourth and fifth innings and issued two walks in the sixth before running into trouble in his final frame. After two quick pop ups, Harang walked consecutive batters and ran the count full to pinch-hitter Andrew Brown. But on his 121st pitch, Harang got Brown swinging with a breaking ball in the dirt.
"Couple of innings where we actually got some runners on," said Wright. "I think he threw Browny a 3-2 curveball or slider, so you could just tell how confident he was in his stuff."
Freeman's two-run shot in the top half of the eighth off Gonzalez Germen plated B.J. Upton for some insurance runs. Later in the inning, Justin Upton was thrown out at home trying to score from first on Uggla's double. Mets catcher Travis d'Arnaud fired to third to try and catch Uggla advancing, but the throw got away and Uggla trotted home. Johnson then singled and scored on Jordan Schafer's double over Curtis Granderson's head in right.
Justin Upton's sacrifice fly in the top of the ninth plated his brother and resulted in the final margin.
Game Notes
Harang has taken a no-hit bid into the seventh inning twice this season. Only one other pitcher has done it once (Matt Garza against Harang on April 2) ... Atlanta hit just 1-for-11 with runners in scoring position ... Prior to the game, the Mets shipped first baseman Ike Davis to the Pittsburgh Pirates for minor league pitcher Zach Thornton and a player to be named later.


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The opposite is also true. When you move down (drop or sink), initially there is less weight on your feet for a moment, but then there is more weight, followed by a bounce (momentarily slightly less weight). It is good to move when there is less weight on your feet and good to strike when there is more.This is one of the keys to movement. You cannot easily pivot when your full weight is on your feet. By dropping, you reduce the weight on your feet and can easily pivot on the ball of your foot, your heel, or even the center of your foot. And when you pivot on the center of your foot, you will not shift from side to side -- you will be able to maintain your centerline as your advance or retreat. So, so, so, so!
Shinzato Sensei refers to this dropping as bounding. This is not a word we use very much in English. I think he means bouncing, but I am not sure.
Shinzato Sensei teaches that a controlled drop can be used to initiate and enable movement. This is combined with "falling" or overloading your weight in the direction you would like to go. Movement can be in any direction, not only forward. This is why the weight is usually placed on the center of the feet.
The feeling I get is that the center of the foot is sort of like a suction cup. There is a natural arch to the foot. You need to try to make your whole foot make contact with the ground.
Then, when you pivot, you do so on this center part of the foot. You could not do so if it did not make contact with the ground. There has to be some contact in order to pivot. Otherwise, you would have to jump (no ground contact).
When we drop, the body feels lighter. From one point of view, you drop. The resulting feeling is one of "floating." When your body feels lighter, you could say that you are floating. When you are floating, it is very easy to move your feet.
This is a simplified view of things. You do not simply bend your knees and drop you weight. You could do so, but the resulting change in weight is not that useful. If instead, you drop your weight and also set up a squeezing feeling in your koshi (as if you are pressing down on a large rubber ball in your koshi and also as if as your koshi drops, it is pressed from the ground up), then the resulting tension is a very useful thing!
Your koshi is integrated with dropping your weight, the initial feeling of floating, the following heaviness on your feet, and the resulting "bounce." I believe that this entire process is what Shinzato Sensei calls "bounding," but I am not sure about this.
When I ask Shinzato Sensei about what we should call something, he often says, "perhaps you could come up with a term for it."
Getting back to moving, when you drop you can pivot on the center of your feet. When your weight hits, you can use that energy to initiate movement in any the direction your desire. And when the following bounce hits, you can move (forward, backward, right, left, etc.).
This takes very little time and can be hidden. All this movement can be concealed inside your gi. As such, people who do understand this form of movement will wonder how you are moving so easily without pushing off on your feet.
It all starts with a bounce, even a little bounce.
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Why did Mitt Romeny lose so badly in the end. We list the top ten reasons why The Mittster never made it off first base, despite his fans thinking he would hit a home run.
1. True -- Donald Trump made robo calls for him and appeared with him in person-- that's the equivalent of appearing with Groucho Marx and being asked to be taken seriously.
2. True ---Even Mormons did not vote for him. 80 per cent voted for George Bush in 2000 only 78 per cent voted for Mitt.
3. True- He boasted about his car elevator in his house in California-- that was sure to go down well with the unemployed blue collars he was seeking.
4. True--He barely contested the three states he lives in--Detroit where he was born, Massachusetts where he governed and California where he is now going to live.
5. True--He listened to Karl Rove the demented humpty dumpty. Karl is so augties -- he has not had a decent run since Bush sneaked Florida in 2000.
6. True--he thought big crowds meant that was ahead. People always show up the last week of a presidential campaign.
7. True--He dissed Big Bird and lost the kid's vote and annoyed their mums.
8.True---Peggy Noonan said she knew he'd win when she saw more yard signs for him in Northern Virginia -- sad that.
9. True---Paul Ryan ran clear off the screen for the last two weeks of the campaign.
10. True --he based his campaign in Boston, also the home site of those big winners Mike Dukakis and John Kerry. When will they learn-- Massachussetts pols don't win the presidency -- unless you're Jack Kennedy and Mitt - you're no Jack Kennedy.
This just in from The Boston Globe:
"Mitt Romney's voter-turnout operation suffered a meltdown on Election Day, resulting in a crucial 90-minute "buckling" of the program in Boston and the inability of some campaign workers across the country to access a vital smartphone application, according to campaign officials and volunteers."


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As part of the Get Out the Vote effort, the Temecula Valley Educators Association (TVEA) lent assistance and space to local Temecula Valley High School (TVHS) students in their Trick-Or-Vote campaign as it trained and prepared volunteers to go out on Halloween night in various neighborhoods and engage in a non-partisan GOTV canvassing campaign.
"Students and members canvassed neighborhoods as community ambassadors, providing additional safety with our flashlights, and reminding parents that Election Day is Tuesday, November 4," stated National Honor Society (NHS) Community Service President and TVHS senior Julian Sibby. "We were excited to participate in something we had fun with and at the same time got to be involved in the 2014 Election. NHS is charged to engage in community service, so we thought that dressing up for Halloween would be a great way to do it."
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Teachers of the San Ysidro School District will officially strike this week in protest of the planned imposition of a 6.5% pay cut, among the county's worst health benefits, and a present lack of respect by SYSD officials. The San Ysidro Education Association (SYEA) received notification from the school district's attorney that the SYSD will meet in special session either Tuesday or Wednesday, to impose provisions of the contract in dispute. SYEA's Executive Board voted to call the strike unless a settlement is reached with the district beforehand. Issues include the district's determination to cut salaries across the board using dubious and inaccurate projections that even the state-appointed fact-finder admitted has been an ongoing practice of the District.
After seven years without a pay increase and having to manage growing class sizes with reduced resources, representatives of the Chula Vista Education Association (CVEA) have agreed to a Tentative Agreement with the school district that calls for a 7% pay increase from 2013-16.
In the coming days, CVEA members will vote on the Agreement and local leaders are optimistic that CVEA members will strongly support the Agreement.
Greg Schiller, the LAUSD science teacher who was removed from his school in February in a flap over science fair experiments, will be back at Cortines School of Visual & Performing Arts tomorrow. Schiller has been languishing in "teacher jail" since February, unable to help his students prepare for the AP exams or coach his fencing team.
It was an act of generosity that speaks volumes about the need for books in public schools. About 40,000 brand new donated books were handed out free to Bay Area teachers who work with low-income students on Saturday in a project mainly coordinated by United Educators of San Francisco (UESF) and First Book San Francisco, a literacy advocacy group that's part of a national network.
Educators lined up in San Francisco around the block (see photo) to get free books to give to their students so students can start building home libraries and begin appreciating the power and fun of reading. The San Francisco Chronicle covered the extraordinary event that was made possible by numerous sponsors and more than 100 volunteers. It was also supported by the American Federation of Teachers.
Alpine Teachers Association members will go out in an Unfair Labor Practice strike, beginning at 6:00 a.m., February 20, as the result of a decision made at yesterday's general membership meeting.
Although ATA members were hopeful that the district would return to the bargaining table with fair, reasonable settlement proposals, they were met instead with a rehash of the same offer the district had made in a previous proposal rejected by ATA members on February 5: a 7.58% salary cut and an $8,000 health benefits cap effective January 1, 2014, that will leave many ATA members with 30% or more less per year in total compensation. Because the district will extract double health benefits cuts for May and June, some members will receive NO pay in those months.
"Unfortunately, the district is intent on building their reserve fund and breaking teachers' backs financially, based on faulty financial assumptions," said ATA President Gayle Malone. "Ultimately, it is the students and the entire community who will suffer."
Delegates to the California Teachers Association's State Council meeting in Los Angeles swelled the Alpine Teachers Association's strike fund by over $20,000 this weekend alone (January 25-26, 2014) in a flurry of union solidarity with their San Diego County colleagues.
CTA chapters and individual members from throughout California matched other donations or raised the ante to provide support for Alpine teachers should they have to walk picket lines. Chapter contributions include $1,000 from the San Jose Teachers Association, $2,000 from United Educators of San Francisco, and $5,000 from the San Diego Education Association. Once CTA's over 1,000 chapters and 325,000 individual members have opportunity to join in the drive, the potential for additional financial support is exponential.
Alpine Teachers Association members voted overwhelmingly to give their executive board authority to call for a strike. They did so in response to draconian salary and benefits cuts callously imposed by the Alpine Unified School District Board of Education.
A significant number of ATA members will be financially crippled by losing up to 35 percent of their annual compensation. "None of us want to strike," said ATA President Gayle Malone, "but the board's punitive imposition leaves us no viable alternative if they persist in failing to bargain with us fairly."
Last week, just a month after a major demonstration, hundreds of Yuba City educators, parents and concerned community members attended a school board meeting to urge the district to reach a settlement that at least provides comparable salaries to teachers in nearby Marysville, who earn $10,000 more a year.
Another concern: teachers – primarily female teachers – have been penalized for accessing their medical leave for pregnancies, nursing critically ill spouses, caring for elderly parents, and dealing with their own health crises. The district refused to advance these teachers on the salary schedule, resulting in them earning substantially less than their colleagues. The district, in the meantime, has ignored a decision by a neutral arbitrator in favor of the teachers, and is even attempting to "memorialize" this unjust practice in its current contract proposal.
Listen to Yuba City Teachers Association President Dina Luetgens express frustration that teachers have met 39 times in two years in bargaining sessions, to no avail.
Except for the part when the school board unanimously approved the imposition that, if stands, could cut almost half of Alpine teachers' compensation by more than 30 percent, last night's board meeting, with almost 300 people in attendance, was a raucous, one-sided diatribe in support of Alpine Teachers Association members.
Members, parents and community supporters verbally eviscerated Superintendent Tom Pellegrino and the school board, at times tearfully poignant, at other times stridently caustic. Teachers cited the inevitability of losing their homes, being unable to continue support for children in college and keeping insurance for critically ill and handicapped children. One part-time, job-share teacher with considerable experience and an advanced degree said she would be making only minimum wage should the imposition stand. Parents, who significantly recognized that what hurts teachers ultimately hurts their children, promised to honor a strike, with one even saying that they would permanently transfer their children to other surrounding districts should a job action occur.
San Diego Channel 10 news covered the event, and this clip that aired gives a snapshot of the almost three-hour board meeting.
Even the Grinch can't believe the Alpine Unified School District plans to cut the salary and benefits of almost half of Alpine's educators by 32 percent right before Christmas.
That's why he'll be joining Alpine Teachers Association (ATA) members, parents, students, community members and fellow CTA members throughout San Diego County at a rally to protest the Alpine Unified School District's plan to impose draconian salary and benefits cuts in a special board meeting that will begin at 5pm tonight. Get directions.
Although ATA accepted a fact finder's recommendation for a fair settlement, the district rejected the proposal last Friday, announcing its determination to ram through its outrageous demands: an $8,000 health benefits cap and a 7.85 percent cut in salary.
Out of 43 San Diego County districts, Alpine's teachers are already next to last in salary. Despite the district's outrageous claims and demands, Alpine members are resolved to hold out for a fair contract settlement.
"The district seems intent on diverting attention away from its own culpability of inaccurate budget projections and unwise, unnecessary spending, by scapegoating teachers and crippling us financially," said ATA President Gayle Malone. "But Alpine's teachers care too much about our students, the community and our profession to stand by while the district damages the town's ability to provide quality education for its students."
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Is Nicki Minaj pregnant?
With one comment, the 32-year-old rapper has sparked massive speculation that she and her rapper boyfriend Meek Mill, one of the opening acts on her Pinkprint tour, are expecting their first child together.
"Make some noise for my baby father!" she told the crowd onstage at her concert at the First Niagara Pavilion in Burgettstown, Pennsylvania, on Saturday, spurring Mill, 28, to smile and raise his hands as the audience cheered.
Naturally, fans on Twitter freaked out. The couple, which began dating earlier this year, has not commented about the speculation. And Minaj may have been kidding--that night, she retweeted a fan's video of the moment with some laughing face emojis.
PHOTO: Meek Mill gets a handful of Nicki Minaj's booty!
She posted on her Instagram page a photo of herself with fans, saying, "My beautiful babies. #Pittsburgh #ThePinkprintTOUR."
Last month, in an interview for Sirius XM satellite radio's Shade 45 channel, Meek Mill was asked about pregnancy rumors regarding Minaj.
"Nicki ain't pregnant," he said. "But yeah, I wish."
Minaj later tweeted that she wouldn't have a child until she was married, "No matter wut he, or anyone else says," echoing comments she made to Complex magazine last fall.
The concert took place following recent breakup rumors. Minaj has posted several public display of affection-filled pics to squash the speculation.
The two had also sparked engagement rumors in April when Minaj posted a photo of a diamond ring. Mill debunked the reports a month later.
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Simple Ideas for Leftover Tree Trimmings
If you opt for a real tree this year, make good use out of the trimmings with one of these easy projects:
1. Use your trimmings to wrap your holiday gifts: you can make a wreath for your presents or place trimmings on top with some twine and washi tape.
2. Bring them to your holiday table and use them as placecards or to dress up your napkins.
3. Using twine, make sweet garland or a holiday mobile.
4. Make homemade evergreen glass ornaments or a small, simple wreath.
5. Simply place in a jar and enjoy.
Tip: for sticky fingers, use olive oil as an evergreen sap remover.
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Harris faces death penalty
An accused murderer was informed during a court appearance Wednesday thathe is facing the death penalty if convicted. Donnie Lee Harris Jr., 29, of Talihina, is accused of the first degree murder of his girlfriend, Kristi Ferguson, who was 25 at the time of her death. Harris is accused of setting Ferguson on fire after dousing her with gasoline. The couple were inside a home in Talihina when Harris set the fire, leaving several other people endangered when the home caught fire. Ferguson succumbed to her injuries in an Oklahoma City hospital. Harris, who was originallybooked into the LeFlore County Detention Center on first degree arson charges, was charged with murder upon Ferguson's death. During Wednesday's court appearance in District Judge Jon Sullivan's courtroom, Harris appeared with his defense attorney, James Bowen. During the formalarraignment hearing, Sullivan informed Harris of the charge against him and of his rights. Sullivan asked Harris if he was aware a bill of particulars (notice by the state they are seeking the death penalty) had been filed in the case against him and Harris acknowledged he was aware. When Sullivan asked Harris if he would enter a plea, Harris refused, so Sullivan entered a plea of not guilty on behalf of the defendant.The District Attorney's office filed their notice Wednesday morning stating it was seeking the death penalty upon the conviction of Harris. The document states Harris committed an especially heinous, atrociousor cruel murder by dousing Ferguson in gasoline and setting her on firewhich resulted in her death. The document also states Harris created a great risk of death to more than one person when he was the cause of the fire which burned the home occupied by several other people. Harris is scheduled to stand trial in January.


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'-. ¦¦ * »^ ¦<¦"% 7 ,^. ur' Central Ohio's Onh Jetoish Nevospapsr Reaching Every Home '.neiutv itigyi* I ^ ¦ w '¦ De\)otcd io Jlmerican and Jewish Idcah A WEEKLY NEWSPAF^SE FOR THE JEWISH HOME Volitnie VI — No. 4 COI.UMHIJ.S. pITK), JUNP: 15. 1^23 r^\ Per Year $3.00; Per Copy loc L 0. B. A. ELECTS JUDGE AAEON LEVY FOR ANOTHER TERM Pledge Support to Palestine, Jewish Congress, Ort and Refugees OVER 900 DELEGATES ATTEND CONVENTION h. {( The Memorial Foundation |b Our Leading Champion of the Separation of Church and State ff SARATOG.^ SPUINCS.—(J C. B) —'I lie !)7th .iiiiui,-)! loiiveiitton of the IiKlcpontknt Ordci Until Ahrahaiii, cli.iracteii7C(J liy Jiul<c Aaron J Lcv>, the re-elected Grandmaster, as the "nio'it oiderly and digiiilled ever held" by the T O R A, adjourned today amidst repeated nuUtial assur.inccs of "loy.ilty, amity and harmony," after a three-day session beginning .Sunda>. f)ll. rtoltgalcs i^prcscnting .jOI lodges having been rcpoitcd liy the Ciedentials Conunittee. . Both Convention Hall and the cii> of Saratoga in gcneial presented a festive appearance in honor of the Convention The Opening sessions were addressed by Governor Alfred E Smith, Lieutenant- Governor George R. Lunn and Acting M.iyor Sheinian of Saratoga. Resolutions were adopted for con¬ tinued participation in the work of the American Jewish Congress, support of the Keren Hayessod, as well as of organizations having the endorsement of the Zionibt Organization of .\mer- ica and which have for their task the piirchabe of lands in Palestine. It was decided to issue appeals to the lodges and individual meinbers on behalf of the Ort, and for the stranded Jewish ''refugees frotn the Ukraine, whose cauiie was espoused by the Federation of Ukrainian Jews. With regard to the work ot the Order in the ameliora¬ tion of the lot of" the immigrant Jew to this country, a resolution was car ried, providing for the appointment of committees of ten in every port of entry to the United States, as well as com mittees of thiee in other towns havijig a Jewish population, out o'''. "fose-«! shail be elected an Executive of 15, tde' Chairman to sit ai> an ex-ollicio member , of the Exjr^iUivf^pftbvAjrfe ' Rumors of opposition to the re-elec¬ tion of Judge Levy, on constitutional grounds, were set to nought by a les- olution introduced by" Judge Gustave Hartman, providing for enforcement of the law of the two-year tenure of office by Grand Lodge officials, excepting the office of Grandmaster which is to be exempted this year from the ruling be¬ cause of the present Grandmaster's in- dispensableness to the Order Amended by Congressman Nathan D. Perlntan to include the office of First Deputy Grandmaster, the proposal was adopted. The officers elected are. Judge Aaron J. Levy, Grandmaster; Max L. Hollander, Grand Secretary; Max Wolf, Grand Treasurer; Adolph Stern, First Deputy Grandmaster, Samuel Kalesky of Boston, Second Deputy Grandmas¬ ter; William Wahlberg, Philadelphia, Third Deputy Grandmaster; Abraham Stiglitz, Newark, Fourth Deputy Grand¬ master; Dr. Getfrge Sultan, Chicago, Fifth Deputy Grandmaster; Harry Gip- stein, Hartford, Sixxth Deputy Grand master; Otto Hirsch, St. Louis, Sev enth Deputy Grandmaster; Harry Rob¬ erts, Baltimore, Eighth Deputy Grand¬ master; Jacob Zuckerman, Cleveland, Ninth Deputy Grandmaster; Samuel Brown, Providence, Tenth Deputy Grandmaster; William Rader, Brook¬ lyn, Eleventh Deputy Grandmaster; Samuel Cohen, Bronx, Twelfth Deputy Grandmaster; Max Green, Grand Trus¬ tee; Adolph Jablinowski, Chairman of Finance; Morit? Graubard, Chairman of Endowment; Louis Gottlieb, Endow¬ ment Tieasurer; judge Jacob Asher, Chairinan of Law; Benjamin Steinman, Chairman of Appeals; Charles Alten- berg, Chairman State of Order; Samuel Goldstein, Chairman of Printing; Wil¬ liam Bluestein; Boston, Chairman on Rituals; Adolph Rosenbaum, Chairman of Relief; Nathan Birnbaum, Chairman of Supplies; Louis Slutzky, Chairman of Disability; Jacob M. Steinberg, Treasuter of Disability; Louis B Siegel, Chaiinian on Intellectual Advancement Congressman Nathan D. Perlman, Chaiiman of Jewish Rights; Isidor Scherer, Counsel to the Order. Judge Gustave Hartman was elected a member of the Executive Board upon motion to make the Junior Past Grandmaster a ' member of tlie Executive. Saratoga Springs was chosen as the place of the next convention. ¦ Most Elaborate Program of Entertainment Assured to Delegates LOCAL DELEGATES OFF TO I CHI. EN ROUTE TO DENVER POSTPONE CONSIDERATION OF THON'S PROPOSAL WARSAW (J. T. A.).—The Educa¬ tional Commission has decided to post¬ pone the'consideration of Dr. Thon's propo.sal relative to the numerus clausus until the government hearing is concluded. DE.WER, COLO. —The Executi\L Convention committee having in charge all plans for the convention of Dis-' trict Grand Lodge No. 2 to be held m Denver, June 17th to ilst have devoted much time in formulating a program which will be long remembered by the '. visiting delegates and their ladies. At the last B'nai B'rith conventioii' held in Denver in 1912, it will be i l- \ inembcred, the visitors were entertani-| ed on a trip over the Moffat Road. 1\\i.' memorj' of this trip remains for man\ * of the delegates, in accepting the in-, vitation of this year, have referred to the delightful experience which viai their during -the former convention. i Two mountain trips are embraced in | the program as outlined by the com f mittee one on Monday through D< li¬ ver's Mountain Park along the R(.ir Crcd>, cannon to beautiful Tioutdale in the pines where a dinner will be ser\i.d In the -evening dancing will be in dulged ill; on Wednesday a ti ip through Clear Creek to Idaho Springs has been arranged where an enjoyable program has been prepared. On Satm day evening an informal reception it the Blown Palace hotel will be held for the arriving tlelcgates to which all] members of Denver Lodge are invited A final ball will be tendered the dele¬ gates on Thursday, the last day of tlu convention at the Winter Gardens to which all members of Denver Lodge ue also invited. Besides the entertainment provided for the delegates and ladies; a spee lal program for the visiting ladies has bi en li'und made rapid strides during the last [ five years and collected hundreds of thousands of dollars every year in all parts of the world, it was primarily <lue to the indefatigable efforts, intelligence, industry and organizing genius of tlu late Dr. Epstein, who was the interna¬ tional secretary of that Fund. The late Dr. Epstein was a man of no mean at taiiiments. He was a Doctor of Mt di ciiie.and Doctor of Philosophy, a per feet Hebraist aiid a thorough Talmudic scholar, an able linguist,* a fine oratoi and a very fine journalist. lie was . man of a fascinating and attractive pei sonality and made friends for the gicit cause lie represented and for him<elt {Concluded on page T^ ft HONORARY DEGREE BESTOWED BY U.D. UPON DR. FRANKLIN University of Detroit Confers LL. D. Degree Upon Beth El Rabbi MEN'S CLUB HONORS ITS RABBI AT DINNER DETROIT, .MICH—At its forty- second annual eonimcncement, held on June 8, the Univeisitj of Detroit, ill conferring its academic honors, con¬ ferred the honorary 'deuirce of Doctor of Laws upon Rabbi Leo Morris I'"ranklin, lifc-pastoi of the Jevvish Con¬ gregation Beth El of this city. The degree was conferred upon Rabbi Franklin by the Rev John P. Mc- Nichols, S. J., Ph. D, president of the universitj', in connection with the grad¬ uation of more than 200 students of the arts, law, engineering, foreign trade, journalism and commerce and finance schools of the university. The citation, which gave the reason for the honor conferred on Dr. Franklin, and vvhich is the official record of the event fo~r the university, is as follows: "Upon Leo Morris Franklin, Bach¬ elor of Arts of the University of Cin¬ cinnati, Rabbi for the duration of his life of the Congregation Beth 'EI in the city of Detroit, student and scholar, for that, during nearly a quarter of a cen¬ tury of leadership of his people he has been an apostle of amity between citi¬ zens of all religious beliefs in his com¬ munity and a participant in every worthy endeavor for the development of culture, tolerance and kindly living among men and women of good pur-* pose, the University of Detroit, in a solemn session of its faculty, confers the honarary degree of Doctor of L^ws. It welcomes him to the companionship of the sons and daughters of its schools upon whom, for their deserts, it has 1 from time to time conferred its edtt- Icational"honors" -^ ¦" r i- s V H r^^^^' 1^ * 1 n:. ',-, > m ' -v ¦• , -1 tJ'".
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Central Ohio's Onh
Jetoish Nevospapsr Reaching Every Home
'.neiutv itigyi* I ^ ¦ w '¦
De\)otcd io Jlmerican
Jewish Idcah
Volitnie VI — No. 4
COI.UMHIJ.S. pITK), JUNP: 15. 1^23
Per Year $3.00; Per Copy loc
Pledge Support to Palestine,
Jewish Congress, Ort and
The Memorial Foundation |b Our Leading
Champion of the Separation of Church and State
SARATOG.^ SPUINCS.—(J C. B) —'I lie !)7th .iiiiui,-)! loiiveiitton of the IiKlcpontknt Ordci Until Ahrahaiii, cli.iracteii7C(J liy Jiul
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