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ROCKVILLE, Md., Jan. 14, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Supernus Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (Nasdaq:SUPN), a specialty pharmaceutical company, today announced the appointment of Victor Vaughn to the position of Senior Vice President of Sales. Mr. Vaughn will be responsible for leading all of the company's sales activities.
"Victor has an outstanding track record of success in building sales organizations and launching specialty products specifically in the epilepsy and ADHD areas. He led the Shire sales organization for 13 years with sales reaching more than $1 billion behind products including Carbatrol® in epilepsy and Adderall XR® in ADHD," said Jack Khattar, president and CEO of Supernus. "Victor has been working with us for more than three years in a consulting capacity helping to build our sales organization and to prepare for the launches of Oxtellar XR™ and Trokendi XR™. We are very excited to have him join us on a full time basis as a member of our executive team. Victor's significant experience in executing one of the most successful immediate release (IR) to extended release (XR) switches in our industry will be pivotal to our execution on the upcoming launches of our two epilepsy XR products."
Mr. Vaughn has over 30 years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry. For the past seven years he has been consulting with small to medium size pharmaceutical companies, assisting them with their commercial operations. From 1992 to 2005, he led the sales organization at Shire where he last served as senior vice president of sales. Prior to that, he held various positions in sales and sales management at Fujisawa and SmithKline Beecham (Glaxo). Mr. Vaughn earned his bachelor degree in business administration from East Tennessee State University.
"I am excited to be joining the Supernus team and working on launching two important products in epilepsy," said Victor Vaughn, senior vice president of sales. " I am very much looking forward to being part of the great growth opportunity that lies ahead for Supernus and to the chance to positively affect the lives of patients suffering from epilepsy, ADHD and other CNS disorders."
About Supernus Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Supernus Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is a specialty pharmaceutical company focused on developing and commercializing products for the treatment of central nervous system, or CNS, diseases. The Company has one approved product for epilepsy, Oxtellar XR™ (extended-release oxcarbazepine), and one tentatively approved product for epilepsy, Trokendi XR™ (extended-release topiramate). The Company is also developing several product candidates in psychiatry to address large market opportunities in ADHD, including ADHD patients with impulsive aggression. These product candidates include SPN-810 for impulsive aggression in ADHD and SPN-812 for ADHD.
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Carbatrol® and Adderall XR® are registered trademarks of Shire LLC
CONTACT: Jack Khattar, President & CEO Gregory S. Patrick, Vice President and CFO Supernus Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Tel: (301) 838-2591Source:Supernus Pharmaceuticals, Inc.


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Animal Species:Bull Shark, Carcharhinus leucas Valenciennes, 1839
The Bull Shark is one of the few sharks that are potentially dangerous to people and is probably responsible for most of the shark attacks in and around Sydney Harbour.
The species is also the only widely distibuted shark that stays in fresh water for long periods of time to feed and breed. Females sometimes give birth in river mouths were the young will live for up to 5 years.
Standard Common Name
Bull Shark
Alternative Name/s
The Bull Shark has also been called the River Shark, Freshwater Whaler, Estuary Whaler and Swan River Whaler.
The Bull Shark can be recognised by a combination of characters including a stout body, short blunt snout, triangular serrated teeth in the upper jaw and no fin markings as an adult. The species has a second dorsal fin about one third the height of the first, a small eye, and no skin ridge between the two dorsal fins. It is grey above and pale below, sometimes with a pale stripe on the flank.
Size range
The species grows to a length of 3.4 m.
This species has a widespread distribution in tropical and warm temperate waters worldwide. In
The map below shows the Australian distribution of the species based on public sightings and specimens in Australian Museums. Click on the map for detailed information. Source: Atlas of Living Australia.
Distribution by collection data
Ozcam map of Bull Shark specimens in the Australian Museuma.
The Bull Shark can live in a wide range of habitats from coastal marine and estuarine, to freshwater. It has been recorded from the surf zone down to a depth of at least 150 m. It is the only species of shark that is known to stay for extended periods in freshwater. It has been reported nearly 4000 km from the sea in the Amazon River system, and is known to breed in Lake Nicaragua, Central America.
Feeding and Diet
It has an omnivorous diet which includes fishes (including other sharks), dolphins, turtles, birds, molluscs, echinoderms and even terrestrial mammals including 'antelope, cattle, people, tree sloths, dogs and rats' (Compagno, 1984; 480). They possibly even bite horses ... (see link attachment in comment from Local, below).
Economic/social impacts
It is an aggressive species that is considered dangerous to humans. Some authors consider that the Bull Shark may be more dangerous than the White Shark and the Tiger Shark. This is because of the Bull Shark's omnivorous diet and habitat preferences. The species may be found in murky water, where the splashing of a swimmer could be mistaken for a struggling fish.
The 2.8 m long fish in the images was caught on 18 February 1999, in a commercial fishing net near Grotto Point, Middle Harbour (Sydney Harbour) by T. and V. Depasquale and S. Virtu. This catch was a most unusual occurrence which attracted significant media interest. The specimen was on display at the Sydney Fish Markets for a week (where the images were taken) before it was donated to the Australian Museum by G. Costi (De Costi Seafoods). The specimen is now registered in the Australian Museum Fish Collection (AMS I.39432-001).
- Species:
- leucas
- Genus:
- Carcharhinus
- Family:
- Carcharhinidae
- Class:
- Chondrichthyes
- Subphylum:
- Vertebrata
- Phylum:
- Chordata
- Kingdom:
- Animalia
- Compagno, L. 1984. FAO species catalogue. Vol. 4. Sharks of the world. An annotated and illustrated catalogue of shark species known to date. Part 2. Carcharhiniformes. FAO Fish.Synop., (125) Vol.4, Pt.2: 251-655.Last, P.R. & J.D. Stevens. 1994. Sharks and Rays of Australia. CSIRO. Pp. 513, Pl. 1-84.
- Hutchins, B. & R. Swainston. 1986. Sea Fishes of Southern Australia. Complete Field Guide for Anglers and Divers. Swainston Publishing. Pp. 180.
- Last, P.R. & J.D. Stevens. 2009. Sharks and Rays of Australia. Edition 2. CSIRO. Pp. 644, Pl. 1-91.
- Paxton, J.R. 2003. Shark nets in the spotlight. Nature Australia. Spring. 27 (10): 84.
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Tags fish, ichthyology, Bull Shark, Carcharhinus leucas, dangerous, Carcharhinidae, fresh water, marine, adult, shark attack, River Shark, Freshwater Whaler, Estuary Whaler, Swan River Whaler, stout body, short blunt snout, triangular serrated teeth, no fin markings, small eye, grey, pale underside, pale stripe, > 2m,
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A long term Mt Crosby resident and fisherman reports that there were well known barbed wire hazards in the river near Kholo Crossing that may have caused the injury to the horse. He says members of the local freshwater fishing association have never noted Bull Sharks above the weir, despite many being active on this part of the river for over 50 years.
Hi again Local. Apologies. I did not see that your message had an attachment. Thank you for adding that! Were there any tooth fragments in the wound. As I mentioned before, I am curious if anything was published about the incident. I'd like to be able to cite a reference on this page.
Hi Local. That's an interesting account. Thank you for your comment. I had not heard of this before. Are you a veterinarian and do you have any documentation of the incident. I don't necessarily want to add gorey photos to the website!
Pleased to be of assistance Bandicoot. FYI there is an article in the Queensland Museum book "Wildlife of Greater Brisbane" (2007 edition) entitled 'Sharks in the Brisbane River' (pages 177-179) which you may find informative.
Hi Syra, Thank you for your comment. I was very interested to read your statement that the Bull Shark "pumps more testosterone than a bull elephant". That's an interesting statistic that I have not heard of before. Can you please tell me where you read/heard this?
Hi bandycoot. I guess the first thing to say is that as you know, the chance of being attacked by any sort of shark is very remote indeed. Having said that, many people regard the Bull Shark as the most dangerous species to humans because the species has an aggressive nature, powerful jaws, non-specific diet and can live in a wide range of habitats that include often turbid, estuarine and freshwater habitats. Last and Stevens, 2009 (see references) state that the Bull Shark "penetrates far into fresh water for extended periods, where it occasionally even breeds. It can tolerate hypersaline conditions (up to 53 parts per thousand in the St Lucia lake system in South Africa) and is often found in turbid waters. It has been reported from numerous freshwater systems in warm temperate Australia, including the Fitzroy, Ord, Adelaide, Daly, East Alligator, Mitchell, Normanby, Herbert, Brisbane, Clarence and Swan Rivers and Lake Macquarie. Unfortunately I don't know the area that you refer to well enough to be able to comment with any authority. I will email my colleague who works at the Queensland Museum and ask for his opinion.
Hi Kels, Your question is a tough one to answer. I would suggest that a species is 'native' to anywhere it has not been introduced or 'recently' colonised. To my knowledge the Bull Shark's widespread distribution is a natural phenomenon and thus it is 'native' throughout its distribution. This may seem a little strange when you compare it to the native distribution of a terrestrial plant or animal that is endemic to (only found in) one particular region. I hope this helps.


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1:58 Mon Nov 6
Bilic speaks on sacking
"I'm sad, disappointed, but not in the club. "No hard feelings. Especially when the time goes by I'm very proud of my work here.
"No hard feeling with the chairman at all to be fair.
"We had a good or great first season. "We knew the difficulties we had last season, finished middle of the table.
"It was more than just a job to me, it was personal"
"This season we didn't make the step from the start.
"The manager pays the price.
"That doesn't mean I don't understand the move the club made, it's a logical move.
"I felt the fans until the end. It was more than just a job to me, it was personal.
"The first game, a team from Andorra, it was a full house, You have to respect that.
"I need to [go] now before I cry!"
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Lily Hammer
12:48 Wed Nov 8
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If that's true it only confirms what I said a couple of weeks ago, that Bilic needed the same advice Fergie gave Pearson if he were going to turn things around, which was "Stop being so calm and cool and get angry, show them you care."
If you remember, Pearson was always cool as things got worse, saying how he and his players would not panic, etc etc. After that talk with Ferguson is when he turned into a right bastard, bitying the heads off journos and probably biting the heads off a few players in training.
I don't think Bilic had that in him, so it's sad he didn't have a partner to play a proper bad cop, to match his good cop character. His whole coaching team were either Ned Flanders nice, or old codgers from some kind of a cold war spy movie, and Dicksie, who does not coach like he tackled.
10:53 Wed Nov 8
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Bilic apparently rang round a few of the players after his dismissal to ask them where they thought he had gone wrong.
Consensus was lack of discipline and work ethic... basically Bilic was too nice. Didn't penalise players for turning up late for training etc..
Great shame, as he has shown by this how much he cared. What Bilic needed was a sargeant major type to instill some discipline... should have been Julian's job but I guess he was too busy being late himself.
One silver lining is that at least this is an area that Moyes will surely get right.
Hermit Road
6:59 Tue Nov 7
Re: Bilic speaks on sacking
Grant < Roeder < Allardyce < Bilic.
I reckon Moyes will fit between Roeder and Allardyce.
Hermit Road
6:59 Tue Nov 7
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3:55 Tue Nov 7
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The best points per game ratio of any West Ham manager since Lyall.
Don't let silly things like facts get in the way though eh?
Northern Sold
12:19 Tue Nov 7
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Private Dancer 4:09 Tue Nov 7
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Sold0 - You really are an embarrassment. What makes you think you are so special escapes me,
Errr... me ??
Texas Iron
9:20 Tue Nov 7
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...since April of his first season ...
Texas Iron
9:19 Tue Nov 7
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So hes..." very proud of my work here..."
ha ha haha
Who is he trying yo kid...
All downhill since April in h
Serious Drinking
8:59 Tue Nov 7
Re: Bilic speaks on sacking
That first season with him was for me the most enjoyable for a decade or so, we turned all the big boys over, and that final game at our true home will never leave me. Always conducted himself with respect and integrity and was someone who understood the club. Shame it didn't work out in the end, him going was the right decision but thank you for the good times Slaven
Private Dancer
4:09 Tue Nov 7
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Sold0 - You really are an embarrassment. What makes you think you are so special escapes me, it really does. And as Swindon says, you will be praying we go down now, and you are no doubt going to be more unbearable than ever on here now.
3:14 Tue Nov 7
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Personally I want to thank Slaven for his efforts..and wish him and his family all the best.
Lily Hammer
2:47 Tue Nov 7
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62Hammer 6:47 Mon Nov 6
1:16 Tue Nov 7
Re: Bilic speaks on sacking
Useless Cunt should have been sacked last summer.
Totally and utterly useless oaf.
Goodbye and good riddance
12:16 Tue Nov 7
Re: Bilic speaks on sacking
Bilic's pretty good overall record is so skewed towards the early days that his team looked to be in an unstoppable downward spiral.
I've gradually become convinced that it's coaching that's at the heart. Bilic is probably quite good at tactics. He certainly seemed to be in that first season.
But whatever tactics you have, they will look poor if the players aren't well-coached. As time has gone on, Allardyce's coaching has faded from the players' memories, new players have come in and not been properly integrated into the team, and we've looked more and more amateurish.
Bilic + a decent coach will probably do very well elsewhere.
But I'm shit at this sort of thing, so I'll probably get torn to shreds here.
12:01 Tue Nov 7
Re: Bilic speaks on sacking
Bilic had to go. But the Dildo's made sure he failed. Bilic rightly turned down a number of suggested signings in the summer. None are tearing up trees in their new homes. Bilic wrongly placed his faith in the likes of Arnautovic, but, we do not know what alternatives were sought or offered, same as last years "investments". Zaza may have been a world-beater but the deal done for his services could only have had more pressure if someone had paid £100m+ for him at his standard. Carvalho seems to have been the final nail. Would he have added the desired speed and guile? no. Would he allowed us to utilise the speed (Antonio) or guile (Lanzini) to it's full potential? absolutely.
Bilic did not do a pikey deal to get the first three games played away and losing becomes habitual.
I wish him well. He made mistakes but nowhere near the crippling, no ambition, short term crap that has been served up by the owners.
swindon hammer
11:35 Mon Nov 6
Re: Bilic speaks on sacking
I have nothing to prove mate.
Just want my club to do well and I spent a lot of money on Saturday witnessing another abject performance so I am well within my rights to question that.
One McAvennieeeeee
11:06 Mon Nov 6
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I think you peaked earlier, Swindon son.
Not sure you have anything else to prove?
11:06 Mon Nov 6
Re: Bilic speaks on sacking
Stadium: fine.
Spending: awful... But the money IS there. The tight fuckers don't want to spend it.
1/2 is not bad.
11:06 Mon Nov 6
Re: Bilic speaks on sacking
Bilic seemed to finally getting it to me. 352 is clearly our strongest formation. Lanzini was correctly playing through the middle and we were playing some decent stuff at times. Some of the football away at Burnley was superb. He just took so long to get to this point. What on earth was the 424 ?!
As said earlier you can forget the Lanzini/Hernández link up playing under Moyes. Expect to see Ginge and Creswell pumping it up to Carroll.
swindon hammer
11:05 Mon Nov 6
Re: Bilic speaks on sacking
yep I have changed my mind. Bilic should stay as he was doing a good job and the players have really been fighting for him.
It's no disgrace being in the bottom 3 with an awful goal difference when you only have shit like Hart, Cresswell, Reid, Zabaleta, Kouyate, Antonio, Lanzini, Arnatovic and Hernandez in your squad.
How can we compete with the likes of Burnley, Watford, Huddersfield and Brighton with the players they have?
One McAvennieeeeee
11:01 Mon Nov 6
Re: Bilic speaks on sacking
How have your other predictions gone over the last couple of years, 3hree son?
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James Gandolfini, who personified the New Jersey mobster in HBO's acclaimed series The Sopranos, died Wednesday, apparently of a heart attack, while on vacation in Rome, the network said.
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Rams Edge Gettysburg in Heron Cup
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Geneva, N.Y. - Farmingdale State women's soccer team came back from a 1-0 deficit at the half to defeat Gettysburg College 2-1 in a non-conference game played at Cozzens Field as part of the 2010 Heron Cup in Geneva, N.Y. Farmingdale improves to 5-0-0 this season, while Gettysburg (3-1-0) suffers its first loss of the year.
The Bullets scored the first goal of the game 26 minutes, 22 seconds in as the Rams goalie came out to play the ball, but lost control of it. Sophomore Lindsey Lyons (Pennridge/Hatfield, Pa.) was there to send a header into the back of the open net. It was Lyons' second goal of the season.
It wasn't until the 72nd minute that Farmingdale got on the scoreboard. Junior Katrina Cerverizzo (Center Moriches/Center Moriches, N.Y.) sent a shot into the top ride side for her first goal of the season. Sophomore Corine Magee (William Floyd/Mastic, N.Y.) was credited with the assist. Then in the 87th minute, after Gettysburg was called for a foul, first-year Yvonne Santos (Hicksville/Hicksville, N.Y.) took a free kick just outside of the box for the Rams. Santos sent her shot right over a row of Gettysburg defenders and into the back of the net. The game-winning goal was Santos' first tally this season.
Junior Amanda Maass (William Floyd/Mastic Beach, N.Y.) played the opening 45 minutes in goal for Farmingdale, and made two saves. Sophomore Stacey Rao (Connetquot/Ronkonkoma, N.Y.) played the second half and also made two saves. Sophomore Katie Burke (Kinnelon/Kinnelon, N.J.) played the first half in goal for the Bullets and turned aside six shots. Junior Allie Rivera (Shoreham Wading River/Wading River, N.Y.) came in to play the second half.
The Rams held a 16-10 advantage in shots. Gettysburg earned five corner kicks, while Farmingdale had just one.
The Rams will play host William Smith tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the second day of play in the Heron Cup. The Bullets will take on No. 18 Denison at Cozzens Field at 11 a.m.
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Farmingdale St...... 0 2 - 2
Gettysburg.......... 1 0 - 1
1. 26:22 GET Lindsey Lyons (2) (unassisted) - goalie lost control of the ball, header to score
2. 71:56 FDS Katrina Cerverizzo (1) (Corine Magee) - into top right of goal
3. 86:03 FDS Yvonne Santos (1) (unassisted) - off free kick from foul over top of defenders
Shots: Farmingdale St. 16, Gettysburg 10
Saves: Farmingdale St. 4 (Stacey Rao 2; Amanda Maass 2), Gettysburg 6 (Katie Burke 6) 2010 Heron Cup


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So, I'm on day 3 of a brief coffee detox. I had a major caffeine/sugar crash after attending a killer vegan candy party, and then recording and experiencing the Stumptown Vegans local chocolate review, all within a 24 hour period. I let Sahagun's revolutionary Stumptown coffee bar live inside my brain. Oh wow, ow. I'm aiming to stay coffee-free until my annual East Coast snow pilgrimage/vacation next week, cup of oolong in hand.
Naturally, it's time to torment myself with the continuation of my Examination of Portland Soy Lattes.
Portland is a city renowned for its stellar, ever- independent coffee scene. It's an amusing, eye-opening place where Stumptown Coffee and its appreciated and nestled, alternatives, rule. These examinations are simple photo essays of where I've sipped on soy lattes in the past few months. Recent adventures not pictured: Coffee House NW (for a macchiato – oh, my) and Sweetpea Baking Co.
Countless recommendations later (mainly Maeve), I finally made it to one of Portland's newest microroasters, Heart!
I enjoy when I can say things like "This latte is like a cloud!" and "soy latte dream!", and this was an appropriate experience.
Soy Latte from Heart
Floyd's, Old Town (Stumptown) There was something positively rigorous about this latte.
I have to say life has been really good lately – because I've been to Barista twice within a few weeks. The highest quality coffee shop in Portland, offering beans from a small variety of rotating, independent roasters.
Another Soy Latte from Barista
Soy Latte from Spella Cafe
The owners of the beloved Spella cart downtown opened a lovely small shop on SW 5th. My secret day job relocated this fall, and this shop has replaced Coffee Plant as my walking-distance-indulgence. I am full of gratitude when I visit!
The next two lattes have been featured as "awesomes" before, but what the hell. They're awesome for awesome reasons, obvs.
The Perfect Holiday Latte from Artemis Cafe
Soy Latte from Coffeehouse Five I've been on more than one #4 heading north and contemplated running late and catching the next bus, just to stop here on Killingsworth.
Acme Coffee Company (Ristretto Roasters)
My first latte from this newer SE coffeeshop. It really underwhelmed me, but I'll give them another try -especially because I liked the hard workin', creative, and homey atmosphere in this coffeeshop house.
Stumptown: Ash
I'll use the word "ethereal". Just try and stop me.
Next up – I don't remember where this is from! Egads.
Unidentified Soy Latte
Have you seen me?
Do you believe this shit? Believe I had a gift card. Believe there's no need to ever order vanilla. Or from here, in the Pacific Northwest, at least. Hopefully ever, unless you're in need of caffeine at an airport ?
Please note I did not finish this and I am still apologizing to my soul.
Any recommendations for the next round, or Boston or NYC coffee? I'm always looking to try new spots. Though in NYC, I will gladly let Drowning in a Demitasse lead the way…


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Well the little family seems to be growing again.
First I added "Crash" now Jet and Yukiro have a baby on the way. I plan on have the little bundle of joy be born sometime next month. Haven't thought of a name yet though.
I hadn't actually planned on introducing a little kid into this strip it just seemed natural though that Jet and Yukiro would have kids. I mean they are rabbits.
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1:28 Sat Nov 4
Hakuna Matata!
This unknown phrase in the west in Swahili means "no worries" and let's in that regard try not to worry about today's result, given the player shortage we currently have.
Marsha merful! (Cheers!)
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Trevor B
5:32 Thu Nov 9
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5:30 Thu Nov 9
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Walking back from the green turtle sanctity today, we came across this all singing all dancing wedding celebration in the middle of an African village. Watched that for a bit then walked back to the villa past a pick up game of football. What do you know; one of the lads was wearing the west ham 2014/15 home shirt.
Mike Oxsaw
11:24 Thu Nov 9
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Coffee 1:55 Sun Nov 5
You need to train your dog better. he should have gone for the Kleenex - or a damp rag, at least.
11:14 Thu Nov 9
Re: Hakuna Matata!
Zanzibar was the African Singapore.
Mid 19th century that harbour outside Stone Town would have north of 100 ships anchored there. The city was filled with sailors from all over Europe and Asia, it was the principal stopping off point on the long route around the Cape.
The sailors had money, so the city was like Las Vegas - drinking dens, gambling, whorehouses. It was a hell of a place.
Hammer and Pickle
10:32 Wed Nov 8
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White Pony
10:31 Wed Nov 8
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He's there with the Duchess?
Leonard Hatred
10:28 Wed Nov 8
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Gavros IS in Africa. With his bird.
Punching above his weight there, I might add.
Northern Sold
10:18 Wed Nov 8
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Tripped over his nose the pinocchio prick
Side of Ham
10:12 Wed Nov 8
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Thought you already had a broken foot Gavlar tripping over one of your lies no doubt?
White Pony
9:54 Wed Nov 8
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Does your horse box need cleaning out, Len?
Leonard Hatred
9:32 Wed Nov 8
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Bring me back one of the locals.
A strapping young man with a strong back.
I've some errands that need doing.
9:30 Wed Nov 8
Re: Hakuna Matata!
No football for me out here. I just done my knee in again so will be hobbling around for the remainder of the holiday 😣😣😣
9:02 Wed Nov 8
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We lost one nil in the national stadium in Nairobi a few years before a similar touring party lost nine one as I recall so some of the team felt elated at the score. I was a little disappointed, however the experience was amazing and I often mention the experience to the grandchildren who look completely underwelled.
Hammer and Pickle
10:04 Tue Nov 7
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If the bank is on the corner and the post office is on the left, ZANZIBAR is over there.
10:00 Tue Nov 7
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No mate stayed at a place called Menemeta. Went to Choke yesterday and then saw the sunset from a BOAT in the bay. Quite lovely.
It's an interesting question about Zanzibar because at the time it was an independent country, wealthy and very well strategically placed. Can only assume they lumped it in with Kenya, tanganika and Uganda and just wanted rid. There's a new independence movement here now as they've realised they've been massively done over. Shame of them. Could have been the African Singapore with half decent management.
Side of Ham
9:56 Tue Nov 7
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Now i know we've the Jaffa riled he's using TOWIE talk.
East Auckland Hammer
9:52 Tue Nov 7
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Why did Britain give up Zanzibar, and keep the Falklands?
9:51 Tue Nov 7
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Your not staying at kanasi lodge by any chance, I know it well and my brother has worked on and off there for years, fantastic place, Chole island is worth a visit also. Very few places like that left in the world, enjoy
9:07 Tue Nov 7
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Yep, fascinating place.
The British took it over when they made Oman a protectorate. When the British upper sticks in 1962 the Africans rose up and butchered virtually all of the Arab land owners and Indian traders.
Proper genocide. Never hear about it though 🤔🤔🤔🤔
9:04 Tue Nov 7
Re: Hakuna Matata!
FC - I didn't, but I know it was the heart of the Arab slave trade in Africa.
I don't suppose that counts.
8:56 Tue Nov 7
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Maybe cough, but do you know the story behind Don t stop me now?
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FREMONT — Authorities have identified the 74-year-old man killed last week in a dispute with his estranged daughter, and the daughter has been charged with murder in the brutal slaying.
Officers responding to a domestic dispute about 7:15 p.m. on Thursday found Navarro Esquerra, 74, lying in a puddle of blood on the kitchen floor of a home in the 37800 block of Argyle Road, in the close-knit neighborhood of Glenmoor. Esquerra lay unresponsive and bleeding from the head, a victim of apparent blunt force trauma.
The man's daughter, Megan O'Connell, 29, was arrested at the home about 15 minutes later and taken to Santa Rita Jail on suspicion of murder.
On Monday she appeared before a judge at the Fremont Hall of Justice and was arraigned on a murder charge in connection with Esquerra's death, said police spokeswoman Geneva Bosques. She was being held without bail, court records show.
Police said Esquerra's wife called police and told officers that O'Connell was at the house in violation of a restraining order and that she had hit her father over the head with an unknown object during an argument. Police would not say what the object was.
O'Connell was still at the house when police arrived, and she briefly struggled with officers before they arrested her, police said. Esquerra was taken to a local trauma center, where he was pronounced dead.
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May 2012
Bronco Battalion Instructors Honored with 2012 Cadet Command Awards for Excellence
Deborah Lohse
SANTA CLARA, Calif., May 21, 2012— Fresh from winning the MacArthur Award for best battalion in the 8th Brigade for the 2010-2011 school year, Santa Clara University's ROTC "Bronco Battalion" has won top honors yet again: Two instructors from the University's Army ROTC program each recently received a 2012 Award for Excellence from the U.S. Army's Cadet Command.
Lt. Col. John Tao, the director of SCU's Military Science Department, was named 2012's Cadet Command Professor of Military Science of the Year, awarded to the top college- or university-based ROTC leader in charge of recruitment, training and commissioning cadets.
"These national awards recognize the phenomenal impact that Lt. Col. Tao and Capt. Pope have had on the U.S. Army, Santa Clara University, and our cadets," said SCU Provost Dennis Jacobs. "We are grateful for their extraordinary leadership."
A native of West Covina, Calif., Lt. Col. Tao was chosen from a field of 273 military-science department leaders, and is the first from SCU ever to win this honor.
Capt. Michael T. Pope, enrollment officer for SCU's Military Science Department, won the Recruiting Operations Officer of the Year award, for excellence in marketing, recruiting and scholarship management of cadets.
Lt. Col. Tao, who graduated and received his commission from the University of Notre Dame, credited in part the support of Santa Clara University's community for the caliber of his program.
"Everyone in the administration, from President Michael Engh, S.J., to Dr. Atom Yee, the dean of College of Arts and Sciences, has instituted an always-positive and nurturing environment within which our cadre and Cadets are able to excel and succeed," he said.
He also credited his department's dedicated cadre of ROTC instructors and support personnel "who will settle for nothing but excellence."
Capt. Pope, who graduated in 2003 from South Carolina State University, said he feels particularly suited to his position, having attended college on a four-year Army ROTC scholarship himself.
"This position has provided me the chance to pass on the opportunity that was given to me," said Capt. Pope. "It has been rewarding over the last two years to see so many students gain a scholarship into our program."
Santa Clara has one of the oldest Army ROTC programs on the West Coast, and the officers said the support they receive from the University community has helped their battalion meet or exceed its commissioning mission for three of the last five years.
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Spartanburg, S.C. – The Coker volleyball snapped their 19 match losing streak on Friday night with a 3-1 win over Converse College in Conference Carolinas volleyball action. The Lady Cobras won the first set of the match 25-13, but Converse bounced back with a 25-20 win in the second set. Coker would not be out done winning sets three and four 25-22 and 25-17. The win marks the first conference win for the Lady Cobras this season. Coker won just one conference match last season as well, defeating Converse last season as well.
"The streak is over," said Coach Jon Stenman. "It has been a long time coming. The girls have fought hard all season and they finally came together as a team tonight and we got the win."
The win improves the Lady Cobras to 2-21 overall, and 1-11 in the conference.
Leading the Coker offense was Kristin Teets (Columbia, S.C.) with 13 kills, while Lisa Ross (Bowling Green, Ky.) had nine kills and April Griggs (Bishopville, S.C.) had eight kills. Abbey Frame (Sylvania, Ohio) had a double-double 22 assists and 18 digs, with Molly Bookhart (Orangeburg, S.C.) also netting a double-double with 15 assists and 15 digs. Cynallyhia Indriago (Columbia, S.C.) also had 14 digs for the Lady Cobras.
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^IW^^'^erving Colmnbus and Central Ohio Jewish Community yJ/\\^ J ¦I Vol. 22, No. 17 COI.UMHVs, OHIO, FKIDAY, APUIh 2;i, 11M;I Devoted to Amerlcmn And Jewiih IileulB Strictly G)nf idential Tidbits From Everywhere By Pliineas ,?. Biran Duranty Urges Independent Jewish State In Palestine HKARYB... ^ What is the F. H. 1. doing ahout the daily incrca.sing vnl- ume or anti-Semitic propiiganda being di.strilniled in defense j)lanls id! over the country . . . ? 'rhe )atcftt piece to conio to our altomion is a ¦'poem" of which the lasl stanza roads: "So when peace ha.s como to u.s again . . . And wc? lick thai Hiller louso . . . You win find the .lew i.s ruling ynu ... In Washington's old U'hite Hfiuse" . . . The Textbook Commission to eliniina'e anti- Semitic statements from Ameri¬ can Textbooks, of which Ken¬ neth l.eshe is chairman, sent an important lolcgviun to President Hoosevoli recently . . The wire directed the President's atlen- tio'n lo a newly issueii llomau Catliolic versi(in of the Xew Te.st;inient which i.s beiuK 'lis- tributed among ihe AnieiMcan arnied fufces . ; . '("lie poi'ktM cili- tion <if lhe.se liilile rea-Hngs I'on- laiii'^*' an anti-Senutic I'tioinote wliicli is enlii-ely ai variance, with tlie text to whicli It refers . . . As, a tnatlor of fact, the foot¬ note is one Ihal comes from the anti-Semitic tiiciionary of Char¬ les h2. Coughhn . . . DoiVt put any stock in Ihoso reiioris ilyal the Hungarian and Roumanian peo¬ ple are giving ovklence of sym¬ pathy for the mistreated Jes\M.sh population of their countries not- witlistantiing. the anti-Semitic pbUcy^of their governments . . . These reports ^teitt from, goyem- meht ^sources and are aimed to gain clemency froh:\ the United Nations when Hitler's inevitable defeat finally .comes to pas.s . . . YOlTHHOl LI) KNOW... PSi Tho advertising recoi'd (jf the New York Times was l)oosted liy two .Jewish organizatictns last week . . . On the same day the New Zionist Organizatiiin and the Commitlee for a .Jewish Anny ran fnll-|iage ads in this paper , . . And Ijoth advertise¬ ments coniainod ringing attack.^ against (he (f rii ish government's negative iiolicy towards opening tile gales of I'alostine to .lewish refugees . . , ll's con)foriing lo know thai Ceorge Packer is a participant in the Hennuda refu¬ gee conference . . , Packer is fidly familiar with the presenl coiidilions of Miu'opean .lewry. ... On May 2n(l, whieh the I-'ed- eral Cotnirj] of ibe Churciie.s of Christ in America has designat¬ ed as a Oay of Couipassiou for the .Jewish victims of Nazi atroci- tii:s. Pierre van l'aas.-,en will de¬ liver a sermon al Carnegie I hill. iii;itKi;\v i>KPT. . ^il Congratulations to the Hei7.- lia Academy on .^ihe aciiuisition ' of a new set of officers who con- sliliiU' a guai'aliiee of new vital¬ ity . . . W'ith Israel Mat/, as bun- orary [(resident. William .Saltz¬ man presideni, l.ouis Itimsky treasurer and the indefatigable Isaac Carmel as secretary, 1 lerz- Ha will go far . . , The first move will probably be a ph\sica) one, as efforts are now being made lo fintl a suitable building in mid- Manhultan for litis Hebrew liigh school which has graced the lower Bust Side h;'" -^i* many years . . , Did you know that Hr. William K Albright, head (tf the Semitics DeiKirtment at Johns Hopkins University, was engag¬ ed in archeological work in Pal¬ e.stlne for seventeen years, and ia so proficient in Hebrew iJiat he once delivered a lecture in (Continued on Page 8) Noted Commentators Cover IJJA Rescue Fronts \Y.\HHI\GTO\, I), <'. (.IPS) — Palestine nuisl emerge aflei- the war,as a free, .lewi<;h state, "in¬ dependent of any foreign <'on- iro! or nnindate", it is declared by Waiter Ouraivty, noted author and foreign correspondent, in an article appearing in the current issue of The New Palestine or¬ gan of the Zionist Organization of Ainerica. Mr. Duraniy suggests that in a treaty of alljmffli'Jjtltween the Prilish *^^^^*"'HjSf|Sj^^^ I'^f" ¦'t'^^- ish Slate ''itn^wV'l!?**'''^'''' '**-' lyade fn,- \))l^^^t^\m^nmcnl of the .\i-ab nnnorTlT', He asserts that "Ziiinisni in twenty-five years ha-^ done mttre lo restore Ilie appellation of a 'land of milk and honey' ihan aH Ihe. eenliu'- ics of Arab occ-upatlou". "I repeat u-liat I said before", be writes, ¦¦that Palestine nuisl enu'|-t^e froni the I'eace Tri-aly us a fully indi'itendent state. Thi^ would nol mean, of course, tlial foreign .b-ws, long --cMled in friendly lountrles. huist ip.so faein become I'alesijnian citizen; bul wliat il might mean, and ' should mean,is ihal the hnmelessl .lews. t)-ansplanlcd liy Nazi bru¬ tality fi-om the lands wliere ltu\v wei-i' living, could go to Pales-. tine and settle there ami find it a true homeland, of which lliey wotdd l)e full citizens".. Recalling a conversation he had on the subject of Zioni.sm with the late Adolph Ochs, then puljIiaJleiv of thq New York Times; w>io'"d|ifi>beed''"Ziot^ because "he considered tha:t It coniributed to the maintenance oJ" the klea of .ihu .lews as a race apart", Mr. Duranty contends: "1 cannot understand why the .le\Y- isli people should not possess its ancient homeland in full inde¬ pendence if it desires to do so. At the lime when Mr, Ochs was talking lo me the tiuestion was more or less a<'adeniic: bul to¬ il.ly. when lumdreds of thous¬ ands of .lews have been depriv¬ ed of their homes in Mitldle tnid Kastern Kiu-oi)e. it becomes ;icute and innnedi.ale. We lalk loudly aboui the rights of sina;^ nations, bul heri' is a mighty nation, thotigh weak in physical power." which has conlribuled pi-rliaps more than any other to all that we mean by CivilizaliDU today. "I am not a Jew, 1 am not a '/itinisl: l)Ut 1 am not td'raid to repeal tbe words of President Wilson aliout the rigiits of small nations to self-delerminalion. I think thai hoi only every .U>w but every fair-thinking man and woman should support the de¬ mand for a free, independent Jewish slate in Palestine. Three of radio's mosl disting¬ uished .radio {¦onunt.'nlators -.1, (I, McDonalil, Hayniond (h'am Swing and Lowell Thomas ifrom lefl lo right)—win repoi') on tin- rese\ie frolits maintained thniugh tile agencies of (lie Cnited Jew- i-h Apjical for Uefugees. Over¬ seas Needs and Palesllne in a nalionw ide broadcast enlilled. ¦¦This. 'I'oo., Is War", which will 111' heard ovei' a coasl-to-co,i>i hookup of the Pine Network on Satunlay evening. May l.--t. dm-- ing the half-honr from lOdT) lo HI; I.". P. M. I I-;. W. T.) 'I'he leporls or ibe noted coni- iiient.ilors on llie work o[' ihe .loinl l)|.-.lriliulioii ('oinniittee. lb Cnited P.deslme Ajipeal ami 1 (¦ National llefut;ee Service ' .11 be su]i))leinented by a dra- Lal ie re enact ment of unfori^et- ,(ble ino(nenis in the program.'' ol Je'wi-h -urvival Broad Street Temple Acts On Zionist Affiliation Stirred to action by (he chal¬ lenge sounded in the Proclama¬ tion of .ludge Louis K. Levin- ilial, caJling upon the Zionists of America to •¦double and treble .h'wish votes for Jewi.sh life and Jewish Freedom", Z. O. A. Uis- tri.cls and ilegions throughout Ihe country have enthusiasti¬ cally flung ihemsolves into the task of mobilizing maximum /ionisi manpower to help safe¬ guard Palestine's post-vvar Htatu.s as the .lewish Commonwealth, (Continued on Page 8) American Jewish Conference Gels Commiitee Passover Celebrated By Servicemen All Over World M-:\V YOUK (.lPSi--The na¬ tional assembly of democraUcally i-tecled representatives of .lewish conn mini ties and organizations, l)rojeeted stwerai months ago at Pittsburgh by :\2 national Jewish organizations led )V Lhe li'nni U'rith, will he culled American 'p\yiph ..Conference instead of American, -JeWislx. A^semDiy," apd It win have thepartioipatioii'of the American Jewish Committee to compensate for the change of name, it was revealed after a meeting here of the Executive Commiitee of the Conference. The Connnille(? had originally demanded thai the name of the Assembly l,ie cha.nged and that ii lie iicrniitled to reserve Ihe righl to withdraw if, al anytiine. it disagreed wilh a policy laid down iiy the majority. While. lii.scussion of these demands was slill under way in the Kxecu- ti\'e Ciunmitlee of the ".Assem¬ bly". Mr. .lose|ih Proskauer, President of (he .¦Vinertcan Jew¬ ish Commiitee, wrote a letter condeimung the whole idea of llie nalional gathering as the crealion of a ¦'political enclave" of .lew.s in America, Afler .sev¬ eral weeks of negoUalion, the Commitlee applied for memhcr- slnp In Ibe organization follow¬ ing virtual acceptance of ils iwo original conditions. The "poli- tieal enclave" letter was with¬ drawn by .Mr. I'roskauer. Noted Minister Will Address B'nai B'rith Tuesday Evening Uev, Hartild Lancaster, of ibe King .\\cnue Methodist Churi-h, will address /ion Lodge. H'nai P'riil] next Tuesday, April 27. at H P. M,, at (he Hroad St, Temple, it was ammunced this week by Hernard Keill Inger. presiilenl. His subjeci will be -Hitler's Crealest Sin". Uev. Lancaster, formerly of Chicago, i.s minister of one of the largest congregalions in Colum¬ bus, He is recogmized as an out¬ standing pulpit speaker, a keen thitdier and is well vm-yed on many timely subjects. The meeling Tue.s<lay evening is open lo the entire Jewisli com¬ munity. NKW VOKK (,IPSi Tliou.-~- .¦nids of po!iud< of ni.'Uzotl). hun¬ dreds of gallons of wine and ibousands of Ha^gadahs were sent lo all |iaris of the world lo enaliie .lewish men in Ihe Aineri- i-an armed forces to celel)raie Pas.sover, it W'as reported here hy the .Jewi-sh Welfare Board. Ariii^ and Navy, DepEirtments made aiTMngements for Jewish soldiers and sailors to observe the holiday and, wherever pos¬ sible, individual families invited servicemen to'join tliclr Seders, Non-Jewish cliaplains o\er,seas co-iiperaled in making arrange- nients for Setters for men in their units wliere there were no .lew¬ ish chaplains to ctmduct the ser- \Jces. The Nalional WtJinen's League of (he Ciilted Syiiapj()gue i-eports that numerous sets^'xof plv gr;i[ib recoi'ds of ihe ¦tVaUlLi SeiU'i' si'iA'ii'es \\ert' sent to ser vicenu.'u by tbe League, in co- o[)eraiion with the ,lcui>h Wel¬ fare Uoani, Roosevelt Gets Protest On Catholic Bible In U. S. Army MOW VOKK (.IPS) - A protest has been sent to Pl¦e^ident floosc- veil aMainst ihe di.Ntribution a- inong Ibe armed birees here and overseas of a Catholic vers;ion of the Hihie that is allegerlly anti- Seniiiic, according to an an- nonncemeiu of Kenneth I .cj^lie, chairman ol" ihe Pi-oicstani Text¬ book (,'tinimission. Ml- f.e.slje charg<'d that the footiK.tes in the l.lible iu^e "bound to make serious trouble and cause disunity". His diii-ct appeal to the Presiik'ni was bas¬ ed on the fact, ihal ilie Hib)e has been reprinted by the Cnited States Kovernmeni prinUng of¬ fice under (be dii-eclion of Ihe chief of chaplain,-. Prigadier (b'li- eral Wdliam U. Arnolii, tjuoting fi-oin a page in the .\|Kical\|),--e of St. .lohn, refer- rim: lo a leiler lo ibi- (.lmr<Ji al Siii> laia. Mr l.i'-^lie pointed Iri a lo,>lllo|e rNi.l.iumm onc' of Ihe ¦eUlrncc-^ ll IT,id- Tbe .b'WS iin- [he -> n,iL:oi.;ne of .s.jian 'J'lu- I llic -> na'_^Mi^nc .V llir Clinsiian Cbni. h '. ¦ .Mr Le-he declares iliai illi- I- a peiA cl -ion of (he text. I le w rote Io the I're-ldelU iba) *)Iie exiire,---)oii i- a typical amiSeinilU' sialenieni fn-tin the f,i--i :-( ,'nd ant iSenritit dietion- ai\ ol' Charle-' I-', Cougblin". The I in-reni Im-ort' about this Catholic \er>ion of llu,' Uilile was nu>iatetl by Pr\ce Oliver, radio coiuinenlana-a-socialed wilh ihe l''riends of Hemocracy. He charged that "at last a way has been fnund to make the church- going folks of America tliink ahout the Jeivs as "Hltlef wants them to think", Hrs reference was to a revi.sjon of the Chal- Uuier-Uheinis Version of the New Testament, as edited by Ca(hoh<' Scholars under the patronage of ihe Liiiscopal Committee of the Confraternity of Chrislian Doc¬ trine and WUh Hi^holl Kdwin V. O'Hara nl' Kan.-a.^ Cily as the iJiairman of tlu' cciinmittee, 'Ciu' critics of tliis-ri'vised ver¬ sion fall to call aitcniljon to the faci that the vobuno has not ,ju>t liei'O publi.-hed but"\vas \s- ."lifd in llUl. Temple To Hold TOth Annual Graduation Exercises April 30th Hays Thinks Ban On Jew-Hatred Wrong NKW VOKK (,1PS)- Arihur Carfield Hays, a ,lew. believes thai "the v\)J,U\ lo a prejudice is I'he Tenth Animal (b-aduation ' a civil libertv" of which the K\ei-cisi-s of the Higli School He-1 ,\tMeric.iM people mii-i no! lie de¬ partment of ihe^niyden Iload ; pi-i\ rd, he declare.! ai u ^sn^- Teinple will be held in eonuec-u,n-nini aiiMii^cd Iutc i>v the tion Willi the Sabbalh Service-^ next l-'ridaV nighl. .\pril :U). he ginning at s o'clock. Tlu' cla^:-- comprises six young men and \cotnen wlio lia\'e coni¬ pieled the two year's work pre- scriU'd in the High School ih-- partineiU since their Confirma¬ tion, The progj-am follows: -¦¦The Hilile in l-'uture Years", .ludith Membo; ¦¦The Higher Law". Harry Kohn, .Ir.; ".ludalsin's \{- titude Toward War", Lois A. Kornum: -.lews .\fter Ihe War", Margaret Frances Slui-^or. Head¬ ers. I^<»|jert Richman and Uoljert (lundersheinier, L- .1, Cloodman, Presideni of the Congregation, will award the certificates of graduation. He wil) be assisted by Mr. Albert Schiff, Vice-President, .A, rece()tiitn will he tendered the graduates, their parents and (Continued on Page 8) .Vnierican .b'W i.-li Coii!;;re>,s -Mr ll:i>-^. coun-el lo thi' Amer- iciii Cu ll Libeiiie- Cnion. lold tiK' group, which ba>> been ac¬ tive in (he e('ononu<' di^ciiinnia- tioii field, that il w a^ wrong to atlempl lo i-nact legislation bar¬ ring di.siTimination in private employnienl alilunigb he f-avored legi.¦^l,Idan fill (;o\'ernmeni cou- tr;icls. lie pei'sonallv regarded discriminalion as uuAmerU'an, bui echoing a .senlimcnt voiced recently in the Hou.se of Uepre- .semalivcs by Martin Dies, Mr. Hays declaretl that "we can'l have a free soc'iety unless peo¬ ple hav^' a right to their pre¬ judices". TO ADDKEHS CANTON LOlWiK Allan Tar.shish, first vice-pres- iilent of Ohio-Kentucky Associa¬ tion H'nai Ti'rith Lodges, will address Canton Ohio ii'nai H'rith Lodge tin Thursday, April 2i)th. *f^i ^ii
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Duranty Urges Independent Jewish State In Palestine
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Paul "Tater" Sweeten made his mark on the football field, but went on to influence generations of Houston students as a coach, mentor, and teacher. After battling the effects of cancer for more than 30 years, Paul passed away peacefully June 5, 2013.
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Yep, that pretty much sums up my feelings about the World Series so far. I really don't care. I admit that I haven't even watched any of it, other than any highlights that happened to be shown on my local news coverage. Following the LCS and WS games in the newspaper would have been difficult, as well, since all but one or two games have "ended too late for this edition." Reading about it the day after the day after just isn't the same.
Apparently the Inquirer's editors have as much enthusiasm for it as I do. 😉
That being said, if I absolutely had to choose a favorite or be threatened with bodily harm, I suppose I'd go with Texas. Why, you ask? Well, a few reasons:
- Texas has never won a World Series; St. Louis has won 10 (OK, not exactly a Yankee-like number, but still more than every other team that is not the Yankees).
- Prior to last year, the Rangers had never even been to the WS; this year marks the Cardinals' 18th visit to the Fall Classic.
- I know people who live in Texas; I don't know anyone in St. Louis (or even all of Missouri, for that matter).
- Tony LaRussa and his micromanaging ways really annoy me.
- Joe Buck really, really annoys me, and even though he was actually born in Florida, he's basically from St. Louis.
- A Wild Card team should not win the World Series. It just shouldn't.
Currently up 3 games to 2, Texas could win it all tonight. I'll try to muster a little interest, and perhaps sneak a peek at the game. Or not.


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by Punchy » Tue Oct 05, 2010 8:10 am
I thought it was funny.
by ****** » Tue Oct 05, 2010 8:24 am
It was funny.
22 years ago.
by Punchy » Tue Oct 05, 2010 8:25 am
Well I wasn't born then, so I guess I can be excused!
by ****** » Tue Oct 05, 2010 8:52 am
Maybe you can, but Remender can't.
by ****** » Tue Oct 05, 2010 8:55 amWoohoo! The first on-time front page thing in 6 weeks!
http://www.theouthousers.com/index.php/ ... le-21.html
by Punchy » Tue Oct 05, 2010 9:06 am
It didn't even make me think of the Quayle thing at all.
by ****** » Tue Oct 05, 2010 9:13 am
Maybe Remender should start writing kids comics. That way his audience wouldn't be able to register how worn out his jokes are.
by Zero » Tue Oct 05, 2010 9:31 amI assume you're still very familiar with the form though Punchy. Jokes have been stretched over that framework ever since. I couldn't have told you it was a riff on Dan Quayle, but it was obviously a familiar riff nonetheless.
Edit: Although being familiar with it doesn't make it any more or less funny. Just personal taste I guess.
by Punchy » Tue Oct 05, 2010 9:48 amI never said it wasn't a familiar joke, but just because it's familiar doesn't mean it's bad, I just liked that it was coming from someone who actually had fought Frankenstein.
by Frag » Tue Oct 05, 2010 10:59 amTerrible comic by a terrible writer. Who picked this pile of horse shit? Thanks for wasting 5 minutes of my life Eli Katz (I'll just blame him anyway).
by SilverPhoenix » Tue Oct 05, 2010 2:12 pmFranken-Castle #21
Frank Castle has reached a crossroads. He has finally been given the power to finish his war on crime, at the cost of his Sanity. Will his humanity win out, or will his insatiable lust for vengeance consume him whole?
Time has been very kind to the evolution of Comic Books as a medium of Artistic Expression. Through the creativity of numerous creators, we have seen many benchmarks that go a long way to break through the stigmas attached to the art form. Through those advancements, we have not just seen the advancement of the drawings themselves, but of the writing from the stories, to the dialogue, and especially through the characterization. No longer do we have the zero note characters that are little more than their powers. We now characters that are as layered as the best of the art we see in comic books. Even the less dimensional characters are now more compelling in the right hands, and this could not be truer than the character that stars in this week's spotlight book.
At face value, The Punisher is not a complex character by any means, as his 2-line origin story carries almost everything you need to know about him. What does give Frank Castle the potential to be compelling in the right hands is his quest to kill anyone who preys on the innocent. With such a wide net to cast, you can get a great look into a man's motivations, reasoning, and morality, as he decides to go after people who would mostly be considered the Scum of the Earth. It also allows a writer to explore the futility of such goals, especially when you have people (Supers) who can fight back against one human (no matter how well armed and trained he is). However, no one has taken it as far as the Rick Remender has as we have gotten to see what happens after his Frank Castle's life seemingly ends, a storyline that is taken to its conclusion in Franken-Castle #21. Does the reviewer regret dropping this book after Issue 10, for something a little bit more his taste? No, but it doesn't mean this issue doesn't have its redeeming qualities.
Right from the beginning of this issue, we find out that our protagonist has just finished his long awaited revenge match with the person that put him in the position to become a murderous re-imagining of Dr. Frankenstein's monster in the first place (Daken). A match that ends in a draw thanks to his old man's interference (or that's what we're told from the re-cap). It also leaves Frank severely wounded with only one place to go where he can be safe from those hunting him. Considering the direction of where the comic has been the past year, it's really fitting that we take a visit to Monster Island. From that point on, we are treated to what amounts as an interesting study of Frank's character, as we see that he actually see that the Bloodstone has given Frank a lot more options in fighting off his enemies. We also see that his need for vengeance is so great, that he loses the ability to differentiate between those who do and don't deserve to die. Putting Frank at a crossroads where he has to choose how he is going to fight his war. This is a story that would've come off a lot stronger if we didn't have to listen to Frank's Monologue through a good chunk of it, as it gleefully exposes the inherit flaw in Frank's Character structure, as it seems he'll never move on from his quest of vengeance, no matter what happens. Of course some may see this as an unfair criticism, as I think this does have its redeeming qualities, but there's only so many times certain people can see the same story played out, and the reviewer is one of those people.
As far as the art goes, the reviewer will admit to first dismissing the art when he took a glance inside of the book at the Comic Book Store. It wasn't until I got to sit down with it that I got to appreciate what they tried to do with this Issue. The first part of the story is painted, and it helps to make the reader realize that the first part is not connected with the real world, as it takes us into a setting that definitely feels like a monster movie in comic book form. The second part of the story is in the familiar gritty, realistic, dystopian style that one can expect of the Punisher. It helps to serve as the contrast between leaving one world, and re-entering the next. Something that would've come across stronger if some the details in the painted side weren't sacrificed for what seems like time concerns. We still get a nice effort, which will and should be commended, especially for the two worlds we see coming together in this issue.
In this reviewer's opinion, this issue was definitely a paradox. While there were plenty of things to praise from the writing to the art. There were the things that took away from the overall package. Things that chalked up to taste, and the fact that The Punisher is not a character that can be allowed to evolve and develop, because of his mission. Fans of the Punisher will find lots to like with this comic, everyone else will probably not be convinced that Frank Castle is worth following.
The Verdict
Story: *** (6) The story isn't groundbreaking, but it is well told for the most part. The monologue takes away a lot from the proceedings, as it's something we've heard 6,000 times before.
Art: ***1/2 (7) The Outlandish and the Gritty unite here, as we see Frank exiting one world, and entering another. It's a strong effort all around, which would've been stronger if certain details were made more apparent in the Monster Island Story.
Accessibility: **** (8) For those who may be checking this out blind, we get almost every detail that's needed to follow this story. The recap and the beginning do their job very well, as you'll be up to speed as the story heats up.
Final Judgment: ***1/4 (6.5 out of 10)
(I know this is bloody late, but I had a case of writers block, and couldn't get this out until this afternoon. It sucks, but those are the breaks sometimes.)
by GLX » Tue Oct 05, 2010 2:38 pmHave I reviewed X-Men #201?
by Zero » Tue Oct 05, 2010 3:41 pm
Mark my words nerdygirl, I will have your spot before the next one of these datadump thingies. Especially if people keep picking Mark Millar books.
by Punchy » Tue Oct 05, 2010 4:05 pm
Being the most negative is nothing to be proud of!
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In an announcement late Monday afternoon, Comcast SportsNet New England released news that the Revolution's final preseason game against the Houston Dynamo on Sunday, March 13 will be televised live at 3 p.m.
Following the addition of veterans Didier Domi and Ousmane Dabo to the Revs roster this off-season, the Boston Globe's Frank Dell'Apa explores the reasons behind the recent influx of French players to MLS.
The Revs' youth teams returned to game action over the weekend, and Brian O'Connell reports on the standout performers from the four games at Gillette Stadium for New England Soccer Today.
New England continues to make headlines as the Revs improved to a perfect 4-0-0 in the preseason with a 2-1 win over Columbus on Sunday afternoon. Both ESPNBoston.com and CSNNE.com had the news.
In a column for MLSSoccer.com, Shawn Francis explores the two kinds of soccer followers – fans and supporters. Football Boston's Andy Huffman has his own thoughts on the two groups in his response.
ESPN.com's Leander Schaerlaeckens explains in his column on Monday that if "MLS was a publicly traded company, now would be the time to buy stock."
Revs beat writer Kyle McCarthy takes a look at the Revs as a whole heading into the 2011 season in his preview for MLSSoccer.com.
Doug Roberson, from the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, profiled second-year Rev Zak Boggs and his involvement with the Children's Hospital in Boston as an intern and guest researcher in his time away from soccer.


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When Edward Aloysius "Ned" Wenz was born in Massachusetts in 1893, controlled flight was still only a dream. But by the time he graduated from Boston College in 1914, flight was taking its first ascents out of infancy. It was only five years earlier that British politician David Lloyd George had proclaimed "flying machines are no longer toys and dreams, they are an established fact."
In May of 1917, Ned enrolled in the U.S. Navy as a Seaman 2nd class. He then attended and subsequently graduated from MIT Ground School Training. He was commissioned an Ensign and earned his Aviator's Wings in December of that year in Pensacola, Florida. His Naval Aviation Number was 224.While in Pensacola, Ensign Wenz earned a commendation for bravery for his actions as part of Group 8's actions during a hurricane. The War Bureau citation states it was "pleased to note that your action in this case has demonstrated that you are willing to take advantage not only of the responsibilities of the naval service, but also of its opportunities for service outside the routine of duty. Your action in this case is heartily recommended."
The Navy sent him overseas to Budleigh Sallerton, England the following February, and in May, experienced a crash landing that sent him to the hospital for a month. Ned received his promotion to lieutenant in October of 1918 and was loaned to Britain's Royal Flying Forces and based in Whiddy Island, Ireland.
Sometime between the end of the war in November of 1918 and 29 Jan 1920, Ned was enumerating the 1920 Federal Census in the Panama Canal Zone, listing the names and hometowns of the officers and sailors of the U.S. Naval Air Station Coco Solo in his own neat penmanship.On his way to Coco Solo, he met a beautiful young lady from Missouri who was traveling to Panama after graduation to visit with her stepbrother for two years.
While there, he took her up in an airplane and flew her over the canal. They were married in Missouri in 1922. After his marriage, Ned was sent to Naval Reserve Aviation Air Wing 92 at NAS St. Louis and Lambert Field in St. Louis as part of VF-75A.
Ned moved his wife and daughter to Michigan around 1929 when he received orders to command Naval Reserve Air Base Grosse Ille. The columns in the 1930 Federal Census include the columns"Occupation" and "Industry," and they list him as "Commanding Officer, U. States Naval Base." The dedication ceremonies for Detroit's Ambassador Bridge in 1929 featured a flyover by Lt. E.A. Wenz, USNR and ENS C.R. Olson, USNR, each flying an NY-2 seaplane from the base at Grosse Ille.
Between his time at Grosse Ille and the outbreak of WWII, Ned worked a series of civilian jobs while retaining his reserve status. At the time of the attack on Pearl Harbor, he was working for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. Even though he was now 48, he was recalled to active duty. He was sent first sent to Corpus Christi, Texas, and then to the Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island. He graduated from the NWC in June of 1943, and was sent to Norfolk, VA. His service record lists his Navy Active Service for 16 Feb 1942 – 22 Jan 1946 as COMAIRLANT, Commander Air Force, Atlantic Fleet. At some point, he was sent to San Diego, and was in Saipan when peace was declared, although he did not fly planes due to his age.
After the war, he returned to St. Louis and retained his Reserve status until he retired from the Revenue Service at age 60 in 1953. He died in 1985 and is interred at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery in St. Louis.
I never had the good fortune of meeting Uncle Ned; it was many years after his death that I learned about his amazing history in Naval Aviation. Would that I could have sat at his feet and heard his story! This is a work in progress and I hope to be able to add more information as I gather it. Good thing Chief Keillor is now stationed in Pensacola!


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Perlico needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 85 designs submitted by 27 freelance designers.
We are looking for a traditional Logo for our new coffee business. We want a kind of Italian feel to it.
Here are similar logos we like: (the colours of the first one are really nice)
So we are looking for something similar with a nice pattern or nice border to it. Something really traditional. As i said we do need the logo to be boxed like the above logos. Can you make the frame look worn and old, in a tradional sense like the first sample. Something maybe like the stamp edges( but not so pointy) or like an old poster with withered edges. This is the key
In terms of layout please put "LA GENTe" (Doesnt have to be caps), then image below and then CAFè underneath image. Try to fit a cup of tea, a plate and some smoke coming out of the tea. e.Also try to stick to just two or three colours and pantone codes are needed. CMYK wont do as we are trying to keep costs down.
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- cup and smoke coming out if it
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- Frame with worn look as in first logo sample. Something almost like edges of stamp (but not so pointy) or something like and the edges of an old withered poster.
- nice clean font
Desired Color Scheme:
http://www.allposters.co.uk/gallery…&SearchID= (similar to these colours)
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Washington state governor-elect Jay Inslee will take office in January facing a projected $900 million deficit for the next two-year budget ending in mid-2015, not counting money lawmakers will need to spend to improve funding for education as directed by the state Supreme Court earlier this year.
A four-year outlook released Wednesday by the Washington state Economic and Revenue Forecast Council showed that the projected revenue shortfall for the following biennium ending in 2017 would be even larger, at $1.1 billion.
The outlook was released along with the state's quarterly revenue forecast, which showed that the income projection increased slightly _ $8 million _ for the current biennium that ends next summer. But it showed a reduction of $88 million for the next two-year budget cycle that begins July 1.
The outlook doesn't take into account lawmakers' court-ordered requirement to increase the amount the state spends on public schools.
The Supreme Court ruled in January that the state was not meeting its constitutional duty to fully pay for basic education. The court is asking for yearly reports on the Legislature's progress.
A task force has a December deadline for reporting back to the Legislature with a recommendation about how it should proceed toward meeting the Supreme Court's orders, which were to find a way to pay for the reform plan by 2018.
Inslee, a Democrat who will succeed Gov. Chris Gregoire next year, has said that he will work to make government more efficient and that he would be able to balance the state's budget without new taxes.
"There's going to be a lot of conversations to be had about ways we will have to make efficiencies, and what the real priorities are that we have to fund," Inslee spokesman Jaime Smith said Wednesday. "There's going to be a lot of hard choices to make. We just aren't going to be able to afford all of the things we have been doing."
But during Wednesday's meeting, Rep. Ross Hunter, a member of the Revenue Forecast Council and chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, said he has long stated that he doesn't think it's "numerically possible to have a budget that doesn't have a revenue increase."
He said that trends show "the growth in the economy is not matched by the growth in revenue."
"I actually don't think it's going to be numerically possible, but we're going to look at that effort and we're certainly doing that effort first," said Hunter, D-Medina.
Republican Sen. Dino Rossi, a fellow council member, said he agreed with Inslee on the issue of taxes, saying "we really shouldn't be raising taxes in this environment."
Smith said Inslee's main focus is on jobs.
"He does recognize the severity of the economic challenges that we're facing, and he knows the reason we have those challenges is because we saw so many people lose those jobs," she said. "The most important long-term priority is on economic development."
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