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^:wm^^m9i>m^$s^^^^mm^' '.f Central Ohio's Only Jewish Newspaper Reaching Every Home A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR THE JEWISH HOME \ Devoted to American Jewish Ideals Volume X — Nu 7 (OM \1HLS, CJIIKI, n UKUSin i8. ]i. Per Year $3 00, Per Copy loc B. Spinoza's 250th Birthday Anniversary MarkedByI.O.B.B. MJSS iiLA.sitna; nji>s FAKEWFLL TO FKIUNDS lit ion* luT ri'tiitn to New \ork hst *'Kxci»inmiinic'.'itud" P h il oso-l ^^'-'-'^ '^'"^ '^'^^^ HhOirrr afkctl tht I»her's Memory to be Hon orert by Ehiburjitc Pro- grain& by All I.^dj;cs of the Onler. f IRST OF A SlilKIES or PROGRAMS HON¬ ORING GREAT JEWS M ( indMtii to (xinid on lici Ijtiult sm Lcri. tiniiks lo rill who chowul her ,iiiv LourksKs (hiriiijj her \isii m C ahiinhiis. 'I <li.t|il\ .ippiieiUf the Kinrliius'i of ill' slit: (lLLl.irt.fl, '.111(1 hope some (I.tv tn punc wortiij (i( .ill tht tnhiitcs which li.UL bcLti iMid to nic I inlLiid tu s.iil for I'liiopt, (.arl> 111 .SLptt,niht,r Tliosi who OF BYGONE DAYS|<'<:^"*^ ^* R'^t '" >»»"-'' \\'^1> ""- ^^l"!-^ J tiin ahrtiad tan tlo so thrtuiKh my iiititlicr, Mis Sanmel PJ.isbcr^f, JfilT Hr><lcn Rtl, Coliuuhiis, Ohio -W YOKK—rhc 3.inth n,mncr- ¦^¦irv of IhL lit ith of Ilaritch Spinori, wlmli occured at the IlaRUC, on rehrii- nr\ Jlst lfl77, will hi hoiioicd by the ' O M IJ bj forni.il g,»theriiiKS m .ill ft the lodges of iliL ordtT diinnji^ the •-urrcnt month, .it v\liicli the dramatic I'fc -^torv of this Jcwibh philosopher, wlio'ic radiLalisin led to his cxcommnn- it Minn, will be mrrattd, and his |ihi- losophy dibLiissLd 111 the light of niod- <-rn few mil opniitm I ht Spino.£a program, .iccordinf; to SI. aiiiiuiTuccnient In PrtsideTit Mr Al- trcd M Cohtn, is the first of .1 series T'l prograins jiiarking the miinvcrsarics 'M Kft.it Jewish per'jonalmcb which will IK tan ltd out hv the IJ'nai B'nth Lodges "f the UniUd States and Canada m the Kir luturt 111 .iLKtrtUincc with the ctll- iur.il prii.rrani 01 the widtr scope coin- iiiittic or tht order 'Ml Jtws OWL It lo lln.mbd\t.s to be- unit fa^mihar with tht. uiUiire .md lc.uiiiiig thai has been protluccd h> liwi^h life*' s.iid Mr Cohen "B> its iiidi\idnjK IS Jtwrv known, and the ](\\ wlio kinu\i nothing of liiinsi.ll, vliich iiiLaiis \]u} kiiowi nothing of the hi-tfiiv of his pLopIt 01 It-, great pn- 'oii,ili*n.s of tliL iliiii-ts llu'j st<Ki(l for, <»L tht important contributions th(]> ha-velQ| 111 kIl to the prt)gre'is uf Lnilizitn>n, I Newly Elected Rabbi Of The East Broad Street Temple Will Begin His ! Duties Here On May Ist Y. M. H. A. Minstrel Show At K. of C. Auditorium Tomorrow Eve. at Eight Third Annual Jnbilcc Minstrel Will liravf II ItuLurdbrcnliinfr Thruni; Sunriny Kveninf^, Feb. 20 I will see \n(i tomorrow, iMin<la> night 1 Kc\ Moishc sriys Popnkir sonps' hiUrr toned snifters 1 Beantifn] co-jnijiics Will he common nt the K of C auditor lum (htate .md Sixth Sts) toiintrrow evinnig al S o'clotk Of course, \on kiiou lh.it tlu* Y M II \ ,nt sponsoring tlitir Third AniHi.il Jnhilte MinbtrtI tiLe! \\hf> 1.111 tint ^ood lookiii tel- hn\ III llu* iiixtdo he Xonti other than our well known Morns larko\, iiitirloc tor, .iiid jnst 0111 or rhc miiu MT^atile performers In his swLtt toiu of <,(n tkinen he sL.Ucd, \t)u will surLK =lip hack 111 vour sL.it rc.uh to i.iijo\ a worth , wliilf. show Hot Dof?' look wlios hit,k fif^jiii III two I ivoritc darkies who an, pla\ uiK lilt, roks ot Prmiicr End Mlii md '""":. rif?. ""L""' '°' '""""•" I arc M«i««n (,. iis «;. Mor.o r4,...i.l,l,mi and Hvmaii I iiLdmaii C<ui \oii iniagiiiL Ijiit lor all of his people I<Lah/iiii5 that adequate infornTitiuii ujardin^; JevVi ml Jewish .irtoniphsh-I 1 iLUt ll nut -always t^isily av.iiKhlc to tliL ivcrajije man, the IVnai nVith Ihron^li Iti widci '¦tope LOmmittee i> lukiiiif cvcr> cfToil to hrii s sucli in 1(11 n<it]fln Uj him, 01 ai ka^Tt 10 the iiiLiiihtrs of the-ordtr Ihis it is ck'>iiis | Ijv a strns of Lultiiral programs of I ,, , Which the Spinoza prognim is the first, i , ind li\ tliL distribution of BO,0(K) copies '*!!?/ , <- T>. • r>» •-! 1 ¦ . Of iIic man ut till B nai B rilli manual, a miniature ciK^clopcdia packed with Jewish 111- iiinnition m simple, •lUct.incl form We lie liopcful that by tlicbc mean'; and hv <tli(rs that lire Ik ing planned, the nuni- htr 01 informed aiwI therefore self re -.pttting Jlvvs in this coiintrv will be ! irgtU iiiLreastd " lit', program lor tJic Spinoza anni vLrsarv ineetm(;s of tlu^ R'nai B^rith locI^Ls provides fur discussion of sev- (.r.d iinporlaiit tjULbtiuti!> with rc'anl tn the lite and views 01 the "e\coinniuni eatttl" philoiuplie'r Thc> are 1 Was. Spinoza's phtlobopliy con- ^lructl\e or destructive in its relation u JtttJbh belief - Can fLhgious doctrines be subject tu iliangc, as suggested hy Spinoza, or must tlicy be eternal and inlk-xihic in <<fder to survive' t What would happen lo a Spinoza 1 r h( preached his "radicpl" docti'ines todav - In coniiectiDii with the program, the wider scope cummittce has furnislicd tht lodKCs with the following biography 01 Spiiio/a Baruch Spinoza, excommunicated Itwish philosopher and Bible critic, was burn at Amsfrrdam, Novcmher '2lLh, UiU Ik dud at the Hague on Febru- .-ir\ .*Ut, l(i77, at the Jge of fortj-threc •—hi-, lift tut short by the ravages of tuberculosis T'lc dt'velojuiient of Spnio-ia's philo^o- piiv \\.i% infltitiiced to a great extent by Ins aeqiiainidiicc with the works of Dis.irtes, the kader m Europe of tlie titnipt to foumL a philosophv th.it was bastd upon reason and not tradition sp iioza's .npphc.ilion to Judaisni of | Morfci Ijviug to s(.n hranib T c.iut \nd Ilvin' t^Rs lo'^irut his siuff with a i;ciuniie Rooshian Blood Tloniul These Lwo bovs .irc a set cam lUtle 'Picklcs' MfersHfiian will cer¬ tainly he a hcndhner tomorrow 'Ihat ho\ has itiO gooiU and pift*; it over in .1 won dtrful fashion 'Ihe nthtr tnd men are l.nri \ 1 rager, .md '^iin ni>:s that are being ki- lurtd those tli.it ai< outstanding art I a/> River sung hv Ahe Katz. I wish You Were Jealous 01 Me bv I miis Swaitz Wlicic Did ^on det Those Eves bv Moi ns Tarkov and Imkish Towel b> j\foiris (Pttkles) Fleishman The (>]k» numbers will bring forth so il of the best performers in the tnv Morris and Klhott Ros*, LcrtainU shake I mean hoof and pull off something new in the uav of dance step^ Milton Slaiib is the dark horse t>f the show \ new comer in tins circle but he is able to put acrus'i his banjo nuinbcrs and wise cracks in an amusing way and the other noted uliu performers take the form of Joe Hennaii and Sam Luper m iMfteeii Min¬ utes O' Fun Hynian rrcidman and Sam Gultlberg have a unique act of their ov\ii Olil I almost forgot to mention two of the best fcmnnnc performers in the tit> tiuess who? Certainly, they are Esther Slavin and Rose Blank These girls can sing better, dance better and play music better than an> two girls we have ever seen Nnf s<ud almut them This minstrel is bemg conducted h> one of tlic ablest Jewish Young men tij the eitj He IS none other than Don Sinister m.ni. Senior in Dentistrv, O S U ,uid aiKisor of the Y M H. A I>nii his had a wide experience with muistrel prodiie tions Xow we want everyone ttt he there to morrow nite and give these 1k)>s a lulpmg hand. Your supi>ort is neefled as thi proceeds are for "D.id" Schtnithars Suin- nier Camp Come One' Come All' So long—See yon tomorrow Where K tif C. aiidttoriutn When fl o'clock (Cotttittiied on page 4) j Wh\ See the best bhow in ttiwn L\N(^\STi:K TEMPLE WILL nn DFDirATEi) on sun- day, rEimUARY 27'iH, AT 2:00 P. M. 'Iho President and Hoard uf Diroctorn of the It'n'ii Isr'iel ( ongregatiim of Line.ister, Ohio t.ike thi^ ineann ot ex¬ tending n must cordial invita¬ tion to all Chronicle renders, wherever thoy mny be, to the grand celebration to be held on Snnd<iyt Feli. 27th, .it 2 p ni innrkiiig the dcdicalitm of their new Temple. <m E. Chestniil St. Kabbi JacAb Tarshish of tbe Urjpden Knad Tcnipld, Coliim¬ bus. will be one of (he principal Hpoakerfi nn this festive occa- Hinn. A Slipper for the membcrR and their families will be given at ii:3U p. m. on the evening following the dedication. Rabin Isaac Werne of the Agudath Achim Synaffoguc «ill be the principal speaker at the supper. RABBI SOLOMOJSJ RIVLIDJ K.iljbi ^ijloiiion jiuliii, the ik.u1\ (.leitcfl -.pmUul li kUm di Ilii Hio.ul i^tuct I cnipic, will liti^in Iii^ duties Iieie <jn Ma\ r^i Ik is ctij- -uieiofl tino til th outsLuichnjj piilpit'eis in the C nn^er\<Ltue Ucibijiii.ite 1 le is ,1 111 111 ol selnil.uK .itlainnients tuueful t.]iii.n.tLi and hi (..ifl and ' med t xpeneiite His elo<|iieiKe h is won ti>i lini it iinupie jil ui inioiij^ die le.idiiKj R.ihhts of tht hnid fk posstsf,<.s d ma^iieli persoiiaht} LOinbiiied uitli tlic ahtltt^^ of {^tttiii}^ nitti and women to woik together lor the spiiitiKil <ind iiiitiiial wcll.ue of tht Housi. of Israel Rabbi Kivbii has sprkcii and IcUuied iii all the larj^tr utics of llie lountrj. ik IS an honor yiaditate bo'h ol the Cit\ Collejji. of Ww \ ork ami the well known New ^ ork Univeisitj. and icciivcd liis Rabbinical training at the Jewish fheoloftual "seniinaiv of Vinciiia where he r.inked high as a stndint and an or.ittn of e\tiacrdin<ir\ i.dibei In Des iMoincs, whei; he has smcd during the past lew vi.irs. he has been I vital laUoi 111 niouhhii!,' lewish piiblii; opiniuii and iii promoting the interests orthe ralnind Torah, the H'nai U'lith. and all othtr lultural ind phil.intlirojjic institutions \s a n einbei of the laeiiltj of Drake I'liiveisin. he has won hosts of Irieiids not onlv among the -tudent body but .iiiiong his colleagues on the family as well I he President of the university, as well as the heads of several Departiiicnts. have assured the ofiicers of the Kast Broad btreet Temple of Dr Rivlin's splindid abilitv and line ibaraeter, and have at the samp tunc e\])ressed their regret at his decision to change his seat of activitj. Date For B'nai B'rith Minitrel Show h Set For , Sunday Night, April 24th, at Hartman Theatre Ivlaborate pi eparatious are being made for tile annual B'llai B'ritli Minstrel Show vvhich will take place at tlio Haitman Theatre, Sunday tvciiing, April 241I1 Over 75 men will take pait in the finest minstrel evtr staged in the city of Columbus Some unique specialty numbers, and olios will be i>resenlcd liy tncti jiossciscd o£ talent, ch.irni and humor \s usual, Ul Samuel O lulelman is the man 111 charge o-f the arrange¬ ments for the show. In the next-issue of the Omo Jlwisii Ciikonicli, the date of the first rehearsal will be announie<I. Anyone desiring to take part m the show should get iu touch with Or. Kdelman, AdaiiW 6869, at once. A splendid orchestra has heen engaged and a program conimittec has been formed to solicit Advertising by which to defray all the cx< yeiises of tht show, livery U'liai IJ'rith in the city is urged to set the evening of .\pnl 24tli aside for this occasion Those who will fail to attend this minstrel show will eternally regret it. Further particulars will appear in iiibsequeiit issues of this paper. Qopdijn)! Qipi^ ^i^iLCbdstiiins And Jews At The Neil House, Thursday Evening, February 24th at 6:30 P.M. Rabbi Jacob Tarshish of the Brydcn Road Temple takes this means of urginfi: all Chronicle readers to turn out for the big good will dinner at the Neil House Thursday evenin;;, February 24th, at 6:30 p. m. The purpose of the feathering will be to create a common meeting ground for Jews and non-Jews and to foster brotherly love and harmfony among America*^ citizenship. Rabbi Louis Wolsey of the Rodeph Shalom Temple of Phila¬ delphia and Dr. M. II, Lichliter of the First Congregational Church, Columbus, will be the chief speakers. Dr. Tarshish will preside. It is interesting to know that Rabbi Wolsey is president of the Central Conference of American Rabbis, an eloquent speaker and one of the big civic leaders of this generation. He at one time was the best known Jew in the public life of Cleveland, pop¬ ular and beloved by Jews and Christians alike. Dr. Lichliter needs no extended introduction in these col¬ umns. He ranks as one of the outstanding Christian preachers of (he land—si man of rare attainment, a scholar and a gentle¬ man withal. Tickets for the dinner can be secured from Rabbi Jacob Tarshish, Dr. Morris Goldberg, 328 East State street, or at the banquet hall, at $1.25. Hillel Players to Present Plays at 0. S. U. Chapel Thiirsday Evening, Feb. 24 Pri/e Pl.ijs of llarrv I. Losin und Oeolfrev II. Lev> Will Be Std^ed. Carrviiig their ' thtatti vsorkihop' pni/riin to its liilksl (.Ment llie Hillel Plavcrs i)rt.siiit '1 hnrsdai e\.cninK, 1 eb niarv Ji at tht Ohio State I nntr'-ilv tliipii tvvo pins and a dmte [lantoniiiie written .icted <nif! coarhid bv ineinbtrs • r th( Phvtrs 111 pi i\v lu IxiTli OTH Kttr^ anrl \voii hi t and sttoiid pi i7f in tit iictnf iila>- vvrnHii (.oiitt-t lltrnnt! i-- vvritttn bv ft^ohinlms stiidtiit, 11.irrv I losin iind iMu IliK Idea hv (jcntfrev \\ 1 tvv v\ho t.nrud tht titlt rok in "I It Who fitt Slai)ptcr la-^t \ear Lhe pLLntoiniiie will ht an .diptiti4)ii of Mrs I hn l I rlith Levinmrs 'Uiitli.is l.)aiitjlitey ' t tinlfir \n lu I 1 1(1 dm Ml of the W.ishiiif^ton Wenne Itmiilt has written the miisu 111 lltiiiiif^'' tht I^lriver": will attempt 'o Hulxt' I nt w st.ir hv '^ww^r. the lead to I-Jizahtth Pltr. a htth rtd htadid (rirl "mv to the * thespi 'n<; on V rifjhttmth Miilii \ii]>i)fT aUo ol ( olnnihiis ^vho ere itcd f|iiitc a little ruffle ni ainikur iheatnc ds whtii ihe stirred in 1 iij^tne t) Xeill's ' He List i.ill, has a minor ]iirt <iti1il)f Silverman, a iiitjst versatili \onnf; I.jd\, nrnes i IchI for the Ihird liiiiL m tliL Plavers in ' Ilie Ijiju' Jdcii \vith,lifr is llirrv lutlter, and Dolt I'ro^sni.iii well known to followers t>f the Plyt-rs 1 he tlaiiee paiittinime is an iniiMvation )ii the eanipiis, -for this tvpe of pla,v h<is never heen attempted hen)re Atlthne Honiheim h.is the female lead lola Zeckhauser, and Lilian Schindlcnuii are iiiaiiagiiig 1 he productitin east tops 1,10. Kverv line ot Avttrk embrdeed in a thea¬ trical iicrformance will be curried out by students, scenery, businciis, rewrite, prop¬ erties, etc Tickets jre on sale now at the Toun- dation. VVA-1C28. Many Temple Israel Sabbath School Pupils Display Fine Records TICKETS FOR CONCERT ARE SELLING FAST Miilmisi will riiidtr several classical se- leeiioiib C.mttfr .Xiibcl Preetlmaii, will delight Ms with several of lni> favorite mehidieb Profeb&or Frank Mc>cr, the celebrated punibt, will pla> bcleetitms from Chopin and Beethoven Mrb Mary Koiinikon of iJniTalo. will siiij; some heantifnl Yiddish straiii!) Rev Joshua (jiddbei ^, and Master Jacob Gtdtlberg, of Syracuse, eoiieenmi}; whom the C'liuoMeLP ran stt>ries Ust vlcek alsio oc- Lupv important places on the program foi the ctmcert '1 hose wliti detre tickets e 111 secure s une at the Quality Music Shop, IC State St, and RothV^Music Mr Wilbert Madtlux v^ell known Itieat f-torc, N High St and Chestnut ^ 1 lie eomnntlee in charKC oi the s.i|c of tickets for the big Memotinl hall con¬ cert, Suiida> evLinuK, Match ^Oih. rt porls a rapitl &nlc ot tickets amuiit; Jews and jcw(.ssLS tif all coiii^rci;itions, and also among gitorl Clnislian friends lhe brilh tut Kalax> of miisieniis and \tieal- ibts on the program for the concert vmII inesitat>l> take the litmse by storm 'lhe children tjf reinple Israel Sahb.ith Sclittul were given a written test last Sntidav which ttigelher with their regular recitations and the eNamination to be given March 1 Uh wdl make U]> their glades for tht pcriotl ending ou that thte last Simd iv was the sixtLinth sessuiii of the school and the hall wiy niaik oE the school vear Jt (b mtiresting to note that iiii.hiduig last Siilldav fuitv-iour of the 14i'* ehitdtcn enrolled have had pLr- feet atlLiidatiee llicir names antl teach- trs follow Mrs S I tieh Jones FiiedLiiheig, Anita Nohil, Jack Jav Leon ird I*olslti, Ruth Slinmin, and I estir Zipstr Mnmi Ilonihcim Billy Gliek, Milton Riee, ^nii Sehanfarlur, and Htttv Stone Jtaiiette Frank Richard Shuinan, Herbert Callif, Hannah Ruth Polster, Rhei Ornstein aud Irina Shirlej I eriur Anne Ziskind Klsie (jersteiifeld and Xorinni Lakin Samuel D Luchs Rohtrt <.hck, Rose I i?iriis Eunice hreidtnberg, lUron (iiihlman, and Ruth .Stone Hilda Rich* Alex Freiilenberg, Rtta <j1iOc and Dorib Citdtlman, Prised la /iskind Paid Callif, Jean Feibel, Rosella Frank, Virginia Hirsch, Frances Joseph, Man )n Kreiilel, Helen Polster and .Mltn Meyer iiidne> Daseh. Burton Fink, Jamts Liglit, Alice Siegel, antl Alice Leiisun. Jack (loodntaii. Hitgu S|)atz. leo \asscnofT: Flsie Gersteiiftld and Norman Lakin. Last Simday, Alex Freidenberg told the stor> of Purim during the assembly and next Snnday Faye Sdverstein vnU talk Over 150 Attended Fellowship Dinner At Southern Hotel Addresses of Dr. Liin»u7,k. Father Mtirphv, and Rabbi Tarshish Were Well Re¬ ceived by Enthusias¬ tic Audience. A SPLENDID SPIRIT PERVADKO THE MEETING ()\<r 1 )<i men, fevss ami Christians, at- Itiidtd the I cllriwship Ilinncr arr.inged it thi ^onthtni Hotel last rnesd.iy eve¬ ning.' In the diieetoi-> tif the Hrydtii Ko.tiF Itinple Hroihcrhood Ihc music for the )jcc.i-.ion was furnished by Dolph (jross- iiiaii s Ctjlk^-ians Stvcrnl selections were sung bt Ihc Ohio St.ite Penitentiary Colored Quartet During the course of the evening Alhi rt lucks .dso plavcd on his liltit harp riie vptnktrs tahli was raised on a dais uilh the follfiwmg men sitting be¬ hind It Joi-tpli Sclionthal Father John j \Itnphv ol tht Htdv Ro'-arv churchy Kabhi latoh I .irslnsh. Rev A H Li- inoii/t of tlu \orthminster Prosbvtcrian ( cliurth Rtx Iivv of Mew \ork, Mr. [ (f) ^ assi iiofT, the chairman, and Attor- j iK\ Iiair\ l\(ihii iJi 1 inifjn/( dwelt in his address fui thinfinr Loiiditions m the social, ccp- 11(1 iiK (Mid rthgituis life of America and ^ ttinntl tht prtsent age a» the "Speed ; \)i't lit touchctl upon the progrc'-s • 111 tl( in Lvi.ition md the inoltir car, and t -.titsMil the lollouiiiK as rausts for thf 11 inii wivt 111 this Liumtrv hr:.t Move- ' m nt )t lar^e nunibers [mm the comitrv Mltn tilt ntv '•ceoiid, the photographic ;iri- t 1 id liiL pie-eiit svstcin of ethi- citton loiirth, the breakdown of tiiti ll mt He ui{,etl the church, the svna- ^ogiu iitl tlie t. ithcdrfil to wtjrk m uiiit> Old in haniluiii to tomhat etmlcmporai v eviN antl to sinvt foi the productu n "t ch ir utcr W I. mii-,t remove ihc taml-v ironi tnir •ifial life and niiprovt tht moral hack- j:n*niifl ol our people ihe past teaches ns tli ll the fen Comniaiulmcnls aie a ^ lod riilt to n>ll(i\v III our business and sftial relationships 'Ihis is being in- trt.tsiiiglv enipliasi7td todav hv all (hurehes and all creeds After all. there .irt more things ilut unite us ih ui dnuU' us \ll our religious niititutions stand tor the ctLrn.d \crities Let us labf>r lontiiuiillj in our common task of bring¬ ing all our ptopU ck>ser to God In concluding I>r I^imou/e panl a gltJvv- ing trthoie to lhe late Dr Joseph Krau«:- kopi t)t Philatlelphia .is "a man of God, who loved right«nisness, justice and peace " I'olltiwing Dr Liinoiizes address Harrv kohn introduced I'athcr John J Murphy who spoke on the recently held Eucharis- tic (Congress at Oiicago, describing the awe of all the people in that great city m the presence of that gig.tntic spectacle. He also digressed to condemn the present hvpercritical attitude of men of letters in their biographical ^vriting The \ilirica- liiio bv Contemporary v%ritcrs of such men a-> Washington, Gladstone. Lincoln anil H irdiug was deplored b> the priest, who declared that these "men were great in spue <>4 the ir human weaknesses and irailtKs" Father Mnrphy conclutle<l by \ asstitmg that we ougbt to be grateful for the fine men whom God has vtmchsafed to \iiierica Rahbi Tarshish spoke tni goodwill m j,eneral ami decried those who sought to divide people tif diverse creeds and races He cxplanutt at length that we are all fighting for a tommtm ciuse, for the mil- Itninni. for a better world "We all have till laniL social responsibility Let tis piirsui fiiir aims in a spirit of coniord With a svmp.ithetic understanding oi the histories hellind eicll of our faiths, we can arrive .it our goals victorionsI>," he eonihidtd In ftjiennig the meeting Prc>ulent Leo ^ asst iiofT t|uotcd a brilliant writer as Tcllows "lhe railius of a niatrs intelli- gciiLt is the eiremnference of his ttder- aiitt ' This v\as the kev note of the milting last Tuesday evening at the Southern Hotel Mr Yassenoff also tirt^td all those present to attend the big Good Will Dinner. Tliursda> evening, i thrnars i\, at the Ned House The >.peaktrs at that dinner will be. Rabht I (»uis \\o!se> of Philadelphia ami Dr Mcllvar Hamilton Lichliter oi Cohimhus Rabbi Tars1iii>h will preside B'nai BVith Degree Team Called to Portsmouth A class tif eandldatca uill be initiated mto the Portsiiitfulh I O. B B Uidge next riiursdaj evemiig, February lEtth, by Zion I.aKlge*& degree team. A big celebraliun wdl be hejd in Portsmouth in Iitiiior of the decree team r..imMhkf^
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Central Ohio's Only
Jewish Newspaper
Reaching Every Home
\ Devoted to American
Jewish Ideals
Volume X — Nu 7
(OM \1HLS, CJIIKI, n UKUSin i8. ]i.
Per Year $3 00, Per Copy loc
B. Spinoza's 250th Birthday Anniversary MarkedByI.O.B.B.
MJSS iiLA.sitna; nji>s
lit ion* luT ri'tiitn to New \ork hst *'Kxci»inmiinic'.'itud" P h il oso-l ^^'-'-'^ '^'"^ '^'^^^ HhOirrr afkctl tht
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I've said it before, and Iill say it again: for desktop computing, X is a total and utter mess. Layers upon layers of cruft, new features have to be added with ductape and glue, leading to an incredibly slow development pace for an already anachronistic graphics stack.
Ubuntu is the first of the major distributions who has the guts to stand up and say "no more". Shuttleworth has announced that Ubuntu will switch to the brand-new and modern Wayland display server, maintaining compatibility with X.org by running X.org rootless inside Wayland. This way, the transition to Wayland can be gradual, minimising breakage. The first useful images should appear within a year, with the complete transition expected to take about four years, according to Shuttleworth.
"We don't believe X is setup to deliver the user experience we want, with super-smooth graphics and effects," he says, "I understand that it's *possible* to get amazing results with X, but it's extremely hard, and isn't going to get easier. Some of the core goals of X make it harder to achieve these user experiences on X than on native GL, we're choosing to prioritize the quality of experience over those original values, like network transparency."
Ubuntu also considered Android's compositing environment, but it would take too much time and work to adapt the free software stack to that solution. Ubuntu also talked to several providers of proprietary solutions to get them to open up their code, and they even considered writing their own. These options were all discarded in favour of Wayland.
The Wayland architecture is drastically less complex than that of traditional X. Most of the complex stuff the X server used to take care of (things like KMS, evdev, mesa, fontconfig, freetype, cairo, Qt, and so on) is now available in the kernel or in self-contained libraries, which has turned the X server into "just a middle man that introduces an extra step between applications and the compositor and an extra step between the compositor and the hardware". In Wayland, the display server is the compositor.
This is incredibly good news, and I think it's both wise and brave for Ubuntu to take this daunting but much-needed step - the announcement alone will increase interest in Wayland, and Canonical, too, will contribute considerable manpower to its development. Hopefully, other distributions will follow in Ubuntu's footsteps, and we can finally enjoy a modern, fast, and stable graphics stack on Linux.

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Submitted: 05/07/2013
- The state Assembly wants to regulate how much food stamp users spend on junk food. Tuesday, they passed a bill that sets distinct limits. Republican Representative Dean Kaufert of Neenah authored the bill. It would require people enrolled in the state's food stamps program to spend at least two-thirds of their monthly benefits on designated items such as milk, bread and vegetables. They could spend their remaining benefits on any authorized food. Kaufert says people who use taxpayer-funded food stamps should use them responsibly to eat healthy. But Democrats argue it may be difficult and expensive to implement new rules and the proposal will not help create jobs. The bill passed 68-26 Tuesday. It now heads to the Senate.
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From my experience watching movies about time travel and Jedi Masters — and I've watched a ton — the future is a nebulous blur until it becomes the present.
As it is for Yoda, so it is for games journalists.
We can see the fuzzy outlines of the next PlayStation and Xbox consoles, but we can't quite make them out yet. We have a few rumors that are starting to put things into focus, but always in motion is the future. So while these things could turn out true, we can't confirm them. Still, you should know what people are murmuring about.
Here's what we're hearing about Sony and Microsoft's next boxes, thanks to VG 24/7 and Techno Buffalo:
PlayStation 4/Orbis
- Built on AMD's A10 accelerated processing unit
- 4GB RAM (3GB free for games)
- Capable of 1.84 TFLOPS (1,840,000,000,000 floating-point operations per second)
- Compatible with 100GB Blu-ray discs
- Announcement could come in May
Xbox 720/Durango
- Graphics based on Radeon HD 8770
- 8GB RAM (4GB to 5GB free for games)
- Capable of 1.23 TFLOPS
- Compatible with 100GB Blu-ray discs
- Will use Skype for voice-chat
VG 24/7 claims it got the TFLOPS numbers, which measures general computing power, in talking with developers at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
If those numbers are correct, then — in terms of benchmarks — the new PlayStation could easily outrun the Durango. Benchmarks, however, are not a reliable indicator of real-world performance. Especially when this info also suggests the Durango will have twice as much memory as the Orbis.
The PlayStation 3 suffers from a shortage of RAM, which causes problems in games like Bethesda's The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
Again, this is all just word-on-the-street stuff. We'll keep you posted on any more rumors we hear about the next-gen consoles.


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The Battle Over ADU's in Missoula Intensifies With Local Petition [AUDIO]
ADU is an acronym for "Accessory Dwelling Unit', and refers to either attached or unattached living space built on single or multiple family lots in Missoula.
Many feel ADU's are the ideal vehicle to provide truly 'affordable housing' for Missoula, while others believe ADU's will clutter established neighborhoods with extra crowding, traffic, pollution and parking problems.
The Missoula City Council has been working on the ADU issue since 2009, and will address it yet again at a meeting of the Office of Planning and Grants, (now known as Development Services) on February 5th.
Ward 5 City Councilor Dick Haines opposes allowing ADU's in all single-family neighborhoods, such as Ward 5, in the Miller Creek and Linda Vista areas.
Ward 5 City Councilman Dick Haines
A grass-roots organization called 'Save Our Neighborhoods' has been gathering signatures on a petition to deny the City Council the right to impose ADU's on single-family districts. Read about their opposition on their website.
Dennis Gordon of "Save Our Neighborhoods' says some City Councilors are in favor because ADU's would directly benefit their families, allowing a mother-in-law or another relative access to inexpensive housing by building on, or adding a small structure to their property.
Gordon also charges that the Office of Planning and grants recently funded a $17,000 public study of the issue, and when the results did not match their expectations, did not allow them to be introduced in a public meeting.
Gordon says if 25% of all Missoula residents in single-family dwellings sign their petition, the City Council would require a 2/3rds majority to pass the issue, rather than just a simple majority.
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Business thrives by competition and the willingness of investors to take a chance. And having failed to get South Carolina's approval for an expanded gambling operation in their home state, the Catawba Indian tribe of York Couty is making a pitch to North Carolina for a major casino off Interstate 85.
There's not be much that South Carolina can do about it, except to recommend its rejection by the North Carolina General Assembly - and soon. The Catawbas already have successfully enlisted the support of Cleveland County officials, who are now in discussion with a "senior economic adviser" to North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory, according to The Associated Press.
And apparently the governor can help make it happen, barring pre-emptive legislative action. The social costs of casino gambling should at least encourage a thorough debate in North Carolina. A casino is not exactly a typical economic development project.
Sure, there's money to be made. But there's more to be lost by the wagering public. The consequences typically include gambling addiction, bankruptcy and crime, including prostitution and the drug trade. That's why South Carolina has passed on casino gambling, including by the Catawbas.
When South Carolina settled its differences with the Catawba tribe in 1993 over land claimed in York County, the tribe got the go-ahead for a bingo parlor as part of the agreement - but no gambling casino. Since then, tribal leaders have attempted to expand gambling operations in South Carolina without success.
Having a casino just north of the state line would be a lot like having one in York County - as far as the negatives go.
Of course, South Carolina benefitted mightily from North Carolina gamblers playing our "Education Lottery" before the Tar Heel State got one of its own. So in one sense, turnabout would be fair play.
But N.C. Republican legislative leaders apparently oppose the project. Sen. Tom Apodaca, R-Hendersonville, said a majority of the Republican caucus won't endorse it.
"We don't need an out-of-state tribe coming into North Carolina and opening a casino," Sen. Apodaca said. While the Catawbas have federal recognition, they aren't recognized as a tribe by North Carolina.
There is talk about legislative action to revoke the governor's power to enter a gambling agreement without lawmakers' approval.
The North Carolina Legislature took a right turn at a particularly inauspicious time for a project such as the casino that the Catawbas are promoting.
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Nevada man takes steps to be legally recognized as father of Georgia boy in confinement case
ATLANTA – A Nevada man has filed court documents to be legally recognized as the father of a Georgia teen who prosecutors say was confined to a bedroom for years by his stepfather and mother with little food.
A suburban Atlanta grand jury last month indicted Mitch Comer's stepfather, Paul Comer, and mother, Sheila Comer, on charges that include cruelty to children and false imprisonment. Lawyers for the Comers said their clients are innocent and another side of the story will emerge at trial.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports (http://bit.ly/U5E5B8) that Tony Wawrzynski says his son, now 18, was 3 years old when his then-girlfriend disappeared with the toddler.
Paulding County Superior Court records show that Wawrzynski has filed a paternity petition to be legally recognized as the teenager's father.


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Mammoth Track on track
If things go just exactly right and the weather cooperates in September, the new Mammoth Track near the Whitmore ballfields will have an infield and a polyurethane track surface by the end of the warm months.
Town engineer Peter Bernasconi told the Town Council Wednesday that air and ground temperatures have to be at least 50 degrees for the track surface to stick.
That said, the council approved the distribution of bids for the project.


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SEATTLE, April 17 (UPI) — Seattle police said a man in a wheelchair with multiple shoplifting arrests was busted at a store while wearing nothing but cherry tomatoes on his crotch.
The Seattle Police Department said officers were called to a store just after 6:20 a.m. Friday on a report of a man causing a disturbance — and they arrived to find the suspect in the produce aisle with his pants on the floor and a pile of cherry tomatoes over his genitals, KOMO-TV, Seattle, reported Wednesday.
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Watchmen: Tales of the Black Freighter Review (blog)
Article Date: June 17, 2009 | Publication: wordpress.com | Author: Editor
Source: http://thankyounetflix.wordpress.com/2009/06/17/watchmen-tales-of-the-black-freighter/
This delectably dark animated short tells the gruesome tale of a shipwrecked sailor (voiced by Gerard Butler) forced to go to horrific lengths — including building a raft of corpses — to return home and warn his family of an imminent attack by an evil pirate ship. Based on a story within the graphic novel Watchmen, this release was originally part of the script for director Zack Snyder's 2009 live-action adaptation of the comic book.
The Tales of the Black Freighter DVD also includes Under the Hood, a documentary detailing the characters' backstories, which takes its title from that of Hollis Mason's memoirs in the comic book. Under the Hoodis rated PG because of the friendly public image of the characters. The actors were allowed to improvise during filming interviews in character. Bolex cameras were even used to film "archive" footage of the Minutemen.
This DVD consists of two short films that very well could have been included as special features on the forthcoming Watchmen DVD. Neither is strong enough as a stand alone feature.
The "feature", Tales of the Black Freighter,is a strong enough story with some nice animation. Apparently, it was meant to be included in The Watchmen, but was cut due to time constraints. Maybe its because I'm not very familiar with the graphic novel, but I don't see the correlation between this and the Watchmen. This may be the reason I didn't care for it, or it could just be that the story seems to just coast along without engaging the audience in any shape, form, or fashion. Gerard Butler does an excellent job as the voice of the sea captain, but that is not enough to keep the audiences interest.
Under the Hoodis more entertaining, even if it just a faux-documentary. The brilliance of it lies in the decision to pull out recording equipment from the 70s to get the authentic look. Not to mention, it ties into the feature film, what with the subject being the original Nite-Owl's book and much of he cast reprising their roles. Still, it's not enough to justify being anything more than a special feature on a DVD.
I was highly disappointed with this film. I expected to see something akin to previous animated interpretations like Wonder Woman, Hulk Vs., or the upcoming Green Lantern. I guess if you're a die hard Watchmen fan, this will appeal to you, but for the casual fan, this is nothing more than a let down. It's only redeeming qualities are the innovative retro look of Under the Hood and Gerard Butler's voice in the title feature.
2 1/2 out of 5 stars
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DeLAND Fla. (May 21, 2013) – After picking up its fourth series sweep to conclude the regular season last weekend versus Jacksonville, the ETSU baseball team begins postseason play Wednesday morning when the fourth-seeded Bucs take on host and fifth seed Stetson. First pitch is set for 10 a.m., at Melching Field.
ETSU earned the number four seed after finishing the regular season with a record of 32-22, 17-10. The 32 wins are tied for the fifth most in program history, while the 17 conference victories are the most since winning 18 games in 1999.
- The Bucs finished off the regular season by picking up their sixth straight home win after sweeping a three-game conference series over Jacksonville, marking the second time ETSU has swept the Dolphins.
- Senior catcher Mason Hershey (Altoona, Pa.) lifted the Blue and Gold to a walk-off win in game two, when his double to right field plated the game-winning run in the 3-2 12-inning victory. On Senior Day, Hershey registered a pair of doubles, scored two runs and drove in a pair, while sophomore Chris Riopedre (Miami, Fla.) had three RBI and freshman Kevin Phillips (St. Louis, Mo.) belted his second home run of the season as the Bucs capped off the sweep with an 11-4 win.
- Kerry Doane (Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.) set the tone for the weekend as he earned his 12th win of the season and tossed his NCAA-best 11th complete game in a 3-2 win on Thursday night. Doane became the first A-Sun pitcher to reach the 12-win mark since former Stetson Hatter and current Cleveland Indians pitcher Corey Kluber and former Buccaneer Caleb Glafenhein (2004-07) accomplished the feat in 2007. The senior right-hander also tied the ETSU single-season mark for complete games, tying him with Matt Baber (1999-2000).
- As a staff, the Buccaneer pitchers generated a 1.20 ERA (4 ER/30.0 IP) and held the Dolphins to a .204 batting average (21-103) on the weekend. Sophomore Jimmy Nesselt (Plantation, Fla.) tossed seven innings and was charged with two unearned runs on Friday night, while junior lefty Clinton Freeman (Jonesborough, Tenn.) pitched five scoreless innings and tied a career high with six strikeouts to earn the win.
- The Hatters were swept at Florida Gulf Coast last weekend and enter the tournament, 26-29, 15-12.
- Twenty of Stetson's 26 wins came at home and the Hatters have won seven of their last 11 games at Melching Field since taking the series over ETSU back in late April.
- Freshman first baseman Patrick Mazeika finished the regular season with the highest batting average in the A-Sun with a .392 clip (80-204), while junior left-hander Austin Perez went 7-2 with a 2.95 ERA (27 ER/82.1 IP). Perez's seven wins were tied for sixth in the conference and he ranked tenth in ERA.
- In conference only games, Perez went 5-1 with a 2.66 ERA (18 ER/61.0 IP) in nine starts, and Mazeika hit .439 (43-98) with seven doubles, one triple, two home runs, 21 runs scored and 21 RBI.
- The Hatters lead the all-time series, 18-9, and Stetson has won eight of the last ten in the series, including taking two of three from the Bucs back on April 19-21 in DeLand.
- ETSU's pitchers posted a 3.24 ERA (9 ER/25.0 IP) in this year's series, but the Blue and Gold offense hit just .221 (21-95) and scored six runs. Jeremy Taylor (Fayetteville, Ga.) and Alex Reynolds (Johnson City, Tenn.) both hit .364 (4-11), while Doane tossed one of his 11 complete games against the Hatters. The senior hurler held Stetson to two runs on eight hits in nine innings of work as the Bucs won, 3-2, back on April 19 in DeLand. Despite being tied at three after seven innings of play in game two, Stetson scored four runs in the eighth to even the series with a 7-3 victory, and the Hatters handed ETSU its first shutout of the season in the rubber match, 2-0.
- Senior Andrew Green (Powell, Tenn.) is hitting .362 (21-58) with six doubles, five runs scored and five RBI in 13 games played against Stetson, while Reynolds is 8-for-19 (.421) in his last six games against the Hatters.
- Wednesday marks the fourth meeting between the two programs in the A-Sun Tournament with Stetson taking two of the previous three games. The Hatters knocked the Blue and Gold out of the 2006 and 2011 tournaments and ETSU's only postseason win over Stetson was a 4-2 decision in 2009.
- ETSU will go with senior right-hander Kerry Doane (12-1, 2.07) and Stetson counters with junior southpaw Austin Perez (7-2, 2.95).
- Doane earned the Bucs' lone win in the series back in April as he helped guide the Blue and Gold to a 3-2 win in the series opener. Meanwhile, Perez earned a no-decision in his start as he was charged with three runs (two earned) on five hits in 6.1 innings as the lefty started the second game of the series.
- 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.
- 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 to the championship. 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.
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M1 Derbyshire, southbound at A52 Brian Clough Way Nottingham [M1 junction 25].
M1 Derbyshire - Very slow traffic on M1 southbound at J25, A52 (Nottingham). Congestion to Trowell Services.
M1 Leicestershire - Queueing traffic on the exit slip road on M1 southbound at J24, A6 (East Midlands Airport).
A38 Derbyshire - Slow traffic on A38 northbound in Derby between Palm Court Island and Little Eaton Island.
A38 Derbyshire - Heavy traffic on A38 southbound in Derby at Markeaton Island.
A50 Leicestershire - Very slow traffic on A50 in Lockington at Derby.
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A52 Nottinghamshire - Very slow traffic on A52 Brian Clough Way inbound in Nottingham between Bramcote Island and The Qmc Island.
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WIPO Is Quietly Signing An Agreement To Give Hollywood Stars Their Own Special Version Of Copyright
from the why? dept
And, of course, while everyone's been paying attention to things like the ACTA vote in the EU, this treaty has moved forward and may be signed as soon as today from the sound of things. I have yet to see a reasonable explanation for this, other than "gee, actors would really like it if we gave them monopoly rights." Reuters quotes WIPO's maximalist-in-chief, Francis Gurry insisting that "it's a real problem" but never actually defining how it's a problem:
They also have no rights in many countries if their work is manipulated in any way that may harm their reputation.Wait. So this is all about some actors being upset that someone "manipulated" their work? We're creating an entirely new monopoly right for actors because they're all upset about someone creating a little mashup or parody? And this is "a real problem"? Are they insane? This isn't a problem at all. This is catering to a population of people (Hollywood actors) who already have skins too thin, who will now be able to try to stifle all sorts of protected speech, parodies, mashups, commentary and the like, just because they might not like it.
"It's a real problem - it's not an artificial problem," Francis Gurry, the World Intellectual Property Organization's director general, told Reuters in an interview on Wednesday.
"The actors are the ones, in the international framework, who have not been catered for."
That's no reason to create new monopoly rights.
The negotiations for this agreement have been taking place in Beijing, leading Gurry to talk about why that's the perfect place for such negotiations due to China's cultural history:
The Director General said it is particularly appropriate that the event is taking place in Beijing because of the depth of China's historical association with the performing arts, as well as the vitality and dynamism of its contemporary theatre, cinema and television. "Theatre, acting and performance in China date back to the Shang Dynasty and enjoy an unbroken historical continuity of development and adaptation, leading to the blossoming contemporary culture that saw China produce over 500 feature films in 2010 and the largest number of television series of any country in the world," he said.Er... isn't it worth pointing out that this "vitality and dynamism" of culture in China was built up almost entirely without intellectual property laws, since the country only introduced copyright in 1991? Why is Gurry pretending that China needs these new monopoly rights when we've already seen that culture their flourished without it? Amusingly, a Chinese official at the meetings announced that: "Respecting IP is ... a mark of our civilization," which appears to be an out and out fabrication.
The full proposal (also embedded below) is really broad, and appears to mimic many of the rights established by copyright law. Performers -- mainly actors, but also musicians -- even if they're not the copyright holders will get an exclusive right to prevent others from reproducing, distributing or performing the works. In some cases, the rights appear to be even broader than current copyright law, such as an explicit "making available right." Under copyright law there's been some dispute if merely "making available" violates the "distribution" right, or if someone actually has to download it to violate that right. However, this treaty explicitly defines a "making available" right -- showing, once again, how IP laws only seem to expand outwards. Furthermore, it establishes "moral rights" for performers -- an idea that the US has repeatedly rejected for everyone outside of a very small group of artists (such as painters). It seems troubling that we'd suddenly agree to a massive moral rights regime without any public discussion in the US.
On top of that, Article 15 of the agreement appears to include an exceptionally broad anti-circumvention provision -- something we've already found to be disastrous under the DMCA. Why would we possibly want to expand that such that performers can go after anyone for breaking DRM even if for perfectly legal purposes. This makes no sense.
And while it might sound nice that performers would get their own rights outside of the copyright, that's not how it's going to play out. One of the "differences" this time around from the last time it was discussed a dozen years ago, is that this version will allow for the transfer of such rights to producers... meaning that actors in Hollywood movies will be forced to hand these rights over to the studios anyway -- meaning more excessive monopoly rights that the MPAA and RIAA will be able to assert to shut down legitimate content.
This thing has disaster written all over it... and it appears to be passing without most people noticing.


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 41 diseños de 7 diseñadores freelance.
Slots Passion / Slot Passione (Italian version)
http://www.slotspassion.com (English) and http://www.slotpassione.it (Italian) are forthcoming websites dedicated to online slot machine gaming. A logo is needed for both sites.
The sites will contain news and articles about online slots.
The two sites will be identical and carry the same content, except that http://www.slotpassione.it will contain only Italian versions of the English content.
UPDATE: I have now uploaded 2 *very* rough sketches of what I have in mind. Please take these as a reference to help with creating any entries. But entries don't need to match exactly the dimension, font style etc.
http://www.slotspassion.com: English-speaking (non-US) gamblers who are interested in playing online slots.
http://www.slotpassione.it: Italian-speaking gamblers, as above.
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- Semi-cartoon style; a bit fun or playful, but not too "juvenile".
- Important: please make the logo with the following elements only:
1. A close-up image of a set of slots "3 reels", including traditional colourful slots symbols such as fruit, "7"s or "bar" symbols.
2. The words "Slots Passion" or "Slot Passione" (depending on the logo language version).
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- The logo will be used on a white background.
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Extra requirement for the Italian version: please experiment with using the Italian flag colours in either the 3 vertical reels as a background colour, or in the word "Passione".
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Nuggets beat Mavericks to snap losing skid
Denver, CO (SportsNetwork.com) - Ty Lawson netted 17 of his 20 points in the first quarter and six Nuggets reached double figures in Denver's 115-110 win over the Dallas Mavericks from Pepsi Center.
Wilson Chandler paced Denver with 21 points while J.J. Hickson, Kenneth Faried and Randy Foye all had 16 in the triumph. Darrell Arthur scored 10 points off the bench, as the Nuggets snapped their six-game losing skid.
"It felt great to get the win. It's only one win, but I'll take it. Hopefully we can build on it and finish the season strong," said Hickson.
Dirk Nowitzki shot 13-of-20 for 27 points, but Dallas suffered its third straight defeat for the first time this season. Brandan Wright and Vince Carter tallied 18 and 17 points, respectively, in reserve roles, and Monta Ellis scored 16.
"I take full responsibility for this loss. At the beginning of the game we weren't into it and it was my mistake," said Mavs coach Rick Carlisle. "I should have subbed all the guys out of the game that were in there that gave up 12 points in three and a half minutes, or whatever it was. Not doing that was my mistake."
The Nuggets hit 5-of-7 from distance and 14-of-15 from the charity stripe in the first quarter. Denver led by as many as 17 and owned a 41-34 edge after 12 minutes.
Aaron Brooks put the finishing touches on an 11-0 second quarter surge for the Nuggets with back-to-back layups that pushed the spread to 59-40. Foye's triple 26.9 ticks before intermission gave the home team a 68-51 margin at the break.
Denver stumbled a bit in the third, potting just four field goals on 26 attempts. Nowitzki had five buckets himself in the frame, and Dallas doubled Denver's output to head into the final period down just 79-73.
Hickson scored six points during a 16-2 run to start the fourth as Denver regained control. Hickson's two-handed slam from Fournier pushed the spread to 20 points at 95-75, and the Nuggets cruised from there.
Game Notes
Denver improved to 3-0 against the Mavericks this season ... The Nuggets had lost five straight at home ... Lawson had seven assists and six rebounds ... Shawn Marion had 15 points for Dallas ... Devin Harris handed out 11 assists for Dallas.


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The following is an excerpt from a letter written to Gov. Andrew Cuomo and shared with the Herald.
Dear Governor Cuomo:
In the wake of Superstorm Sandy, as many of our fellow New Yorkers are fighting to put their lives back together, their fight is being made that much harder by their inability to receive adequate funding through New York Rising's Community Development Block Grant loan program.
Many Long Islanders who received Small Business Administration disaster loans to help cover the difference between their homeowners insurance and repair or rebuilding costs are currently unable to receive further government assistance under a duplication-of-funds provision that is being used to deny benefits to Long Islanders CDBG grant funds.
As you are aware, these people were forced to fill out SBA paperwork before they could even be considered for a FEMA grant. Now they continue to be victimized for following the procedures put in place by the federal government.
But these denials are not coming from the federal government — they're coming from your State Division of Housing and Community Renewal. Your administration is denying fellow New Yorkers the ability to get back home.
Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan has explained publicly that it's up to local governments to set rules and provisions for the allocation of CDBG funds, and that there is no legal restriction on awarding grant money to individuals that have received SBA loans. Additionally, SBA loans are loans that these struggling New Yorkers must repay, whereas CDBG funds are grants which are not to be repaid. This inequity is veiled in a legal gray area and is being used to unfairly deny additional assistance to those in need.
Clearly we must use our grant money frugally in order to help as many families as possible. However, we must also ensure that we are balancing that priority with the aim of providing adequate assistance to those in need. Our constituents are running out of FEMA rental assistance, with no extension coming, and are on the verge of becoming homeless yet again.


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Motorcyclist killed on Bardstown Rd. after being rear-ended
Motorcyclist killed on Bardstown Rd. after being rear-ended
LOUISVILLE, Ky. —
A motorcyclist was killed Friday on Bardstown Road at Glenmary Farm Drive.
According to police, a motorcyclist was stopped at a light when a white work van rear-ended the motorcycle and then crossed into other lanes and hit other cars.
Three people were taken to University Hospital, including the motorcyclist, who later died.
The other two people have non-life-threatening injuries.
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Maryville, Tenn. – Andrew Noboa's 33-yard field goal in the third overtime lifted Maryville College to a 20-17 win over LaGrange College at Lloyd Thornton Stadium on Saturday. It was the first win of the season for the Fighting Scots (1-2), while the Panthers dropped to 1-2.
The extra period was the 11th overtime game of MC Head Coach Tony Ierulli tenure. His squads have won eight of the extra period challenges with today's victory. LaGrange played its second straight overtime game. The Panthers defeated Millsaps 27-21 last week in their first ever overtime game.
The two teams played to a scoreless tie at halftime. Maryville put together a 9-play 64-yard drive for the game's first touchdown. Dustin Williams threw 16 yards to Travis Felder to give the Scots a 7-0 lead. The touchdown was set up by Phil Garrett's interception of a Drew Carter pass, Garrett's second pick of the season.
The Panthers answered with a quick two-play 53-yard drive of their own. Lindley took a short pass from Carter and turned into a 52-yard score to tie the game 7-7 with 3:14 left in the third quarter.
Andrecus Lindley accounted for both of the Panthers' touchdowns. Lindley scored on a 52-yard pass play in the third quarter and on a 9-yard run in the first overtime. He finished the game with 130 all-purpose yards.
Maryville regained the lead in the fourth quarter. Taking over at midfield, the Scots drove the ball to the Panthers' 17 before being stopped. Noboa's 33-yard field goal put the Scots up 10-7 with 6:12 left in regulation.
Carter led the Panthers down the field after Noboa's field
goal. He ran for 11 yards on a third-and-10 to the Maryville 44.
Carter hooked up with R.J. Miles for 19 yards on a third-and-15 to
the Scots' 31.
The Panthers reached the Scots' 5-yard line with 27 seconds left in regulation after Carter completed a 10-yard pass to Devin Billings. But three straight incompletions brought fourth down. Josh Stripling sent the game into overtime with a 22-yard field goal with 13 seconds left in regulation.
The Panthers took a 17-10 lead in the first overtime. Lindley ran the ball three of the four plays, scoring from nine yards out to put the Panthers ahead.
Maryville sent the game to a second overtime as Williams threw a short 4-yard pass to Wesley Idelette for the tying touchdown. The score was set up by Williams' 21-yard completion to Ryan Roach on a fourth-and-15 play.
Anthony Cochran ended Maryville's second overtime possession with an interception. But Stripling missed a 36-yard field goal to win the game, forcing a third overtime.
The Panthers got the ball first in the third overtime. Stripling missed from 42 yards as Maryville took over. The Scots gained seven yards on three plays and Noboa came on and kicked the game-winner.
LaGrange finished with 365 yards of offense, while Maryville had
268. Carter finished the game with 241 yards passing. Miles and
Billings each had seven receptions in the game. Darrell Tate paced
MC's running attack with 65 yards while Travis Felder
finished with 52 hard fought yards. Roach was Williams'
favorite target hauling in three passes for 48 yards.
The Panthers play at N.C. Wesleyan next Saturday. Kickoff is 1 p.m. Maryville will be idle next weekend and will begin preparation for a tough USA South schedule. The Scots will travel to Fayetteville, North Carolina to challenge Methodist University on October 2nd.


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CLEVELAND, June 14. Agilysys, Inc., a leading provider of innovative IT solutions, today announced the creation of a comprehensive data protection solution from its Technology Solutions Group. The Scalable Available Backup and Restore (SABR) solution from Agilysys combines the best-of-breed product platforms from FalconStor Software, Hitachi Data Systems and Symantec to deliver the fastest, most scalable backup and data deduplication solution on the market today.
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"We are very excited about this new bundled offering we are able to integrate from our market-leading technology partners, FalconStor, Symantec and Hitachi Data Systems, which allows us to help ensure our customers are getting the very best VTL solution for their data protection needs," said Tom Baehr, vice president of Agilysys Technology Solutions Group. "SABR is a leading example of how Agilysys and our partners deliver business value for our customers. It is a key component in Agilysys' strategy of creating business value through IT solutions focused on virtualization, data and storage management and data center infrastructure.
"Our commitment to totally open solutions that integrate easily with industry leading backup solutions and storage platforms is clearly demonstrated by this new integrated system from Agilysys, and we are proud of our contribution to the SABR solution," said Brendan Kinkade, vice president of global alliances for FalconStor Software. "As the industry's first Fibre Channel target for Symantec OpenStorage, FalconStor VTL provides the fastest backup and restore speeds in addition to global data deduplication that reduces disk space and optimizes WAN transport for remote DR."
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hy everyone, for homework i had to make a faculty function that used multiplication.
so i made this :
(define (fac a)
(if (= a 1)
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and it works, but the solution gave this :
(define (fac n)
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Train seat availability for all 1 trains that run from Chennai to Paravur can be found in above table.
Fare for trains from Chennai to Paravur is Rs 230 in None (GN), Rs 1135 in Third AC (3A), Rs 415 in Sleeper (SL), Rs 1640 in Second AC (2A) and Rs 245 in Second Seater (2S) in general quota. Tatkal ticket fare and premium tatkal fare in this route starts from Rs 1460 in Third AC (3A), Rs 535 in Sleeper (SL), Rs 2115 in Second AC (2A) and Rs 260 in Second Seater (2S).
The city of Chennai in Tamil Nadu, formely known as Madras, India and the headquarters of the Southern Railway Zone, is a major rail transport hub in the country. Chennai Central Railway Station designed in British colonial style by architect Henry Irwin and also known as the Gateway to the South. It is one of the most important railway hubs in South India and stands as one of the busiest in the nation. The next station to Chennai Central, Basin Bridge Junction, is the railway junction where three different lines meet. Chennai has an international airport Chennai International Airport. It is the fourth busiest airport in India and 47th busiest airport in Asia. Chennai is the land of beautiful temples, and reels in tourists from different corners of the world. There is of course Mahabalipuram (nicknamed Mahabs), which displays Dravidian architecture on monuments, right by the beach side. Kapaleeshwar Temple is a wondrous temple to take a peek into. This Shiva temple was also constructed in the 7th century. Chennai is known for its delicacies: dosas and idlis. A place to get some great tasting South Indian food is the 'Adyar Anand Bhavan,' known for serving pure, delicious vegetarian goodness. To capture the diverse cultures of South India, Chennai has an authentic heritage home called 'Dakshichitra.' There are many cool exhibitions showcasing dance, art, craft activities, and much more. Some of the places to visit in Chennai Vandalur Zoo, Known to be one of Asia's largest open-air zoos, the Besant Nagar Beach, or Elliots Beach, but referred to as 'Bessie' and a mysterious and potentially eerie spot known as the 'Broken Bridge' lies just a bit beyond the beach. Pondy Bazaar and T Nagar are popular bazaar for shopping. Chennai has 3 railway stations - Chennai Central (MAS), Chennai Egmore (MS) and Tambaram (TBM).
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Beijing: Chinese police have detained 101 people for spreading rumors of the world's impending end.
The state-run Xinhua News Agency reported Tuesday that police confiscated leaflets, DVDs and other apocalyptic propaganda in the recent arrests in eight provinces across the country.
The detentions come ahead of Friday, 21 December — a date some say the Mayans prophesied would be the end of the world and which was the subject of the apocalyptic movie "2012."
Nearly half those detained are reported to be members of the group Almighty God, which is also called Eastern Lightning. The group is regarded as a heretical Christian sect. It preaches that Jesus has reappeared as a woman in central China and has been accused of kidnapping and beating Christians to force conversions.
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Boiling Springs product Dylan Thompson was impressive last season, but needs to work on raising his completion percentage.
In the two games he started last season against East Carolina and Clemson, South Carolina quarterback Dylan Thompson passed for more than 300 yards and three touchdowns in each game.
For the season, he threw for 1,027 yards and 10 touchdowns with just two interceptions in limited action.
While the former Boiling Springs star put up big numbers during an impressive sophomore campaign, the one glaring weakness on Thompson's stat line was his completion percentage.
Thompson completed just 52 percent of his passes last season, something he knows he'll have to improve on as he attempts to win the starting quarterback job.
"I didn't complete near the number of balls that I wanted to last year, or needed to in order for us to be really good," he said. "I'm trying to just get to where I'm making as little mistakes as possible, just getting extremely comfortable with the offense and the checks and the timing of guys and what we need to change if we see this coming. (I want to know) just as much as I can know about the offense therefore I'll be more comfortable with what we're doing."
Thompson's main competition for the starting job is Connor Shaw. The rising senior struggled with injuries last season as Thompson saw increased playing time when Shaw was unable to play.
Thompson took advantage of his opportunity at the end of the season, leading USC to a win at Clemson and throwing the game-winning touchdown pass in the Outback Bowl against Michigan.
Thompson's play caused head coach Steve Spurrier to declare the quarterback competition open for the upcoming season.
Thompson has the upper hand at the moment as Shaw tries to recover from foot surgery this winter. He will miss spring practice.
Spurrier said Thompson has been impressive this spring.
"Dylan's throwing well. These guys have been throwing since January. It's really neat when you have players that love playing football, love practicing, love trying to learn all that they can for their position. That's what we've got here with all of these quarterbacks," Spurrier said, adding that Thompson has done a good job as a leader this spring. "Dylan's always had a good demeanor. You don't have to worry about him, but he comes out here trying to get better every day. He likes throwing it. He likes taking his steps and pitching it around."
USC quarterbacks coach G.A. Mangus said that despite Shaw not being able to take part in practices this spring, the quarterback is still working to get better in other ways.
"That's why he's out there standing next to me over there. He can get his rehab and he does a great job with all of that. He's no different than Dylan. He wants to learn. You can get mental reps out here and he'll do it and he'll be ready to go," he said. "He'll be ready to roll in the summer time and the summer time is really when he's going to become a better player. He's got 19 starts under his belt. Does he need to get better? Sure he does. They all want to be better. I know he'll put in all the work when he's completely healthy."
Thompson said he's confident regardless of who wins the starting job.
"We're in great hands I feel like with either guy," he said.


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Ten Things I Love: Rachel's Mother's Kitchen
Sara Kate's initial post about ten favorite things in the kitchen was actually prompted by a visit to her childhood home and her mother's kitchen. Rachel's list of favorite things is also from her mother's kitchen! And can't you tell? Who except a mother could keep such an amazing drawer of Tupperware lids? Read on for more of Rachel's mother's kitchen.
Rachel says:
I was at my mother's house on Sunday afternoon and was showing her your website, and telling her how much I love it, when I found the "favorite things" project. Hope you enjoy the pics.
1. One of TWO breadboxes in her kitchen...
2. Coffee cupboard! Always a great selection to choose from.
3. Custom pull out cupboards (made by my grandfather)
4. Cute ambient lamp
5. ANY size tupperware lid you could ever need
6. Perfect mini skillet
7. The "rain" option of her new sink faucet
Thank you Rachel!
(Images: Rachel)


text: The following contest is a first round match in the Calgary Region. This match takes place in the First Union Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. #13 Brian Pillman Vs. #29 Rick Martel This contest is one fall with a 20 minute time limit. The match will take place in a 16 x 16 ring with no ramp leading to it. Any traditional managers for either competitor will be allowed at ringside. As for voting, vote for who you think would win this match based on the criteria you choose. Some suggestions would be (not limited to): in ring ability, overall skill, their level of influence at the highest point in their career, ability to connect with the crowd, experience in major matches or simply personal preference etc. The most votes in the voting period wins and in the case of a tie, the most written votes wins. There is one written vote per user, meaning if a poster make ten posts saying Bret should win that will count as a single vote. In the event of a second tie, both men are ELIMINATED, no questions asked. Only winners advance. Voting is open for four days and all posts must be non-spam.


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I know we all digi-scrap, that's why we are here. And I know we all like to be artsy craftsy, again, because we're all here. However, other than digital scrapping, what other arts and crafts do you like. I'd love to see your work!!!
I like paper crafting. I like scrapbooking, card making, and home decore. I haven't had a chance to do much over the last year or so, that's why I picked up digital scrapbooking. For me it has more flexibility. The following is a random card I made a few years ago. It was just quick and fun.
With my Cricut I started playing with vinyl. I made these cups for our Disney Cruise.
I tired knitting and dabbled in cross stitch but I just can't do everything. I am one of those that always has too many projects going on and still looking for something else.


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5 Orange Accessories For the Entry
It wasn't exactly intentional, but I noticed the other day that I have a lot of orange in my home's entryway. Maybe it all started with the gray front door — I've always loved orange and gray together. However it happened, I find myself with quite a few orange accessories right where one walks into my house. All that orange makes for a warm, cheery welcome.
Two of the following are accessories straight from my entryway, and the others are ones that I'd love to go for if I hadn't made a vow stop myself just shy of becoming obsessive about this color:
1. Wallter Slat Rack in orange, at Design Public
2. Small in size, this mirror from Gearforms is big in color and personality. It has served its purpose perfectly in my home's entryway: a last little glance on the way out the door to make sure my hair's in check and there's no food in my teeth!
3. This water hog rug from American Floor Mats is awesome: it soaks up messes and moisture without losing its bright disposition. An occasional vacuum is all it takes to keep it looking new.
4. Varaluz Urchin Orange Mini Pendant at Bellacor
5. Umbrella stand by I.D.E.A. International
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A bunch of suckers: Cordless shop vacuums
Lose the cord and the mess with these shop vacs
Just as smoke means there's fire, a woodworking or DIY project means cleanup. If you find your big shop vacuum a drag, both literally and figuratively, you may find that one of these cordless suction systems could get a hold of you.
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If you have an 18-volt Milwaukee tool, this 7.6 l wet/dry vacuum runs on the same battery, whether it's lithium-ion (li-ion) or nickel-cadmium (Nicad). The vacuum also features handy clips for storing attachments under the lid as well as others on the side for the 1 1/4″ hose. As this tool gobbles the gunk, the high-efficiency filter traps 99.7 per cent of particles 0.3 microns in size. $100, www.milwaukeetool.com.
Ryobi One+ system owners can attack wet or dry messes with this 18-volt vac. The machine can hold 7.6 l of refuse and has a range of attachments. It can also be used for blowing stuff out the door. $60, www.ryobitools.com.
The DeWalt 2-l wet/dry vacuum is the most compact tool of the bunch. Unlike the others, it also comes with its own 18-volt Nicad battery and charger. This little guy can slurp up even the smallest bits. The hose can detach from the main nozzle, giving you some extra reach as you send waste through the HEPA filter, which traps 99.97 per cent of 0.3-micron particles. $170, www.dewalt.com.
Sep. 8, 2012
10:28 am
I paid $100 for my Dewalt which was a special at a woodworking show. Works great except it is very loud!
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