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Local nonprofits, schools and county departments that rely on federal funding say the specific impacts of across-the-board budget cuts triggered by today's "sequestration" deadline are mostly unknown, and likely won't be seen for weeks or months to come.
Only one thing seems certain: Any resulting cuts are likely to affect those already hit by the recession and earlier belt-tightening, among them seniors, at-risk students, national parks and perhaps the long-term unemployed and low-income families receiving food assistance.
Starting today, the failure of Congress to avert $85 billion in across-the-board spending cuts will reduce funding for almost every federal program, including the Department of Defense. The White House says Army and Air Force operations in the state will lose $141 million and 22,000 civilian DOD employees will be furloughed.
"These cuts will be harmful for our state, but it is my hope that we can come together, Democrats and Republicans, on a long-term deficit reduction plan before the most severe impacts of sequestration are felt in North Carolina," Sen. Kay Hagan said, following two failed attempts to forge a budget deal Thursday.
While $600 million in cuts are expected to the Federal Aviation Administration, Asheville Regional Airport has apparently dodged a bullet. Marketing Director Tina Kinsey said "our understanding is Asheville Regional Airport is not going to see any effects from sequestration."
County schools to lose 9-10%
According to the White House, North Carolina will lose about $2.4 million in funding for primary and secondary education this year alone, putting about 350 teachers and aides at risk, plus another $16.8 million in funds for educating children with disabilities.
Because federal funding for schools arrives in October and July, the impact of cuts won't trickle down to the Henderson County Public Schools system until next fiscal year, which starts July 1, said Eric Moore, a fiscal analyst with the N.C. Department of Public Instruction. How deep the cuts will go is still up in the air.
"The really conservative figures have said 8 percent (per year) and the really outrageous figures have said, like 12 percent," Moore said.
County schools received about $10.8 million in federal funding through state conduits this fiscal year, said Finance Director Kerry Shannon. During a conference call with NCDPI Finance Director Phillip Price, Shannon was told to expect a cut of 9 to 10 percent due to sequestration.
However, when a one-time allocation of federal "Race to the Top" funds is removed, Shannon said the county is closer to losing between $873,000 and $970,000 next fiscal year. More than a third of the federal funds the county gets, roughly $3.8 million, are Title 1 funds that help at-risk, disadvantaged students.
"We wouldn't be able to dip into the fund balance to weather the federal cuts," Shannon said. "We'd just have to downsize our programming to reflect those cuts. A lot of our Title 1 funds are used for tutors. We'd obviously have less money for tutors."
She said the school board can't realistically offset the cuts by pulling from its reserves "because we're using about $2 million of our fund balance this year because of state cuts. Our (local education agency) reduction went up last year, and it's expected to go up again next year."
Seniors to lose funding
According to the White House, North Carolina will lose about $1.54 million in funds that provide meals to seniors in the next seven months alone (the federal fiscal year ends in September).
"We fully anticipate there will be funding lost both this year and next," said Joe Johnson, finance officer for the Council on Aging of Henderson County. "I've heard everything from 1 percent to 25 percent. It's all over the place, which compounds the problem. Cuts are one thing, but when you don't know how deep they'll go, it's almost worse."
The Council on Aging received about $300,000 in federal block grant monies this year, 71 percent of which funds Meals on Wheels, a program serving 215 homebound seniors each day in the county. The rest goes to serve meals to the elderly at the Sammy Williams Center on North Justice Street, a public-private partnership that allows seniors to live independently in their homes and a referral service for seniors.
Johnson said it's hard to gauge how the agency will react to the cuts, since specifics are not known yet. But there are really only two options, he said: asking the local community to fill the gaps left by sequestration, or prioritizing who will receive services and who will go on a waiting list until funding is restored.
"It's a triage thing," he said. "Figuring out what that hit is going to be and doing whatever it takes to protect the most vulnerable and frail. We operate on a bare-bones budget around here. There's no secret pot of money to make up for lost funding. We'll just have to adjust and do the best we can with the resources we have."
Public health effects unknown
The White House outlined several ways in which sequestration will affect public health in North Carolina. Its report said the state will lose $911,000 to help upgrade its ability to respond to public health threats, including infectious diseases and natural disasters.
It also will lose about $2 million in grants to prevent and treat substance abuse, plus another $341,000 for HIV testing.
But the impact of cuts on Henderson County's Department of Public Health, if any, is still unclear, said Director Tom Bridges. He said federal funds flow into a number of programs, including a regional effort to improve physical activity and reduce obesity; communicable disease control; and the Women, Infants and Children program, which supplements nutrition for low-income moms and children under 5.
"We know there is the possibility that our WIC program — we may have to cut back on some of the caseload we serve," said Bridges. But he added the department will not make any abrupt changes in WIC or any other program until they know the extent of the cuts, should they materialize.
"In the past, they had a situation where they reduced caseload and it became a complicated thing to get things reinstated," he explained. "In fact, we wound up giving money back to the feds later that could've been provided to people. So what they're doing is waiting and seeing, rather than being reactionary."
Bridges said he's sure environmental health inspections of restaurants, hotels, summer camps, day care centers and nursing homes will continue unabated, since they're covered by county funds. Other than that, not much is certain, he said, except for the fact that impacts of sequestration won't be obvious to clients for some time.
"There may be cuts, but they won't be realized immediately," Bridges said. "It's sort of like a big ship. To turn the ship, you move the rudder, but it takes a while for the ship to alter its course. With something as huge as the federal government, it will take time to see the results."
Unemployed may have to do without
North Carolina will lose about $83,000 in funding by September for job search assistance, referral and placement, the White House said, affecting roughly 15,100 people.
But a spokesman for the N.C. Employment Security Commission said it's too early to say what impact sequestration may or may not have on unemployed citizens.
"There's the potential that those who are on the federal extension could get a cut in benefits, but until we get guidance from the (U.S.) Dept. of Labor, we don't know if that's an issue," said Larry Parker, acting director of public relations for NCESC, referring to those whose jobless benefits have run out and who qualify for emergency unemployment compensation from the feds for up to 47 weeks.
Marilyn Williams, manager of the Hendersonville's ESC office, said she doesn't foresee any problems providing locally unemployed individuals with job search assistance, even in the event cuts do occur.
National parks take a hit
The Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site in Flat Rock is expected to lose about $62,000 from sequestration, resulting in fewer seasonal rangers to provide tours and guide visitors this year, according to National Park Service officials.
An NPS report released this week showed the Sandburg home generated $4.75 million in local spending in 2011, creating 70 jobs with a total payroll of $1.8 million.
The Blue Ridge Parkway will have to cut 21 seasonal interpretative ranger positions and close half of its 14 visitors centers, according to an NPS memo leaked by the Coalition of NPS Retirees. The move will affect half a million parkway visitors, who will have to travel 80 miles between open visitor facilities.
In 2011, the parkway generated $340 million in visitor spending, the NPS report said, producing 4,379 jobs with a combined income of $73.5 million. With 15.3 million visitors a year, the linear park is the nation's most popular NPS unit.
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The Minnesota Wild got a goal late in the third period to send the game to overtime, but fell by a final score of 3-2 after a shootout in Chicago Thursday night. The Blackhawks won the shootout 1-0.
Charlie Coyle gave the Wild a 1-0 lead late in the first period with his 11th goal of the season, assisted by defensemen Jared Spurgeon and Ryan Suter.
Ben Smith tied the game for Chicago in the second period just 2:29 in to the second frame.
Bryan Bickell scored for the Blackhawks early in the third period to give Chicago a 2-1 lead, but Erik Haula's fourth goal of the season with under two minutes remaining in regulation sent the game to overtime, and eventually the shootout.
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|2012-08-30, 20:20
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I don't agree this was the most boring outcome though. Imagine we have orichimaru and Sasuke just Ninja walking to get to where they were going ( with a few attempt at comedy here and there) or the Hokage's talking about how strong Madara is ( again). The horror of having had to deal with these scenarios.
I guess your worse scenario was the worse " realistic" scenario .
|2012-08-30, 21:32
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Didn't chojiro kill black zetsu though? Or just wound him?
|2012-08-30, 22:12
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the mask man that fought minato was likely obito. i thought about it being a zetsu clone but he would a turned into said clone as we have seen him do after the raikage/bee skirmish with kisame, and during the war. also we have to consider that obito eye was being used during that fight...also he doesn't look all that grown up. that cloak seemed a bit oversized huh?
|2012-08-30, 23:09
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|2012-08-31, 00:03
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So.... Tobi really was Obito all along.
Well, shit. I actually didn't see this coming until I read the previous chapter (598). I am almost afraid we're being trolled again.... >_<
|2012-08-31, 01:14
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obito is not older than kakashi, he was 13 years old when he died, he was kakashi's age, just like rin. and if you look at the drawings, they look about the same age. did you see kakashi in this current chapter? he's much taller than rin. does he look like a 5-year-old to you? he's about 11 at that time, the same age as rin and obito. obito became chuunin at 11.
hey, if it's just a minor lapse or a drawing mistake, i'd forgive it. kishi is human, he's not perfect. but these mistakes actually affect the timeline and give us confusing new info about these characters that doesn't coincide with his earlier info, so i just have to question them. only sheep follow the shepherd without question. if you have a mind of your own, if you're not blinded by your faith in something or someone, you will question everything.
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|2012-08-31, 03:23
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as for obito being named after tobi? hmmm... i don't know. other people have jokingly argued in the past that tobi might be tobirama or even sarutobi. tobi is a common name. and tobi is not obito spelled backwards, if you spell obito backwards it's otibo.
lol, i wasn't talking about you! judging from your usual posts i know you question things when you feel you've been trolled or you feel it doesn't add up. i was talking about the fanatics. i've met quite a lot of them online and none of them could give me a good argument about anything. all they keep saying is "let's wait for naruto to end before we pass our judgment or comment on the series", or they would simply crucify you for criticizing their favorite manga and manga-ka. like right now, i'd probably get neg reps for this and be tagged as someone who just complains. even when i don't say anything bad about the chapter, they still think i'm complaining! they have so much faith in kishi they don't question at all even when it's obvious that he made mistakes or that there are some inconsistencies in his plot. besides, i was merely responding to someone else's post about fans saying there's no need to defend or question kishi's mistakes.
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|2012-08-31, 04:57
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I'm not a tumor
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yet more questions to be answered...how can tobi survive if he sends a piece of his head to the other dimension while phasing and survive... if he phases his arm to the other dimension is it considered separated from the rest of him or can he move it? if that is the case then why was deidara's arm ripped off? and why was it flung to a different location instead of staying in the other dimension? why hasn't he gone blind from spamming the tech? why do certain uchiha have completely arbitrary special techniques for their eyes such as kamui and shisui's techs? why did kisame have gills? the overall feel of how the story is going makes me think kishi is just gonna ignore answering most of the niggling mysteries.... WHY OBITO!!
lol though i did read the chapter again, as others said definitely needs that sad flute music in the anime
|2012-08-31, 06:13
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They should still at least show what really happened to Rin since if Obito lives than Kakashi's little death experience can't really be considered accurate.
Besides, Obito living means that we can't even take his word that Rin actually died considering that we never saw a body.
|2012-08-31, 06:52
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shouldnt he noticed it earlier when he is drawing the mountain?
I think it takes 30 secs to draw that mountain.... shouldnt he be notice it by that time?
I think Kishimoto has short memory problem, we fans noticed it earlier more than him...
im pretty sure he checked his chapter before he publish it.
anyways its not a big problem,
what important is that when he made the character Obito or TObi, im pretty sure he planned that character to be Obito all along,
the scenes:
Tobi talks to Sasuke,
Tobi vs Konan,
Tobi vs Minato
Tobi says "I am Madara"
were just a plot to make us believe that he isnt Obito
Tobi's Debut were pretty obvious he is Obito so that's why he made that plot
|2012-08-31, 07:43
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- the same reason they were anticipating him to come fight the kyuubi...I didn't see Gemma or the elite squad there either
- hokage aren't THAT guarded. the second was out in the field with team tobirama and co when he died...
3rd paragraph:
I have never seen there ages quoted in the manga...if I have missed these please refer me and I'll concede.
4th paragraph:
If its a mistake, it's a mistake. I'm using my own mind which is why we currently disagree. I feel how u feel tho. Mistakes like these hurt the story. I just don't think a mistake was made. That could change though.
|2012-08-31, 11:46
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|2012-08-31, 13:01
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There were ANBU guarding the place where Minato and Kushina were, they were killed by Tobi.
The 2nd hokage gave the hokage title to Sarutobi before he went on his suicide mission, he was not hokage any more.
|2012-08-31, 13:43
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thats that i suppose...
|2012-08-31, 17:11
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I'm not a tumor
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|2012-08-31, 21:46
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Join Date: Feb 2012
I still dont think it really obito, after rewatching the battle with the fourth when tobi got hit on the leftside it was white goo. We know that zetsu can copy someone in every way. I think it is Maybe The first Zetsu ever, when tobi acted like a child that could have been the white part and the more serious is the black. This could have been the one madara made after the battle with the first.
Madara/Izuna could have gain knowledge about time/space jutsu and implanted all that knowledge with the first Zetsu. There is just too much that happened before obito's birth/death to be just him.
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Portland State University has already taken steps to reduce tobacco use on its downtown campus. Now the school is challenging itself to become entirely smoke-free by 2016.
College student Hannah Muller was a light smoker for years. She was enrolled at Portland Community College in 2009 when that school implemented a smoking ban.
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European stock indexes posted their biggest gains in 10 weeks on Monday, on signs of progress in U.S. negotiations to avert the looming $600 billion "fiscal cliff" of tax hikes and spending cuts.
European Markets
The pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 closed provisionally up 2.3 percent at 1,091.49 points, building on a rally sparked by signs of progress in U.S. fiscal cliff discussions on Friday and over the weekend. The FTSEurofirst 300 opened 0.5 percent higher on Monday morning, having closed at a three and a half month-low on Friday.
All sector indices on the pan-European STOXX 600 index closed in positive territory, led by shares that depend on economic growth, such as auto stocks and banks.
Among bank stocks, Germany's Commerzbank, France's Credit Agricole and Britain's Barclays all closed more than 5 percent higher.
Fiscal Cliff Deal Looming?
On Friday, leaders of the U.S. Senate and House said they would be flexible in efforts to settle policy differences to avoid the fiscal cliff, which could send the world's largest economy into recession if no agreement is reached.
U.S. President Barack Obama expressed optimism on Sunday that a deal can be reached on the fiscal cliff. "I am confident we can get our fiscal situation dealt with," Obama said in Bangkok, at the start of a three-nation Southeast Asia trip, including the first visit to Myanmar (Burma) by a U.S. president.
"That [progress in negotiations] was the catalyst for the short-term gain of the market," said Vincent Guenzi, chief strategist at Cholet Dupont.
"That could help the market maybe gain 1 or 2 percent more, but to really have the end of the downtrend of the last weeks, we need something real."
An unexpected rise in U.S. existing home sales for October added to the brighter sentiment towards the world's biggest economy on Monday, which has become a significant source of growth for European companies as their domestic region flirts with recession.
On the other side of the Atlantic, Thomson Reuters reported that euro zone finance ministers will give a tentative go-ahead for the disbursement of 44 billion euros in emergency loans to Greece on Tuesday. However, the money will only be paid on December 5 if the country meets all remaining aid conditions.


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UK Music Retailers Ask Why They Should Pay Performance Licenses To Play Music When They're Trying To Sell The Music
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"These license fees imposed on record stores are iniquitous and in my view should be abolished," said UK-based Entertainment Retail Association (ERA) president Paul Quirk in a speech to members on Wednesday, while squarely pointing to "industry bodies like PRS and PPL who still pursue record stores for license fees in order to play music, promote music and ultimately to sell music."Can you imagine running any other business this way? A bakery that wants to sell you cakes, but has to pay a separate "performance rights fee" to the baker? Don't see that working..


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NEW YORK, Jan 10 (Reuters) - Oil futures rose on Thursday on news that top world oil exporter Saudi Arabia had cut back production in response to flagging demand, and after China reported strong demand for its exports.
U.S. crude futures rose to a 16-week high of $94.70 a barrel before settling at $93.82, up 72 cents on the day. Brent crude rose as high as $113.29 a barrel before settling at $111.89, up 13 cents.
OPEC's top producer slashed oil production by 700,000 barrels per day (bpd) to 9 million bpd during the last two months of 2012, according to industry sources. Major customers for Saudi crude said the cuts were driven by lower demand.
News of the Saudi supply curbs helped briefly push Brent over $113 a barrel for the first time since mid-October, well above the $100 a barrel price Riyadh has said it favors.
Oil and other markets also got a boost from Chinese trade data that showed strong export growth rebound in December, raising expectations of revived growth in the world's No. 2 economy that could drive more fuel demand.
Crude pared some gains after the Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank said its annual revisions showed that factory activity in the U.S. mid-Atlantic region grew at a lower pace in December than originally reported.
"The strong data from China indicates demand might be improving there and the Saudis have cut back production, but the downward revisions by the Philly Fed gave the market a little pause," said Phil Flynn, analyst at Price Futures Group in Chicago.
Gains in U.S. crude pushed the benchmark to a level of 67 on the 14-day relative strength index. That is close to the 70 mark that, according to traders who follow technical charts, can indicate a commodity has been overbought.
U.S gasoline futures rose along with crude, but heating oil futures in the New York Harbor fell by 0.6 percent to around $3.05 per gallon.
Traders attributed the fall to speculation that cargoes of Russian gas oil may come to the Harbor. Physical oil traders told Reuters that up to six cargoes may be headed for New York.
Also helping oil's advance on Thursday was news of a pipeline explosion in Yemen that halted most of the country's oil exports.
Flows of oil through Yemen's main crude export pipeline stopped on Thursday after it was blown up by unknown attackers, government and oil industry officials said.
"These three factors - Saudi Arabia, Yemen and the China data - are all helping to push up the market," said Tamas Varga, an oil analyst at broker PVM Oil Associates in London.
Saudi Arabia says it favors an oil price of about $100 a barrel, but recent reports have suggested that the market is well supplied and that output from some regions, particularly North America, will grow rapidly over the next two years. U.S. government data showed that domestic oil output rose above 7 million barrels a day last week for the first time since 1993.
"Short term, the Saudi output figures are bullish, but longer term they are more bearish, because they suggest Saudi Arabia sees the need to cut to balance the market," Varga said.
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The Eight Trigrams Sixty-Four Palms is a taijutsu that should only be passed down in the main house of the Hyūga clan.
It is a dangerous technique that is appropriately handed down from father to only a single child within the Hyūga clan. It is a manoeuvre of the Gentle Fist fighting style.[2] With the Byakugan's near 360° field of vision, the user envisions an Eight Trigrams circle. Then the enemy within this circle is hit with a series of violent blows. By striking sixty-four of the tenketsu throughout the opponent's Chakra Pathway System, their chakra flow is stopped, making them unable to even stand.
Once someone is within range of the user's field of divination, the user assumes a Gentle Fist stance and begins to deliver the attack:
- First, two consecutive strikes to make two.
- Second, another two consecutive strikes to make four.
- Third, four consecutive strikes to make eight.
- Fourth, eight consecutive strikes to make sixteen.
- Fifth, sixteen consecutive strikes to make thirty-two.
- Sixth, another thirty-two consecutive strikes in succession to make a total of sixty-four strikes. The sixth consecutive attack needs a strong step forward, because without it the technique will fail.
Each set of strikes is done at an exponentially increasing pace and strength. The attack not only disables the enemy but also knocks them back with every set of strikes.
- The technique's name and the emblems it displayed are derived from the symbols of Taoist philosophy, the bagua and the yin and yang.
- Though only taught to members of the main house, Neji, a branch house member was able to master this secret technique using only his own perception and talent.
- In the anime, the only known ninja to block all of the attacks is Shira, someone who is very adept at taijutsu.
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'."'. Central Ohio's Only Jeiolsh Neiospaficr Reaching Every Home to J^tttfeli Olljromrk Deooled to Anierican and Jewish Ideals A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR THE JEWISH HOME Volume IX-^ No.'45 COLUMBUS, OHIO, OCTOBER 29, 1926. Per Year $3.00; Per Copy loc Presents Plea To Queen Marie For The Jews of Roumania Rabbi Wise Asks Her to Inter¬ cede on the Jews' Behalf; Letter of Queen to War¬ burg 13 Quoted. VIENNA JEWS THREAT. EN ED WITH ANTI-SEM¬ ITIC PROPAGANDA BECAUSE OP SOCIAL DEMOCRATS JEWISH PRESS DEMANDS STATEMENT FROM QUEEN . NEW. YORK~A plea to biiccn Marie to inlcrce<Ie on bdialf: of the Jews in Roumania was uttered by Dr. Stephen S. Wise at a, conference held iit the Metropolis Cluh Tuesday night to review and consider, matters affect¬ ing the Jews in East European couii- I tries, including Roumania. ¦ About fifty persons aittcnded. ; Dr. Wise who presided and was the principal speaker said that both Jews >nd Christians, had rcmarlred that this waB an opportune time to, call the al- tentiou of the public to "the grievous wrongs to which tlie Jews of Roumania despite all assurances and treaty'oblig^- tions, are still being subjected, "In common with" all our fellow- Americans," Dr. Wise said, '^ve share Anglo-Jewish Philanthropist Presents Contribution to Weizniann as Talis¬ man of Good Luck on Amcr- X ican Tour VIENNA—(J. T. A.)_Thc return of intense anti-Semitic propaganda in Vicuna, resembling that of the Leuger' .period, is threatened by the leaders of the Cbristlich Sozlale. party: . The situation is a result of the parly /fight bct\V-cen the Cbristlich Soziale and the Social Democrats which is now tak¬ ing place ill Vienna in connection with the forthcoming: elections. ""Tire ciim- paign of the Social dcmocfats i5\mainly conducted by the leaders of the. party who are Jewish and is.directed chiefly against the Cbristlich . Soziale. Herr ICunschak, leader of the Cbristlich So: ziale declared that "tlie period'of aiiti- Semitic propaganda during the'time of Lueger, mayor of Vienna,-.will return if the Social Democrats' campaign will continue*'* ; , Bernard Barbii of London Gives $125,000 to Relieve Tbie Palestine Situation A Challenge By AARON M. NEUSTADT. Editor, Ohio Jewish Chronicle. in' the time-honored spirit of welcome ; and friendship to distinguished visitors, but convictions oh questions of life and death arc . presumably permitted to be entertained under .all circumstances, CTCh at the time of public jubilations. ' "As it is, the question of the Jews in Roumania. had been raised by ques- .tions submitted to Her Majesty, Queen Marie, and her answers' have been so little .reassuring, that I am reluctantly , compelled to appeal to America's spirit .' of. fair play," ; '. ' ., .Dr., Wise than reviewed! the Jewish situation -in Roumania saying the Jews tHc're were peaceful and patriotic. . He •said that even now economic, and edu¬ cational discriminations threaten to iinake ineffectual the minority Tights guaranteed in 1919. ¦ Dr. Wise said, "We ask hfir Majesty, ithe.0«ecii of Roumania,. as a lover of fair play, .as a friend of America, which .means the same, and,more, to intercede r on tlie'Jews'tehalf." ::/ :. Amqng those at .tile 'dinner'-were; ¦ Representative, SoV Bloprn; , Supreme Court Justice Aaron J. Levyi Magis¬ trate Louig . BrodS;ky, Loiiis Lipsky, President 'of the Zionist , Organization .of America; Carl Sherman, former At- ¦ torney tieneral of New York State, and ¦'¦",Max-,.Steuer.' '¦¦¦¦¦;".'.'¦-¦ ";,"¦;" ' .The American Hebrew republished .a tetter addressed -by ^ Queen, .Marie to ¦ Felix M.. Warburg^ chairman of the American Joint Distribution Committee, praising the , post-war relief ,¦ work of th.-jt "comniittee in Roumania through which "others than Jews in my .coun^ - try", were helped by this American,Jew ish relief agency. This letter .was at the time delivered to Mr.: Warburg by Oscar r.eonard of St. Louis, who was the.' Joiiit Distribution Coinhiittee .,di rector .'of. the Roumaniari Relief h Bucharest. The letter read: " ¦¦''My...dear, sir; ' -:;;;" '' ; . I take the opportunity of Mr. Oscar Leonard's return to the United. States, after his service in Roumania for your Committee, to say thpt the work done . by the Joint Distrihiition Committee lias been ext-remely beneficial fo the Jewish population. I also know.that your work has helped others than Jews, in my country. ¦ I hope the good work will be continued by your Committee as long as it may; be. necessary. I know of your plans, for rebuilding thou.sands of homes in Bukovina and elsewhere and of your- plans of rehabilitation^ a.ll of which I not only approve but admire. . "I wish to ask you to convey to the Jewish people in the United States that (Continued on page 4) (This article with several emehdat torn and additions is based on a little essay written by Mr. Neustadt. /or The Columbus, DispatcU and published in that paper on Saturday, October gill. . Although intended primarily for non-Jewish readers, it possesses a special appeal for Jezvs. It is hoped- that its publication at this iinte •will, tend to stimulate an interest in Zionism as zvcll as Jctvish affairs in general, ff so, it wasn't zvritten in vain. , ¦ Beginning 'with next tveek's issue the Chronicle will publish little monographs on Zionist founders and leaders. Watch for them.^ Editor.^ '¦¦ y ¦ So many jieople arc at sea regarding the aims and purposes of the Zionist Movement, that I have thought it apropos to make an Authorita¬ tive statement on the subject. Recently I noted with considerable grati¬ fication a most interesting story in The Dispatch concerning a young university student, who sailed for Palestine in orcler to make a survey of the rehabilitation work now going on.in the Holy Land. I think that it was altogether fittiiig and proper that "Ohio's Greatest Home Daily" hould have featured this story, especially sO since it deals with a SubHme md constructive movement, a study of which wiU not only enlighten one ahent a great world problem, but also inspire him with the most exalted ideals ever vouchsafed to man. COUNCIL OF JEWISH WO¬ MEN TO MEET ON TUES¬ DAY, NOVEMBER SEC¬ OND. AT BRYDEN ROAD TEMPLE \A regular meeting of the Columbus Section, Cpuncii ot Jew.ish Women will take place next Tuesday, Novcmbei* 2nd, at the Brydeii Road Temple. Busine.'is of vital importance will he transacted. A "Peace Program" and^a most interest¬ ing and appealing play will be read by several members of the Council. Mrs. Ben Lowenstein of Cincinnati will conduct her parliamentary law class at 1:30 P.; M. Wednesday, November 3rd, in the Vestry Room of the Temple. HALLOWEEN MASQUERADE DANCE AT T. L TEMPLE TOMORR6w .LIVENING; OCT. 3t All Chronicle renders ore cor¬ dially iiivited to attend the An¬ nual Halloween Masquerade daiice given by the Tifereth Israel Sisterhood at 1354 East llroad Street tomorrow (Sun¬ day) evening at 8:00 P. M. A splendid orche&tra:haB been engaged for the occasion. Beautiful prizes will be given away. The proceeds of this af¬ fair will go towards th© Tifer¬ eth Israel Building Fund,' Deli¬ cious "eats" and refreshing drinks will be served. Mrs. S. Levin and Mrs. S. Goldstone will be the hostesses for thie evening.: Remember—Sunday evening, Oct. 3lBt —at 1351 Bast Broad Street. LONDON.—(J. T. A:)~A contribu-, tion of $12o,00p designated. to relieve the present tineinployinent situation in Palestine was presented by Bernard Baron, Ariglo-Jewish, philanthropist,, to Dr.Ciiaiin. Weizmann, president of the World Zionist Organization, at a. fare¬ well reception given in-Dr. Weizmann's honor last night prior, to his departure for America. (^ ^^ Sir Alfred Mond; who was scheduleiT" to- preside at the reception was unable > to attend, because of liis participation in the British Jniperial COnfercnGC. Joseph Cowen presided'. . \. ' .In handing, his check for :£2o,000 to Dr. WMzmann, Mr.-. Baron termed it a talisman of good, luck for his'journey to the United. States. "Since I am in¬ terested in Palestiitc,! will see the move¬ ment through,'' Mr. Baron declared, ''t wish to. see the.JeVirs,,settled in PalesfiiTc, as ¦ farmer.'i. I ani; pirpiid of my Jewish¬ ness and of tbe Jewish achievements in Palestine," he stated. He also expressed hope that the wealthy, aristocratie Anglo- Jewish families will finally turn their syinpatbies toward Paleatirie.. iMr. Baron is one of the largest indi- .vidual contributors to the Keren. Haye- sod. Up to the present he, has contrib¬ uted tlic amount - of .-fGO.OOO outside of his recent investment of £I06,000 in. the- Ruttenberg electric works. Responding to the introduction of the chairman 'who wished him success in America where "the Jews have iiohly responded to,t?he call of Palestine," Dr. Weizmatin delivered, an address oh. the present situation, in the Zionist movel ment and in F'alestine. He laid emphasis' on'the fact that the cbniroversy betw'eeiv the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee and the Zionist Organization of.America has-ended.Tliis opens the way for the future work of,.cdoperaition between all. classes, of : Jqwry, he said, Dr. Weizmann praised the achievements and'Contributions of American Jewry.' "I ain going to America in an opti- mistic mood and will present the^ facts of the situation to the American Jewish public. I have no doubt that the re¬ sponse will be a hearty anid generous one, snfiicicnlly strong to bring forwai^ the means which are . necessary' to fuirther the progress of the Jewish national home." . Dr. Weizmann, then developed the program by \yhicH th? Zionist Ex^ ccutive intends to carry on the work in the near future. "It is .planned," h&^ld, "provided the means are available, fc' maintain a volume of Jewish immigra¬ tion to Palestine of between 25,000 and 30,000. annually. One-third of this number must be agricultural workers whb are to settle on the land. The'other two-thirds will consist of men and wot men skilled in the various trades. This system has been worked, very successfully, by other governiheiits in their coloniza¬ tion work. There is evci;y reason to be¬ lieve tbat it will also work in Palestine." . Mo-ssages of (jodspeed were received by Dr. Weizniann from Lord Balfour, Colonial Secretary Leopold H. Aniery and Sir Alfred Mond, Dr. Weizmann also paid tribute to.the work of the Palestine Economic Con¬ ference recently held in London under; tbe chairmanship of Sir Hehert Samuel He cKpresswl the hope that the Pales¬ tine cutcrprise will in the near future be placed ou a secure busiues,s-like basis. PARTICULARLY IMPRESSED As an Mitor of a J^wi§h newspaper, I vvas. particularly impressed by the intelligence that a Christian y6un^ tnan waS sufificiently interested in the Zionist Movement to make a long journey to the Orient, and see with his own:eyes the. rejuvenation of a country, which has lain, waste aiid desolate for centuries. According to the stoi^ in The Dispatch, Samuel Williams, the young man itt question, believes that a Biblical prophecy is now .being .fulfilled in the Holy I^and: 1 agree with the young man, and only wish that morejof our college boys and girls wduUt deem this matter of sufificient interest to look into it. ¦¦'^'^'^ Nbt long ago in an address before a body of Christian divinity st) dents, I was asked what Zionism means, My reply was: .. ^ "Zionism strives to build for the. Jewish people a legally-secured and publicly recognized home in Palestine, where they can re-establish them selves as a tiatipn among .nations. It is the JevVish-national wtU-to-livd aiiid tp achieve.. It is a protest against distintegration: and assimilation It admonishes the JeWs of the world with the spirit of noblesse oblige. It says to tfiem: *Xou, the descendants of the, most ancient of races, must iiot forget the glorious heritage \vf?hich is yours.' It teUa.the modern .<lrcn,, just-as 1 x]esceridaiits^^t)]^fe''r|oBse^6f J^ true— courageous in their attitude toward their foes; loyal in their rela¬ tion to each otlier, and true to their mission of spreading the gospelof peace and harmony among the peoples of the world. ¦ "Zionism is no longer a glaring, platitudinous generality; it is today a blazing, throbbing reality. ; In the Holy Land; wheriei^its beneficent and healing, activities are .now in full swing, it has' alrealdy^ revived, the classical Hebrew tongue- and thev ancient, Hebraic culture, and has also laicl the foundations of arejuvcnited Jewish home land frpm which will radiate, to all corners of the world, influences both salutary and inspiring." Some; of America's leading Jews have dedicated their -lives aiidtheir" tortunes to Zionist endeavor. For over 25 years Rabbi Stephen Si, Wise, ,:PrOfessor Richard Gpttheij. of Golumbia .ubiyersity, and. Federal Judge; Julian W- Mack .have been, oliampioning the ideals of Zionisin in the. United States.," .They have been assisted,by sUch men as,Nathan Strauss of the R. H. Macy; & C6.," NewvYor^j Dri A. H. iSih^er of Cleveland, Mi's; Joseph Fels of Philadelphia and many noted Christians, ammig them Governor Alfred E. Smith, the^late lamented Woodrow Wilson, the never-to-berforgotten THeoclore RdoseVelt and the immortal Dr. Charles W. Eliot of Harvard university.. : : ¦ , Queen Marie Embarrassed When Jewish Question Is Raised During Interview NEW YORK.—The Jewish question in Roumania was brought to the atten¬ tion of t'le American public interested in the visit' here,.of: Quc^n Marie by a representative of a New "Vprk Jewish newspaper when -200. press. representa¬ tives met the Queen on the Leviathan. "I am the representative of a Jewish paper. We would .like to know your Government'^ attitude toward the Jews in Roumania," the reporter asked the Queen... ¦ -,,-. .'¦¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦- "'".¦:¦-¦¦ - For a moment there was an oppressive, silence. The reporters ..had ;bcen.. in¬ formed that the. Queen would answer no questions on political^ subjectSj arid it seemed that one of her aides was about to.step forward and interfere, but Qiieen Marie, ¦ apparently- cmbarrasaed, then replied : ¦ ^':l "Everybody is' treated in our country the'same way," "Buf.fhe Jews^are not pftrinitted to study iii the ^universities,'' |lhie reporter .persiistedi-' :¦. -,. -¦¦ .. ¦ ¦-¦¦'. '¦¦¦¦ ¦ "I kriow-.thcre have beeii difficulties, but;" I had nothing to do with that per¬ sonally. The; Jews, have been :-most, friendly to "mc,. and I hope they will remain so. The King is very fond of the jews and considers' th^m his chil¬ dren just-as his, Other subjects: Among States are very many Jews, and; I shfiH look forward to, meeting them. I s^all be as glad to see them as any one else,'' the Queen said. - v Prominent Non-Jews Secure Funds For The Institute of Religion Former Governor Silzer ^nA John J. Stamler Praise The Work of Wise's Liberal j Rabbinical Seminary SWAYTHLING'S GRANDSON TO ENTER THE J. L R. .;¦,,,;¦, ;M0NEV^AND,i3NERGY ' Jews in every "walk of life 4,^e how enrolled in the Zionist Orgahi- saticjn of America. They are hdt only studying-and propagating the principles of the moveinent; they are spending theii: money and their energy to.fprvvard.it. Millions of dollars have they ,ail ready sent to ex- (Conlim\ed on'page X) \iAxe%% of Mr. Fred ; 't. Lazarus is Featwre ^ of,Zion Lodge l|leeting B'nai B'rith Day Will ; be Celebrated Nov. 8 BUDAPEST—(J. T. A.) —New anti- Jewish excesses occurred at. the Uni¬ versity of Budapest when many of the Jewish students were beaten and thrown out of the lecture hall. The Jewish student body decided to boycott'the lec¬ tures until the university authorities will \ pens© of erecting the new The feature of last Monday night's nieeting of Zion Lo<lge, No. (i2,j L'O.'B. B;,wiis die.address of Fred ILaizarus, Jr'., on. tlic "Present Needs .and Meth¬ ods of the ClevelanBI Jewish 'Di'phan Home." . , J \ , V ¦ The- address was. most faVoraoIif ^e-. ceived, giving'as it "^did in a forceful, concise fashion first-hand irif6rmal|ori by one who has for "years been in inti¬ mate contact with the internal and exter¬ nal affairs of this jgreat child-caring institution. \ '¦'. MrJ Lazarus outlined the present, pro'r gressive policy of the Home and stressed the fact that during the pas^ eight years the most advanced and highly approved practical ideas have been put into effect there. The most urgent need at the present time, he said,' was for a new home in a suburban section of Cleveland, where the children will bp close to nature .and have nmcb, better facilities. He deplored the fact that the Home; is at present located in one.of the mostj deteriorated and congested sections or the Ohio Metropolis and paid tribute to'^ the local copunittee, which, through the United Jewish Fund, has raised |60,0(i0 in pledges towards defraying the ^*S*^' home for guarantee their personal safety.' fi;mous child-caring agency, . Every member of Zion Lodge, No. 62, 1. ;b. ^. B., is hereby notified that on Monday evening, November 8th, at 8:13 P. Mv "B'nai B'rith Daiy'* wilU be cele¬ brated by Zion Lodge. Brother Oscar Leomrd, . State Deputy of Missouri Lodge, St. Louis, Missouri, will be the chief speaker. A splendid musical pro- gl'am is being arranged'for the occasion. Watch the Chronicle for further details, Schonthal Comtnunitt) House Notes . . NEW YORK—(J.- T. A,)^Justice Jacob-. Panken, Sociallat',, candidate for gov^rjioc ot New. York -atate,- .denounced priicials of the, city, state and Nation for what^ne termed .their; "undue zest in groveling before the' Queen of the .most icorrniJtly governed, fcounti'y of Europe.",? ¦ The citizens of tliis 'democratic Re-. iniblic," iie said, "niiist stand aghast at tfie" series, of maudlin genuflections by our' elected ofiicials -wiiich must have made-the good Queen Marie of Rou¬ mania .wish she could spend the'rest of her days basiiilc.in adulation, of 'deino- cratic' America's olficials' ratlicr. than with her own rebellious and dissatisfied" peasants. : ' "it is a far cry , from ,the days, of WasliiiiKtoij. and Lincoln, who ' de- nOtinced .Kings in .iio^ uncertain terms, to the; days .of. 'Jinimie' Walker, and 'Ar Smith, .who boast of their rise froin the 'Sidewalks of New York', aiid yet 'kow-tow' to a representative of; this royalty system. .'What would Washing¬ ton and Jedcrson say were they alive today?" ¦. , Norman ¦ Thomas, former Socialist candidate for mayor apd governor said: "If I were mayor only ior'this day.so I could have shown royalty what we think.of them. What happened td the pride of the Jews in this .'city?. After all the artrocous pogroms'in Itoumania, why could'not they raise at least a mild protest?'. A ¦ meeting of protest against the Qiiecil's.reception as the Nation's guest was held at Union Square Monday night under the auspices of the International Labor Defense. The meeting was at- tcmlcd by about 60O persons.. New.York — As a result of a banquet tendered to Hon. Julian W. Mack, of tht United States Circuit Court, and Dr. Stephen S. Wise, respectively . Vice- Chairman of the Board of Trustees and Acting President of the Jewish institute of ReliB.ioiii New York,, the Jewish com¬ munities of Elizabeth and Plainficid, . New. Jersey have pledged themselves,to give more than $2,000 annually to'the support of the Jewish Institute of Relig¬ ion, the only liberal seminary for ' the training of rabbis in the East.. The banquet, was given to the leaders of the Jewish institute of Religion for their .'work in promoting religious; toler- ancc, hy Mr. John J. S'a'Tiler, Vice-Pres¬ ident of the Broad and,Nationar Bank, . Newark, N. Jl Among the participants in. giving honor to the guests -vyere for-, mcr Governor of New Jersey George $• Silzer, and Rev. Father Joseph Connor. Governor Silzer made a pica'for Kheir- alism in religious Hfe such-as-is em-', bodied in tlie ideals of the Jewish insti¬ tute of .Religion. Mr; Stainler made a, request thatthe Jewish community of Elizabeth support ' the fine work beingidone by the Institiite, and himself pledged a large amount annually. After addresses by Judge Julian W: Mack, and Dr. Stephen S. Wise, the; communities of Elizabeth and Plainfield pledged an annual contribu¬ tion'of at least $2,000 to the Jewish III; .' stitiite of Religion. . When th^ Oxford Debating Team, now in, this country for ;a series of debates- with. leading colleges and uni¬ versities, leaves .for England, one of. its membiirs Will remain .behind. Michael.' Franklin, a recent graduate of Oxford, and cme of the three - rcprcsentatiyea of ' the Oxford Union on the liebating 'f?aSr'ferde6i'dSl''l:o" eiitir ifiOatibinate, and .win. prepare himself for the minis¬ try ;aV the Jewish institute of Religion. ; Mr. Franklin took an active interest in JcWish.work during his student days,, having been Warden of the Oxford Synagogue. Mr.. Franklin is a son ,of tlic lion, and Mrs. E. L. Franklin of ;. London. He is a grandson of ;the late Lord Swaythlirig, lay leader of 'English. Jevvish orthodoxy lit.his time. ; AiVother notable in: Fraiikliii's fainily is:. Sir Her^ hert ¦ Samuel, his niicle, former High Commissioner in Palestine, and promiii- eiitly mentioned as the successor of tord Asqulth as leader of the Liberal Party'in England. ; The new member ot the, Jewish Insti¬ tute of Religion vvill have an ppportutiity to taste American;democracy, as, he is : tiiit one of the fifty students, enrolled at the rabbhiical seminary,; of wliich ;iDr. Stephen S. Wise;is th cActing;Presiderit.;. The Mothers' Club of the Hermine Schonthal Home tendered a farewell party for their, former President, Mrs. Rosa Lnstig, at the home of Mrs.. Isaac Delsoii,I(i01 Parsons avenue.. She-was presented with .-i week-end traveling case by the members of the cliib in appreciation of Her past efforts in be- lii^lf of tile club. ' A "sliort business ineetiiig was held at'; which the new pflictjra were elected! Mrs. Isaac Del ioii, was elected President.. Mri. Frank Koltun, Mrs. A. Silveriiiini, Mrs. Sam Liehteusteiii, former vice-president, sec¬ retary and treasuier respectively, were re-elected to lill the positions which they so capably held last year. vCome To The Avukah >—-^, Meeting Tomorrow A}\ those' who will -atteiut^ the Avu¬ kah meeting tomorrow (Sunday) after¬ noon at the, Hillel FoundatiQii. of Ohio State University,'.will, profit through hearing a lecture on Professor Herniail Shipira, founder of the Jewish national fund. To mark,the 9.5th anniversary of the founding of, the'Jewish national fund, a series of lectures will be giveii on ''Personalities in Zionism", . A musical program will precede the meetinf,^ I^ou't forget the time and place-^the Hillcl foundation, DC East Eighteenth Avenue, tomorrow.(Sunday) afternoon at 11:00 p. nt. sharp. Elegance And Splendor Of Keith-Albee Theatre WiU Dazzle The Eyes It Will Fairly Vibrate With Beauty; ittagniflC'™' Ari'' Grandeur, Says Reporter .of New Play House Which Opcps ¦ Monday', Nov, 8th . ''There is no, question btit that tiie new Keilh-.\lbee playhouse, which will open in this city on Monday,;Novcmber" ¦Stli, will ! vibrate with beauty, inag- nllicance and grandeur," declared, a re- ' porter afterviewing the place last Tues¬ day afternoon. Tlio.se wliii will iii- Spect it at the gr.-ind,. opening ivill be dazed, by its-elegance and splendor'. Roaming thru its myiriad of unique won;- ders, one will inevitably be im.pres.scd by the beautiful rest rooms, the spacious lobbies, the commodious proraciiade's, its up-to-date cosmetic rooms, and its luxurious lounges. The painthigs by; world masters will also be features of this Keith-.Mbee palace, located at West Broad St., corner Front. Four thousand seats at popular prices will certainly add to the entertainment, of Columbus theater goers. " Don't for¬ get the epochal event—the grand open- ^ilii«T-Moiida,v, November 8tli. KISHINEFF. —The Roumaniari offi¬ cial, Zurkijn,, responsible for the apti- Jewisli excesses ,iij Pirilizi, was releasetl by the authorities of jassyv ,,'' ;' Zurkan, who was arrested by^the local. police,.was taken to Jassy \»her^ he was freed .by th6 higher authorities;!,' ..;,¦ '; Puring ;the recent. iair. ii)i; tl>i'village, , Zuritau,attacked Jewish i^sjeVsby with his revolver anrf iirged; tlie pea?«P's to ; start a pogrom. ',;'"'', ,-''¦'!-¦ O'v-'-jr: :;,'¦:; Whether You Are a Democrat or a RepuUicani DonH Fail To Vote Next Tuesday, Nov. IvA VJViisW
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Central Ohio's Only
Jeiolsh Neiospaficr
Reaching Every Home
to J^tttfeli Olljromrk
Deooled to Anierican
Jewish Ideals
Volume IX-^ No.'45
Per Year $3.00; Per Copy loc
Presents Plea To Queen Marie For The Jews of Roumania
Rabbi Wise Asks Her to Inter¬ cede on the Jews' Behalf; Letter of Queen to War¬ burg 13 Quoted.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Three MIT men's tennis players have received Player of the Week honors from the New England Men's and Women's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC). Junior Ken Van Tilburg received recognition for his performance at No. 1 singles, while the pair of Kevin and Larry Pang were acknowledged for their efforts as a doubles team.
A native of Kapellen, Belgium, Ken Van Tilburg went undefeated in singles play as MIT began its spring campaign with wins over Emerson College and Colby-Sawyer College. On March 1, the Engineers won a 6-3 decision over No. 20 Bates College, assisted by Van Tilburg's defeat of Bobcat senior Michael Reiss [6-0, 7-6(5)].
The team of Kevin Pang and Larry Pang contributed a 2-0 performance for the Engineers in their first three matches. The pair from Torrance, Calif., beat the team of Bellino/Jackman from Emerson [8-2] before defeating Rupasinghe/Reiss of Bates [9-1].
MIT's 3-0 spring season has lifted the team to No. 26 in the latest ITA poll.


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by Hugh Hunter
Now running at Old Academy in East Falls, "Private Lives" (1930) by Noel Coward has enjoyed continuous revivals. It is vintage Coward, scornful, blasé and full of words like "Darling!" and "I say!" and whatnot.
In its gay disregard for moral convention, the play was a delicious scandal in its time. Coward was as much a public figure as a writer. Although a commoner by birth, he embodied the "toff" image of unengaged, aristocratic languor.
The plot is bare bones. Amanda and Elyot have been divorced for five years. They marry different spouses, but by chance run into each other at the same honeymoon hotel. Old passions spring to life; they abandon their new spouses and elope to Paris to renew their love-hate relationship.
It does not seem to be enough plot for a play. But the spectacle of verbally brawling and posturing couples together with Coward's flair for language and comic timing provide the groundwork for a show.
Director Barbara Pease Weber pulls it off. Her pace is super-fast (and needs to be), but it could use a few extra moments of mannered lassitude. Because the real humor I see in Coward lies in this contradiction: his characters are simply too world-weary to have the energy to talk so much.
Weber's cast is terrific. As Amanda, Shari Lewis is so ditsy and adorable you want to kiss her. Elyot (Paul DelSignore), her beleaguered mate, is constantly nonplussed. Sybil (Tiffany Brink) and Victor (Craig Copas) come up to scratch in the wonderful closing scene. And the entire cast does what needs to be done for this play to work.
"Private Lives" is sometimes called a farce, but it lacks the traditional elements of that art form: mistaken identity, masquerade, plot contrivances and so forth. It is really pure absurdity that rules here, where the individual's world of quirky passion is the only reality.
The Old Academy production underscores the play's satirical attitude in the delightful Paris apartment scenes. In this legendary land of "L'Amour," French maid Louise (played by physically expressive Kimberly Shrack) storms about and sums up her view of the English love nest in a word: "Merde."
"Private Lives" has hung around so long because it has a real line of metaphor. And in its comic hyperbole it makes large claims about us.
You are the judge of their value, as the play seems to suggest that life itself is a farce (no art form needed), and our much cooed over love ideal is always undercut by an abundance of pride and self-adulation. I say!
Old Academy is located at 3540-44 Indian Queen Lane. "Private Lives" will run through Nov. 18. Reservations at 215-843-1109 or www.oldacademyplayers.org.


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CEC looks forward to welcoming new member Mauri Ahlberg, a professor whose R&D team of Eija and Jouko Lehmuskallio created a fast and free online service for species identification. Designed for Finland, the idea can be replicated anywhere.
Welcome to NatureGate
New CEC member Mauri Ahlberg is a professor of biology and sustainability education at the University of Helsinki. He heads a research and development team that created a free online service for fast and easy species identification, as described on its website:
NatureGate's services enable you to enjoy and learn about many aspects of nature in Finland. Our services provide a wealth of information about Finland's plants, birds and butterflies, as well as many pictures of our featured species. You can even identify plants using the pride of our website: a unique species-identifying tool. We hope these services will be useful for you, and give you many new reasons to visit beautiful natural places in Finland.
Mauri invites viewers to consider such a resource for their own work: "Please check it yourself and think about huge options of applying NatureGate agenda around the World, to all regions and countries. These kinds of services promote sustainable use of biodiversity," he says.
NatureGate Ltd is less than one year old. It is the brainchild of Eija and Jouko Lehmuskallio, who both share a professional media background and a passion for nature. For almost 20 years the Lehmuskallios have been building up an amazing collection of images, particularly analytical pictures for identifying flowers, birds and butterflies. They also have been devising ways to make this impressive image library into a useful practical service.
"NatureGate R&D and social business group was founded February 28, 2006. Our organization is young, but the core experts (Mauri Ahlberg, Eija Lehmuskallio and Jouko Lehmuskallio) have decades of work on this field locally in Finland," Mauri explains.
How does it work? NatureGate's worldwide patented identification system enables users to enter "where" and "when" they observed a flower or bird, as well as details of its colour, shape and size. With every added observation, the NatureGate site automatically narrows down the number of possible species, until only a handful of illustrated examples are left, making it easy for the users to compare images and pick out their sighting. NatureGate is also developing a mobile application for palm-top computers, which can be used to rapidly identify species out in nature.
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Whether you are looking for a new storage unit or would like to have sculptural design in your house, consider the Hexy Wall. It's an adaptable structure that carries with it a certain timelessness and beauty that many other practical storage units don't have.
The Hexy Wall is the creation of Mika Gilmore, a graduate of the Boston Architectural College, and although the hexagonal storage unit has been done before throughout the years, Gilmore has designed the Hexy Wall like no other hexagonal wall before it.
The Hexy Wall is sold in clusters. There are three hexagons per cluster and each cluster can stack onto the other. These clusters can stack onto one another in many different ways, allowing the owner to choose how they want to shape their Hexy Wall at any time. Gilmore's design captures the essence of sustainable and modern design: the ability for the design itself to adapt with time.
There are different depths available with the Hexy Wall. This feature can give an added depth to the unit as the whole. For extra stability, the clusters attach with the strong force of super magnets.
As an extended option, the Hexy Wall can be made available with hexagonal drawers, which utilize the entire space within each hexagon.
Lastly, the Hexy Wall can be made in a variety of colors and with different types of wood.
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Certain kinds of science fiction could almost be considered far-out predictions. Star Trek crew members used tablet computers decades ago, and now the tablet computing market looks like it could take over PCs. Certainly, there's a bit of a self-fulfilling prophecy for some sci-fi technology, and here are just a few examples.
- Practical fusion is always just 30 years away, but a dilithium-powered Star Trek Enterprise could take just 20 years to build. Okay, we're joking about the dilithium chamber, but there's an engineer who isn't joking about building his own NCC-1701. [url]
- The Make-A-Wish Foundation helped to create a pretty cool Millennium Falcon for a 9-year-old kid. It's obviously not a full-scale model, so no Kessel runs or hyperdrive. [url]
- Browncoats aren't left out of the fun here: a 12-foot long Serenity ship exists in the Universal Archives. Real fans want to know if there's a miniature dead Wash at the helm.... "I am a leaf on the wind - watch how I soar." [url]
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Thanks to the amazing people at Harper we have 5 copies of DIVERGENT for 5 very lucky readers to win this week!
DIVERGENT is on the top of our favorite books. Of all time!
In the form below, enter your full name, email address, mailing address (in case your name is picked) and tell us in the comments section of this post what faction you would choose if you lived in the dystopian Chicago Veronica Roth has created in DIVERGENT. Don't worry if you haven't read the book yet because there's an awesome Facebook fanpage that tells you all about the factions. There's even a quiz you can take that will tell you what faction you would belong to. (We're thinking Patch would definitely be Dauntless!) You can find all of that and more here.
Have you checked out our interview with editor Molly O'Neill on what she had to say about working on DIVERGENT? You can find that here! Be sure to stop by our Featured Fiction page to see the book trailer and more.