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NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) Lindsay Davenport remembers picking up a tennis racket as a child and the feeling that came with the ease of a powerful return. After giving up on two other sports, she found something she liked.
On Saturday, she reached her sport's highest honor, with her induction into the International Tennis Hall of Fame.
Davenport spent 98 weeks ranked No. 1. She won the 1998 U.S. Open, 1999 Wimbledon, 2000 Australian Open and 1996 Olympic gold medal to go with three major doubles titles. She finished the end of four years ranked No. 1.
Chris Evert was among those at the ceremony. The tennis great described Davenport's game as ''so loud, so strong and aggressive.''
Davenport enters the hall with five-time Paralympic medalist Chantal Vandierendonck in the recent player category, coach Nick Bollettieri, executive Jane Brown Grimes and broadcaster John Barrett in the contributor category.
''Hitting the ball and making contact was always something that came very natural to me,'' Davenport said during a news conference. ''It was a blessing. It happened at a very young age. I didn't realize that it was that hard to do and I had a special talent, and it took a long time to put that altogether.
''That's what made it so fun to me, the sound and what I could do with the shots and see how hard I could hit them,'' she added. ''Everything else about the game took work and was a struggle, but that was something and that was the reason why I fell in love with it.''
She was presented by friend and former ATP pro Justin Gimelstob, who played against her at a clinic.
''An incredible talent well on her way to becoming an incredible ball striker, either man or women to ever hold a racket,'' he said.
Davenport spoke of her passion for the game,
''To be successful with anything, you have to enjoy it and you have to love it,'' she said. ''That's something you cannot teach. Some have a love-hate relationship with the sport. Some love it, but you have to have the love in it to be successful.''
The 82-year old Bollettieri has coached 10 players to the No. 1 ranking, including Andre Agassi, Jim Courier, Monica Seles and Boris Becker. In 1978, he founded the Nick Bollettieri Tennis Academy, the first full-time tennis boarding school.
''I think the older you get, it's not the (age), but what you have here,'' he said, touching his chest near his heart.
Vandierendonck was a top Dutch player before she was injured in a car accident in 1983. She's the first woman wheelchair player inducted.
Brown Grimes is a former managing director of the Women's Professional Tennis Council (now known as the WTA Tour Board), president of the U.S. Tennis Association and president of the International Tennis Hall of Fame.
''I hope there's another Lindsay Davenport for all she did for Americans and for women's tennis,'' Brown Grimes said.
Barrett was the ''Voice of Wimbledon'' on the BBC from 1971-06. His wife, former top-ranked player Angela Mortimer Barrett, was inducted into the Hall in 1993. Agassi and Steffi Graf are the only other married couple in the hall.


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Ohio Jewish Chronicle. (Columbus, Ohio), 1922-11-24, page 01
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i^.ti'- -'-.*, ¦ l-tim, iA"* T*-"^' Central Ohio's Onh Jewish Newspaper Reaching Every Home A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER foE. THE JEWISH HOME Denoted to Jlmerlcan and Jewish Ideals -.ijj Volume IV--N0. I COLUMBUS, OHIO, N|>VlSMnERz4, 1922 Per Year $3.00; Per Copy loc INVISIBLE POWER OF KU KLVX SAID TO RULE LOUISIANA-WASHINGTON PAPER'S STORY OF APPEAL TO PRI^. HARDING 1 laMt 1 ¦II—||M iiW W— MURDERS AND OTHER OUTRAGES AGAINST CITIZENS Mystery Which Envelops^ the Whole Institution of Invisible Governinent Most Baffling SIMILAR CONDITIONS IN OTHER COMMUNITIES I". WASHINGTON, Nov, 19, — The Washington Post's Baton Rouge dis¬ patch today to the effect that Louisiana is under the rule of the Ku Klux Klan and that Governor John M, Parker, ac¬ companied by the Attorney General of the State, is on his way to 'Washington to ask President Harding to take over the administration of the law in Louisi¬ ana, as. the State Government is unable "to function, was sent by George Roth- well Brown, a staff correspondent of The Post. ¦ Text of the Dispatch- The text of Mr. Brown's dispatch is copyrighted, but is sent -to The Ohio Jewish Chronicle with the permission of r/w Post. It reads: BATON ROUGE, LA., Nov. 18.— The Ku Klux Klan has reached out boldly for civil power over oflicers of law and justice over an immense ter¬ ritory arid has virtually reduced the sovereign State of Louisiana to the vas¬ salage of the invisible empire. The machinery of State government has almost ceased to function as the unseen power of the mysterious secret society exerts its force in_ the oflices of State and local authorities and in the very courts of law. Governor John M. Parker has gone to 'Washington to lay the whole situ¬ ation before President Harding, to in¬ form the l''ederal authorities that State law has virtually come to a stop in Louisiana in the face of the mysterious PQwer of the Klan, and to ask tlie "the adrainj^ratiort'of mo^^'^ 8ian^,j^^jffi 'certain specified Iiad as those in this State now prevail. Certain counties in Texas are reported through confidential "grapevine" chan¬ nels to be in the grip of the invisible empire, which has reared itself above tlie constitutional law of the State and dictates tlie administration of justice behind an impenetrable veil of mystery and intimidation. Governor Parker will appeal to the Federal Government to go into the State of Louisiana and take over the administration of governinent in the face of the complete paralysis of the local government, under an impelling constitutional mandate, which will leave the Federal Government no al^ ternative -tut to act 'with promptness and vigor if the facts to be disclosed at the ¦Washington conference on Monday justify that drastic course. That these facts will lead to the pro¬ tection of the State Government in Louisiana , by the Federal authorities is a widely entertained opinion here in Louisiana, where the conditions which the Governor will lay bare are as yet merely the subject of whispered confidences among trusted friends. Orders Silently Carried Out The power of the "invisible' empire" has settled! like a shadow upon the Statfei atid men scarcely dare to breathe what little they know of the inner secrets of the great secret society whose unuttered orders are silently (Concluded on page 7.) Congressman Siegel and Columbia Pres. Assail the Ku Klux Klansmen Should be Driven From Public Office, Says Congress¬ man at Unveiling -r^^ i^*- The Soul of Wo^an in the Bible By CLIFTON ttARBY LEVY ¦Whether the American Ambassador to England was only "spoofing" or in deadly-earnest in his recent speech, in which he asserted that the Bible denied a soul to woman, really docs not make a great difTcreiice. He has stirred the press of tbe world to protest, and indi¬ rectly is serving an excellent purpose by making the people think about the question. There have been cynics, not in the Bible, who denied a soul to wom¬ an, but the Bible can not truthfully be charged with this crime. It would be a crime indeed for the sacred books so to have misrepresented the powers of one-half of the human race, and the Hebrew was by no means so foolish, even- if he did originate in the Orient, where women were not very highly con¬ sidered in ancient times. The fact is that the Bible, even in the ancient tradition of the Creation, states that when no "help meet for him" was found for Acfam, that woinan was created, thus giving him the fitting help-meet, and if man had a soul, his match has also to be possessed of thi^ valuable element. OSes, led tlie song and dance of tri- 'inph after the crossing of the Red B<a, and it was hardly possible for a |oman, without a soul, to have sung so femarkable a poem aS is found in Ex- idus, XV, if soul means to us all of the ^finer and more .spiritual powers of the huitiaii person, expressing itself in words and deeds, '-¦.But, Mr. Harvey is greatly concerned '¦«_^out the ten commandincnts, and jVilds that because a man is forbidden |0 covet bis neighbor's wife, and a iwbnian is not forbidden to covet her 'jg,ciglibor's husband, therefore women were not subject to this or the other i-ommandments. Of course, he could lihot be cxpcpted to know that the Ten jrommandmcnts as we now have them ire expansions of the original com- 'jiiandments, which were simple, brief, ^nd merely forbade or commended cer- !,tain acts. Originally the commandment [;yvas!j(i"Thou shalt not covet," and only in later ages was the expansion added, |»liiioBt as a commentary. This is most -evident in the rfourth Commandment, which originally read: "Remember the "WAR NOT ENDED UNTIL HATE IS REMOVED" late:- -•'-K'. w y' i'i^^''jC^«fPrecedent in Fifty Years Dm Governor's conference ivith the --P^.sid<int"-'',on' Monday -Cvill disclose'^, fo, 0^ country One of the most jj'inazi"^ '¦'and - ,liumiliating catastrophe^^';- Ui' j| 'whole history of. Americati;"- g<|^^ flient.' Not sinee'*recortstr»iction[ tffties, , at least,' has any Govea^t of- a State laid bare to the n!||lpn''fhe fact that a -secret power in th'at State has usurped the functions^ of goverilment and brought the-administration of the laws to ^toil.' *The Governor of Louisiana .today is virtually helpless in the face of the power of the most gigantic secret or¬ ganization which has' ever reared, its head in America, Great Secrecy Preserved Not only has it become impossible for the State authorities to cope with the unseen power of the pew Ku Klux Klan, reared upon the ashes of that . institution born of a highly emotion¬ alized chivalry which saved white su¬ premacy throughout the South in the. "carpet" bag" days which followed the close of the Civil 'War, but it is almost ' impossible to detect the presence of the vast invisible empire which apparently covers Louisiana " and has extended its way to adjacent States, where there is (Concluded on page 7.) NEW YORK,—Deprecaticin.'of Jiate, .wliicU his/Jaudi'^ii$;c tonceive'd^''^&;be di- at ,^,., lii memory l^ilMipiJ^hd 'died in the ^^#iW^«:4yw>Institutional Syn- ''*"*^^%^'West 116th Street. D.r,-But- K^^ai3Sif't«'d that the war was not over labile hates were present in t'he world, an,d strongly urged that they' be re¬ moved from men's hearts. Congressman Isaac Siegel mentioned the Ku Klux Klan by name and asserted that the boys who fought for democracy owe it to themselves and to their coun¬ try that Klansmen be driven out of public office as quickly as possible. "This country," said Congressman Siegel, "will not tolerate for a moment the secret, invisible organization that calli itself the Ku Klux Klan and is afraid of the light of day. The Amer¬ ican people will not tolerate it for a moment when they realize its insidious- ness. No one who is directly or indi¬ rectly connected with such an organiza¬ tion has any place in this land. Respect for Law "The boys who came back, and who are now honoring the memories of those who have fallen, owe it to them¬ selves and to this country that the driving of these men out of public oflice is done as quickly as possible, because only in this way can we make certain that the stability of our form of govern- {Conclud'ed on page 7.) TEN JEWS ELECTED IN BRITISH HOUSE V Violent Campaign Was Waged by Daily Express, Daily Mail and Other Papers Against Arthur Henderson Because of His Statement Favoring Britain's Remaining in Palestine The Hebrews believed in the human f Sabjiath day to keep it holy," In Ex soul as something spiritual; and H man jjtodus (xx) the reason for observance is jreferred to tbe creation in six days, while in Deuteronomy (v) the reason i,» given because "thou was a servant in tlie land of Egypt," Besides, under wiental conditions when a woman was jtnarried, she saw no man other than K^r' husband and brothers, while the nian s%w many women; and there is another' reason lying in the general statement of man as representing hu- -i^an kind. For both of these reasons suggestion that a woman was not had it, woman had it quite as well, The'^J word for soul in the Hebrew was Nefesh, which in some connections had to be translated "Self," proving that thB Hebrew recognized the soul as the' real seat of the personality, the same idea held by thinking men and women today, Rachel anld Miriam In the story of the death of Rachel, we read: "And it came-to pass, as hei soul was in departing — for she died that she called his name Ben-oni" (GenJ, XXXV, 1). Thus the idea of .-the depar¬ ture of the soul from the body at death/ was a common belief among the He-' brews and women were deemed pos-J sessed of souls, just as well as 'men. f The part played by women in thi History of Israel is by no means ai insignifica'nt one. Miriam, the'sister oj Louisiana Governor Comes To Washington to See What Can Be Done With the Ku Klux Mentions Disappearance of Several Men — Consults Harding Mon¬ day—Governor and President Have Been Communicating on Klan—Invisible Power Growing—Ku Klux Becoming a Factor in State Government—Acts of Lawlessness Set Forth—^Wants Outlaws Run Down DENIED AID FROM GOVERNMENT GOV. PARKER RETURNS TO FIGHT KU KLUX TO FINISH WASHINGTON, Nov. 20,-Gover¬ nor John M, Parker and Attorney Gen¬ eral A, V, Coco,- of Louisiana, today laid) before President Harding, Attor¬ ney General Daughcrty and William J. Burns, chief of the Bureau of Inves¬ tigation of tbe Department of Justice, an array of facts concerning the Ku Klux Klan terrorism in their State. While Governor Parker was emphatic in asserting that 'the officers of the State Administration w'ere capable^ of handling the Ku Klux situation as far as Louisiana was concerned anyl that there was no intention of appealing to the Federal Government to assume any jurisdiction over the enrorcement of law in the State, it was made clear by him that his'problem in seeking to end. Klan terrorism was complicated by' the help that the maskedi organization was re¬ ceiving in Louisiana from other States, "We will be able to rid Louisiana of this vicious development the more quickly," said Governor' Parker in a wSject to, the Ten Commandments is .^liitg-'as absurd as other arguments a,d- vdnCQ^P|y,,^lhis cynical gentleman. ^'-.Hp'tpfet'inds to be a great reader of 'giei''.Biblte-^d to know all about it, so le'tri!u(gt^ JifiVe read the'book of. Judges |ti4-vJiiiiQ# of the inspirational *fork Hundreds Attend Annual B'nai BVith Day Celebration Alfred A. Benesch of Cleveland Denounces the Action of Harvard BEQUEATHS ONE MILLION IN WILL e sister o| ,.;- [(Chicluded ati patfM Jewish and Non-Jewish Charities to Benefit by Desire Expressed Before Demise WAS TEN YRS. PRESIDENT PHILA. JEWISH CHARITIES LONDON (J. T. A,).—Ten Jews were elected to the House of Commong: Sir Philip' Sassoon, Sir Walter De- frece, Major Brunei Cohen, son-in-law of Sir Stuart Samuel Lionel de Roth¬ schild, Samuel Samuel and Sir Harry S. Samuel were the conservative members elected. Sir Alfred Mond, Sir Arthur Levy Lever, E. A. Straus, Lloydgeorg- eans, and Sir Percy A. Harris, liberal. Up to the present counting, the Con¬ servatives are leading with a big ma¬ jority. Among the pro-Zionist dele¬ gates,, who were elected are Colonel Jo¬ siah Wedgwood-and Ramsay MacDon- ald. Honorable Edwin Montague, anti- Zionist, Winston Churchill and Arthur Henderson, leader of the Labor Party, were defeated. A. violent campaign was waged against Henderson by the Daily Express, ¦ the Daily Mail and other papers because of a statement he had given to the Jewish Correspondence Bu¬ reau favoring Britain's remaining^ in Palestine. AN ERROR CORRECTED Inadvertently, in last week's issue of Ihe Chronicle the name of Mrs. Al H. Harmon was omitted in the story of the Temple's Sisteihood Affair in which Mrs. Harmon rendered a splendid service as "Intro¬ ducer" in the famous "Kitchen Cabinet Orchestra." The Chronicle keenly regrets this error and trusts that its readers will not l^esitatjB to in¬ form us in the future when Auch mistakes occur. Philadelphia, — The five brothers of the late-Jacob Gimbel, who was head of the Gimbel corporation operating stores in Philadelphia, New York and Mil¬ waukee, have arranged to givt away more than one million dollars which would have come to them as residual y legatees under the terms of their brotli- er's will.- This money will go to chari¬ ties, Jewish and non-Jewish, and to nieces and nephews of Mr. Gimbel, so that his brothers may carry out what they believe to have been his desires expressed shortly before his death. The brothers are' Isaac and Louis Gimbel, of the New York store, and Charles, Daniel and- Ellis A. Gimbel, all executors of Mr. Gimbel's will. They announced the'change in carrying out the will on Tuesday in 'a brief statement which was amplified' later by Mr, Ellis A. Gimbel. The will is' to be filed for probate in a few days, Mr. Gimbel's will was made in 1!)0B, fourteen years ago. At that time he stipulated that about |100,00O shbuld go to charity, and this amount has been increased to $^50,000, which will be equally divided between Jewish and other charitable institutions, Mr, Gim¬ bel, who was a bachelor, had been all his life interested in charitable work and. for ten years was president of the Federation of Jewish Charities of Philadelphia. ^ Large Sum for Care of Children But his' devotion to charitable enter¬ prises of his own people did not blind *fORDA PRESIDENCY" PIPP'S LEADING EDITORIAL "Ford and I WiU Be in Position to Fix Jews and Others in Couple Years," Says Liebold - UNDERESTIMATING HIS STRENGTH "REAL DANGER" DETROIT.—"Ford and the Presi¬ dency" is the title of the -leading edi¬ torial of Pipp's Weekly of Nov, 11. Declaring that millions are being .spent by the Ford Motor Company for Ford car advertising, but with the advent of the Ford Presidential campaign Ford's face .and Ford's signature are intro¬ duced with expressions of Ford as a benefactor of mankind sprinkled in very often. Editor Pipp ^tates that Henry Ford, talking very recently to a publicity man, said r "That's right, build up that Santa Claus reputation of, mine all you can. That helps," The editorial continues as follows: "E. G. Liebold, who generally repre¬ sents Henry Ford's real feelings, was talking about the same time. -The con¬ versation involved the Jews generally, and what Liebold referred)to as 'that federal bunch,' especially in Detroit. "Fix Them and Others" " 'Mr, Ford and I will be in a position in a couple of years to fix them and some others we wan to fix," said Lie- bold. " 'What do you mean V, he was asked, "'Mr. Ford is getting 100 letters a day demanding that he run for Presi dent,' said Liebold, "There you have both ends of the Ford campaign for the Presidency." Editor Pipp says further that while Ford maintains at his own expense a iiim to the needs of other institutions,' news bureau in New York, it seems and as lie was very fond of children and a supporter all his life of organisa¬ tions which cared for children, he ex¬ pressed the wish before his death tbat a larger sum than he had allotted should be devoted to their aid-. So his brothers are planning to distribute a large por¬ tion of the inoney among orphan asy¬ lums and ctiildren's societies, A large amount will also go to hospitals. A gift which was not thentioned in the will will be turned over to the Gim¬ bel Brothers' Foundation, a fund es¬ tablished for the benefit of eniployes (Concluded on page 7.) letter to the Washington Post, "if we can have the help of other States and the Federal Government. We can deal effectively with our local situation if it can be cut off from the support and - encouragement it is receiving from the outside,". These sentences explain the primary reason for the visit of Governor Parker and Attorney General Coco to Wash¬ ington, The occasion of the governor's letter to the Washington Post was to correct statements made in that news¬ paper Sunday in a dispatch from Baton Rouge, sent by a staff correspondent. It was saidi in" the dispatch, among other things, that Governor Parker was on his way to Washington to ask Presi¬ dent Harding to have the Federal Gov¬ ernment take over the 'administration of law in Louisiana because the State Gov¬ ernment was unable to function on ac¬ count of Klan terror and the sym- -pathetic attitude toward the Klan of certain local oflicials. Klan Outrages Established ' Governor Parker was indignant^ em¬ phatic in declaring that this' statement was false. All the information obtained today as to the object of< his visit bears out his denial. What is cigar, however, 'is 'that the Klan is defying the law in certain sec¬ tions.of the State, that respectable citi- GREATER INTESKIST I. O. B..9i£i1fi»fetRK'EXPECT! f^aij] f^^.^JUk\^\,^l^,\^ SkM" |jk <»vv.uhAAi^. ^ .^(T-- ¦'-• ^ '; _ jftm.'Hb'cing brought to,,.,..-' '"'-it*/;^'/''? ^' Wv-f^tj '§'(*!^".aiKP^tiat;: co-o'^eration' betwft'eii' , .^^ %'iS^" '' ' "jsmeii^,"ia Lowisjana and' thtir^jf^i^^?^' ;£U partners iiy ^ther' States y,^??^-"'" '^tf»'5?'^^ himancr^'spSi-if—iinUl llie spUtofJndek- «njip5re' ,ijiria)twaiana-.td^cii, anexteni, n'eSi', moderh'tewHahd mercifillness will "i^* ^^e adminj^trafioti^qf ,law and o^der-^ be .'tuffused ovcrJKc' l>eiteripa,r( of this ''»s -become Megljgibl& -'itv Louisiana ghbe. Stand y6''ds.^il^g»tefJnouwiient Parishes where the Klan is most .active. For an hour and a-half'the Govei-nor and Attorney General Coco -'w^re in coiii- .ference at the White House 'inyth, Ptesf- nt Harding. Attorney -''©enerat- to Israel, the ancient-fOv^^jS^ho^ ffody is "bent and partly brohm>,ii>i^^'-Vie^ stress , of •'.age-long persecn,'itOjf/i-W 'whose soul is still aglow Vfiid, aflam<f^ with prophetic idealism and whoifi heart is still athirst with righteous¬ ness ancl justice even as in the days of Isaiah and Omous. The seventy-five years of activity of the B'nai B'rith Order in the realm of philanthropy, enlightenment and civil liberty will indeed stand as a monument for the many generations to come. B'nai B'rith has established institu¬ tions of the noblest character all over the civilized world'. It made possible the opening of the Qeveland Orphan -Asylum, which it controls andi to which it applies liberal funds for maintenance. The high standing of the Cleveland Or¬ phan Asyluin.~is a tribute to the efii- ciency of B'nai B'rith administration. Social service workers of the highest authority have expressed unqualified approval of its management and have ranked it among the very best insti¬ tutions of its^kind. Other orphan asy- (Concluded on page 5.) •'ij^jjgberty joined them there, pfeiiiur.to 'goqtig tA the White House, GQv^nor Parker and''-Attomey General, Coco liad , an hour's scl^dn with Chief Burns of the Bureau of Investigation, supposedly to obtain the help of some of his de¬ tectives to run down iCu Klux ,^criminals in other States who are-cooperating with leaders of the Klan in LoifiKana. No Federal Action Needed After the -White House conference Attorney General Daugherty made this statement in.behalf of President Hard¬ ing: "It appears that the State of Louisi¬ ana will be fully able to take care of the situation. There is nothing at this time for the Federal Government to do except to give asstfrance to State authorities that whenever Federal. in¬ terests arc involved the Federal authori¬ ties are ready 'to extend full co-opera¬ tion. (Concluded on page 7.) V GOVERNOR PARKER CONDEMNS KU KLUX "There Is Not a Placfe in Louisiana Where We Cannot See Jew and Christian, Protestant and Catholic, Working Side by Side to Build Up this State^" He Declares In an address recently delivered be¬ fore the Lions' Club in New Orleans, Hon, John M. Parker, Governor of Louisiana, pledged himself to suppress the Ku Klux Klan in his State. He said in part: almost useless for "a great number of the papers fall for his statements" with¬ out news bureau aid. Editor Pipp also declares that "there are 0,000 Ford agents and a total of nearly 20,000 Ford salesmen, scattered in nearly every city and village pf the country, men who are expected to do their part in furthcrr ing the political aspirations of their boss," "The real danger," declares Mr. Pipp in conclusion, "is in underestimating the Ford strength. The biggest polit¬ ical fight of a half century is on right now," RABBI JACOB TARSHISH TO ADDRESS MENORAH Make no appointment for to¬ morrow afternoon. The Menorah will hold its regular meeting this Sunday, November 26th, at 2i4S p. m. at the Ohio Union Buildingi Rabbi Jacob Tarshish of Tern- - pie B'nai Israel will be the speaker of the afternoon, h^ subject to be "Jewish Contribu¬ tions to Religion." A splendid musical program has been ar¬ ranged for the occasion. Everyone is invited to attend. "We have our fraternal organizations in America. But though they are secret organizations, their members are known, their works are in the open light of day. They are allied to various reli¬ gions, too. The' Jews have their B'nai B'rith. Tbe Catholics have their Knights of Columbus. All of them have a - perfect right to meet where and when they please. Their member¬ ship is known. We can see their faces. "But when we have in Louisiana an outside organization to control this state, politically, seeking to be pros¬ ecutor, judge, jury and executioner in one, seeking 'to take the place of tho constituted law, then I tell you that it is incumbent on your executive, if he's a man, to stamp that organization out for all time. "This' America of ours is founded on respect for the law. On the re¬ spect for order. This- nation of ours is founded on certain ideals that were hundreds of years in the building and today, in a world filled with turmoil (Continued on page 6) ¦' s,vi.--j,',-!::-.-..•¦.« ^'pI ¦ ESP
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|Ohio Jewish chronicle. (Columbus, Ohio), 1922-11-24
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Columbus (Ohio)
Franklin County (Ohio)
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|Ohio Jewish Chronicle
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St. Anselm, Penmen resume hoops battlesStaff report
November 20. 2013 1:28AM
In an early-season test for both teams, Division II basketball rivals St. Anselm College and Southern New Hampshire University collide tonight at 7:30 in a Northeast-10 battle at the SNHU Fieldhouse. The women's game, pitting the 3-1 Hawks against the 2-1 Penmen, will start at 5:30 p.m.
The SNHU men's team is off to a 2-1 start this season. The Penmen opened the season with an 89-72 home win against Post University. Elijah Bonsignore led SNHU with 23 points and 10 rebounds and Aleksandar Dobrovic amassed 21 points and eight rebounds.
The Penmen lost their NE-10 opener to Merrimack College 75-71 in North Andover, Mass., getting 18 points from Bonsignore. The team rebounded last Saturday with a 62-53 home win against Holy Family University.
St. Anselm (1-2) opened its season with a 102-96 home loss to Bentley University, getting 25 points from sophomore Mike McCahey. The Hawks notched their first win in Albany, N.Y., in the NE-10 Challenge, beating Chestnut Hill 113-73 behind 28 points from junior Roy Mabrey and a career-high 25 markers from senior John Nielsen.
Ranked 16th at the time in the National Association of Basketball Coaches poll, St. Anselm dropped an 82-79 decision to Felician College in the second game of the NE-10 Challenge.
In the women's game, St. Anselm will be led tonight by senior forwards Briana Jones (16.8 ppg), Tori Lehr (14.5 ppg) and senior guard Meg Morrissey, averaging 11.5 points per game.
SNHU is led by a trio of New Hampshire products. Former Manchester Memorial standout Amra Elezovic, who transferred from UMass-Lowell, leads the Penmen with 18 points per game. Junior guard Brooke Springfield, of Jaffrey, paces the team with 4.7 assists and Kelly Chergey, of Bow, has averaged four rebounds a game.
In the latest poll released by the National Association of Basketball Coaches, the Franklin Pierce men's team is ranked 23rd overall after a 5-0 start.


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Magic in Tyren comes from a single, universal source: Dol. Trigu (the Creator) created Dol to keep the world supplied with a constant supply of energy, so that it and the creations housed upon it could continue to thrive and grow. Thusly, Dol permeates everything within the world, down to the smallest space between atoms. This is great, if all you want to do is go about your daily life doing mundane things. But what if you want to use Dol for a bigger purpose, something extra ordinary? Enter magic.
In Tyren there are two types of magic, Ritual and Kren. Both have their own submission, and thus are linked here. However, there is one overarching thing that I could not formerly word, until Strolen so kindly did so for me.
And as far as a 'list' of magic {items}. I dislike the convention of lists and specific magics. The homebrew games I did run, magic was simply a source. They had their "favorite" things they could do with it but it was very freeform using the magic for the situation. It is more fun when you don't have a list of spells or magic properties to work off of, you can get much more fun and creative with it all…as long as you have a solid idea on what the nature of your magic is.
This is very true. I have a good conception of what the nature of Tyren's magic is, and that is what has been submitted in both Kren and Ritual Magic.
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CodexKren, the Name of a Card ( Systems ) Mystical - Defining
The Kren glowed with mystic power, and with a small flash of light, the physical form of the card disappeared, the energy within rushing outwards…
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Adam Silver kept his focus on the game but hinted at some changes to the business during his first press conference as NBA commissioner.
From the look of the draft to the look of the uniforms, Silver touched on a number of topics during his remarks that ran about 40 minutes. He replaced David Stern on Feb. 1 and replaced Stern's old format Saturday, standing at a podium instead of sitting at a table.
Silver would like to raise the age limit but isn't sure there's need to change the lottery that precedes the draft. Expansion isn't a current priority — domestically or internationally — but lengthening the All-Star break might be considered.
"This is a fabulous league that has its best years still ahead of it," Silver said.
Among his ways to improve it:
—The draft: Silver said everywhere he goes that "people dislike so-called one and done," referring to the many players who go to college for just one year to meet the league's age minimum of being one year out of high school and 19 years old. He favors pushing the age minimum to 20.
"It is my belief that if players have an opportunity to mature as players and as people, for a longer amount of time before they come into the league, it will lead to a better league," he said. "And I know from a competitive standpoint that's something as I travel the league I increasingly hear from our coaches, especially, who feel that many of even the top players in the league could use more time to develop even as leaders as part of college programs."
—Tanking: "My understanding of tanking would be losing games on purpose, and there's absolutely no evidence that any team in the NBA has ever lost a single game," Silver said.
Nevertheless, he said the Competition Committee would examine the lottery system that gives teams with the worst records the best chance to win the No. 1 pick. "But I'm not overly concerned right now," he said.
—The length of the season: He likes the current 82 games, but will look at the idea of longer break at midseason. The league currently shuts down Friday-Monday for All-Star weekend.
"That's something I've heard directly from players on," Silver said. "They're saying that if they could get a few more days off around All-Star, especially the All-Stars, I think, who as we know are so busy over the course of these few days, it would be helpful to them to get some additional rest."
—The jerseys: "From a fan standpoint, the greatest indicator is how are they selling, and I'll say we're having trouble keeping them in stores," Silver said, referring to the somewhat-maligned sleeved jerseys that were worn on Christmas Day and will be again in Sunday's All-Star game.
But he said some players have complained, though not about them affecting their shooting, and said it was not the league's or outfitter Adidas' intention to change the core uniform. He also said the league is "not close at the moment" on sponsors on jerseys but he believes "ultimately it will happen in the NBA."
—Expansion: "It's not on the top of my list right now," Silver said, because he said all 30 teams weren't healthy financially now even after the league's gains during the 2011 lockout.
"My job is to ensure that 30 teams are healthy and competitive, and so that's what my priority is right now as opposed to expansion."
—The salary cap: Owners fought for a hard cap like the NFL in 2011, as opposed to the current NBA system that allows teams to exceed it through the use of certain exceptions. Sounds like that hasn't changed.
"I would like a harder system to distribute players better as opposed to the tax system we have in place now," Silver said.


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1. Cleveland: Nerlens Noel, C, Kentucky, 6-10/2061. Cleveland: Nerlens Noel, Kentucky
The buzz: Noel, a gifted shot-blocker, is the most impactful, most talented player in the draft. But his health is a concern after he tore the ACL in his left knee midway through his freshman season. The Cavs have their point guard of the future, Kyrie Irving, and likely have their shooting guard of the future, Dion Waiters, last year's fourth overall pick. I think the Cavs will go with Noel if they're comfortable with the tests on his knee.
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The Kansas City Royals signed P Andrew Dobies, P Edgar Osuna, P Mario Santiago, C Cody Clark, IF Irving Falu, IF John Whittleman and OF Paolo Orlando to minor league deals Thursday, Oct. 27.
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Creating mock scrapes and then waiting to see what happens – or if anything happens – is kind of like torture, isn't it?
By Alan Clemons, Southern Managing Editor
I mean, you're kind of confident about deer being in the area. You're just hoping to make one get more interested. Maybe alter his route a bit. Possibly get fired up enough to destroy your fake scape and leave his calling card to show you who's the man.
Sunday afternoon (eight days ago) I decided to do a little maintenance on a 100-acre tract I play around with. The landowner doesn't want me to hunt deer there, so I don't. I accept that. There aren't many deer there anyway so I'm content to be able to fish, take the kids or wife to hang out, and use the property like my personal testing ground for hunting and fishing stuff.
Earlier this year I put out a Mineral Mizer mineral bag to start a rain-enhanced mineral lick. I have a few Trophy Rock mineral blocks scattered around and have doused them with vanilla extract. Figured a little sweetness couldn't hurt. They're positioned where I can watch from a distance, too, without having to go in too often.
Need some good binoculars for the truck?
Sunday, I figured a couple of mock scrapes would be fun to watch. This tract has some open land and hardwoods. Figuring where a deer would travel isn't difficult. I created three mock scrapes by raking back the dead leaves with a garden pitchfork, then turned and loosened the soil. All three were created below a sturdy licking branch.
I dribbled a few drops of Smokey's Buck Interdigital Gland Lure around the soil, maybe eight to 10 drops. It doesn't take much. Use an eyedropper to keep from dumping in too much. I seal the bottle and dropper in a resealable freezer bag that is put into a second bag, and then a third. I don't want that bottle to leak in my truck or on me!
Then, on the licking branch I added some Smokey's Pre-Orbital Gland Lure. Hanging just above the scrape, the orbital and interdigital combo mimics a buck's efforts to leave his scent for other deer. Hopefully, a buck or two in the area will come by my mock scrapes and go haywire.
Less than 24 hours after making these mock scrapes, we had our first significant rain in the area in a few weeks. To say I was irritated is an understatement. I know the rain doesn't eliminate the scent from a buck – real or from a bottle – but now I'm itching to ease back in to freshen the mocks again.
I dropped by Friday to check the scrapes. One looked like it had been pawed a big, but wasn't torn up hard. The other two didn't look any different. I figure I need to make them a little bigger and more "fluffy" with the rake or shovel, and add some more Smokey's. That's on the agenda this week.
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In an update posted on its supplier responsibility webpage, Apple notes that it is now tracking working hours of over a million workers involved in its supply chain, up from last month's figure of 900,000 and January's figure of 500,000.In November, 88% of the million workers worked less than Apple's maximum 60-hour work week limit. The rate isn't an exact hundred since Apple allows employees to volunteer to work overtime during particularly high demand periods to earn extra income. The highest supplier work compliance rate Apple saw was 97%, during August, just a month before the iPhone 5 launched.
Since September, though, Apple has struggled on many fronts to meet the demand for many of its iOS and Mac products, including the iPad mini and the iPhone 5. This explains the relatively sharp drop in compliance rates from August to September.
Apple has been the subject of a lot of criticism for employing workers in inhospitable conditions and making them work extra hours. By investigating deep into the supply chain, partnering with the Fair Labor Association, regularly pushing out information about Asian suppliers, and announcing plans of bringing back manufacturing to the US, Apple hopes to put all this criticism behind and set an example for all the other tech companies out there.
Most recently, a group of undercover French journalists found that living conditions in Foxconn still remain bad, despite Apple's assurances that conditions have, and will continue to, improve.
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With his growing Craft Restaurants empire and a regular gig as head judge on "Top Chef," Tom Colicchio could be living large anywhere. But he's remained in the Meatpacking District building he moved to in 1996.
"I needed to find a place quickly," says the chef, restaurateur and TV personality of his first apartment there. "It was a one-bedroom but technically a studio because it was one room." But it also had one huge plus: It overlooked the Hudson River. Colicchio and his wife, Lori Silverbush, fell in love with the view.
They met in 1994 when she was working at his former restaurant, Gramercy Tavern, while pursuing a career as a filmmaker. "She sexually harassed me," Colicchio, 50, jokes. When the couple was finally ready to get married in 2001, they realized they needed a bigger space but had become attached to the river view.
"Every time we'd go to look at a place, it wouldn't have a view of the water. We thought we'd rather live in one room that looks at the water rather than 10 rooms looking at a brick wall," Silverbush, 43, remembers.
Right before the couple left for Martha's Vineyard to tie the knot, they received a call that a larger apartment had opened up in the building. They took one look and immediately said yes.
"The light is so bright and happy," Silverbush says of their 3,000-square-foot, four-bedroom, four-bathroom penthouse duplex. The downstairs was originally one big living-dining-kitchen space until the couple acquired the apartment next door and created two expansive living areas and a playroom for their children — Luka Bodhi, 3, and Mateo Lev, 2. (Colicchio also has an older son, Dante, 19, from a previous relationship.)
The expansive, sun-filled great room has an open kitchen, a dining area and two lounging areas, one playfully accented by an oversized red Max floor lamp. "When people come into the house, they always ask about it. I just think it's whimsical and playful," Silverbush says.
Silverbush's latest purchase is a Breville Fast Slow Cooker that, true to its name, dramatically cuts cooking time. Colicchio is happy with it, too. "It's genius. I can make chicken soup in 25 minutes," he says in a rare moment of elation not seen even when he talks about his vintage guitar collection, which includes a 1944 Martin 000-18 acoustic small body.
"It's all original, the tuners are original, there are no cracks in it, no work that's been done. It hasn't had a neck reset," Colicchio says. He carefully takes it out of the case and plays a bluesy lick. "It's not loud," he says matter-of-factly.
What does get him charged is talking about Silverbush's new film, "A Place at the Table," co-directed by Kristi Jacobson. He's an executive producer on the documentary (now playing in theaters and on demand) and appears in it talking about the hunger problem in America that people don't often discuss.
"Poverty's the problem. The majority of people think people going hungry aren't working and are lazy, but the fact is that the majority of the people receiving food stamps are working," Colicchio says.
Silverbush first got the idea for the project when she was mentoring a student through Groove With Me (a nonprofit that brings arts programs and dance classes to girls in East Harlem) and discovered that the student's problem focusing on her studies stemmed from being hungry. The film documents a fifth-grader in similar circumstances in a rural area and a young mother in Philadelphia whose struggle to feed her children actually intensifies when she finds a full-time job and loses her food-stamp benefits.
"The minimum wage needs to rise," Colicchio says. "If you're working full-time and making minimum wage, you're living in poverty. That's crazy."
In his own business, the restaurateur sees his role as helping others tap into their passions. "A lot of what I do is inspiring the people around me," he says. When he was transforming Craftsteak into Colicchio & Sons and creating the beer list for the tap room, a server, Chase Rabenn, approached him. "He said, 'I'm really into beer,' so he started taking meetings with the beer companies and distributors. He's now the beer director there."
As for his own interest in liquor, Colicchio admits that he sometimes goes two weeks without a drink, but in the winter he prefers bourbon. "Every Christmas, I get a bottle of a good old-fashioned single-barrel, and it usually lasts me through the year."
His latest purchase, a bottle of Angel's Envy, remains unopened in a cabinet next to the large walnut dining table made by British designer Matthew Hilton that's the centerpiece of the great room.
"It's really cool because you can open it up and seat 15 people around it, which we like to do," Silverbush says. Hanging above is a chandelier made by a friend using old pipes. "He's an artisan who's scraping by making beautiful work."
Nearby are two signed Shepard Fairey prints. One, in support of gay rights, reads "Defend equality, love unites," while the other, pleading for immigration reform reads, "We are human."
The poster also speaks to the driving message behind Silverbush's film, which promotes a living wage for all workers. "I want to keep those kind of important messages around the kids," she says.
Tom Colicchio & Lori Silverbush's
Favorite things
*The Matthew Hilton extending table
*The BDDW ladder chairs
*Colicchio's 1944 Martin 000-18 guitar
*The signed Shepard Fairey prints including one urging for immigration reform (below)
*The Breville Fast Slow Cooker
*Pottery gratins from Le Fanion
*The wood and fleece rocking sheep
*The Michael McHale chandelier
*The handmade fish mug made by
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Difference between revisions of "Wikitravel:Votes for deletion/December 2007"
Latest revision as of 23:56, 16 August 2010
Archive for Wikitravel:Votes for deletion acted on in December 2007. If you can't find the chronicle that interests you here, try Wikitravel:Votes for deletion/November 2007 or Wikitravel:Votes for deletion/January 2008 for things that may have happened earlier or later, respectively.
Uploaded to shared. WTDuck2 15:18, 12 November 2007 (EST)
Outcome: Deleted. -- Bill-on-the-Hill 09:45, 3 December 2007 (EST)
San Diego/Columbia[edit]
Okay, so we've got all these district articles for separate neighborhoods in Downtown San Diego. The problem is that each neighborhood really doesn't have enough stuff to stand on its own (with the possible exception of Little Italy). I think all of them should be combined into a single Downtown article, which I have already created with all the listings that are on each page. PerryPlanet 15:26, 18 November 2007 (EST)
Well, seeing as it's been two weeks, I'll redirect them now. PerryPlanet 12:59, 3 December 2007 (EST)
San Diego/East Village[edit]
Same as above. PerryPlanet 15:26, 18 November 2007 (EST)
San Diego/Gaslamp[edit]
Same as above (as above). PerryPlanet 15:26, 18 November 2007 (EST)
San Diego/Little Italy[edit]
Same as above (as above as above). PerryPlanet 15:26, 18 November 2007 (EST)
San Diego/Marina[edit]
Same as above (as above as above as above). PerryPlanet 15:26, 18 November 2007 (EST)
Outcome: Redirected All. PerryPlanet 13:13, 3 December 2007 (EST)
The entire article is "ok". I am not too familiar with the guidelines here, but I'm assuming that having just two letters would make the article a candidate for deletion. --The Yeti 11:32, 17 November 2007 (EST)
Outcome: Deleted. -- Bill-on-the-Hill 18:17, 4 December 2007 (EST)
Outcome: Redirected to Goslar. -- Bill-on-the-Hill 11:46, 6 December 2007 (EST)
Image:Concept Plan for Lantau.jpg[edit]
It does not meet our copyleft. This image is "Multi-licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License, Version 1.2 or later and the Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share-Alike license".[1]
Outcome: Deleted. -- Bill-on-the-Hill 09:33, 7 December 2007 (EST)
Pagasetic Gulf[edit]
Thought about a speedy delete for this as it is a body of water (thus not a valid article subject), but was unsure if it was within my authority. --OldPine 18:17, 20 November 2007 (EST)
Outcome: Deleted. -- Bill-on-the-Hill 12:57, 11 December 2007 (EST)
San Diego/Sorrento Valley[edit]
I don't know how this happened, but our coverage on San Diego is a disaster. There are far too many district articles that are almost completely irrelevant. I'm trying to restructure the coverage, so this may not be the only time you see me here with a San Diego article.
Anyway, Sorrento Valley is a suburban neighborhood located in north San Diego, and is the home of a number of corporate headquarters and "tech parks", but little else. There's nothing to do, few (if any) places to eat, and only a few motels, which could easily go into the Del Mar article, as it is practically next door (which I've already done with the one hotel listing in this article). PerryPlanet 13:20, 11 October 2007 (EDT)
Outcome: kept, but "without prejudice"; this should be revisited if/when the San Diego district structure matures. -- Bill-on-the-Hill 12:51, 11 December 2007 (EST)
Image:Sveti Stefan, Montenegro.jpg[edit]
To old to be of any use to a traveler --NJR_ZA 15:27, 25 November 2007 (EST)
Outcome: Deleted. -- Bill-on-the-Hill 13:02, 11 December 2007 (EST)
System of government in mariana[edit]
Not an article. Avoided speedy delete since listing it here gives new users the opportunity to see why things get deleted --NJR_ZA 05:10, 27 November 2007 (EST)
Outcome: Deleted. -- Bill-on-the-Hill 14:19, 11 December 2007 (EST)
Italy resturants[edit]
Per Wikitravel:What is an article? ~ 184.108.40.206 10:50, 28 November 2007 (EST)
Outcome: Deleted. -- Bill-on-the-Hill 11:45, 12 December 2007 (EST)
East Azerbaijan[edit]
Outcome: redirected. --Peter Talk 16:54, 17 December 2007 (EST)
Image:Maunaleo ~ Journey With Spirit.jpg[edit]
Improper license. Reads:My photographs are protected under International Copyright law and may not be posted in another webpage on the internet or used for commercial use without my express written permission. All rights reserved universewide. Mahalo! 2old 09:35, 1 December 2007 (EST)
Outcome: deleted. --Peter Talk 16:54, 17 December 2007 (EST)
Business logo, not useful to the traveler --NJR_ZA 10:27, 3 December 2007 (EST)
Outcome: deleted. --Peter Talk 16:54, 17 December 2007 (EST)
Cellphone, can't think of a valid use on wikitravel --NJR_ZA 12:23, 3 December 2007 (EST)
Outcome: deleted. --Peter Talk 16:54, 17 December 2007 (EST)
Not an article, can't sleep there. This appears to be the name of a castle (thus, an attraction) rather than a city. Perhaps can be moved to a nearby town? --OldPine 15:05, 17 November 2007 (EST)
Outcome: Redirected to Benesov. -- Bill-on-the-Hill 15:46, 18 December 2007 (EST)
Image:UA Mykolayiv.png[edit]
Coat of arms --NJR_ZA 03:41, 30 November 2007 (EST)
Outcome: Deleted. -- Bill-on-the-Hill 16:02, 18 December 2007 (EST)
Aegean Sea[edit]
As above, a body of water, thus, not an article. Has several links to it. -- OldPine 19:09, 20 November 2007 (EST)
Outcome: Kept as a disambiguation page. -- Bill-on-the-Hill 23:57, 22 December 2007 (EST)
Image:Medina 12.jpg[edit]
No model release, unfortunately; it's a pity to delete it, as it gives a real sense of what a market in Fez is like, but it's gotta go. -- Bill-on-the-Hill 11:36, 6 December 2007 (EST)
Outcome: Deleted. -- Bill-on-the-Hill 00:09, 23 December 2007 (EST)
Six Flags Magic Mountain[edit]
Per Wikitravel:What is an article?. Unlike Disneyland and some other parks, Six Flags Parks are not full resorts, offering no on-site accommodation.
Outcome: Redirected to Valencia (California). -- Bill-on-the-Hill 15:37, 23 December 2007 (EST)
Rating systems[edit]
Present content indicates that it's designed to list rating standards for accommodation in every country. This content belongs on individual country or region pages, as Talk:Rating systems points out. Hypatia 07:56, 13 October 2007 (EDT)
Outcome: kept. Pashley 06:49, 24 December 2007 (EST)
Chateau de Curton[edit]
Single caste, not an article. Can anyone suggest a merge or redirect rather than deletion? --NJR_ZA 03:48, 27 November 2007 (EST)
Outcome: Deleted. -- Bill-on-the-Hill 12:32, 29 December 2007 (EST)
Outcome: Kept, but some changes are needed to make it a proper Itinerary article. -- Bill-on-the-Hill 12:36, 29 December 2007 (EST)
Columbus/Short North[edit]
Re-district Columbus. Info merged to Columbus/Downtown Short North is about three blocks long. 2old
Outcome: Deleted. -- Bill-on-the-Hill 12:46, 29 December 2007 (EST)
Columbus/German Village[edit]
Info to be merged into other areas as re-district takes place. Nice, popular, but very small neighborhood. May want to redirect also. 2old 14:28, 3 December 2007 (EST)
Outcome: Deleted. -- Bill-on-the-Hill 12:48, 29 December 2007 (EST)
Discos of Goa[edit]
I don't believe this to be an appropriate article heading even for a redirect.
Outcome: Deleted. -- Bill-on-the-Hill 12:50, 29 December 2007 (EST)


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In our l~ ue of February 19. we announced that the UnIted ServIce OrganlZallon and the Negro Soldler,;, m relationshIp to the general public would be opened for discussion in the rolumns of The Leader the following week-that the move was the r esult of a statement in regaro to the situation of 5,000 egro .oldlers stationed at Fort Knox, and because of the fact that a committee romposed of four white and four rolored persons had been working on the proposition 01 a club for a period of six months withVOLUME 32 out progress. In that issue we saId further as follows: "Although The Leader has been mdirectly informed and has heard much pro and ron talk about the matter of the U.S.O .• since the beginning of the issue. we have had noth ing trom the proper souITe," and we added: "In the Courier-Journal of Thursday moming. Major Gen. eral Wulla~ G. Livesay is quoted as having said that. ',t beremes a rommunlty problem when a rolored solelier comes to Louis-COLLEGE GROUP HEARS PR ville. walks Ihe s lreets. drinks liquor. and WLnds up drunk: and HEADS we closed . "W,th Major Livl'<ay, The Leader roncurs. and It is our rw.;:~e lu o pen the sub)""t to the community in the next week's I Our la' lure to follow up as anntJuncoo. may be attributed to o.n . or mOle I ! .the many proLlcms \\ !l:ch the. publisher of a news-, L paper, p::.rt;(uiar1.- !\f"gro. faccs, (';.-cn O1!tcr thIrty years \If ("{'InUnuou. publH·at.on-and h t.rc we arc remJnded ,,( the adage; ~ · Procra..·'t lnatttln is the t h'ef of I llllC':' F~'r d urln r; t hc- inter,oal (IC thE' per.oJ of ,· ur announet.'mcnt '-tnd n(" .. w, statements ha ve bl,."u: .~:~!~ ~~h~('~o~~~~:~ !t~;'n~~~~~;~~;' rr~2~ ::,~h::l~~~t~~rh~:': ~~ns- ~E_ E ru. o r the _ uUJC t a:-: fd.r u.s w e h ac.l contt:ulplatcd. \1,' h 3tl,.;\'(:: bl" wt: ought h 3 Vt: sa'd, ,~c hcrt" rl'bt(' that v:( URBAN I GU FUND (C3t"L'd tha t procrCi$tlnatlon un the part of U1C colored memht"r. . o f the con:mlttce \\ hleh had to do ",,"j ih the rojetl of the t '.S .U.. Y. 'l.lrk. Marth.. 10.-·"Tlh.' t .. l'<.1d'-tl.:d..rtc~ for the cO(lrdma-j might h :l\ c resulted In the same (;nd .. ~ (hd the ma ltt!r (}1 sclc(: In~ \ r :-l~ :') .... tcs IS It:~ln~ an (:~ I:-h i. L.'1rJ. d lrcct wll uf 56 lor-al l a col or~ person as a candid a te for m!'mbcrshl:,) on he B ~a .. u (If t ~ to: 5.000.0UO.l I'h' pUn-hn.fln ~!!ll.r.t ":- In 29 st~tE~·s and the 015-1 Edu auon, which was d e le!;ated to a commate<.' of 'l: ~rn 11Il:n. "V .(- l·ar l.\" t hn'u~h ncom£" tr'\. !. (. r Columbl~ a nd the Ur-be Js of the tta 'hen;' u m',1n-as admitted by onc of ~ ht: P"U'l1:1l1.'1 t &Jld _" • uu\"anel m~n t orpnr\ unl- ~ I ::r' U3~ue of Greater Ncv. cvlored members. (Continued on page 4) I" (Tr:t :.~2~·!~~~l::~'~~~~~; '~('r(' ,~~~.~ ~'I~C ~~~~~h:3~~~gr~:eet. l'\OW DEFINITELY HAPPl( t t(1 ... y tJy (iUf l T J rtlll:.V. rctin"'<i the t. r()UgihS~~~~~~~.~~[l~(jI .. '0 . \:Eu I ~h~'~·t.4f Urb~n ~::::I:n~n:· :t:oC':'~: the . ured by the color ')1 t " e skin, (last 34 years by the Natiorlhl U I Can·r d.'f:J1. to 'Improve Job op- !l. ft dr,Vf.' to ralSl' _ S . or conftned to acoJ r ~ rti, ular ia~(' n for tbe AdV3llC<'- p",:u. JC!; and relate<! }'VlP!: t .. total goal or S4 3~.625 . Open- . - race • .and h .. adde<l . '"1' " only ment o! ColCTed People on bf... COIN ES CAPES 1·· ·' Id ,: ,,, .. ' amonll Negroe:.·. Mr. !I'.~, ;Dt< for the publlc appeal , IIld ivldu,,1 better • I than ' y other hal f (of the Net;ro ~ Fow- TU:l il C.::!' . appomtment was a n- w~:: ;.JC ~nnou n~ed. later. . Mrs. Lilly Brooks I person is the one \I;"'') "''').5 a tcenth Amer.dment has been the rH LO:'"lt~J !Jy Lloyd K . Garrison. ._.l.~J(; r IndustTiahsts and bu..c;; I- 'rtll.. 11ll;; her of Retired l-h:<.tvyw£::J:ht G! H';I If to, JO(' Louis.. better character or " " ....... more, bac;is o! the appeCll--and not r , ' }; .. :':: Ut'~.: CJf the S,atlonal UrL~n I ~ f SS ~~acJ <:.rs a ttended the J ~ n ch - w t~o V: U: ' ~,t; tPpy \ ... ·hen he annvun(.; ('<i hiS n .: t :: , ,I""It I t .uter hiS bou t 3ccor:ct i np.- to h is C'reu ~~!.ant~ the Nc,:ro oion . but tor the I L_: ~~,l and Dr. " Illiam H. Kl1-1t l,!r~ "~ ~u~ts of Clendenin J . WI~~" J\.It ]I •. drolt I,ast J unt. l. . ut h()\\' !"he is d.' I I' I ~"!J hapi>Y !>ince for tne good. or hu t an1 ~y-and bentS! of ;:.U A hu~ncans," sa~ p-a. ;.. n u,:., PreSIdent of the Urban R}o ... Cha.t:man. of the ~am- her 50n Jt .l"i de fin itely a nnuu nc£'d h iS rc ti I" ", r.t ~he said th ~s he may be a fello ~ . '~';~'J \ .... orks the S.PCOihCF". Ba ton Rouge, La. • 1. \larch IG:-I Op lousas early Sunday by t hE lAal,u ' <If Greater New York. PIU\;','S 8p<'Clal GIfts CommIttee, week : "IV>' been pleading " Ith h Im for 2 .·c.1r • , q,,;t", and shp in a dItch or one \ . ~ " ,~r\'''S as Taught NegJ"o 10 Edward Honeycut •. 22. now Ill · 8rmM men and driven about at J..':,(:.l-on ut the Yale Clu b. I W" ,tnrop Roc~felIer, a member adde..~ "No, Irs not beea""" I was a fraid h .. ·.1 !;"I hllrt." the head of a nati t.n. Belie"e in Himself the Baton Rouge J811 for safe- 120 mIl'" west of Krotz SPring" j ' Tn .. llrt-;;n l.Qague ~und 1S a C'f th" Leagues Board of Dlrec· - - - - ------- - - - - -. Champion of Rights . . keepLng after he escaped from ! Whl .. re he escaped from his cap- J ,,,t • rrl'rt of the Nahonal ur- ! tors. and .Henry Bruer e, Tress- PYTH· .. ~i" TALK CHARGES BUT TE~"':\ ' E of AD Americans . Rf'lte ra ting statements ~ three whlte men who rook h im i tors while they were ··tosslng a ban League. 1133 Broadway. (Ccntinued on page 4) IAN rlrL h . . ~n a SIX ch to l .ow s vllle JD1f~ out of j811 at Opelousas for the coin to see who would kill m(;," IS LEASED FOR " 'I.' e ~el."TO Pr..-:- \.a de- lSters a few "''''''''$ ago, the pub-purpose of lynching him as a I and that the olTicers were Ln WINS $35 000 RADIO JACKPOT BUT BI6 EX A UIOII PLAN s~r:bed In part .. a:.: t .... cham- I,mer tuld th students th:,t ~o rape suspect. Honeycut escaped ! close pursuit. Honeycut ...-as I ' . plon " 1<81n. t ~Iol .' '1 r the 'e nC) odd been more indio;- h~ abductors w~17 they tossed · found at daylight clingi ng to a SEVIRAL PROBLEMS fAnD BY COUPLE ~lJltt> rumors that efforts optio" to r'II," , the lease for ngh guar.1ntero urvler the (Contmued on pa!:e 4) ~OlnS for the prlvdege of ltill'l tree overhanging the Atchafa- woul:l he mad by vet",.r. five y .. arn ,~ 1I~t>d ,.bout $48.000 in~h~7t;ree men, Maxile Savoy. . ~;:'~~':u=d ;::;;~~ t~~~~ East r:r.. ll.delph,a. March 10-1\1rs. on Tne ,,!,nny, The. Army and :'::P;~:,~: !?::;~:;. ...~ ~~ )~e:,~ ~~I! ~.{:'~~'!,~:,:,~ i: ~~eO\~~:!i HOLD JPS ENTENCE Ariel Ladoux and Edwin Miller. I Distnct Attorney J . Y. Fon ('- J,",Ir~ lIubt'rt fa~ these pro!>- T~, . ~ ~vY . an Engl Ish song by stron" ... ".,,1 and fi~ancia l sup- b~ the l ' :f\h':l' DeJ)<'ndenl were arrested Sunday on the not saId the man had been hE'ld 1,,= T"(}. ,,~ Parry. port II. th.' buIlding of th W,dows a n.1 0'1>1 ....... Aid. Inc., - charges of kidnaping. The inci- I in St. Landry Parish JaJI four W"..: to do with two gr at Sn rut the correct answ · r to Pythl"n 'T''fJl1)I~ at lOth and whIch reccfllty :mnounced that d nt happened shortly after months on a charge of a ltgt"a- dan . , . the latt('r from a PhIladelphia Cne:tIlU:' ""' ~ Inonument to the th" hote! S<-ell,)' , ,,·11 be closed OF ATTORNEY mldnigbt Sunday. AC'COrding to I v3tE'd rape in \. ruU.:'CLlon With How to u a $500 pa r of n e ·N"_pupe r . She told neWL men o rg:lru£;'i. : .. ~ n in Kentucky and because of Ui~ a n.ount of money Sh.eriff Clayton Gilbeau. the I ::'::!~C.~i:~:e :a::i:! i:~: co ~~:U,~~~ and her 75-year- :'~~~dtn~u~O~~ it,".:=~~~~ :'~~I~~:~tICl~ ~~gr~. :~:;~ ~~~~~ t~;i:" ';:"~":: P': pnsoner was taken forcibly from tJ~ated by the Parish grand JUry old h""oand, BenjamlO Frank· mod. hOn.... the a '\J"oOunced !llans or the pres· 38 room.~ 10 the ho(e1 sectio.n. the SL Landry Parish Jail at later tlus month. hn Hubert, J)<'nslOned Naval T flP l!ut",rt:; welcomed most En 11l;.n;"I'· ·mcnt. it has been SI" C!' th.' rh;: I)f the p... Alfred Met J --- ba~~ : o('hl n;..st, are well nou a:ll(I! ~f.! tl\(,lr priZe5. a te1evision m3dc pu I~ that a te n-)" c.ar ICon1inut.: un page 4) ~ A .. C·n.unli~~ :~~R"jH~n aa:o~ ;c;Cfii!&<.-e(J on probation, aM SERIOUS CHARGES ARE BROUGHT A6AIN" to ViSIt Pans and fonte Carlo. s ' a 19~9 ""tamoL,I" and $1 500 lea h".. L "ell granted Edward ---- - -- 'leys both r Id ts f Ad In, J5, was rde-.:t-on JI Tne 58-year-old Mrs. Hubert. cash to pay ta,,';" on their ,,:,de Davi •. ~' . Lo .u lsville bus mess· "60ES ,,~Y 'VEl tne i.nuiSVil~rm;:;"~:;:\I:~.A ~ ~itht~J(;;w thaI she 0 to ~ PRESIDENT OF DELAWARE STATE COLLEGE wh .. =0 I.~ trymg to stay caIm la:;$ rtmenl ~an, '''~ It"' rurpose or £-xpand· \."f lr II P .• were giv!'n su.. nd, d j;';j rela 'v<'S ;. eekts t~ he wil!l !.<.' r.ot to ngitate hcr hea.-t T." ., W" rp .. t a loss to see Lng a tT"" • ,:duJClI whIch h has CIVil R HIS. iliUm s£nt n In Ju :pn' l~ (' It, rest of th t~an 0 ... tile at· . COlldl:.:on , ''won'' the problem Immu1,a tp u~e for an ermine en. been ()P.~ hns; on the ~ourth ' Wednesd~ on d . of con- e a o:rneys 'Wet"e ~r'l Dover, Del. March 10000n_j F bruary 12 dur ing wh ich t.m "JGn~ WIth pnz ' valued at (01 ,. b M a ~d Sl :· tll fl • • " of the bUIlding. - t 'b r g ~ lh db f to by th parents of the guls S.tate CoUege WIll be gIven an th~ In.,u ~atlon of the pre, lde:>t, lu.'l _, how Sunday night. - ---- - - ' II r,S Ln the 1. tel sf'Ctirm s<) at tne South·, Ii.;!> n th ~i· TIl" . ('nten~. w<' ~ sus~ed , otIS ch:,,"ges ag81nst Presid nt on~ of the prot ters w a.; nr- $3~:;;O •. n th Amencan Br0 3d_1 ~:r .;;,:;~ v;~m t. y 0\'1. I' . ..1· , T';ported _ th at ir. -cw 0; I, ,II ~ uch 11)-A :Vc u ~i~h-:;hOOI ~r~ uency 0 Howaro D. Gregg of ~awar~ r tl'd by a State policeman a ,,,,,ling Company's .. to;> the gh j Dav ! ~ I:; " ., correct shortcnm· ):oung Ne 0'" .. ~;clltment ." r g _ . 100 000 UIIOAD amng March 21 at. the order of l't" < <ha rgcd. :;h" rorrectly Identified, In se- DEJITIST INDKTED ON ""'1u i,.,..m('-"l~ of the FI.·re P re- den's CIvil RIghts projfram ~'as by Tn al omml IC.,'r W,lham MfII UII9IPl.OYfl) In the meanhme frIends of l RATHER BE F·ED TO DOGS' «nd the Ja .. kpot tunc. "The avy I"(OME TAX CHAR6" imp -uve th,. bu,lding In other of t \\O m n anti s ubsC<,ur nt ~t<omeys , conduc~ ,~e. Ive. W;,. h;r. r. aT h J Governor Elbert . Ca rvel quene.. "TIle Wedding March," v. n ion nOl rcau arc m t. and to blamed Sunday for th shoot'n I &;eeher ~. , rondl!.,," that the __ the educator say the char~es . U/ \·. a) s mal<e it one of th de .. th of t e rscrk yuh. In a proper m3nn' T. The mrm road t;n . .,n<· Ra,,· -.;.;.c pclltic:ill:: il'.spired I TUAT'r rftMETHnu; ATAL'Y BURNED IN .-- I nct in& "'y" hotels in this J oe Tay lor 2S as , hot four wert' a ",,-;cd of allo" ,ng t he l lOO oon ',.;,11 w - : mor" .:l"l :ak ,n " following a three-day - .- 6TH ~niEET TlBE I wlth \ ~c .. ir. thp PyHlian T m· r It i! n'p'1rt. I that M. M. Bon- was bei n;; br- 'u :;"t l~to a pobee o~C('S for whlC'h .rumbn was Ia,~ . .... ~~ .. ; ""Vf;,::s~~ days. ~ The overnor's action was In • ~ ~v .... iliA" I F - - .. T . . .. , " 1'a\·lor. dentISt.. ecH, n . : t1\;- countrv lim by a fo",'e nffi~r as he h 1 g i- 1s to loi r In their I_ J ff ' It a ' h:lVt' s trlke of the students who Jt..·fter~)R Clt~.. Mo., .Mar~h Thr f'f" ch ,:drE'n w~r :l\-"{~ P!P. V·~ rndlct"'{{ fonday . . on n r, rf'a] p..-: t :.tr . gent who repre- precinct s a!l"'''' p .... tr-e id he g.v n a thre fTton ~~ ")~nlf>n(: t I ~ If ·n p:n t,r d re. ~ prot. ted agamst bad. food. IO-A UnIted .Stat . ron 'T - b) " If grandmother. but one, ( Idr/!" , ! I n""llte-ta~ vasJOn Sills .oavI" "a~ said Ihat if an tried to gra::' the !;Un of another aJ.'d In add lt,on . :Tull w 3C- ~"t" n I>t;,. and 50,273 Among charges 181d agamst man rr m ~I un told "".Ed ard PuM'y , J r, 3, .... as fatal- b)< ~ .ro' .-:It grand Jury. The officer. CltSed of makmg Impr IoCr ad-I __ " _ J5 • Jaa. ~ Greggarethath madearackE't aud ltr.cc hre Saturday Plltht . lybu' n .. rfultofafir at Ind"· l1I .... t • .• r. I.'(\threecour.1s MI:A':' VALtn:DAT Taylr poli,,, id boarded a v~nccs towa:", th~ I year-okl l ~·· · :" :;;<~·,~adnuttedu..t of selling poultry which was be- tcat !l !)uld "rath r be dra·.\·n th hOlf. of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- of " •• "I I!ully .. vade<! p3yment of S8ll !U;COVERED city bus ~ursln~ and denouncing g1r1, for whIch he rt'f'eived • . ~um . mcreeeed .,., I w standard; built two chicken 1 and quar1er~d . ground to ha • I ward Pursey, 819 S Sixth. M"n- $iC' 7494' 1 r1\a.rg that in · Lowsla.'la Srna"tor Ru It Long sI x-month ntenee. r R • • houses at government expense; bur6er and fed to the dO/lll than da '. The r-arents were away 1943. . r. ";,y),,r r ported a net Me2t valuNl at S86 .... as re- f" r his ra.-ticipation in tile Crumlin, who -1 ;on I;' de- InClden Uy, the ~ YIlPIo. mismanagedfinancial!'rocedur land for non· gre,;sllon: ' and LIJ chll ren wpre In the m r., •• 1.91'/.86 and paId a polle? tel~n fro~ the ?Emmart South's fil;b ter. " part of the dared h, innoce' ...... and who !.N w Hav n & .1Iartf~ .-. and allowed the servlPg of im- I Th congr lT,an .... h., marle I ~are of tne gran,hnother. Mrs. ' tax of $11 I 60 It was all ged ~ack,ng .. mpan~ • . 120_ Story. fight awns! !l.e ivil rugh was d rued his n, l><'St for a ' road announ ,t ""oWoI ~ .. properly Itilled chickens o~er tIJ;. ta ern nt IS Rep. George I Add. Ha ·den, .... h saved the that the .. <,I u .. t was $8.481.77 ~arly Mol' ... y. morning. Accord: program. postponem nt or tt..- ra whe~ I ~500 employt'S this -- lit tt! !he protest of the school d ,et· 1 a Christoph r of Amore Mo .• 1 thr ~ chlldren_ It i reported I and the ta" st,·,uld ha"'! been lP~ to th n1ght en neer, ?'l' Walter J " .. Lani r. 28-year- called Wednes6a~ , . i1 he wo~Ree~Vl.lle. ~ass, aDd Va }tes:" III an. who ... as ~t to Congr from that the polIce said. the grand-I $1,805.79. po :;:;- ::;. h~ pork. loutS, old bus drtv~. said Taylor appeal the sent nc.m on I . ~ ., repau ~ Students aIso made several I th Slxth rongres5lonal dmrlcL I moth'>r could not get the 3-year- It is alleged that in 1944. th ~ t c::, er meats were thr atened to .. ~. every wbile him by the rommi i,.,ner. Ewan O~ ~~ cOlT\Plaints against the president I H~ was spewng a th annu 11. Id child {rom his room because i d nlist r ported a act of $1,514.- H ~ t ro;oIl e sto~ge3~OO~ penon on th ..... ' Lanier said Four of the ,iris \:I th c e . of la r ta~ ... that i saying thal he r fused to allow convention of Young Democra' '. II .... as tilled with the smoke and I 04 and reid $26.00, when U.e Li er r. h!lS()n, . . , Taylor pr ed a gun 10 his baek . I unemployment eve' .0. e r' any orpnizations of veterans Chri topher saJd thal he fav- tlam . • and that firemen re •• ""al net was ~H.747.13. and tax berty, C :Tles Livingston, 23, and pulled the trigger. The mg to capture the &\lnm."". , arou.nd. 5.00G,~ .. ~ _, groups to come on the campus, ! ored the san:'" wages for the cued him on arriVal .and ru5hedI4'3C~.~that in 1945, Dr. Tay- ;:4 ~19BrO" a:'d i,osePh Roly, mechanism fa iled. and Lanier Later. Taylor wao mg r ' I' ml .wmate, ... ..... that he tampered with their j same work, the same educa - him the General Hospital. lor reported a net SI .332.25. ' ted and ch c:; .,,;:r~ ar- dove from the bus. Taylor. he moved from a poll . • rar when Ilon W(J Id ~- ~ mall and charged them fees for tional f8Cllities and the same Another report said that the which should have been S15,- =-breaIq arg WIll l"e-I Said, sbot and the slug went he made a ~ ! - : fTeedClm, ~ut he and CJU)er ~ '" services for w~ they had no rights and privileges for Ne- boy might have been saved had 219.26 and Dr. Taylor reported a ng. into the driver. ~. grabbing at an ofti""""s gun. lie-:e tha~ a f~ascnU ~ in use or DeVer rftetved. I groes • for whites "but in their the authorities acted .nstead of net $1,3.12.25. which should have of $24.9':, which should have Patrolman Cha Ies Polite 29 8IKlther poticeman ftrf'd four I JUnng WIll "'1J)e out .... . ~ The student strike ~ own compan)'." I a\'lng It to the grandmother. been $15.219.26 and paid • tax been $4.580. was shot twiec in t1ie ~ 'try~ times, kUling him instantb'. ~urrent "nemp~I' ~ PATRONIZE THE LEAD·ER ADVERTISERS
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|The Louisville Leader. Louisville, Kentucky, Saturday, March 12, 1949.
|Vol. 32. No. 11.
|Cole, I. Willis (publisher)
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LOC,\l • STATE· NATIONAL
SUPPORTS Y.M.C.A., MUNICIPAL COllEGE WHY PAY MORE?
By L Willis Cole
\ YitIl lI.e ex ~"ptio n of thE de\' lopements of this w...,k. which
included the refu. al of the Chestnut tree! Y.M C.A. to aecept the
propo .. al (If :h a rjn~ ll~ s,al'l' for a so t dl(,!"'S~ r('Cr at ional ('('nt(\r, th".
n(:ws p r uC'ed (IT the- opin!CJn ('Xpn:~"'l-d 10 thts a rt ick 'S b,,:la ted.
In our l~ ue of February 19. we announced that the UnIted
ServIce OrganlZallon and the Negro Soldler,;, m relationshIp to
the general public would be opened for discussion in the rolumns
of The Leader the following week-that the move was the r esult
of a statement in regaro to the situation of 5,000 egro .oldlers
stationed at Fort Knox, and because of the fact that a committee
romposed of four white and four rolored persons had been working
on the proposition 01 a club for a period of six months withVOLUME
out progress.
In that issue we saId further as follows: "Although The
Leader has been mdirectly informed and has heard much pro and
ron talk about the matter of the U.S.O .• since the beginning of
the issue. we have had noth ing trom the proper souITe," and we
added: "In the Courier-Journal of Thursday moming. Major Gen.
eral Wulla~ G. Livesay is quoted as having said that. ',t beremes
a rommunlty problem when a rolored solelier comes to Louis-COLLEGE GROUP HEARS PR
ville. walks Ihe s lreets. drinks liquor. and WLnds up drunk: and HEADS we closed . "W,th Major Livl'
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The eye catching header is backlit. Behind this are stereo arcade speakers that fill the playing area with sound. Need to adjust the volume, no problem, just open up the coin door to reach the volume control that also features adjustments for balance, treble and bass so you can set the audio just how you like it.
Want freeplay or coin operated? Well you can have both! This way when your friends wont go home you can start to charge them! Although you can understand why they'll stay when you look at the kite marked toughened safety glass under which there is a crisp 19" LCD display that provides a rich vivid image that is candy to your eyes. If this isn't large enough for you there are two stunning upgrade options. Upgrade to a 24" LED display for only £75!
The Games
The game selection on the new GameCab Fighter Multi-Game Arcade Machine is superb! There's something for everyone with this great game system that runs over 600 games from a commercial arcade PCB. Here's just a small taster of what is available on this machine! CONTACT US for the amazing full game list.
Street Fighter Series - Fatal Fury Series - King of Fighters Series
Golden Axe - Shinobi - Art of Fighting Series - Moonwalker - Wrestlefest
Vigilante - Metal Slug Series - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
When you're done beating people up you can...
Wonder Boy - Simpsons - Bubble Bobble - Dynamite Dux - Snow Bros
Wonder Boy in Monster Land - Rainbow Islands
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Easy To Use
The system is simple to use. All you need to do is power up the machine and you'll be dropped into an easy to use menu system. From here you can simply choose your game and play away.
The machine can be moved without a hernia thanks to it being mounted on castors. There's no need to worry about your cabinet rolling away when the gaming gets tough as each wheel locks down to make a rock solid arcade machine.
Freeplay or Coin Operated
Your arcade machine can be setup as freeplay with a credit button or you can have it setup as coin operated. The choice is yours! The coin mechanism can also be easily reprogrammed from sterling, to euros, tokens, in fact any type of coin you can imagine. It's also capable of accepting six different types of coins making it a superb money box that can take 5p, 10p, 20p, 50p, £1 and £2 coins!
Modern Day Reliability
There's no need to worry about issues spoiling your gaming fun as the internals of this great machine are light years ahead of the tech used back in the day. Power into the machine is cleaned with an electro magnetic interference filter. The screen is now a superb 19" LCD monitor that not only provides a rich picture it is also incredibly reliable. Plus you can even upgrade to a 24" LED display for only £75! The controls are 100% genuine arcade components designed to take year upon year of mashing. The game system is a solid state PCB with no moving parts to fail.
H 168cm x W 55cm x D 74cm
Please Note: The GameCab Fighter Multi-Game Arcade Machine is provided with a 12 month warranty. The games are included free with this system. A coin mechanism is provided to be used at the customer's discretion. Please allow up to 14 days for delivery. This takes into account preparation of your machine and a 5 day soak test period.


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Junior business Consultant
Ref.: JBC-IT
Location: Lucca | Rome | Milan | Turin
Job Description
We're looking for a junior business consultant with strong technical aptitude and preferably some accounting or finance knowledge. The candidate we choose to join our dynamic team will consult on the implementation of the CCH Tagetik application. Through a combination of product training and by working with our team of seasoned senior consultants, you'll acquire a solid knowledge of the CCH Tagetik application. From there, you'll take your new found knowledge and combine it with your experience to help build innovative solutions to solve our customers' business problems.
Our services team helps clients solve complex business and technical issues. As a junior business consultant at CCH Tagetik, you'll be expected to deliver innovative business consulting, business process design, systems integration, and application design to both commercial and public sector organizations in over a dozen industries worldwide. While you're working with us, you'll acquire valuable skills, gain access to a vast and diverse network of talented professionals, and enjoy unparalleled training and educational opportunities.
Required Skills:
- Strong computer / technical skills.
- Strong analysis and problem-solving abilities are essential.
- Financial / accounting background.
- Professional manner with excellent communication skills.
- Experience of working in a client-facing environment is a plus.
- Excellent documentation skills.
- Effective at communicating clearly to both technical and business audiences.
- Willingness to enhance your career and work with a fun team of CCH Tagetik professionals
- Travel required.
Preferred skills:
- Knowledge of SQL language
- Experience of using business applications as a user or application consultant
All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to sex (L. 903/77). Remuneration and contract terms will be discussed individually and defined according to personal skills, competences and experience.


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Amir Taheri has an excellent dissection of John Kerry's acceptance speech, as it relates to the current war, in today's New York Post. An excerpt:
One of the things the Americans need to do in the war against terrorism is to unlearn the lessons of Vietnam.
Kerry's speech was dominated by one powerful image: that of himself in "that gunboat in the Mekong delta." But that was the image of 1967.
The image of 2004 is that of hijacked jetliners running into the twin towers in New York. U.S. strategy in this war must be built around that image.
The choice the United States has is not between war and peace. The enemy it faces does not understand peace…. The choice here is between war and endless war. This is not an enemy that could be drawn into Paris "peace talks" to win Nobel Prizes for the participants.
Kerry says "We need to be looked up to, and not just feared." Yet, while it is always pleasant to be looked up to, what is needed now is that the terrorists, and their allies and patrons, should fear the United States. The bin Ladens and Saddam Husseins of this world are unlikely to look up to the United States. But they can be made to fear it, to the point of running to hide in caves and holes.
Kerry says he would wage "a smarter, more effective war on terror." Ok, but how?
First, he would "ask hard questions and demand hard evidence."
But when it comes to terrorism, hard questions don't necessarily produce hard evidence. Often, such evidence becomes available only after an attack, not before.
Anyway, once a President Kerry has asked his hard questions and obtained his hard evidence, he would only be at the start of a long road to a policy. He would next have to persuade other nations (variously described in his speech as "allies," "erstwhile allies" and simply "others") to accept his "hard evidence" and side with the United States. Then the whole matter would have to be taken to unspecified "international institutions," supposedly for approval.
After that? Here is Kerry's answer: "Only then with confidence and determination we will be able to tell the terrorists: You will lose, we will win!"
Will such a warning make the bin Laden and Saddam Husseins of this world tremble?


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Emergent Collaboration Vendor Review: Harmon.ie
By Jacob Morgan on October 21, 2011
Every Friday I'm going to be reviewing a vendor in the emergent collaboration space and will provide an overview on that vendor which includes everything from leadership and vision to technology and market focus. If you are vendor that would like to participate, please contact me (email is in the sidebar as is twitter link). […]
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were numerous rumors floating around about LightScribe Direct Disc
Labeling and its features. Feelings about lightscribe technology are mixed.
Many users are fascinated with the idea of direct-disc labeling
media, while
others think that it is not something worth their attention.
One thing is sure: although many companies are talking about Lightscribe technology,
there is not a lot of information about how it actually works, and if it
is worthy of attention. The million dollar question is can the LightScribe
compete with other printing solutions and will it replace permanent markers?
already has a wide range of LightScribe products and has even helped companies
improve their LightScribe technology. In this review, we will present three
LightScribe enabled drives that will reveal the true performance of direct
disc labeling.
They are the Hewlett-Packard dvd640i, the BenQ DW1625 and the Philips DVDR16LS.
In this review, you will see that all these LightScribe drives have many things
in common. We will focus on the LightScribe technology and not on burning quality.
However, CDRinfo is already conducting new tests to investigate burning quality
and performance of these drives, the results of which will be posted in an
upcoming review.
While there may be many unanswered questions in most peoples minds such as "will
present drives support LightScribe with firmware upgrades" or "will
LightScribe become even faster", let's start by having a look at what
LightScribe actually is and how it works.
- LightScribe Technology
was conceived by an HP engineer in Corvallis, Oregon, and brought to market
through the joint design efforts of HP's imaging and optical storage divisions.
LightScribe is a new technology that enables burner itself to print the user's
custom label design directly on the disc. The whole process is done
by the burner without
the need to have any other kind of media printing equipment. So, you
simply burn
your data as you normally do onto the disc and when finished, flip the
disc over to burn silkscreen-quality labels on the other side.
The technology requires three elements to work:
Most popular burning/labeling software already supports the LightScribe features,
like the CyberLink, InterVideo and Sonic applications.
We used the software applications that came with the devices, that is the latest
Nero 6 (through Nero Cover Designer), and SureThing CD Labeler 4 SE where
there were no differences in printing speed, since printing performance is
more burner
dependent than software. A good pictorial overview of the
LightScribe system can be seen in the following image.
According to HP, "LightScribe-licensed software applications have a number of specific capabilities,
The LightScribe host system software provides communication between the components
of the system:
In the following pages, we will focus on the media and the burners and present
the benefits and the limitations of LightScribe Direct Disc Labeling.


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- Eight of Embers
- Item Level 85
- Use: Combine the Ace through Eight of Embers to complete the set.
- Sell Price: 1 25
This item is created by scribes with [Darkmoon Card of Destruction]. It can be combined with the other seven Ember cards to create a [Volcanic Deck].
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Board Walk KZN
THE CONCEPT The Board Walk is an initiative that has been created to nurture the development of aspiring directors who are currently in senior management positions and help them to unlock their future potential. It aims to expose these individuals to existing directors (both executive and non-executive) and partners during an interactive networking breakfast that will encourage meaningful engagement and dialogue.
The Board Walk paints the picture of a promenade or walkway and it holds the underlying meaning of the bridge that an aspiring director needs to cross to become "Board-ready", as well as the journey that needs to be embarked upon.
As they take their first steps down this path of opportunity, these aspiring directors will benefit from those already sitting in the higher echelons of corporate South Africa to offer their guidance and share their insights and challenges.
Business and other leaders will be invited to host a table of between eight and ten people. The responsibility of the host will be to impart knowledge, experience and words of wisdom to the table, while directing the conversation.
The topics can be either specific or general as the host and the table pleases. Attendees will rotate tables twice during the breakfast, while the hosts remain at their table.
June 6th, 2018 7:30 AM through 10:30 AM
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Im sorry if this the wrong place to post this bu i was wanting some help translating htis into latin, the online translators aren't very good and can't translate Micro or macro as they are Greek words. I think Magni could be used for macro but im unsure of the endings. the phrase is
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- Nanotechnology 101
- Nanotechnology and You
- About the NNI
- What is the NNI?
- Nanotechnology-Inspired Grand Challenges
- Nanotechnology Signature Initiatives
- The NSET Subcommittee
- NSET's Participating Federal Partners
- Working Groups & Coordinators
- Contact Information
- National Nanotechnology Coordination Office (NNCO)
- Acronyms
- Resources & Funding
- Publications
- Education
- Newsroom
- Events
Subject Area:
NNI Publications and Reports
NNI Strategic Documents
NNI Publications and Reports
NNI Strategic Documents
Publication Date: Feb. 28 2014
This document updates and replaces the prior NNI Strategic Plan released in February of 2011. As called for in the 21st Century Nanotechnology Research and Development Act (Public Law 108-153, 15 USC §7501), the NNI Strategic Plan describes the NNI vision and goals and the strategies by which these goals are to be achieved, including specific objectives within each of the goals. Also as called for in the Act, the Plan describes the NNI investment strategy and the investment categories, known as the program component areas (PCAs), used in the annual NNI budget crosscut.
Related links:
2014 Public Comments on the Draft 2014 NNI Strategic Plan
2013 NNI Strategic Planning Stakeholder Workshop
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text: Founded in 1983 by entrepreneurial creative Arthur Cinader, J.Crew is an all-American ready-to-wear label that started its sartorial journey with a hand-drawn catalogue created by the founder himself. Quickly gaining interest for its perfectly fitting pencil skirts and slim-cut jeans, this contemporary brand set up shop in New York City and has been a go-to for elevated closet staples ever since. From structured cuffs to delicate chains, J.Crew bracelets are the perfect way to add some sparkle to your everyday ensembles 'use a statement style to lift simple office outfits.