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Sport activities & Nature add up to the recovery and relaxation effect of your vacation. Active holidays helps strengthen physical health and you will enjoy doing a bit of sport in this wonderful surrounding. Schwangau and the region around offers numerous sport activities. You have the choice !
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Our region near Fuessen and Schwangau offers the best conditions for various outdoor sports In the midst of most beautiful nature and the breathtaking backdrop of the King Ludwigs Neuschwanstein castle and Hohenschwangau castle you will love the hiking routes and top class sport possibilities.
The Allgäu's diversity of landscape brings a wide range of mountain hut tours - serving those who want to enjoy a more gentle walk right up to those who are out to bag the peaks. Some tours can be eased by taking the cable car uphill. The opportunities are endless: the Tegelbergbahn will take you to the top from where you can walk back down to the valley. Hut tours are also the ideal way to get children interested in hiking. Cows, calves and sheep grazing the lush alpine meadows help to make the walk more interesting.
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Winter & Spring
When the snow transforms our village Schwangau into a white dream landscape, the mountains dipped into sugars and frozen lakes like crystals, Allgäuer winter fairy tales become true. From Ski alpine, Snowboard and Cross-Country, sledding or walking with special snow-shoes up to ice-skating... In Schwangau in the Bavarian Alps you will find all those recreations. Enjoy the variety of the region and come to our hotel Das Rübezahl. The winter sports arena at the Tegelberg invite you to taste all the winter sports.


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April 6, 2011
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The Schedule
Saturday, April 9, 2011 - 4 & 6 p.m.
Sunday, April 10, 2011 - 12 p.m.
UC Santa Barbara (15-18, 1-2) at Cal Poly (6-23, 2-1)
All-time series record vs. Mustangs: 40-48
Last series vs. Mustangs: 0-3 (April 10-11, 2010)
Last series win vs. Mustangs: 3-0 (April 5-6, 2008)
To watch games on Gametracker, click here.
Tuesday, April 13, 2011 - 1:30 & 3:30 p.m.
UCSB at Cal State Bakersfield (10-18)
All-time series record vs. Roadrunners: 15-9
Last time vs. Bakersfield: W, 6-5 in 11 innings (Mar. 26, 2011)
The Week Ahead
UCSB continues Big West Conference action this Saturday and Sunday when it heads to Cal Poly for a three-game series against the Central Coast rival. The Gauchos will be looking to break a six-game losing skid against the Mustangs. After the trio of games against Cal Poly, UCSB will have a quick turnaround and head to Bakersfield on Tuesday to take on the Roadrunners in a non-conference doubleheader.
For The Record
UCSB has posted a 15-18 overall record and a 1-2 mark in Big West play. With its latest win against South Dakota, UCSB has matched its total wins from the 2010 campaign with 22 games still left on its slate.
Streaks Worth Snapping
Heading into last weekend's series with Cal State Fullerton, the Gauchos were amidst a seven-game losing skid, its longest of the season. UCSB snapped its skid by winning the first game against the Titans, which was also its first win over the club since 2008. The Gauchos have won three of their last five and posted consecutive wins for the first time since late February during Monday's doubleheader with South Dakota.
Acting Defensive
The Gauchos have set themselves apart as one of the best defensive teams in the Big West and nationally. UCSB leads the league and is ranked in the top-50 nationally with its .967 fielding. The Gauchos have committed a league-low 31 errors this season, which is a vast improvement after posting 66 in 2010.
Two For One
Speaking of the UCSB defense, the Gauchos have already turned a league-leading 18 double plays this year - an average of .55 per game - which ranks fourth nationally among all Division I programs. If the Gauchos keep up this current pace, they will surpass the school record for double plays, which was set last season at 23.
Offensive Behavior
UCSB has one of the top offenses in the Big West Conference, ranking third with its .270 team batting average and in the top-three in runs (130), hits (234), RBI (116) and triples (6). The Gauchos also lead the league with 42 doubles. On the flip side, the Gauchos are the conference leaders in strikeouts (186).
Terrific Turnaround
The Gauchos seem to be well on their way to bouncing back from a lackluster 2010 season. With 22 games still slated this season, UCSB has already surpassed its 2010 totals in runs, doubles and RBI while tying its number of triples (6). Also, UCSB is currently batting .270 versus last year's .232 team average and its on-base percentage has improved from .292 to .341.
Catching Up With Our Catcher
Junior catcher Lainey DePompa had a strong return to Campus Diamond as she batted .400 (6-for-15) across the five-game home stand with one run, a double, her first home run of the year and two RBI. She has had a hit in four of the last five games and had a pair of hits in game two against Fullerton and game two with South Dakota.
Kane Is Able
Freshman McKenzie Kane leads the Gauchos in batting average (.345) and hits (40), which ranks fourth in the Big West. The center fielder has posted a team-high 11 multiple-hit games and has had a hit in all but seven games. Kane posted her third three-hit game of the season in the first pairing against South Dakota and also tallied a run.
The Lowdown On Lauren
When hits come for freshman Lauren Boser, they usually come in pairs. The first baseman has posted eight multiple hit games and has had four contests with multiple RBI. She had a pair of hits in games one and two against Fullerton last weekend and went 1-for-2 with a run and a walk in game two against South Dakota. Defensively, she is leads the conference lead in double plays (13) and is second for chances (229) and putouts (218).
Taylor Made
Junior Allison Taylor is currently second among the Gauchos with her .307 batting average and is second in runs (16) behind Kathryn Pilpil. She leads the squad with her .480 slugging and .402 on-base percentage. She has registered a hit in 13 of the last 19 games and helped lead the Gauchos to their first win over South Dakota going 2-for-4 with two doubles, two RBI and a run.
Popping Pilpils
Freshman Kathryn Pilpil has had at least one hit in eight of the last 10 games. She posted her fifth multiple-hit game of the season on Saturday, going 2-for-4 at the plate with an RBI in game two with the Titans. Pilpil leads the Gauchos in runs (17), RBI (21) and stolen bases (9). Among Big West players, she is second in stolen bags and tied for sixth in RBI. She currently leads UCSB with six multiple-RBI games.
Turning Up The AC
Freshman pitcher Andriana Collins posted a career-best nine strikeouts in Monday's first win over South Dakota in which she allowed just one run on five hits in seven innings of work. The Fairfield, Calif. native owns a 9-9 record and is third in the Big West with her 120.2 innings pitched. Collins is tied for first in starts (18), tied for third in strikeouts (80), tied for fourth in appearances (23) and is ninth in ERA (3.83).
In The Circle With Krista
After suffering five consecutive losses in the circle, Krista Cobb (6-9) rebounded in a big way going 2-1 in her three appearances over three days. She broke her skid with a 2-1 win over Fullerton in which she tossed the complete game and allowed just one run on seven hits. In Sunday's series closer with the Titans, she tossed nine innings and allowed just three runs on seven hits. She bounced back from that narrow loss and defeated South Dakota, giving up just one unearned run off of five hits. She tallied five K's in each of the contests and posted a 1.22 ERA across the three games.
Shortstop Stories
Keilani Jennings hit her second home run of the season and the 11th of her career to help propel UCSB to its 2-1 win over Fullerton on Saturday. She now ranks 10th on the UCSB career home run top-10 list. The sophomore is currently tied for third in doubles (7) and tied fourth in walks (17) in the Big West.
Brooke's Bat
Junior Brooke Putich is third on the team with her .281 batting average and tied for second with 27 hits. Putich has had seven multiple-hit games this year and four multiple-RBI games. She also strung together a 10-game hit streak from Feb. 11 through Feb. 25, which is the longest by a Gaucho this season.
Super Senior
Senior Jessica Beristianos drove in three runs across last week's seven games to bring her career count to 84, which moves her to seventh all-time on the UCSB career top-10 RBI list. Additionally, she is currently tied for second in career doubles (37) with Kendra Wood (1997-2000) and needs just five more to tie the school record set by Mandy Edwards (1997-2000).
The Galicinao File
Head coach Brie Galicinao, who is now in her fourth season at the helm of the UCSB softball program, has coached the Gauchos to a 86-104 cumulative record for a .453 winning percentage, the second-best since the softball program went Division I in 1982. Galicinao has coached three players to All-Region honors, two players to Big West Field Player of the Year accolades, one Big West Freshman Pitcher of the Year and 16 All-Big West Conference selections. In 2008, Galicinao was named the Big West Co-Coach of the Year after her first season leading the Gauchos.
The Gaucho softball team has entered the blogsphere. Several members of the team are contributing regularly to "Gauchos.360" filling in UCSB fans on their student-athlete experience. To check it out visit click here.
Tweet, Tweet
Head coach Brie Galicinao is on Twitter. To get her insights and updates throughout the season (and the rest of the year), follow her here.
Get Your Tickets
Tickets for all of the Gauchos' home contests this season are now available. To purchase tickets, please call (805) 893-UCSB, visit the Ticket Office located inside the Intercollegiate Athletics building on campus or click here.

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After reviewing the best unlocked Android phones for every budget last week, we found that choices were slim when you dipped below $100. You can pretty much expect an outdated version of Android, slow processor, and tiny display when you are looking for a budget smartphone.
Today Sprint announced the Kyocera Rise, which is clearly targeted at first time smartphone buyers and tweens. Sprint will begin selling the device this Sunday for $19.99 on contract, and Virgin Mobile will offer the device starting August 31st for $99 without a contract.
Specs include Android 4.0, 3.5 inch display, 1 GHz Snapdragon S2 processor, sliding QWERTY keyboard, 3.2 MP camera, and a microSD slot. That might not sound too impressive to anyone with a high-end device, but we think it's a great offering for the low price.
Virgin Mobile offers some pretty attractive pre-paid plans, with "unlimited data" starting at only $35 per month. Unfortunately, Virgin operates on Sprint's CDMA network and they do not support unlocked devices.
If Kyocera offered an unlocked GSM version of the Rise, it would surely become our top pick for an Android phone under $100.


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This summer, just-what-the-doctor-ordered plates of pancakes, stuffed omelets and eggs and bacon will be more difficult to come by in this brunch-obsessed town. That's because the Bluebird Cafe's griddles are going cold May 31, the Uptown breakfast favorite's last day of service.
Owner Sally Roberts has been getting up at the crack of dawn since 1988, the year she opened her cafe. She figured it was time to reclaim mornings for herself.
"I've been wanting to retire, and the lease that I have doesn't have the amendments I need in order to pass the Bluebird on to someone else," she said. "I couldn't make it happen. So (closing is) really the only thing that was left for me. Not exactly how I dreamed it would go."
She added, "I hate to close the Bluebird because my customers are so loyal. So it was a hard decision to make, but I was kind of wearing down."
Waiting on the sidewalk outside the Prytania Street cafe is a New Orleans tradition for a good chunk of the population, particularly those who find diner-style breakfasts help erase damage caused by the previous night's questionable judgment.
"By New Orleans standards, (20 years) is actually short," Roberts said, "but by restaurant standards I've had a real long run."
While she looks forward to her life's next chapter, Roberts will miss the Bluebird at least as much as her loyal customers.
"I'm not a native, but I came here and loved it here," she said. "One of the things I loved is all the little neighborhood places, and I'm just thrilled that I was able to have one of my own."


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NEW YORK, Oct. 16 (UPI) -- Overweight and obese adults working with other people, such as Weight Watchers, lose more weight than those losing weight on their own, U.S. researchers say.
Karen Miller-Kovach, co-chief scientific officer at Weight Watchers International Inc. and a co-author of the study, said those in the Weight Watchers group were provided with three access routes -- group meetings, mobile applications and online tools. Further analysis found those who used all three access routes together lost the most weight, the study said.
Of the 292 overweight and obese adults who participated in the six-month trial, those assigned to the Weight Watchers group were eight times more likely to achieve at least a 5 percent weight loss than those assigned to lose weight on their own.
Among the 147 participants assigned to the Weight Watchers group, those using all three access routes to a high degree -- defined as more than 50 percent of the weekly meetings and using the mobile applications and/or online tools two or more times a week -- had the greatest weight loss at 19 pounds.
Those using two access routes to a high degree lost 9.5 pounds and those using one lost 9.3 pounds.
Meeting attendance was the strongest predictor of weight loss compared to usage of the other access routes, Miller-Kovach said.
"This clinical trial demonstrates that when Weight Watchers meetings, mobile applications and online tools are used in combination, the greatest weight loss is achieved," lead investigator Craig Johnston, an assistant professor at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, said in a statement.
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Political Split Between Evangelicals and Their Spokesmen
"Should Obama earn the Democratic nomination, his message of hope and unity will appeal to young evangelicals… The successes of Huckabee and McCain show that evangelicals are open to a broader policy agenda… But their moderate economic policies also strain a delicate if formerly successful platform. 'One conclusion that you could draw is a lot evangelicals are ready to move beyond President Bush…'" READ MORE >
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The moral issues at stake are far from simple, to be sure, but Senator McCain's rationalization of embryo-destructive research is nonetheless simply wrong... In November 2007, two teams of researchers ... successfully transformed normal human skin cells into what appears to be the functional equivalent of embryonic stem cells, without the need for embryos... Asked by a voter in late January if the new advances might cause him to reconsider his stand on President Bush's stem cell funding policy, Senator McCain replied, 'I have not changed my position yet.' It is time he did." READ MORE >
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Shonda Rhimes: Derek Loves Meredith!Steve Marsi at . Comments
After Shonda Rhimes and TV Guide's Michael Ausiello exchanged words about the critic's review of Private Practice, the producer of both shows gave him some hot scoop concerning the Grey's Anatomy embattled supercouple.
If you don't mind Grey's Anatomy spoilers, follow the jump to read her comments on Meredith and Derek, as well as another couple we know ..."I want to be clear that Derek loves Meredith," Shonda Rhimes said, as if to put the debate over Lexie Grey to rest once and for all. "Derek loves Meredith more than anything. I can't imagine Derek going anyplace else other than Meredith."
And as if to butter up the TV Guide sleuth even more, the Grey's Anatomy creator and executive producer handed him the biggest gift a Grey's Anatomy fan could ask for (at least in his opinion): a death certificate with O'Mizzie's name.
"A lot of people aren't sold on Izzie and George," Rhimes acknowledged. "I think the mistake that everyone makes is that we are telling you Izzie and George are the love story of the century; they're not the love story of the century. When other people find out about Izzie and George ... remember, people don't know about them yet â€" other people might think that's not a good idea either."
Lastly, on the red carpet, James Pickens Jr. teased that there will be some drama surrounding Richard's living situation (i.e., you won't believe who's moving in next door)! Interesting! Comments?
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Sen. Ayotte praised for helping keep taxpayer money from the Taliban
WASHINGTON, D.C. - At a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on Thursday, Gen. Joseph Dunford, the nominee to be the next commander of U.S. and coalition forces in Afghanistan, praised legislation U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte, R-N.H., helped write that aims to keep U.S. taxpayer dollars from flowing to enemy hands in Afghanistan, Ayotte's office said.
According to an Ayotte news release, key provisions of the "No Contracting with the Enemy" measure, which Ayotte introduced with Sen. Scott Brown, R-Mass., were included in the 2012 National Defense Authorization Act, which was signed into law last December.
During Thursday's hearing, Ayotte asked Dunford to provide an update on whether the legislation has been effective in Afghanistan, according to the Ayotte statement.
Ayotte's office said Dunford responded: "First, thank you for your assistance in passing that as part of the NDAA last year. In fact, General Mattis at the U.S. Central Command has used that authority a great deal over the past year. In fact, I understand, at least $12 million that might have otherwise gone into the hands of the Taliban did not go into the hands of the Taliban because he had the authority to cancel those contracts.
"I also believe that over the past year that they have changed the organizational construct to provide better oversight to contracts and ensure that the money that the coalition provides achieves the effect desired in terms of growing the capacity of the Afghans."
Ayotte said: "The bill I helped write gave Pentagon contractors the flexibility they need to stop taxpayer money from falling into enemy hands. It was one of the first pieces of legislation I worked on in the Senate, and I'm pleased that it's making a difference."


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OK, I'm a little late. In some past years, I have done elaborate New Year's Eve posts with photos from around the world. To be honest, those were probably years when I didn't get invited to a New Year's Eve party. This year, Loree and I had a great time at such a party. We hung out with old friends and met quite a few new ones, and stayed up late, like until 2:30.
Did we get much done today? No. Consistent with the rule I have followed for some years, I didn't watch any football games about whose outcome I didn't care. Which would be all of them. My most productive activity was going to the range with my friend Mitch Berg, where we fired about 300 rounds at targets near and far. I shot Mitch's SIG Sauer P250, and he shot my Armalite AR-24. We both shot very well. This was one of my best groups; the range captain complimented it: "Good shooting!" Does that warm your heart, or what?
He complimented Mitch, too. We were hot.
So tomorrow, it's back to work. We have published this web site for over a decade now, and everywhere we go–like, for instance, last night's New Year's Eve party–we bump into people who appreciate our contributions to discourse on public policy issues. Or our coverage of soccer, music and beauty pageants–whatever. So, to all of our readers and friends, I echo Steve's sentiments, posted a little while ago–it sounds like his evening may have been a bit rougher than ours–Happy New Year!


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When too many people and companies depend on government subsidies, Bonner writes, your society consumes more wealth than it produces.
France's economy is hanging by a thread – and French President Hollande is reaching for the scissors.
The folks over at The Daily Reckoning are on a mission. Their treasure? Insight. Insight into why it is that the smartest economists in the world are so stupid. Incidentally, they hope to understand why the GDP is such a fraudulent measure of prosperity
Over the course of three odd decades, billions of dollars were lent to people who shouldn't have been allowed to borrow lunch money. And now, there are losses in the trillions. The real question is, will the market finally be allowed to correct itself?
Bill Bonner and the analysts over at The Daily Reckoning are feeling fairly vindicated this week. They have been investigating how the federal government may have rigged the system over the past 30 years, directing funds to help the rich get richer.
Nazi Germany's economy was not a central planning success, it was a disaster. Is there a lesson for today?
Modern economists – especially the famous ones – close their eyes to how an economy actually works, focusing instead on a make-believe world of numbers and theories, with little connection to the world in which most people live.
Does the US really need to spend more money on an M1 tank that won't be a part of the next war?
Mario Draghi's vow to do 'whatever it takes' to save the euro isn't an empty promise. But his new powers to act with overwhelming force at the central bank won't solve the eurozone's crisis.
Spectactors attend the opening of the Lumiere 2018 Grand Lyon Film Festival, in Lyon, France, Oct. 13.
Bill Bonner is not too pleased with economists right now. In his latest post he claims that as a result of their conceits and delusions, trillions of dollars have been clipped from the world's GDP, billions of people are poorer and their lives shorter.
There are times when governments need to build tanks. An economist can't tell the difference between a Tiger tank and a BMW. But a passenger can. It doesn't take him long to realize that a tank is no way to travel.
What's the point of having an economy, asks Bill Bonner? It makes no sense to waste trillions of dollars' worth of resources just to "protect the economy," he says. The whole point of an economy is to create more stuff, not to waste it.
So who's right? The French seem preoccupied with the mistresses of their new chief, and the details of their last meal. Meanwhile back in America, President Barack Obama is happily married, but taking flak for his economic and foreign policies.
Markets soar when the Fed hints at more money, and crash when it hints that it will sit still. When you operate with an elastic currency, and expand credit 50 times in 50 years, Bill Bonner warns, don't be surprised when the market inevitably falls over.
A Washington garden party serves as a think tank hothouse, providing the Daily Reckoning with some interesting insights into the current US situation. Representing a variety of backgrounds, the group was united by a hatred of the US "empire."
Europe's austerity policies nor America's growth policies have worked. In Europe, governments collectively spent 44.8% of GDP in 2000. Today it is 49.2%. That's not austerity, that's stimulus, according to Bill Bonner.
Americans' wealth has shrunk so much that, in 2010, median family net worth was no more than it had been in 1992 after adjusting. According to the Fed's report, two decades of accumulated prosperity had vanished, mainly due to falling home prices.
Bonner takes on "zombies" in the social security system, health care and now the Department of Defense. A new computer virus, allegedly developed by the US and Israel, has him worried about what might happen if it falls into the wrong hands.
Argentina's hard-charging president Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner has instituted new policies that place stringent controls on foreign-currency purchases, while insisting citizens convert their US dollars to pesos. The Daily Reckoning team is skeptical.


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I look at the reviews for a lot of Anime of the wrapped up Spring season and I gotta say that it seems that some people are too unwilling to be critical of the season. I rated 4 of the previous season shows (I tuned into 8 on here, that is half of the shows) with 3 stars or less. I feel like too many people are just stabbing high ratings just because they are satisfied enough. Edit: Nothing wrong with putting a high rating on something you were satisfied with. But, it makes people think that the show you rated high just because you though it was "good enough" may make people believe that it is epic. I also recommend that if you have the time, to not just rate shows but also make a short but informative review.
But, I guess everyone works by their own merits, I only give 5 stars to shows that I absolutely enjoy so much that I'm willing to go out of my way to own it or products about it. Otherwise I'll give it a 4 for being great and something I'd recommend, 3 for a show that is alright and I could see others enjoying but nothing that I'd really be itching to tell people about, 2 for a mediocre show that I didn't drop for some reason, and 1 for a show that I despise or dropped before completion.
So how about you? How tough are ya (or maybe I'm being to difficult)?
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Time to start Catch Up on some shows!
If something managed to keep my attention for an entire season it's going to be a 4 or 5. I rarely give 1-3 stars for anything, because if I'm not interested in a show, I just read about the ending, or watch the last episode just to find out what happens.
But I either LOVE a show or am OBSESSED with it. So typically I mainly give 5s. Since it's hard to keep my interest it really isn't fair for me to rate other shows I never watched all of.
But I do like your rating system. I may try that for Netflix because rating only 4 and 5s is irritating with reccomendations.
Exhaustion Exhilarates Me :D
I'm probably not too hard; while I would give 3 stars to an average show, I try to watch the shows I think are above average. Thus, I probably will skew high. Then again, it's a flaw I see with the 1-5 rating system; let me go from 0-100, and watch me kill averages. And don't get me started on gaming reviews...
A Roku is great for watching shows!
I'm a pretty tough critic, there is nothing I hate more than a anime that has potential but just kills it by trying to be unique and failing terribly.
Definitely not a tough critic. ^____^
if i find an anime bland/not of my taste, then maybe it's just not for me, not because it's ugly or anything.
Though, that's a rare occasion.
I don't expect a lot, i avoid spoiling myself [i once did with Clannad~ boy, that was horrible ], and that sure helped me in having a wonderful experience. So, i definitely enjoyed most of my watched Anime Series/Movies/Ovas.
i also watch anime depending on my mood. and i give second [if im fortunate enough, more] chances to series that aren't interesting or attention grabbing right from the pilot ep. ~ Because some series may start slow, build the plot, and end-up as an awesome watch.
Noob-desu ~ ;]] Yoroshiku !
I think it's more along the lines of people not writing reviews for the shows they don't like. I think the drive to tell people "Watch this show, it's great/awesome/excellent." is more profound than "Don't watch this show, it's boring/waste of time/horrible." A person puts more effort in things they enjoy rather than things they don't.
I'm the best in the world at being me;why would I give up such a great position?
meh, if I critique I only go "PSH, IT'S FUNNY. WATCH IT" XD
as long as it amuses me, it's good. :)))
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I fluctuate between both extremes. When I first start watching an anime I'm very positive and forgiving, but after maybe 8-10 episodes I tend nitpick a lot and get very critical.
Usually I only give positive ratings to a show, because if I'm feeling negative about the anime I just stop watching.
I am not a tough critic. I tend to rate things that I liked high, and I tend to like a lot of things. That said, similar to Maiden_aya, I don't like to give ratings to things that I haven't watched enough of, and if I don't like it enough to rate it at least a 3 out of 5, (or 6 of 10, as most of my rating is at MAL) I am unlikely to watch all of it. I have only rarely rated shows that I didn't finish if I didn't finish them for a particular reason or if they really offended me. (Though I believe that there are a couple of shows I have rated 7 or so that I haven't finished. I liked them well enough, just ran out of time to watch them and haven't gotten back to it with three or four episodes left.)
I also think you should put in a review on things that you rate, especially if you are giving a low rating.
I'm pretty picky when it comes to anime. I'll point out every single thing that irked me when I write reviews, and I often go into shows with more of a positive bias, which usually changes by the end of the first episode. I'll nitpick on anything major enough to irk me.
I dislike the reviews on crunchyroll LOL the ones on myanimelist are a lot more honest and detailed
I love writing reviews but if I do get critical, everyone hates it. It's like I have to love the show for cr users to approve or something.
But anyways, I am a tough critic.
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i don't read anime reviews .
oh you want me to be as honest as I can be??? Fair enough even I can pull that off....
most new anime for summer 2012 is shit and I would rather waste my time re-watching old movies from the 80's and 90's then this hollow crap.
Living life one day at a time
If I like it, I like it.
I'm not going to nitpick at things I didn't like because you're never gonna like everything from an anime.
Plus, I'm not a 'professional' reviewer or anything, so why would I pretend to be one?
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10.19.07 Fast BreaksPosted by rtmsf on October 19th, 2007
More news and notes from a busy first week of practice.
- Everyone is piling on Kelvin Sampson for his phone indiscretions. AOL Fanhouse looks into the poor cell phone service excuse, while DeCourcy takes shots at IU's compliance office. One blogger wrote an open letter to Kelvin Sampson asking him to just go away. Yesterday Sampson resisted talking about the issue at his press conference.
- Speaking of Indiana coaches causing trouble, the NCAA instituted a point of emphasis this year on abusive behavior by coaches on the sideline. M2M has the definitive take on this.
- More IU-related content: Bob Knight felt the need to talk about the MLB playoffs during his presser this week.
- Basketball Prospectus is up and running (woohoo!) – the first post that captured our attention was this one on what makes an assist an assist?
- MJ expects to watch his son
sit the benchplay at least once this year in Champaign.
- On Monday it was official that Mike Hopkins would succeed Jim Boeheim at Syracuse upon his retirement; by Tuesday, it wasn't official anymore.
- So what really went down in practice between OJ Mayo and Daniel Hackett? Was it an errant 'bow or a flat-out haymaker to the schnozz?
- One of the underrated coaches at an underrated program, Randy Bennett at St. Mary's got a two-year extension (through 2013).
- Katz dissects the budding UCLA-USC rivalry, comparing it to UNC-Duke. What he fails to mention is that SoCallers don't care about college hoops nearly as much as the NCers. That's a Laker area, through and through.
- Injuries, Suspensions, etc.
- Is Brook Lopez planning on playing this year? He's already out for the first nine games – now he's indefinitely suspended for breaking team rules, which means he can't even practice.
- Wisconsin starter Michael Flowers is going on a leave of absence for the cryptic reason of "medical problems."
- Notre Dame super-soph Luke Harongody will miss 3-6 weeks with damage to his thumb ligaments.
- Mizzou senior forward Darryl Butterfield was arrested for domestic assault and suspended indefinitely by the team.
- Remember our pal Frank Tolbert? The good state of Alabama did not agree with local prosecutors that Tolbert was drunk while
stealingdriving his SUV away from the towing lot. He is not expected to miss any games.
- A bunch of UK players are injured in various ways. Oh, and Alex Legion isn't hurt, but his mom is some kind of prophet.
- And more preseason chatter from various sources.
- MSNBC has its preseason top 25 out (UNC #1).
- Luke Winn spent the week slurping up whatever they're selling in the RTP these days.
- Meanwhile, Jeff Goodman did a Tennessee three-step – Memphis, Vandy & UT.
- SEC:TGTBTD has it's all-SEC teams ready – 3d Team, 2d Team, 1st Team (Chris Lofton, Jamont Gordon, Patrick Beverly, Richard Hendrix, Shan Foster).
- Gary Parrish has his all-american teams + 10 ready (we like his balls to put Derrick Rose on the first team).
- Big 12 talk – apparently K-State is loading up on players, while KU is striking out on recruiting. Yahoo asks if the Big 12 will ever win a title again, and oh yeah, Tom Osborne is the new AD at Nebraska.
- Will Florida even make the NCAA Tourney this year? Billy D. isn't sure.
- Can UConn's AJ Price stay away from the computer lab this year? Jim Calhoun thinks he can.


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Eileen Stachowski '12
Some people dream of fame. Others have aspirations of becoming a CEO. But practicing humanitarian-related engineering and teaching sustainable agriculture to people in developing countries? That dream might just be unique to environmental engineering major Eileen Stachowski '12.
It's safe to say that she is already well on her way to making her dream a reality. From bringing clean water solutions to a village in Ecuador, to working with professors on sustainability research projects, to educating New York state's K-12 teachers on how to teach climate change, Eileen is on the right path.
"Even though I believe the experiences I've had at Clarkson would allow me to do anything I desire, I want to use the knowledge and skills I have to help people around the world," she says. "Environmental engineering goes hand-in-hand with my personal drive to protect the world in which we live, as well as those who inhabit it."
Eileen's first step was joining Engineers Without Borders (EWB), an international organization and student-run SPEED (Student Projects in Engineering Experience & Design) team at Clarkson. Through EWB, she and her team members are developing sustainable engineering solutions for the citizens of La Margarita, a small village in Ecuador. In 2009, she traveled to La Margarita with her team and faculty advisor Shane Rogers (professor of environmental engineering) to teach the community of 250 people about clay pot filtration devices created by Clarkson students in civil and environmental engineering courses.
"La Margarita is located on a polluted river, which is often used for drinking water," she explains. "We took some prototypes down to the village to show the people and see what they thought about using them to filter their water. Overall, it was an amazing experience both for the community and for us, not to mention, a great stepping stone for me personally."
Back on campus, Eileen has worked extensively with Susan Powers, professor of civil engineering and associate director of sustainability for the Institute for a Sustainable Environment.
"Over the summer, I helped Dr. Powers develop a climate change curriculum for K-12 education that was funded by NASA. It was a great experience because I got to learn how to convey my technical background to a more general, and younger, audience," she says.
At the end of the summer, Clarkson hosted a two-week institute, the Project-Based Global Climate Change Education Curriculum Development workshop, for teachers around New York state to learn about the tools and climate change projects that Eileen and Dr. Powers developed for K-12 classrooms.
On the greenhouse gas inventory project, Eileen researched Clarkson's own emissions so that she could get a better idea of how the Clarkson community could reduce its impact on the environment. On the same page, she is also active in the Environmental Conservation Organization (ECO), where she and her peers focused on making environmentally friendly changes to Clarkson's campus and informing others about the importance of sustainability.
Continuing to work with Prof. Powers, Eileen is focusing on her upcoming senior design project, where she will help build a prototype model of a Controlled Environment High Rise Farm (CEHRF) that was originally designed by a group of students who won a P3 Award from the Environmental Protection Agency in 2010.
"The greenhouse is meant to enable cold climates to grow food year round through the use of aeroponics, or growing food without soil. It's a great opportunity for me to get more hands-on experience in many different fields of engineering, not just environmental. It will be a great finish to my time at Clarkson."


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Had 4-5" salt bridge below water in brine tank, which water level had been rising for some time. Cleaned out brine tank and started system up again (salt setting on 8, regen. every other day). Now brine tank water level is going up 1 1/2 to 2 inches after each regeneration.
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Musica de Camara celebrates its Thirty‐third Anniversary Season with an orchestral concert at the Merkin Concert Hall; Kaufman Cultural Center on Tuesday November 20th at 8 pm. The Merkin
Concert Hall is located at 129 West 67th Street in New York City. Admission is $20 with a reception to follow. Under the direction of Maestro Roselin Pabon, Conductor Emeritus of the Puerto Rico Symphony, the concert features works by contemporary composers from the Caribbean and Latin America. In addition, the World Premiere of Tres Secretos en Plena: Encantos de Puerto Rico by Puerto Rican composer Manuel Calzada, has been commissioned by Musica de Camara for this celebration. This work integrates the Plena, a Puerto Rican urban folk music, within the traditional classical music forms and features the renowned Plena ensemble Siembra Maestra as guest soloists.


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Santos coach Muricy Ramalho has revealed that he thinks Neymar should sign for Barcelona if and when he leaves Brazil due to the two teams sharing a similar playing style.
The 57-year-old said that he would like to see the Selecao star play alongside Lionel Messi in the future and not move to Barcelona's rivals Real Madrid, who have been heavily linked with the playmaker.
"Neymar is now the fourth or fifth best player in the world, but after the 2014 World Cup he will be at a very good level. Seeing Neymar and Messi at Barcelona together would be the cutest thing in football," he told La Xarxa Radio.
"Barcelona are a lot like us because they are a team who like to play football and I think for Neymar the best team to play for is Barcelona."
The 20-year-old has been tipped for a move to Europe since breaking onto the scene with some eye-catching displays at both club and international level, but Ramalho has warned the youngster not to leave South America until the World Cup is over in his home country in 2014.
He continued: "Neymar should move to Europe after the World Cup. Neymar should carefully choose the club he goes to and he is suited best for Barcelona."
The former Fluminese coach also tipped Argentina captain Messi for January's Ballon d'Or after the attacker's record-breaking year.
He added: "Messi equals nobody. [Andres] Iniesta is one of the best in the world but I think the Ballon d'Or falls easily to Messi, who is breaking all records and is a player who will continue to make things memorable."


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Have you ever made something, that you thought was too tight, so you block the you know what out of it, and then it is too big? Yeah. Me, too. I'll be back after I re-block with all the specifics.
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OOOOOOh, girl. Looks fabulous from this side of the computer screen! Get busy blocking...can't wait to see it when you're happy with it, cause it already looks great!ReplyDelete
beautiful sweater!!! Love the color!!!ReplyDelete
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Well this is interesting. I didn't know that something could be too tight and then blocking it could make it fit. How can that be? Not that I don't believe you, I am just trying to understand how it could get any bigger, is it because you get it wet and that makes the yarn stretch more? Can you tell that I have no blocking experience? Beautiful sweater btw.ReplyDelete
Well, you look pretty darn good in it already. Love the intense color!ReplyDelete
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I'd say yes, but everything that I've made that I thought was too small was way TOO small. I have a sweater that I still need to redo, because I decided I didn't need to check gauge at all and my row gauge was so off that it doesn't hit my belly button!ReplyDelete
love the colour and the shape and the little details!ReplyDelete
that color is beautiful! can't wait to hear about it.ReplyDelete
lovely sweater! what one is this?ReplyDelete
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Oh, so pretty. I really like the sleeves! ~KellyReplyDelete
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big or small, it still looks amazing! i love that indigo color!ReplyDelete
i seem to knit too big.ReplyDelete
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Oh, sister. I do that so often! Still, it looks awesome, even though your protectively crossed arms keep us from seeing some of it ;)ReplyDelete
That navy is so nice and bright! Or is it a rich, dark purple. Either way... super awesome.
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The color looks great on your skin and I like the ribbing detail. I hope it comes out to your expectations when you reblock it.ReplyDelete
I recently crocheted a shrug, which I thought was too small, so I added some width to the panels. I saw the pattern author in public wearing the shrug yesterday and comparing the two, mine bigger than what the pattern is mean to be!
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i tried playing Full Throttle and Maniac Mansion but at random points of the game it crashed.
i cant explain why since it happens at random points of the game.
once it opened the debuggerit said that i should type in "exit" to return to game, but after doing that, it crashed.
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Beverly A. (Stewart) Burns, 70, died June 17, 2012 at Rhode Island Hospital. She was the beloved wife of Thomas J. Burns, Jr.
A daughter of the late Walter Stewart and Gloria (Bowker) Stewart-LaFleur. Mr. and Mrs. Burns would have celebrated their 54th wedding anniversary on July 25. Mrs. Burns was employed as an assembler for Bulova Watch and JB Prata before retiring. She was also employed as a bus aide for the Warwick School Dept. She enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, bingo, bowling, boating and her swimming pool. Beverly was a member of Robert T. Johnson–Gilchrist Post 183 Ladies Auxiliary.
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;.^^£)L m i^SseSSyJBi;©! >fis^-^m V .-. :^Ji^tPmh-->^^i^^^P. m '9Jf^^y>J^,^M-^^A:^^k.''. Central Ohio's Only Jewish Neiespaper Reaching Every Home A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR THE JEWISH HO^ Devoted to American and Jewish Ideala Vol. XIII —No. 36 COLUMBUS, OHIO, SEPTEMBER 5, 1^,30 Per Year $3.00; Per Copy loc Scanning the Horizon By DAVID SCHWAR<ra He Wanted to Be Napoleon So another would-be Napoleon has passed. And for a while, it seemed that Henry Siegel would be that in the world of commerce. Those whose memories run back fifteen years will recall what Sicgcl-Coopcr meant in the department store world. Henry Siegel had built up mammoth stores in all of the principal cities of the comitry. If there was one thing noticeable about Sicgcl, his friends observed, it was his cocky air. He walked about with tliat ^Monte Cristo feeling "the world is mine." And for a time, it seemed so. He wanted to be a Napoleon. He for¬ got, as so many other would-be Napo¬ leons forget the sad story of Waterloo. Siegel had his Waterloo when he turned io the depo.sits of his customers to bol¬ ster up his mercantile business. They Forget Waterloo It would be interesting if it could be ascertained how many people the career of Napoleon has influenced. I dare say, It would be found that the effect of Napoleon has been as great in the lives he has influenced as in the actual changes he wrought in the map of Europe. Re- ccntly^ there died the Jewisli theatrical magnate, Abraham Erianger. He too modelled his life after Napoleon and sought to be the Bonaparte of (he the¬ atre. It is said that Woolwortli always had the picture of Napoleon before him. James J. Hill, the railroad builder, like¬ wise was markedly influenced by Napo¬ leon. There was something intoxicating about his career. ^ Alas that most who ape the littlc^Corsican come soon enough to VVaterloo, but seldom attain the Napo¬ leonic heights. Siegel ended his days in a modest haberdashery store, after a term in prison.- Give Yourself a Hand A. C. Blumentlial. millimiaire realtor, who, it is reported, made ten million in five years, has just been giving some ad¬ vice. Part of it as follows reads: "Applaud yourself every day. If applause urges the actor to do better worl^ it will in¬ spire you to improve you.'* j suppose tliere is a good deal of value in Air. BIu- mentlml's advice. It is Coueism, Qiris- tian Science; Jewish Science. I £hink even the propliet Isaial^ once observed that "if you do not believe, you shall iiot be established." I am quoting from memory. The actual words may be dif- ferrnt - A Kick alBO Works Sometiin;es But I wonder, if similar results cannot also be obtained by just' the reverse method. For while there are people, who do better work, when you tell them they can, there are also people who are spurred io do a thing, when you tell them they can't I dare say that a great deal of the sig¬ nificant accomplishments of the world are due to people who have little faith in themselves, and who for that reason strive to gain peace by the accomplish¬ ment of what seems beyond their readi. What is really harmful, it appears, is to believe that you are neither very good nor very bad. Then you are lost. The Messiah will come, said the old Jewish legends, when the people are dther very good or very bad. The Mes¬ siah in personal life seems to come about tlie same way. Cartoonist Tarns Author Who has the most elaborately fitted up offices in America? J. P. Morgan, Char¬ ley Schvrab, Otto Kahn? No., you're tvrong. It's a fellow that draws comical pictures for the newspapers. None other tlian Harry Hcrshfield, creator of Abie Kabibble. The equipment of the Hcrshfield of¬ fices in Uie Qianiii Building is estimated at close to three hundred thousand dol¬ lars. • Tliat is a little food for thought for you. And now Hcrshfield is to add to his cartoonist work that of being an author. He is writing a book to be called the Super-City and if you talk to him, he ^ill tell you that it will sell one million copies. Most boots being published nowadays don't return enough to the author to en¬ able him io take a boat ride to Florida, but Hcrshfield expects to reap a fortune on his work. And very likely he will. He knows the secret of reaching the mass mind. Few authors can do tliat. Most of them write with their :eye on (he critic of the New York Times or (he American Mercury. Tliey disdain io think qf the iniltions of tiie masses and the latter retaliate by disdaining (o buy their books. Why Cows Give It Away George Jessel tells it. He was out re¬ cently with a friend who is a habitual imbiber of the non-Volstead bottle, jes- sd coaxed him to drink some milk in¬ stead. Finally, he drank some. "Phew," he said, "what are you (rying to do, poison me? No wonder the cows give it away." Why? Queries Frombere Harry Fromberg, Republican nominee for judge in Brooklyn, put (his one io me tlie other day: "Why is it that Jews seem io fare bet¬ ter politically in sections that are not Jewish? "Cincinnati lias had a Jewish mayor. New York City never lias. "Georgb, home of the Ktx Klux, has liad a Jewish governor. New York never has. "Florida, Oregon, Colorado, Mary¬ land and other states have sent Jews ia tlie \5mied Slates Senate, New York never has." And We Tif to Answer Our answer io tlie above question would be that Uie Jew is better liked h (Continued on pa^re 4) Szold Calls Report of the Mandates Commission a ''Sweeping Vindication'' Adds That The Zionists Of The World Have Not Lost Faith In The British Empire NEW YORK—The report of the Per¬ manent Mandates Commission of the League of Nations on (he Palestine situ¬ ation is a sweeping vindication of the Jewish position with regard to the dis¬ turbances in Palestine last August, is Uie manner in which Mr. Robert Szold, chairman of the Administration of the Zionist Organization of America, com¬ mented on the report that was issued yesterday at Geneva. Declaring that the Mandates Commis¬ sion has laid it down as a definite policy that the Palestine Mandate carries with it [Kisitivc obligations for the establish¬ ment of Uic Jewish National Home, Mr. Szold, spcakhig on behalf of the Zionist Organization of America, finds it "re¬ grettable that the British Government should take offense at the frank and courageous statement of the Mandates Commission." Reviewing the maladmin- istraUon of Great Britain in Palestine during the past year, the. Zionist state¬ ment asserts, however, that "wc have not lost faith in the British people," The statement issued by Mr. SzoM reads as follows: "The report of the Permanent Man¬ dates Commission of the League of Na¬ tions is a sweeping vindication of the Jewish posiUon with, regard io the diS' turbanccs of last year. It is heartening to find the point of view of the Shaw Commission and the proposed course of action leading to tiie virtual nullification of the Jewish National Home in Pales¬ tine sharply challenged by the Mandates Comniission of the League of Nations. "Piercing tiie veil of ambiguities and evasions enveloping the Shaw report, the Mandates Commission goes to the heart of the matter and reveals the truth. It sustains our contention that the riots were not a spontaneous outbreak but the result of prolonged agitation, incitement and organization on the part of misguided ArflH leader':. It st;stains our criticism of the inexcusable laxity of the British Administration. It reminds Britain tartly that the obligations she has assumed un¬ der the Mandate are of an intci^ational character laid down and prescribed by the League of Nations. "ifost important of all, it lays down the principle that the establishment of the Jewish National Home is a primary object of the ^fandatc which Britain not only may not impede but, on the con¬ trary, has the positive obligation of ac-, tively promoting. It refuses lo accept! the mere n^ative policy of restricting the influx of Jews into their Homeland in accordance with the economic capacity of tiic country to absorb them, but as¬ serts that it is the duly of the Mandatory Power to' adopt 'a more active policy which Would develop the country's ca¬ pacity to receive and absorb immigrants in larger numbers without ill results, "It is regrettable that the British Gov¬ ernment sliould take oflfeiisc at the frank and courageous statement of tiie Man¬ dates Commission. We have not lost faith in the British people. Whatever the present attitude may be, we believe British public opinion will come to re¬ alize the errors which have been commit¬ ted by the Government witii respect to its Palestinian policy, whicli have evoked such sliarp rebuke. -"The Government must resolutely, honestly and actively co-operate in the re-e&tablishment of the Jewish Natimial Home as provided in the Mandate. When tliat is done, she will find the Jews of the world reverting to the attitude of trust and confidence which characterized our relations io the -Mandatory Power at the time of the issuance of the Balfour Declaration and for years tliereafter." Committee of One Thousand to Stimulate The Religiou^ Activity of Jews Throughout the U.S. Plan t» Have larger Communities Act as Big BrotheiB to the Neighboring Unorganized Smaller Towns; Mr, A. B. Cohen J Of Scranton To Head Movement Sponsored By The United Synagogue Of America LEADER SAYS WORK WILL STRENGTHEN JEWISH LIFE IN AMERICA AND BRING NEW HOPE TO STRUGGLING COMMUNITIES NEW YORK -.Mr. A^ B. Cohen. ^ sight seems baffling, bnt the experiments president of the Eastern Pennsylvania Branch of the United Synagogue of America, and an outstanding personality in religious and communal work in this I country, wil! head a "National Commit-' tee of One Thousand" citizens—men and women—recruited from Jewish commu¬ nities throughout the land for the pur¬ pose of enlisting the active participation of the leaders of the larger communities in the religious welfare of the smaller unorganized towns, according to an an¬ nouncement made yesterday by Nathan T- Levy, national president of the United Synagogue of America. The immediate task of this "National Committee of One Thousand" will be to study the needs of these smaller com¬ munities, most of whom have no or¬ ganized activity, with the view to bring¬ ing them in doscr contact and under the influence of the neighboring larger com¬ munities. These latter will be called upon to serve in the capacity of big brothers and to take a paternal interest in tiie religious welfare of the core¬ ligionists in these smaller towns. A Constructive Undertaking In accepting the chairmanship of this "National Committee of One Thousand," Mn Cohen characterized its objective as a most constructive undertaking which is bound to be productive of beneficial results. As president of the Eastern Pennsylvania Branch of the United Syn¬ agogue of America, Mr. Cohen had ample opiiortunity to experiment with tiiis idea and has been able to accomplish a great deal in this direction. In recent years, Mr. Cohen has de- that have hitherto been conducted by the United Synagogue have convinced us tl|;it, with the hearty cooperation of leading Jews throughout the country, which we expect to obtain through "The United Synagogue Committee of One Thousand'' a great deal can be accom¬ plished towards a solution. ^ An Interesting Account Mr. Levy's statement continues witii an account of the work conducted by his organization among the small communi¬ ties in Long Island, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Eastern Pennsylvania, Mr. Levy continues: "When the services of ifr. A. B. Cohen of Scranton and Phila¬ delphia came to our notice, Mr. Cohen became the leader in this work, and in¬ spired with his own enthusiasm all those with whom he came in contact. We felt that in. him we had the right man to stand at the head of the Committee of One Thousand; and I am deeply gratified that he has accepted our invitation to as¬ sume this important post." Mr. Levy explained tiiat a place of equal importance in the national wide ef¬ fort will be given to the Women's league of the' United Synagogue, tiie general plan involving also an organization ef¬ fort among the women of the small Jew¬ ish communities. Mrs. Samuel Spiegel, national president of the Women's league of the United Synagogue, has been in¬ vited to act as associate chairman. Came Here at 18 .Mr. Colien, who received his Jewish education in a Yeshiva in Lithuania, is well known in Jewish communal and general civic activities in Scranton and voted a great deal of his time to a stud' ^i Philadelphia. He came to this countr>- ' the religious needs of the staaXK^^c Uic age of cightccji, and settled in the Special Notice Admission to Bryden Road Temple for Evening Services on High Holidays to Be by Card Only Temple seating arrangement for evening holiday services has been provided so that all of the members of the Congregation and their families can be ac¬ commodated, and tickets will be issued to members for them¬ selves and their families. Let¬ ters are going forward in a few days with information as to the reservations. Any person desiring to pro¬ cure Temple membership can do so by communicating with Max Harmon, chairman of the Mem- bership Committee, Telephone No. Fairfax 8812, or by calling the Temple secretary. Telephone No. Fairfax 7838. \ Objectional References in Ro- get's Thesaurus Are Of¬ ficially Removed Efforts Of B'nai B'rith Anti- Defamation League Crowned With Success Beth Jacob Congregation Is Getting Ready for High Holidays The ofiicers of tiie Betii Jacob Con¬ gregation are getting ready for the High Holidays which commence Monday eve¬ ning, September 22nd. Word lias al¬ ready been received from Rabbi Green¬ wald that he will return home during tiie coming week and will immediately com¬ mence the preparation qjf his sermons. Cantor M, Bell of Philadeli>hia has been engaged to ofiiciat' togetiier with a splendid choir. '' je seat committee of the congregation is in session daily, and urges inembers and non-members to make their reservations at otxce. The Beth Jacob Congregation is looking forward to a year, of unprecedented prosperity and takes this means of inviting member¬ ship applications from Chronicle readers not yet affiliated whh this synagogue Jewish communities where there is no leadership and where they are altogether lacking in spiritual and religious guid¬ ance. To these, Mr, Cohen intends ito give the benefit of his experience as con¬ tained in the program of the United Synagogue of America. Expresses Gratification In a statement given out yesterday, Mr. Livy expressed gratification at Mr. Cohen's acceptance of the chairmanship and paid tribute to his energy/ zeal and, devotion in the past in all matters per¬ taining to the religious life of American Jewry. "The present effort," Mr. Levy ex¬ plained in his statement, "is not the re¬ sult merely of a pious wish or an ab¬ stract theory. On the contrary, it is the result of a number of years of successful experimentation, by the United Syna¬ gogue. The plan is the natural expan¬ sion to a national scale of,work witii small communities that has been con-1 ducted in more restricted areas. It is a j well-known fact, the sad significance of I which has not been sufficiently empha¬ sized, that whatever efforts have been made towards the organization of Jewish .life in America, have been directed al¬ most entirely to the large cities. Hosts of smaller Jewish settlements and in¬ dividuals have been left to the mercy of the disintegrating forces to which (hey are exposed. The older generation lias been allowed to suffer from spiritual deprivation and hunger, the younger gen¬ eration h^s been allowed to drift away from all Jewish knowledge and sense of Jewish kinship. The problem at first city of Scranton, Pa. As a young man he was engaged in the manufacture of Jewelry, and continued in that business until 1!>U, when he interested himself iu the life insurance business. He is now the representative of the North¬ western National Life Insurance Co. for Philadelphia and Eastern Pennsylvania. Mr. Cohen has an enviable record of Jewish and civic interests. In addition to active participation in all tiie philan¬ thropies of his home town, he was chair¬ man of the Board of City. Assessors unr der two administrations. Whenever a drive was launched for money in Scran¬ ton, Mr, Cohen was invariably its guid¬ ing spirit: During the World War he gained distinction- for the service ren¬ dered by him in connection with the wel¬ fare work, and also as chairman of the Jewish Welfare Board in charge of Camp Tobyhanna. Owes Much to His Energy The magnificent Scranton Y. M. H. A. owes much to his energy, and coopera¬ tion. The drive to erect the $-300,000.0(1 Temple Israel in Scranton was not only headed by him, but was also brought to a successful termination, thanks to his untiring efforts. Mr. Cohen is president of the Central Talmud Torah of Scran¬ ton. He is president of Ihe Eastern JPennsylvania Branch of the United Syna¬ gogue of America, chairman of the Board of Directors for the Jewish Home for the Friendless in Scranton, vice-president of the American Jews of Lithuanian De¬ scent, and the vice president of the United Synagogue of America. He was (Continned on page 4) CINCINNATI, OHIO—As a result of objections voiced by the B'nai B'rith Anti-Defamation League to synonyms given for the word, "Jew," in Roget's International Thesaurus, the new edition which tiic publishers, Thomas Y. Crowell Company, of New York, have on' the press will not contain the objectionable references. The Thesaurus, used extensively by authors and writers and recognized as aii authority on words and their mean¬ ings, in its previous editions gave the word, "Jew,", the following synonyms: "cunning, rich, usurer, extortioner, her¬ etic." - This was first brought; to tiic attention of the Anti-Defamation League by Si¬ mon J. Heller, of Denver, first vice i president of B'nai B'rith District No. 2, in March of' this year. It. was imme¬ diately taken up with the publishers who then wrote as follows: "The references were put there by Mr. Roget, not by us. You may be sure that wc would have been glad to receive sug¬ gestions for changes, and now that we have had the matter brought to our at¬ tention, \\c shall be happy to make use of the idea." Following a further exchange of cor¬ respondence, the .A.nti-Defamation League is in receipt of this expression from the publishers: "Supplementing our correspondence re¬ garding. Roget's International Thesaurus, we enclose proofs of eight pages which have heen corrected in the new edition now on (he press." As shown by these proofs all objec: tionable references to the Jews have been entirely eliminated. The work of the .-^nti-Defamation League is handled by the Anti-Defama¬ tion. Commission made up of the follow¬ ing B'nai B'rith members: Alfred M. Cohen, Cincinnati; Dr. I. M. Rubinow, Cincinnati; Dr. David Philipson, Cin¬ cinnati; Leonard H. Freiberg, Cincin¬ nati; A. K. Cohen, Boston; Samuel I Sievers, St. Louis; Abraham Bcrkowitz, Philadelphia; I. M. Golden, San Fran¬ cisco; Dr. Abrani Simon, Washington; Leon Schwarz, Mobile; and Sigmund Livingston, Chicago. Make Your Reservations for the High Holidays at Once, Urges President of the Agudath Achim Congregation Mr. Louis Lakin, president of the Agudath Achira Congregation, wishes to announ« that seats for the high hoHdays are now on sale at the office of the Synagogue, corner Washington Avenue and Donaldson Street. Seats for members and their wives have already been reserved and statements for the year are now complete and on file. These may be ob¬ tained by calling at the office. Members are urged to do so as soon as possible to avoid any last minute rush and disappointment in the matter of choice of seats. The committee will be in the office of the Synagogue during the week of September ist to the Sth, every evening from 7 to 9 p. m. From that time until the holidays the committee will wait upon members and seat purchasers upstaiijs in the Synagogue from 7 to 10 p. rii. of each evening. Non-members who expect to attend the High Holiday services at the Congregation Agudath Achim this year, are urged by the Seat Committee to make their reservations as early as possible, since a large attendance is anticipated and extra seats are limited in number. Make your reserva fions early and avoid disappointment. Rabbi Abraham Simon Will Officiate at the Broad Street Temple Communal Workers Praise Work of Local Family Bureau Humanitarian and Economical Methods Arc Adhered To By Agency Of Community Fund INDIVIDUALS ARE BEING CAKED FOR IN THEIR OWN HOMES Keeping old men and women whom society can no longer use, from becom¬ ing complete dependants as wards in the county poorhouse, is one of the achieve¬ ments of the Family Bureau, agency of the Community Fund. More than 51 cases, comprising 88 in¬ dividuals, old couples and aged sisters and brothers, are given the chance to live the remainder of their lives in homes of tiicir own, without interference with their privacy, through this agency which pro¬ vides money grants,. rents and grocery slips. Although many fine institutions pro¬ vide good homes for thousands of neg¬ lected old folk, an effort is everywhere being made to keep old couples togetiier in thcir own environment where they can live as they are accustomed with a little help and kindly interest from a social agency, that gives, besides financial aid, medical care and appropriate employment for those able to help themselves. Two sisters, both past 80, anda brotiier more than 76 years old, cook their own meals and take care of each other in their modest little house, for which the Family Bureau pays the rent of %1 monthly. This family, afraid that their life earnings were not safe in a bank, withdre'w it, and upon the advice of a "friend," invested it all in a non-exist- aiit oil well in Texas. Penniless, and dreading the thought of separation from each other, they ap- I>ealed to the Family Bureau,. which is now assisting them. One old lady who will soon be 75 years old, was an experienced tailoress and worked for many of the wealthiest families in Columbus during tiie past 40 years. Siie is alone in the worlcl. Al¬ though her eyes are not as bright as (hey once were, she makes her own dresses and is eager to work. She will reline coats or mend. With help from the Family Bureau and her rent paid by the Female Benevolent Society she is happy' in.her two rooms, which she keeps tidy, and feels that she is not a burden to anyone. Such assistance is both humanitarian and economicah The cost to the county is 90 cents per day per patient to keep them in the infirmary. The cost per couple to care for them in their own homes averages less than 40 cents per day. These individuals are being cared for ii; their own homes by the Family Bu¬ reau, at a total expenditure of $113 weekly. ¦ RECEIVES ENGINEERING DEGREE AT THE AGE OF 19 President I. H. Schlezinger of the East Broad Street Temple announces that Rabbi Abraliam Simon of the Jew¬ ish Theological Seminary of America will act as spiritual leader of this con- grcgatjon during tiic coming holidays- Mr. Morris Shimony of the Columbus Hebrew Scliool will act as cantor and reader. All members are urged to make tiieir seat reservations at once. On the first night of Rosh Hashonah, Rabbi Simon will speak on "New Year Reflec¬ tions." On Tuesday inorning, September 23rd at 10:15, he will speak on "Does Religion Pay?" Further announcements Cimceriiing the holiday services as well as the annual electicHi, willappcar in the next issue of the Ohio Jewish Chronicle. Ivreeyoh Meeting The first meeting of the season of the Ivreeyoh Society will be held Smiday afternoon, September Vth, at 2 o'clock, at the Columbus Hebrew School. The meeting will be followed by a tea, with the following acting as hostesses:—Mrs. H. Friedtand, Mrs. R. Wolman. Mrs. J. Yfiikin, and Mrs. J. Weiuer. ¦ JUUUS s-raKie -&o M. the annual sunuuer convocation at Ohio State University, held on Friday, August 2ihh. Julius D. Stone, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stone, 628 Oafcwood Avenue, received his degree in Clieniical Engineering at tiie age of 10. His work at Ihe univCTsity elicited tiie approval not only of members of the faculty but of many fellow stud<^nts. Stoife, wha, graduated from South High Scliool at the age of 15, lias been offered i fellow- ship in a West Virginia college. 1^ '-' If-
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In honor of national grilled cheese month, Udi's Gluten Free Foods tasked me with creating a unique grilled cheese sandwich.
The grilled cheese sandwiches begin with Udi's Gluten-free White Sandwich bread and have a generous amount of bloomin' onion strings and dipping sauce in between gooey slices of Horizon Organic American Cheese.
American cheese is my first choice for grilled cheese and cheeseburgers. I love the way it melts.
I started by making copycat bloomin' onions that I baked instead of fried. I never had a bloomin' onion before so I can't compare the baked version against the fried but I'm certain the fried ones trump all. . . if you're looking for less fat than the norm these will satisfy. (I included instructions for both baking and frying as well as a link to instructions for slicing the onions.)
The dipping sauce is completely addicting and irresistible. Made with mayonnaise, sour cream, ketchup, and seasonings, we almost obliterated the onion strings without leaving enough for the grilled cheese. Oops.
Fried bloomin' onions may trump baked bloomin' onions but a bloomin' onion grilled cheese?
- 2 slices white sandwich bread, like Udi's Gluten-free
- 2 slices american cheese, like Horizon Organic
- bloomin' onion strings
- bloomin' onion sauce
- soft butter
- Heat a skillet over medium-low heat.
- Place a slice of bread down on a cutting board or plate, top with one slice cheese then enough onion strings to cover the entire bread. Drizzle generously with sauce, place another layer of onion strings from edge to edge then a slice of cheese then another piece of bread.
- Butter the top slice generously from edge to edge. Add a small pat of butter to the pan and spread it around until it's melted. Place the sandwich butter side down in the skillet then butter the top slice.
- When bottom is golden brown carefully flip and cook the other side. If it begins to brown too much and the cheese hasn't melted turn heat down to low or off and put a lid on it for a minute or two.
- Serve with additional sauce on the side for dipping.
Disclosure: This is a sponsored post. I received samples and coupons for product. All opinions are my own.
- ⅓ cup light or regular mayonnaise
- ⅓ cup light or regular sour cream
- 2 tablespoons ketchup
- 1 teaspoon worcestershire sauce (skip this for gluten-free version)
- 1 tablespoon drained horseradish (optional)
- 1 teaspoon smoked paprika
- pinch of cayenne pepper
- coarse salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 2-3 medium/large sweet onions like Vidalia (about 1 pound)
- 2½ cups gluten-free or regular all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon cayenne pepper (optional)
- 2 tablespoons paprika
- ½ teaspoon dried thyme
- ½ teaspoon dried oregano
- ½ teaspoon ground cumin
- freshly ground black pepper
- 2 large eggs
- 1 cup whole milk
- coarse salt
- 1 gallon vegetable or canola oil
- For baking:
- olive oil or canola non-stick baking spray
- Combine all of the dip ingredients in a bowl, cover and refrigerate.
- Slice the onion: visual instructions here.
- Whisk the flour, cayenne, paprika, thyme, oregano, cumin and ¼ teaspoon black pepper in a bowl.
- In a small deep bowl, whisk the eggs, milk and 1 cup water.
- Place the onion in a separate bowl, cut-side up, and pour all of the flour mixture on top. Cover the bowl with a plate, then shake back and forth to distribute the flour. Check to make sure the onion is fully coated, especially between the "petals." Lift the onion by the core, turn over and pat off the excess flour.
- Using a slotted spoon, fully submerge the onion in the egg mixture, remove and let the excess egg drip off, then repeat the flouring process. Repeat for all onions. Refrigerate them while you heat the oil or preheat oven to 400 degrees F.
- Grease or line a large baking sheet with parchment and place the onions cut side up, spray them all over with the baking spray. Bake about 25-30 minutes until lightly golden and tender. Season with salt and serve with the dipping sauce.
- Heat the oil in a large deep pot over medium-high heat until a deep-fry thermometer registers 360 degrees F. Carefully lower the onion into the oil, cut-side down with a wire skimmer or large slotted spoon. Adjust the heat so the oil temperature stays close to 350 degrees. Fry about 3 minutes, then turn the onion over and cook until golden, about 3 more minutes. Drain on a plate lined with paper towels. Repeat. Season the onions with salt and serve with the dipping sauce.
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Robert Dickson joined the Lowestoft Laboratory (now less succinctly called the Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science) in 1964. Throughout his career, he has maintained four main research interests: He has contributed a wealth of direct current measurements to better understand the deep ocean circulation. He has studied the processes that drive variations in the North Atlantic, including the ocean's response to the North Atlantic Oscillation. He has investigated how interannual to decadal changes in ocean circulation and climate have affected the Atlantic ecosystem, from plankton to commercial fish stocks. Most recently, he has chaired, cajoled, coordinated, and contributed to a major international research effort aimed at understanding the high-latitude ocean's role in global change: the Arctic-Subarctic Ocean Flux Study.
His efforts since 1986 to measure the cold, dense Denmark Strait Overflow helped earn him the Albatross Laureate from the American Miscellaneous Society, which, in its renowned tongue-in-cheek fashion, cited him for "attempting to stem the flow through the Denmark Strait with a weir of current meters." More conventionally, he was appointed Commander of the British Empire in January 2007 for his career-long scientific contributions.
Outside of science, he writes children's books and plays and has a passion for antiquarian books, maintaining a collection of the early folios of Ben Jonson.


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Note: This high-calorie recipe is especially for kids with cystic fibrosis (CF), who may need additional calories to meet their nutritional needs. Get a grownup's help because it requires using the stove.
This meal is easy to make. Add extra sour cream for even more calories.
Prep time: 25 minutes
Serves: 3
Serving size: 1-3/4 cup
Note: Nutritional analysis may vary depending on ingredient brands used.
Variations and suggestions:
If you don't have beef tips, use hamburger meat. You also can use canned mushrooms if you don't have fresh mushrooms available.
Note: All information is for educational purposes only. For specific medical advice, diagnoses, and treatment, consult your doctor.
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With its formal description in 1995, Symbion pandora, discovered living on the mouthparts of Norwegian Lobsters (Nephrops norvegicus) in the North Atlantic, became the first species described and placed in the new phylum Cycliophora (Funch and Kristensen 1995). Interestingly, the sessile (i.e., attached to substrate) feeding stage of S. pandora had been known since the 1960s, but was not described until 1995 (Funch and Kristensen 1997, cited in Kristensen 2002).
The cycliophoran body is divided into an anterior buccal funnel, an oval trunk, and a posterior acellular stalk and adhesive disc by which the animal attaches itself to setae (flexible hair-like projections) on the host's mouthparts. Females are about 350 µm long and 100 µm wide. They are suspension feeders, obtaining food by creating water currents with dense cilia around the open end of the buccal funnel. The U-shaped gut is ciliated along its entire length, ending with an anus located near the base of the buccal funnel. Circulation and gas exchange are presumably accomplished by simple diffusion. Obst and Funch (2003) reported S. pandora population densities ranging from fewer than 100 to more than 500 feeding stages per mouthpart.
The Cycliophora currently includes just two described species: Symbion pandora Funch and Kristensen, 1995 from the mouthparts of the Norwegian Lobster (Nephrops norvegicus) and S. americanus Obst, Funch, and Kristensen, 2006 from the mouthparts of the American Lobster (Homarus americanus) (an apparently distinct third species lives on the mouthparts of the European Lobster [Homarus gammarus]; Obst et al. 2005) . For at least S. americanus, there is evidence suggesting that this nominal species may in fact include several cryptic species (Obst et al. 2005, 2006; Baker and Giribet 2007; Baker et al. 2007), which could turn out to be true for S. pandora as well. All three known hosts of Cycliophora are members of the lobster family Nephropidae. Reports of cycliophorans on nematodes and non-nephropid crustaceans (e.g., copepods) are apparently all in error and instead are based on observations of chonotrich ciliates. Examination by transmission electron microscopy is required to see that, in contrast to a cycliophoran, the ciliate consists of just a single cell with several nuclei. (Kristensen 2002)
Cycliophorans have a very complex life cycle that alternates between sexual and asexual phases. The most prominent stage is the asexual and sessile feeding stage, which lives attached to the setae of the host lobster's mouthparts and filters small food particles from the water. For a detailed description of the complex life cycle of Symbion pandora, see General Description; for a whimsical but informative account, check out the CreatureCast podcast on this topic.
A growing body of evidence suggests that the sister group to the Cycliophora is the Entoprocta (=Kamptozoa) (Fuchs et al. 2010 and references therein), consistent with the suggestion made by Funch and Kristensen (1995) in their original description, although cycliophorans share many similarities with the Rotifera and some molecular analyses have indicated a close relationship between these two groups (e.g., Winnepenninckx et al. 1998).
The phylum name Cycliophora is derived from Greek roots meaning "wheel bearing", referring to the circular mouth ring. The genus name Symbion is derived from Greek roots meaning "living together", referring to this animal's intimate association with its lobster host. The specific epithet pandora is a reference to the feeding stage, which contains both an inner bud and a Pandora larva with a miniature feeding stage inside, reminding the authors of Pandora's Box of Greek mythology. (Funch and Kristensen 1995)