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The Charlotte Touchdown Club in conjunction with the Football Writers Association of America proudly announce Larry Jacobson as recipient of the 2012 Bronko Nagurski Legends Award, which recognizes outstanding defensive players from the past 40 years.
The award will be presented formally during the annual Bronko Nagurski Trophy Awards Banquet held Monday, December 3rd and presented by ACN.
During Nebraska's 1970 and 1971 National Championship seasons, Larry Jacobson averaged almost 20 solo tackles per season and won numerous honors including All American and the Outland Trophy as the nation's top interior lineman in 1971. The University of Nebraska bestowed its ultimate honor on Jacobson with the retirement of his #75 jersey in 1994.
"I was deeply honored to learn I had been chosen to receive the 2012 Bronko Nagurski Legends Award. Bronko Nagurski is one of football's true legends and I assume I was selected to receive this honor because I won the Outland Trophy during my senior year as part of the Nebraska 1971 team, which was recently named as the best college football team of all time," said Jacobson. "I am especially thrilled to receive an award based on my accomplishments before the NFL, because I consider college football the greatest game in the world. When I go to Charlotte to accept this honor, it will be on behalf of all of my 1971 teammates and the way we played the game more than 40 years ago."
Jacobson joins a rapidly expanding list of elite Bronko Legends Award winners including: Bubba Smith and Alan Page 2007, Ted Hendricks 2008, Roger Wehrli 2009, Mike McCoy 2010 and Jack Youngblood 2011.
The Bronko Nagurski Legends Award, sponsored by Florida East Coast Railway, was initially presented in 2007 to players from the 1966 season, the first season the FWAA All-American Teams were separated into defense and offense.
"Larry Jacobson is the latest in a growing list of Bronko Nagurski Legends Award recipients who have demonstrated excellence both during their playing careers and beyond," said James R. Hertwig, CEO of Florida East Coast Railway. "Florida East Coast Railway takes great pride in our support of the Charlotte Touchdown Club and its mission to promote Citizenship, Scholarship, Sportsmanship and Leadership."
"Larry Jacobson is an Outland Winner from 1971, symbolic of the best interior lineman in college football. And, if we had had the Nagurski Award back then, he might have won that as well. Nebraska's 1971 football team was part of an iconic era for that school when the Cornhuskers won back-to-back national championships. The 1971 team was one of the greatest teams in college football history that played in one of the greatest games in college football history against Oklahoma, a 35-31 Nebraska win in Norman. He was a stellar defensive tackle," commented Steve Richardson, Executive Director for The Football Writers Association of America.
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The Bronko Nagurski Trophy is presented annually by the Charlotte Touchdown Club and Football Writers Association of America to the nation's most outstanding NCAA defensive football player. The Charlotte Touchdown Club also honors local college and high school football players and over the last decade has raised nearly $1,250,000 for student athletic scholarships throughout the Charlotte Metro Area.
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YAH IT'S TIME. http://www.etsy.com/shop/Finchie THAT's WHAT TIME.
I've given it a shot many times - never winds up working for very long.
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That is exactly what Virtua Tennis does. The gameplay is smooth as silk, and the framerate is rock solid, but when you make the point and it goes to a closeup, it stutters a bit. I really wish the developers would dial it down a notch for the sake of smoothness. I mean, it would still look great even if the game didn't render individual drops of sweat on Jim Courier's brow, you know?
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There are no translations available. Einer der interessantesten und spannendsten Newcomer als Singer/Songwriter aus Kananda! One of the most exciting and interesting singer/songwriter newcomers from Canada.
He has a breathy voice and his songs are catchy – no one would guess that in former times he played punk. Already as teenager he had his first punk-band in his hometown Montreal, but influenced by famous musicians as Springsteen or Mike Ness he struck a new path. He took the guitar and became a singer/songwriter. In his songs Colin Moore tells us stories, they are part of his compositions, which are authentic and grounded. His album "Leaving Home" includes also the song "Friends Of Mine", which was licensed recently for the TV series Family Biz, which is broadcasted in Canada and France. http://www.myspace.com/colinsacoustic Colin Moore is a Canadian singer / songwriter hailing from Montreal. His raspy voice began to gain him attention at an early age, and by his mid-teens, Colin was fronting his first band, Suburban Trash, later known as Road Bones. "Go and pick it up, you won't be disappointed" (CBC Radio 3) |


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I don't think people use Mismagius, Honchkrow, or Purugly.
I don't think people use Mismagius, Honchkrow, or Purugly.
Pokemon Black 2 Team:
White 2:
Most pure normal types
Kricketune,sudowoodo, drapidon, Onix,geodude,bidoof, and wormadam and cerubi and its evolutions.
Everything else is good.
I'd say torterra is up there. It has cool stats and movepool, but it's typing is... meh.
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My laptop is broken, so I'll be on here less for a few weeks.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Poked...24709664268037 best pokemon page ever.
I won't list NFE's.
Drapion, cherim, vespiqueen, Wormadam, Mothim. Edit: Let's add Bibrael to that list.
I beg to differ, Bibarel is used quite often, simply because people ***** about it so much, others pick one up and try it out to see what all the fuss is about, at least that's what I did.
Underused, Lumineon, Wormadam, Chatot, Pachirisu, and Bastiodon.
Used, used, and used.
I've used it, and would recommend it. Defend Order + Toxic makes it a nice stalling tank.
How can a starter pokemon be underused?
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A lot of Pokemon in these games aren't really used. Everyone seem to use to same handful of Pokemon, IMO. Examples include: Combee, Vespiquen, Burmy, Wormadam, Finneon, Lummineon, Skorupi, Drapion, Pachirisu, Tangela, Tangrowth, Shieldon, Bastiodon, Rhyhorn, Rhydon, Rhyperior, Houndour, and Houndoom. There's more and these, IMO, are some of the least used ones.
I think some of the least used pokemon on diamond/peal/platinum games are the bug type pokemon of course thats juste my oppinion.
I think Drapion and Mothim were sadly underrated. I found them to be quite effective and dominant in in-game play
Kricketune, Bastiodon, Wormadam, Pachirisu, Chatot, Spiritomb (because of the annoying way to get one), Carnivine, Lumineon. Based on personal experience and what I've heard from other people.
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Loppuny, Toxicroak, Gastrodon, Hippowdon, Abomasnow and Froslass are quite.. not used much
4th gen has many boring and uninteresting Pokemon. I personally don't like Wormadam
i think munchlax should also be there.
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I don't agree about Pachirisu, I've seen quite some people using it.
So well, from what I know... Wormadam, Lumineon, Mothim, Kricketune, Bastiodon, Cherrim and probably some others. I personally use Lumineon and Mothim in my current gameplay and I must say that Mothim is a very nice Pokemon after some EV training.
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The Bidoof line (not counting HM Slavery), Kricketot line, Magikarp line, Onix line, Geodude line, Zubat line, Psyduck line, Ponyta line (debatable, since they were the only Fire types), Chingling line, Bronzor line, Burmy line, Combee line, Wurmple line, Rotom, Buneary line, Pachirisu, Shellos line, Pichu line, Cleffa line, Nosepass line, Meditite line, Girafarig, Mantyke line, Happiny line, Umbreon, Glaceon, Snover line, and much more.
People mostly use Starter, Starly line, Shinx line, and a few more Pokemon.
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Maebelle Smith Howell, 96, of Ansonville passed away Oct. 15, 2012 at Lillie Bennett Nursing Home in Wadesboro.
Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at Concord United Methodist Church. Rev. Robert Burr will officiate and interment will follow in the church cemetery. The family will receive friends from 10 a.m. until 11 a.m. prior to the service at the church.
Howell was born Jan. 26, 1916 in Stanly County to the late Jason and Nannie Blalock Smith. She was a faithful member of Concord United Methodist Church and a homemaker.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Millard Cleveland Howell and daughter, Anna Howell Woodall.
She is survived by sons, M.C. Howell Jr. and wife Linda of Monroe, Robert Jason Howell and wife Diane of Greenville, Gary Okle Howell and wife Cyndy of Salisbury, Md.; daughters, Nancy Howell Funderburk and husband, Ed of Ansonville, and Debbie Howell Allen and husband, Lannie of Ansonville; son-in-law, Donald Howell; brothers, Victor Smith and Baxter Smith both of Norwood; 14 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.
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The following excerpt from an article by Jonathan D. Silver was published in the 02/26/09 Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
Two East Coast investment managers sued for fraud by the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University misappropriated more than $500 million of investors' money to hide losses and fund a lavish lifestyle that included purchases of $80,000 collectible teddy bears, horses and rare books…
As Pitt and Carnegie Mellon were busy trying to learn whether they will be able to recover any of their combined $114 million in investments through Westridge Capital Management, the FBI yesterday arrested the corporations managers.
Paul Greenwood, 61, of North Salem, N.Y. and Stephen Walsh, 64, of Sands Point, N.Y., were charged in Manhattan–by the same office prosecuting the Bernard L. Madoff fraud case–with securities fraud, wire fraud and conspiracy.
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This itinerary* is suitable for individuals and small to medium groups. For larger group sizes of 40 or more, please contact us for additional options.
7-Day Tour
Day 1 · Anchorage - WasillaFly to Anchorage and land at the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport. From there you can rent a car or make prior arrangements for a shuttle and head straight out to the Mat-Su Valley via the Glenn Highway.
Day 2 · Wasilla - Talkeetna
Begin your day with a visit to Iditarod Sled Dog Race Headquarters for a glimpse into the history of the Iditarod Sled Dog Race. Stop at the Dorothy Page Museum or the Museum of Alaska Transportation and Industry for more information on Alaska's fascinating history. Proceed to Talkeetna, a quaint town that serves as the jumping off point for Mt. McKinley climbing expeditions.
Day 3 · Talkeetna
This morning explore the backcountry roads of Trapper Creek and Petersville Road. Take a guided tour into Denali's backcountry, an area rich in gold-mining history, wildlife and scenic wonders. This afternoon choose from a variety of optional activities - river rafting, jetboat safari, or Mt. McKinley flightseeing.
Day 4 · Talkeetna - Hatcher Pass
Continue south to Willow where you will take an alternate route to the Hatcher Pass/Independence Mine State Historical Park. Once a gold mining area, Hatcher's Pass is known for its abundant scenery and as a local playground for outdoor activities.
Day 5 · Palmer - Glacier City
Begin your morning meeting some of Alaska's oldest residents at the Musk Ox Farm. Learn about how the underwool of these magnificent animals is woven into quiviut, a fiber that is warmer than wool and finer than cashmere. Continue north on the Glenn Highway to the Matanuska Glacier. Get a closer look at this incredible mass of ice on your guided glacier hike.
Day 6 · Glacier City - Palmer
Get your day off to an exhilarating start with a white water rafting trip on the Matanuska River. Afterwards, head south to the Palmer Visitors Center where you may see some of the local produce the Mat-Su Valley is known for and photos of the world record-breaking vegetables that are grown in this region.
Day 7 · Palmer - Anchorage
On your way back to Anchorage, take the scenic route via the Old Glenn Highway. Stop by Pyrah's Pioneer Peak Farm to pick your own veggies or take an exhilarating airboat tour to see the Knik Glacier.
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This month, Freescale and element14 are giving away five such platforms, worth £128.06 each, for EETimes Europe's readers to win. The platform helps evaluate the rich set of peripherals and includes a 10/100/Gb Ethernet port, SATA-II, HDMI v1.4, LVDS, parallel RGB interface, touch screen interface, analog headphone/microphone, micro TF and SD card interface, USB, serial port, JTAG, camera interface, and input keys for Android.
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Led Astray By A Rake by Sara Bennett
Thank you for inviting me along to YRR and letting me chat about my books, old and new. I have been writing romance for, wow, a very long time now. I've been an Avon historical romance author since 2000, and I started off with Medievals, then wrote a story set in the Scottish 18th century, before moving on to the Victorian era. You see I'm nothing if not versatile! Well, I'm still writing in the Victorian era but I'm all set to start a sexy new series and I'm pretty excited about it.
The series is called the Husband Hunters Club and the first book is Led Astray By A Rake. There will be five books in the series, one for each of the respectable young women who first meet at Miss Debenham's Finishing School and become friends. They make a pact at the Finishing School Graduation Ball in 1837, that they will not allow themselves to be persuaded by their families and their circumstances into making marriages that are not to their liking. In other words they will flout all the conventions and rules of polite society and go for a man who will make them happy. Unheard of! And how will they capture their man? The girls decide that they will "hunt" him down and ensnare him with their "feminine wiles". After all, a husband worth having is a husband worth hunting.
In the first book, Led Astray By A Rake, Olivia Monteith decides the man for her is Lord Nic Lacey, although he's a known bad boy and rake. But she has been neighbors with Nic all her life and she has loved him forever, although he seems not to know she exists. Nic is not the marrying sort—he prefers women of the demi-monde—but Olivia is determined to persuade him, even if she has to corner him at the Demi-monde Ball. However Olivia brings out Nic's latent protective instincts, and he finds himself saving her from gentlemen like himself. And all the while he tries desperately to resist her. And fails, of course.
I'd love to offer a copy of Led Astray By A Rake as a give-away but it isn't available yet. However I do have a copy of my latest book, Her Secret Lover, and if you like mystery and adventure and steamy love scenes, then this one is for you. I'll let Terra choose the winner from the comments section, so good luck! (If you don't leave an email addy with your comment you will not be entered into the giveaway!!!)
Thanks again for the invite and happy reading to everyone!
Her Secret Lover
The Aphrodite's Club Series ~ Book #2
Road to Wexmoor Manor
Suddenly the coach lurched. Antoinette dropped her spectacles. Outside there was a popping noise, following by shouts from coachman and his boy. She leaned forward to grasp the window frame, just as a galloping horse drew alongside the coach. The rider wore black, everything black, including a black mask covering the upper half of his face. He kept pace with the coach, and although her poor eyesight made him appear blurry, there was something almost mesmerizing about him. And then he leaned down and stared at her through the dusty glass.
And smiled the smile of a dangerous predator spying his prey.
He was there for only a heartbeat, and then he'd spurred his horse on, but it was long enough. Antoinette felt as if his regard had burned itself into her skin. As if he had left a brand upon her.
Confused, startled, her heart thudding, she pressed herself back into the soft leather of the seat. She told herself that this was England in the reign of Queen Victoria, and highwaymen belonged to an earlier and more lawless age. Or was this isolated corner of Devon yet to catch up with the more civilized parts of the country?
Antoinette clung to the strap, bracing herself against the wildly rocking vehicle as the driver attempted to outrun the highwayman. Her straw bonnet slipped off as they tipped dangerously around a corner, and there was a loud bang as the coachman's boy fired his blunderbuss. Antoinette squeaked, trying to see beyond the window, but it was all a blur of trees and earth and sky. And then the coach began to slow until eventually it shuddered to a halt.
Antoinette sat a moment and caught her breath, wishing she could loosen her stays beneath the tight-fitting bodice of her tan taffeta and emerald green velvet traveling dress. Her hair, a moment ago neatly pinned and parted, was hanging down, hampering her movements, and her skirts and petticoats were tossed and tangled, displaying far too much silk-stockinged leg above her lace-up boots.
What now? Antoinette asked herself. Was she to cower inside and await her fate? Practical, sensible Antoinette had never cowered in her life. Bad enough that she'd been sent into the country to a place she didn't know by Lord Appleby, a man she detested, but to be trapped inside her coach by an anachronism? No, she wouldn't have it.
Antoinette released the catch on the window and after a brief struggle forced it down.
Cold, moist air wafted in, and with it the pungent sting of gunpowder. Undeterred, Antoinette stuck her head out of the coach. The scene before her was chaotic. The coachman and his boy were on the ground, hands in the air, and the masked man on the horse was pointing a brace of pistols at them. "Be silent," she heard him order in a gruff voice as the coachman began to argue.
Antoinette's mind worked furiously. Was he after her money and her valuables? She'd brought so little with her. Most of her luggage was still in London, and her scant pieces of jewelry were locked in Lord Appleby's safe.
The two men had turned their backs to the highwayman, and—she peered hard with her naked eyes, trying to make out the scene—he began to tie their hands. This was ridiculous. Antoinette turned away, searching for her spectacles, telling herself that if she could see him properly she would feel braver. She did not for a moment imagine she might be physically unsafe, or in any danger of being molested.
The coach door was flung open. Her thoughts froze. Antoinette gasped. He was leaning in, looking at her, and despite the lack of clarity in her vision—or perhaps because of it—he was even bigger than she'd thought. He cut out the light and filled the door space, his hands gripping the frame, a pistol dangling casually from his fingers.
What did you say to a highwayman? For some reason the proper form of address escaped her.
"Give it to me," he said in a deep voice.
"Giver it . . . ?" she echoed in a whisper.
He tipped his head, and she knew he was taking in her disarray. She sat up straighter, brushing down her skirts and pushing back a long strand of hair. When she looked at him again he was smiling, but it wasn't the sort of smile a gentleman would give a lady.
"I know you have it," he said in that same deep, slightly husky voice. "The letter. Give it to me."
Shock froze her. He knew! She only just prevented herself from reaching up and clutching the letter against her skin in its hiding place inside her bodice.
"Who-who sent you?" she demanded shakily.
"Who do you think?" he mocked.
Lord Appleby! She hadn't been so clever after all. He knew she had in her possession the letter that could destroy him, and he'd sent his man after her to fetch it back. What better way to dispose of the evidence and her chance to use it than to stage a robbery? Oh, he was very clever.
But she couldn't allow this to happen.
The big man was climbing into the coach, and his broad shoulders blocked out the light. There was something very menacing about him, she thought, as she blinked up at him, her mind racing as fast as her heart, searching for a way out. He slipped the pistol into his belt and drew off his gloves, slowly, while she watched. When he was finished he casually reached forward and put a hand on her knee.
His skin was hot, his bare fingers thick and blunt. It was his touch as much as the unexpectedness of it that shocked her. She jumped back, pressing herself into the farthest corner. His masked face loomed closer, and she could see the glitter of his pale eyes thought the slits. His mouth was no longer smiling now but held in a straight line, grim and determined.
"Give me the letter. Don't make me search every inch of you, because I will. Every inch."
26 comments:
- penney said...
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- March 25, 2009 at 12:21 PM
- Raven99 said...
The new series sounds like it will be fantastic. I cannot wait to read Led Astray By A Rake. I think it's cover is beautiful.
firstname.lastname@example.com - March 25, 2009 at 12:30 PM
- Mona said...
Led Astray By A Rake sounds very interesting. I like spirited heroines.
email@example.com - March 25, 2009 at 12:37 PM
- Virginia said...
This does sound like a fantastic read, I would love to read it. I will put it on my wish list. Also I do love a good mystery.
- March 25, 2009 at 12:54 PM
- tetewa said...
They both sound great, good luck on the release!
- March 25, 2009 at 1:14 PM
- Cheri2628 said...
Led Astray by a Rake sounds wonderful. I think this new series is going to be a winner!
The excerpt to Her Secret Lover really has me hooked! I must know what happens next! :-) Thanks for the chance to win it.
castings[at]mindspring[dot]com - March 25, 2009 at 1:23 PM
- nightdweller20 said...
I love reading books about rakes, and steamy scenes!
jaam121388 at yahoo dot com - March 25, 2009 at 2:20 PM
- carolsnotebook said...
The new series sound like a lot of fun. In the meantime, I would loved to be signed up for the contst - myster, adventure and romance are a great combo.
carolsnotebook at yahoo dot com - March 25, 2009 at 3:50 PM
- Judy said...
Sounds like a good read. I love the cover also. Her Secret Lover also is something I would enjoy reading. Thanks for opportunity to win it.
firstname.lastname@example.com - March 25, 2009 at 4:06 PM
- Helen said...
I am really looking forward to this new series I love your books.
It was lovely meeting you at The Australian Romance Readers Convention.
Have Fun
Helen - March 25, 2009 at 4:07 PM
- Estella said...
I have read several of your books and enjoyed them all!
Lead Astray By A Rake sounds great.
email@example.com - March 25, 2009 at 4:52 PM
- Lisa said...
The new series sounds great. I love that all the women are detemined that they are going to marry whom they want.
- March 25, 2009 at 5:49 PM
- MJ said...
Hot & steamy - goods like a winning combo!!
mj.coward[at]gmail.com - March 25, 2009 at 5:51 PM
- MarthaE said...
Ohh - both books sound wonderful! So I am wondering if he gets to search every inch of her! *G* Thanks for a chance to win. And best wishes on your release! I love series!
mesreads [at] gmail[dot] com - March 25, 2009 at 5:55 PM
- RachieG said...
YEAH!! Sara Bennett! I just wanted to tell you how much I've enjoyed your past books. "Rules of Scandal" and "Lessons in Seduction" are on the first shelf of my bookshelf and I re-read them fairly often. I've also gave away copies of "Lessons..." to family members b/c it's sooo good!
Looking forward to the new book!
rachie2004 AT yahoo DOT com - March 25, 2009 at 7:34 PM
- Jane said...
Hi Sara,
congrats on your upcoming release. I'm looking forward to the first book in the Husband Hunters Club series.
janie1215 AT excite.com - March 25, 2009 at 7:37 PM
- Debs Desk said...
Please include me in your giveaway.
firstname.lastname@example.com - March 25, 2009 at 8:15 PM
- Marie said...
They both sound great! Loved the excerpt.
mariemy (at) gmail (dot) com - March 25, 2009 at 8:51 PM
- peggy said...
Hello Sara,
I so happy to see a new historical series coming out.
I can't wait to read them.I'v read a few of your books and loved them.
firstname.lastname@example.com - March 25, 2009 at 9:12 PM
- kimmyl said...
I can't wait to read Led Astray. Sounds like a very good book.
- March 25, 2009 at 10:48 PM
- penney said...
Sounds like a great book I'll be buying it. Can't wait to read it. Thank you
email@example.com - March 26, 2009 at 12:14 AM
- Kytaira said...
As usual the book sounds great! I can't wait until it comes out. I don't know how I missed getting Her Secret Lover. It's your only book as S Bennett that I'm missing.
lynda98662 at yahoo dot com - March 26, 2009 at 12:15 AM
- okibi-insanity said...
The cover is indeed teasingly beautiful for both books. Mystery, adventure and steamy love scenes, you say? I am in! Thanks for giving away a copy of your book to us hungry and insatiable readers.
okibi_insanity[at]yahoo[dot]com - March 26, 2009 at 12:34 AM
- Caffey said...
Hi Sara! I've enjoyed those of your books I had the joy to read so far! I'm excited about this new series of yours!!! I'd so love to be in the contest! I think the series name is perfect, Husbands Hunters Club! And 5 to look forward to!
tbranxiety @ yahoo . com - March 26, 2009 at 2:25 AM
- Maureen said...
Congratulations on the new book. It sounds like a great story.
mce1011[at]aol[dot]com - March 26, 2009 at 2:11 PM
- Eva S said...
This new series sounds great, I'm looking forward to reading the books!
And I like adventures and steamy love scenes, would love to read Her Secret Lover!
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Vietnam veteran Indavis Pugh at his home in Montgomery, Ala. on Tuesday October 23, 2012.(Montgomery Advertiser, Mickey Welsh) / Mickey Welsh/Advertiser
The war has been over for decades, but the battle still rages on in Indavis Pughs mind.
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I am fortunate to work with this program, Pugh said of the program, which sets up peer-to-peer support sessions for veterans who have struggled with PTSD and substance abuse, among other problems.
Pugh said its a place where they can come and express themselves among their peers in a confidential atmosphere and talk about a variety of issues.
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But what I have been doing over the last 40-something years, was trying to get, learn ... identify ... master some skills so that when this does occur, I can have a tool to fight it with.
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JoAnn Fleming, the group's executive director, consulted an attorney about personal statements made in the course of the interviews by one of the candidates.
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M^^^-^*"" ,?iovica\ >|W8- S[\V/ Senring Columbus and Centoal Ohio Jewish Ck>mmunily^V/A\K Vol. M. No. 27 COLUMBUS, OHTO, FRIDAY, JtJLY 11, 1947 Devoted to American and Jewish tdeals RABBI A. J. FpLDMAN HEADS C.C.A.R. SLATE OF OFFICERS FOR COMING YEAR Dr. Abraham J. Feldman of Hartford, ComLi succeeds Pr. Abba Hillel Silver as president of the Central Conference of American Kabbis, oldest and largest rabbinical group in America, following' iifty-eighth annual convention held in Montreal. (Left to right): Rabbi. Phineaa SmoUer, Chicago, treasurer; Dr. Jacob R. Marcua, pro¬ fessor of history at the Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati, vice-president; Dr. Feldman, newly elected president; Dr. Silver of Cleveland, re¬ tiring president; Rabbi Sidney L. Regner, Read¬ ing, Pa., Jinancial secretary, and Rabbi Isaac E. Marcudon, Macon« Ga., who was elected admin- isjtrative, secretary for the 30th year. To com¬ memorate Dr. Marcuson's "30 years of devoted service to the CCAR," the convention voted to present him with an automobile. Dayton Jewish Fund Drive Tops Goal With $525,120 Vayton, O.: — The campaign meeting on Tue.sda.v evening, July 1, for Daylon'a S52,'b,000 United Jewish Appeal drive turned Into a victory rally- Sam H. Thall, campaign chair¬ man, announced at the meet¬ ing In Beth Jacob synagogue that the goal was achieved Mon¬ day in the six-week campaign. The $525,120,811 reported for the payton campaign compared with $30'l,000 raised hei-e la.st year In a similar drive. The amount Is one of th^ largest ever raised here by a single agency. Extra emphasis was placed Jills year on an appeal to aid cHsplaced survivors of Nazi ter¬ rorism in Europe. Since funds of UNRRA, the United Nations relief organization, has been exhausted. Thai cniiihosizcd thnt Onyton Jeivry's canipulgn would not have achieved its- goal had it not been for $2l,25fi..'>0 pledged by non-.fewlsh citizens listed au "our Christian friends." The campaign chairman also paid high tribute to Charles Goldswlg, vice chairman, whose leadership largely accounted for the campaign achlevfng its last $50,0UO. The campaign was $50,- 000 short of its goal two weeks ago, when the regular program had been completed. Sidney G. Kusworm, president of the Dayton Jewish Commun¬ ity Council, In receiving a check {or the campaign from Thai, as¬ serted that "the honor, the glory and the thanks go to Sam Thai and his cohorts. These thanks are written In the faces of a grateful humanity, of hundreds of thousands whose position is hopeless and who can't help themselves". Kusworm presented citations of merit from the Jewish Com¬ munity Coimcll to Thai, who In turn presented citations to other leatiers in the campaign. Division leaders ancJ totals In the campalpi were announced as: Louis Matusoff, attorneys, accountants £tnd Insurance peo¬ ple, $39, 375; J. A. Liff, beverage 41vlalon, $32,610; A. B. Saeks, bulld/ng $lp;28p (before the group was amalgamated); Her¬ bert Schear, grocery, $39,080; FIRST .lEWS GRADUATED PROM HEIDELBERG 1\ 14 YEAR.S MTNICH (JTA) —The first two Jewish students to be grad¬ uated from famed, Heidelberg University in fourteen years re¬ ceived their tlegrees this week. The graduates, who recelvett doctorates in medicine, are Nath¬ an Wierier, 28, and Boris Anolik, 30, both former concentration camp Inmates. Anolik ami Wien¬ er had almost completed their medical studies in Poland when the war broke out. They have been enrolletl at Heitlelberg for the past year. B'nai B'rith Picnic Sclieduled For Sunday, August 10 Over IVa Tons SOS Supplies Are Sent Overseas EMANUEL NEUMANN ELECTED PRESIDENT OF ZIONIST ORGANIZATION OF AMERICA The annual B'nal B'rlth fam¬ ily picnic will be held at Yo-hlo camp grounds on Groveport Pike Sunday, August 10 accord¬ ing to Harry S. Goldstein, pres¬ ident. The executive committee met at Mr. Goldstein's home,' 533 Lilley Ave., Tuesday evening to complete plans for the picnic. Herbert Wise Is general chair¬ man and M, H. Schwartz is chairman of the picnic program. Camp Yo-hlo, formerly Hum¬ boldt Country Club, is located close to the Driving Park addi¬ tion and transportation will be arranged for any families re¬ questing It from the committee. The park features a children's playground, ample parking space, a large grove with plenty ot picnic tables, horse shoe pitching, baseball diamond, fish-. Ing and large space for games, etc, ' The program will Include an exhibition baseball game, and sports for everyone. The picnic will be free to all members of B'nal B'rlth and their families. Mr.s. Stanley -Schwartz, Co¬ lumbus S.O.S. Chairman, an¬ nounced that the shipment of cltJthing Just sent to our le.ss fortunate kin in Europe weighed 3,170 pounds, truly a record for the Jewish community to be proud of. A large part of this shipment consisted of new layettes for babies, bought and coiitributed especially for thLs campaign. Mrs. E. Kellner acted as pur¬ chasing agent of all new Items. Vhose assisting with the sort¬ ing and packing included: Mrs. .S. Newpoff, repre.sentlng Wom¬ en Pioneers 2; Mrs. f. Schuster, Council of Jewish Women; Mrs. L. J. Lazear, Agudath Achim; Mrs, Allen Gundershelmer, Rose. E. LazaruH Sisterhood; Mrs. David Becker, Hadas.sah; Mrs, A. Goorey, Hadassah; Mrs. n. B. Bertman, Council; Mrs. H. J. Cowan, Jewi.sh War Vet¬ erans; Mrs. E. Kellner, Tifereth Israel; Mrs. Wm. Bronska, B'nai Brith; Mrs. Rase Shuman Ti¬ fereth Israel; Mrs. A. Zucker¬ man, Council; Mrs. Chas. Mar¬ gulles, Council; Mrs. Ethel Ris¬ ing, Ahavath Sholem; Mrs. A. Schottensteln, Council; and Mrs. Fred Corcoran, Mrs. S. Marx and Mrs. E. Krupnick. S.0.3. is planning a canned food collection in the near fu¬ ture, aimed to reach Europe in time for the High Holidays. Watch the Chronicle for further details. ' NKW YORK, Jnly 4 (JTA) — Emanuel Neumann was today elected n.-iU'ona! president of the Zionist Organization of Ameri¬ ca, after the 50th tuinual con¬ vention of the ZOA had beaten down a move to postpone elec¬ tions until di.scu.ssion of the po¬ litical i.ssucs before the meet¬ ing had been completeil. He succeeds Dr. Abba Hillel Silver. Rabbi Irving Miller was named chairman of the Nation¬ al Admijiistrative Council, and Mortimer May, of Nashville, and Jacob RIchman, of Philadelphia, vice-chairman and .secretary of the Council, respectively. The following national vlce-prcii- denis were chasen: RabbI l.eon Feur of Toledo; Daniel Fri.sch nf New York, Abraham Gold¬ stein of Hartford, Abraham Goodman of Miami, Abraham Redelheim of Hroolclyn, Bern¬ ard I^osenblatt of New York, Charles J. Rosenbloom of Pllt.s- burgh and Eliahu D. Stone of, Boston. James G. McDonald, former League of Nations High Com¬ missioner for Refugees anti one¬ time member of the Anglo- American Committee of lnc|Uiry on Palestine, tttld the convention earlier that "national self-inter¬ est (luite as much as common honesty require that the Brit¬ ish anti we should expedite the fulflllm'eht of the Jewish dream in Palestine." He added that "the obsession of British and American experts with 'realpoli- tik' tUies not even have the jus- tlflca.tlon of being sound from a selfish British and American point of view; it is. not merely immoral. It is unrealistic and self-defeating." Judge Morris Rothenberg, head of the American .lewish National Funil, reported that American Jews have donated some $14,000,000 to the J.N.F. during the past nine months. He sharply criticized the Palestine; Government's interference with the Jews' attemptij to reclaim and cultivaU' the Negev. Rend¬ ering an account of the J.N.P.'s achievements during the past three years, he revealed that It had transferred $34,000,000 to the parent body In Palestine In that period. The J.N.F'. also pro- vkled land for founding 24 colonies in the three years and tiefrayetl a considerable part of Ihe expenses of their establlsh- menl, he said. Referring to the selling up of 12 new settle¬ ments In the Negev last October, in a dawn-to-dusk period, he called it a "worlfl, proclaimed pioneering saga." Hllvcr A.Iks U.S. lo Take Lead In rinding Palestine Solution .'Vddressing the opening ses-. sion of the conference last night, Dr. Silver callefl on the United States tn take the lead In find¬ ing a just solution of the Pales¬ tine problem. He said that Sec- retni-y nf State George C. Mar¬ shall's statement to a group of Congressional (eaders earlier this week, to the effect that the U.S. traditional policy on Pal¬ estine has not been changed, was "gratifying," but called for a mfire positive declaration of IKific.v to allay apprehensions coiicerning thp American Gov¬ ernment's position. Describing the government's attitude at this time as "tight- lipped," and charging that no one Wtis sure of where It stood, he declared that "If America continues : to remain In Brit- , aln's corner" all recommenda¬ tions of the United Nations will be "utterly doomed." He ex¬ pressed fear that Britain a,nd the U.S. would come'up with a new version of the British plan to "federalize" Palestine into autonomous, areas under a Hritish-domlnated central au¬ thority. He also voiced his op¬ position to partition. Referring to Andrei Gromy- ko's speech at the speclal ses¬ sion of the U.N. General A.s- * .semlily in May, he -said that the Soviet Union's position was "a positive and substantial gain for our movement." Continuing his review of the pnlitlcal situation in Palestine, Dr. Silver stated that the Z.O.A. (Continued on Page Eight) Franclne Schear, Junior grotip, $975.05; Eugene Schear, Inter¬ mediate, $5,588.31; Robert Sha¬ piro, Jewelry, $32,095; Dr. Mor¬ ton Block, inedlcal, $17,115; Har¬ ry Potasky, men, $34,527.50; Robert MargoIlB, mercantile, $92,1§0; Ralph Kopelove, youth group, $1,175; Mrs. A. B. Saeks, women, $57,664.54; non-JewlBh, $21,256.60, and furniture, |60,101. ADMISSION OF REFUGEE PHYSICIANS TO CANADA OPPOSED OTTOWA (WNS)—Although there Is a serious shortage of physicians In the Dominion, Canadian doctors are opposing the admission of refugee doc¬ tors and nurses, It was disclosed here by government officials Intilcated anxiety over this de¬ velopment. The same source disclosed that unions In the needle trades were urging the government to admit tailors and that employer associations had Joined the un¬ ions' plea. Show yon Kppreelotion to Iho Chron- lilo'i It yean ol loyal oad demoted Mnloe to Oolnmbu Jowlih Commimlty ky psytmg yoar «alioorlpl|on kow. Dr. Chaim Weizmann Asks U.N,.foc Partition As the Only Feasible Solution for Palestine JERV.'iALB.M (JTA)—Declar¬ ing that anything less than "Jewish sovereignty in the whole of Palestine" is "admit¬ tedly a compromise," Dr. Chalm Welzmann, former president of the World Zionist Organization, told the United Nations Special Committee on Palestine that "the only compromise which I can advocate and which I have advocated since the Royal Com¬ mission of 1036 brought the subject up for discussion is par¬ tition and independence of the partitioned part." "I am convinced," he said, "that partition. In spite of Its difficulties. In spite of the great sacrifice It means for us. Is such a solution because it Is final. It win give us the- oppor¬ tunity of continuing and expand¬ ing our work in peace, and it Will give the Arabs assurance that we are not going to en¬ croach upon their rights and their territory." He set forth the following two conditions, as a preretjulsite 'to partition: (l)The area of the Jewish state must be eo drawn as to give accessibility to water and electrical power resources so that the country could be ef¬ fectively developed for the ob- sorptlon of large-scale Immigra- tiiSh. (2)He urged that this area should comprise Galilee and the coastal plain as well as Negev (the desert area of southern Palestine) and the Jewish area of Jerusalem, Partition as a solution of the Palestine problem Wiis, from the Jewish point of view, "a mlhimum proposal not a maxi¬ mum proposal which can be whittled down," he said, and without "t h e basic- require¬ ments," which he had outlined, no responsible Jewish body would be prepared to accept a solution on partition lines. Dr. Welzmann stated that he was convinced tha( -a Jewish and an Arab state in Palestine would Soon discover many com¬ mon interests such as railways, customs. Irrigation and power schemes. "In a short time clog. Ing economic cooperation must grow out of the partition of Palestine. Political separation 'Continued on Page 8) - , -Xi.
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More than 30 small Mayan sites have been found on the island, of which only a handful have been investigated and still fewer have undergone any restoration. Although most of the unexplored ruins are of no great architectural interest, some are delightfully situated, hidden away in the jungle. The most important of the sites is San Gervasio, about 16km/10mi from San Miguel de Cozumel and accessible by vehicle. Its temple of Ix-chel was the chief focus of the island's religious life and the centre to which pilgrims were drawn. Near by are more ruins at Santa Rita. Other sites include Santa Pilar in the north and Castillo Real to the north-east, the latter boasting Cozumel's largest Mayan structure. There are also Mayan remains in the south-east of the island at Buenavista and in the south at El Caracol, near the lighthouse.
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The Tall Ships sail into Boston Harbor next weekend and in honor of their appearance, Legal Harborside will be opening their second floor dining room for lunch. From Saturday, June 30th through Friday, July 6th get to the Seaport to take in water views and the ships in all their glory while you tuck into classics from the Legal Harborside menu – New England clam chowder, oysters on the half shell, lobster rolls and the like. The a la carte menu will be available from 11:00am-3:00pm. Book a table before the ones with the best views get snapped up. Call 617.477.2900.


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3 Stories Tall at El Teatro Campesino
- When: Saturday, June 20, 2009, time TBA
- Where: El Teatro Campesino, San Juan Bautista
- Cost: Not available
- Age limit: Not available
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Hollister native Kirk Ward, who has performed at the HBO Theater and appeared in movies including Tenacious D and Austin Powers, takes over El Teatro Campesino this month with his one-man show 3 Stories Tall. The play reveals the adversity every young man and woman experiences when embarking on an the path of the unknown. Employing his polished humor and drama, Ward's performance is infused with vitality. The show, directed by Stephen Kearin, runs until June 27. [BP]
8pm Thu-Sat; 2pm Sun. El Teatro Campesino, 705 4th St., San Juan Bautista. $10/Thu ticket; $20/adult Fri-Sun; $15/senior, student; $12/child under 12. 623-2444. http://www.elteatrocampesino.com.
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