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1 • -. ¦ i Zj[\\jy~Serying Columbus and Central Ohio Jewish Ckammuniiy \^j, ^ ' ' i -. ,.r O^ Vol. 32, No. SO COLUMBUS, OHIO.^RIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1954 Devoted to,Amarlcsn and Jewish ld««li KEY FIOURBS IN UND BROTHERS PLANS Right to left are Dr. B.-T. Mlndlin, Dr. Ivan Gilbert and Myer Meilman, three key figures In planning the BIG Chanukah "Celel^ration for Israel" program Wednesday night, Dec. 29, In the Jewish Center auditorium. Sponsored by B'nai B'rith Zlon Lodge 62, the BIG (Bonds for Israel Government) night will bring the famous Lind Brothers singing trio, with their program of "Chozonlc" singing to Columbus. December Last Chance To Buy Bonds in 1954 pr. Ivan Gilbert Is the chairman of the Chanukah "Festival for Israel" program Wednesday night, Dec. 29, at the Jewish Center, feat¬ uring tho LlQd Brothers, famous Chicago singing trio, Myer Meilman, president of Zlon Lodge, B'nai B'rith, which Is sponsoring the evening on behalf of Bonds for Israel, announced. Mrs. Morris N. Taxon has accepted chairmanship of reservations for the program which Is being planned In the form of a dessert banquet, free and open to tho entire community. The three Und Brotheiti—Mur¬ ray, Phil and Dale—are pleasing personalities whose beautiful In¬ terpretation of liturgical and can¬ torial music have won them a wide fpUowlHg. Their repertory includes music in the oaatemporary,~popular vein as well, and they are at much at home on the theatre stage as they are In leading synagogues. In order to build an "advance sale" and reach those In ColUmbus who haven't bought a bond this year, Zlon Lodge Is organUljip a team of workers from am^ng Its membership to solicit sales pros¬ pects at their homes or places of business. A meeting this Sunday, 1 p. m., at Center will be devoted to the workers^who have agreed to accept a kit with prospects and sell bonds during December. Among those who are thus serving the following: Dr. B. T. Mlndlin, Louis Acker- man, Jack Belzer, Lazar Broner, Grant Brandon, Phil Bornsteln, Leon Handier, Don Erkis, Bernard Feltllnger. Mel Furman, Arthur Melzlish, Morris Paine, Leonard Ozeroff, Ira Rakley, Saul Sokol. Leonard Dworkin, Ben Zuker¬ man, Richard Grundsteln, Dave Galser, Gory Kerstein, Howard Schoenbaum, Morris Swedlow, Cody Zelizer. Harold Hillson, Mort Feigen¬ baum, Leonard Qulnn, Abe Moll- man, Louis M. Levin, Abe Luper, Ike Cohen and the following men who already have prospect cards: I. J. Stone, Joe Walsman, Herb Cummins, Charles O'Koon, Jack Wolman, Horold Koyne, Dr. B. W. Abramson, Ira Monroe, I. E. Seal¬ fon, Norman Melzlish, B^ Kahn, Ray Kahn, Abo Wolman, Dr. Paul Meyer, Dr. Arthur Cohen. A number of women, led by Mrs. Sherman Sharwell, chairman at a luncheon held last Wednesday at Bonka's reported their selling ef¬ forts and agreed to help in pipns for reservations and otlier efforts wherein women excel. Among the women participating <eoatlna«d on psfo 3) T. I. Men's Club Stag: Tuesday Tiforeth Israel Men's Club will hold Its December sta(-atudy group session Tuesday, 8:S0 p. ra., In the social hall of Broad St. Temple. Featured will be a discussion group to be led by Ra6bl Nathan Zelizer. Many topics pertaining to traditional, and modern Jewish problems will be discussed. In addition to study group, to be held after a short business meeting, cards and other recreation will bo scheduled. J^ usual, buffet refresh¬ ments will be served under the di¬ rection of Irving Price. Admission to the affair is free to all paid-up members. Information on Joining the Club may be had from officers at. the meeting, or any officers of the temple. OOUNCILETTE8 SPONSOR •WINTEB WHna/ DEO 11 Councllettes' annual "Winter Whirl" win be held at the Jewlah Center Saturday, Dec. 11, B p. m, to U. Price of tho dance la ilM, with muslo to be provided by Billy Wald's combo. The dance Is semi formal and tbe community Is in¬ vited. Special Program for Golden Age Club The Golden Age Club will have a Joint meeting with the Education for Family Living Committee, Wednesday, 8:30 p. m., at the Cen¬ ter. A ona-act play. "The-Room Up¬ stairs," Win be presented. It deals with harmonious family living, a subject both young and old should understand and think about. A discussion will follow the pi;e- sentotlon, led by Rabbi Nathan ZeUzer. The bus will make Its regular stops on Livingston Ave., starting at 7:30 p. m. The play will be presented by Family Players of Ohio State Uni¬ versity "rheatre. It Is produced through the National Mental Health Act and tbe Ohio Division ^ Mental Hygiene and the OSU 'Theatre. Refreshments will be served by Mesdames Lozor Brener, Jack Marks, Bernard Mentser, Henry Samuels and Ted Schmidt. BETH JACOB EUECnoNS SCHEDULED DEC. 12 At a special meeting to be held by the Beth Jacob congregation Sunday, Dec.*l2, 2 p. m., election of officers, will take place. Annual statements of vital Importance will be submitted at the meeting. AM members ore urged to keep the date open and to attend. Refresh¬ ments' will be served by the Beth Jacob Sisterhood. lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll|l||||||l|' 1 Ivreeyoh's Annual Affair at 1 1 Agudas Achim Tomorrow | iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Dinner, music and Bllx Ruskey^- That's the Une-up for Ivreeyoh Society's annual dinner-dance this Sunday, 6 p. m., in the social hall of Agudas Achim synagogue. All workers for the dinner arc turning In gratifying reports to assure the auccess of the evening and the fulfillment of their pledges to the Columbus Hebrew School. The fol lowing chairmen head the list of workers for this Ivreeyoh project: Mrs. David Hurwltz, fund-raising chairman; Mrs. Joseph Mlnkln, dinner chairman; Mrs. Morris Paine, decorations chairman; Mrs. Bernard Solomon, ticket chairman; Mrs. Philip Waldman, ad book treasurer; Mesdames Emll and Daniel Haas, co-chairmen of Chil¬ dren & Memorial pages; Mrs. Mor¬ rey Cohen, Professional page chair- man; Mrs. Jack Schachet, program chairman. The women bringing In ads for the annual ad book are:, Mesdames Edgar Bachman,. Har¬ old Bahr, Fred Beckman, Sam Brandt, Irving Chastn. Mesdames Don Erkls, Dave Gals¬ er, Jack Gelln. David Hurwitz, Jack Koopersteln, Joseph Mlnkln, Harry Nacdimen, Sam Newpoff, William NuUman. Mesdames L Nutls, Morris Paine, Robert Palnc, Max Bobbins, Inez Selgel, Jock Schilling, Albert Shkolnik, Bernard Solomon, Roy Wolfe, Joseph Zimmerman, Arthur ZwelUng. Highllgtit of the evening will feature Bllx Ruskay, who has been acclaimed as a comedienne ^d character actress. She presents an unusual one-woman show consist¬ ing of her own original sketches and translations from Yiddish and Hebrew folklore. Believing the true art of the monologlst lies In the power of suggestion and the ability to create vivid and dramatic contrasts, Miss Ruskay has so de¬ signed her program that she never leaves the stage. With her make¬ up kit and a bag of costume bits, she transforms herself before the eyes of the spellbound audience, carrying her listeners enthralled from Backstage to Onstage, with¬ out a pause. Miss Ruskay Is a "must" on your 1954 calendar of entertainment. Bob Marvin and his orchestra will complete the evenlAg with dancing. ^^ Miss Bllx Ruskay's program is arranged through the cooperation of the Jewish Center Lecture Bureau of the National Jewish Welfare Board. CHANUKAH PARXV AT BETH JACX>B STNAGOOUB A Chanukah party-wUl be tn the social hall of Beth Jacob synagogue Wednesday, 12:80 p. m. Mrs. J. D. Folkman will speak on "Chanu- kak." . There will be a gift exchange and each member U asked to bring a gift and cardi. T. L Sisterhood's Luncheon Monday TIfereth Israel Sisterhood will hold a regular meeting tn the form of a dessert luncheon, Mon¬ day. 12:30 p. m., In the education building. A timely and Interesting topic will be dlBGUBsed by a panel group, following the luncheon. Rubject under discussion will be Chanukah In tbe schools ^ "Do the schools feel a responsibility toward the Jewish child In regard to Chanukah?" Those participating on the panel will be Mr. Paul Swinger, principal of Falrmoor School, Rabbi Nathan '.Zelizer and Mrs. Dudley QUck, who will present the parent's viewpoint. Mrs. Norman Katz will moderate the discussion. Members are reminded that young children will be cared for in the nursery during the meeting^by' Mrs. Kraus. Gift shop articles will again be on display and for sale before and after the meeting. Many beautiful Chanukah items are available thla year. A EAKLY BETUBNS cUSBiflfMl ad in The Chronicle will brtoK quick respon.ea. Call ni at CA. 4-29M OHIO-JWV MEETING A meeting of the Department of Ohio, Jewish War Veterans, Is scheduled this Sund^, 1 p. m., at the Deshler-Hllton Hotel. AZA DANCE TONIGHT AT JEWISH CENTER The adult lounge of the Jewish Center will be the scene of AZA's dance tonight. It's an open affair^ 75c, stag or drag. Ehitertolnment will Include BUI Katz & Al Mink, the "Highlight¬ ers," and mambo and Jitterbug con¬ tests. MRa HARRT SCHWARTZ Parents "Pow-Wow" anel Announced A panel of well-known local fathers and mothers of teen-agers will discuss questions relating to teen-age boys and girls at a meet¬ ing next Tuesday, 8 p. m. at the Center. Panelists Include: Mrs. Harry Schwartz, moderator; Mrs. B. W. Abramson, Mrs. August Schofer, Mr. Joseph Zox and Mr. WlUlaU Kahn. This panel will discuss such Questions as: "Parents attitudes and behavior as an example tor the teen-ager"; "behavior patterns of the teen-ager at home," and "privi¬ leges and restraints." This program is under the chair¬ man ship of Mrs. Mark Feinknopf^ and the following parents are on the Center committee which pre¬ sents these discussions: Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Zacks, Mr. an4 Mrs. Al Rosen, Mr. and Mrs. Hol^ Abrams, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schiff, Mr. and Mrs. Julius .Wasserstrom, Mr. and Mrs. William Wasserstrom. "Installation Dinner At Beth Jacob Beth Jacob Brotherhood's in¬ stallation dinner will be held at the aynagogve Wednesday, 7 p. m., with Melville D. Frank installing the new officers. Jovial Nate CoopersmitH" will be master of cereraonlea and a flocial hour will follow the dinner and program. Officers to be Installed are: Pres., Dr. Charles Young; Idt vlce- Prea., Leonard Haas; 2nd v-P, Dr. Mitchell Goodman; corr. sec'y, Joe Cohen; rec. seC'y, .Al Shames; treas., Harold Hillson. The dinner Is free to all paid-up members. All members will be con¬ tacted by telephone for reserva¬ tions. Council Women to Distribute New Telephone Directories at Meeting Tho new, completely up-to-the minute telephone directory of the Columbus Section, Council of Jew¬ ish Women, will be given to every member who attends the next meeting of the Section, Tuesday, U:80 p. m., at Bryden Rd. Temple. This Is the first time In three years that a directory has been Usued, and under the capable direction of Mra. Simon P. Berg and a large committee, the new edition Is com¬ plete In every detsul, giving first names of membersi addresses and telephone numbers, as well as a wealth of advertising material from local merchants find trades¬ people. Every member ot OdunoU la entitled to one free iapx ot this book, and Is therefore urged, to attend Tuesday's meeting, when they will be distribute^. According to Mrs. Harry Cutler, prognfn chairman, the agenda for tho afternoon will be Interest¬ ing, Informative and provocative. Tbe University Players, a wing of the American Art Theater OroMp; will present the one-act play, "The Room Upstairs." This presentation, which will be pro¬ fessional In every way, will be followed by a discussion period con¬ tend around the theine of the play, with Mrs. Ilobert Holmes act¬ ing oa dhicusalon leader. Following the pattern set at last month'a meeting, It la expected that tbe discussion will be lively and Inter- estlng, carrying out Council's plan of bringing to Its' members the opportunity to combine entertain¬ ment with Information and edu¬ cational programs.' Preceding the meeting, Mrs Henry Qurevitz Euid her hospitality committee will serve a dessert .tea. The opening prayer will be given by Mrs. Theodore Gup. A report on the oontemporaiy world scene, especially aa it offacta the position of the Jewa In current world attain, will be given by Mrs. Joseph. Horchow, aectlon Inte^. preter. I^. Ben Kahn wU>'preside at the meeting.
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Skype for Windows Phone 8 not yet available
If you've gotten your new Windows Phone 8 device and are looking for the Windows Phone 8 version of the Skype app.... it's not out yet.
With Windows Phone 8, we are expecting some new features to Skype that include the ability to keep you signed-in and reachable even when you've closed out the Skype app. You'll also find that your Skype contacts are automatically added to your Peoples Hub and Live Tile support for unread messages.
When will Skype for Windows Phone 8 hit the shelves? Hopefully sooner than later but in the meantime, you can use the existing version of Skype that can be found here (it's a freebie) at the Windows Phone Store. [Edit: Actually, George is incorrect here as you cannot run the old version of Skype on Windows Phone 8]
There are 72 comments. Sign in to commentmke_geek says:
The US carriers will block it.
Daniel Rubino says:
Nonsense. It's just not ready yet as even reviewers who had early access to many WP8 apps did not have it to test.
chrgeorgeson says:
PhotoSynth isn't either. :(
L0gic Bom8 says:
Neither is Crimson Dragon: Side Story! >.
Menzlo says:
AT&T isn't blocking Facetime anymore. They won't block Skype.
Z10YkakPES says:
That's one of WP8's key features, just think about it
Z10YkakPES says:
First thing after I bought 920 wanted to download it, but there's no Skype or tango apps
FUS3360 says:
I use both apps a lot.. Hope they make the apps available on wp8 soon..
ap3rus says:
MSDN has just posted that Skype has arrived! Could you confirm it's available from Store?
Achilles Heal says:
That article doesn't say Skype for Windows Phone 8 is released - the release point is about Windows 8. However it does give a good overview of the features for what will be released in Skype for WP8
TwinBitz says:
This will not work with the 8X gives me an error. My phone is not compatible... I will have to wait for the wp8 version!
mjfadaway says:
Isn't it built in as well?
MathiasVerden says:
No, as with Windows 8, users can install Skype from the Windows Store, and it will sync with the People hub.
majohnny says:
Oh man, that means you have to open the app to skype-call? Why won't they just built it in? I mean building it in like the messenger so you can call people just like you would calling them for real.
Landsharkk says:
Think of it this way, instead of clicking on the 'phone' icon to call someone, click on the 'skype' icon to skype with someone.
Also, the skype app does not need to be running/open in order to receive skype calls. And skype calls are received just like regular calls.
mdeconno says:
Landsharkk: Let me know how you are able to receive skype calls without the program running. My wife and I are using the Lumia 920 Win8 and the only way to receive a call is to have skype running on the phone. We've tried it on both Win8 phones to no avail. We have to remember to not shut Skype down, it is not received like a normal call on the phone.
There are no settings to have it run in the background all the time. How did you do it?
Z10YkakPES says:
Sorry guys of of topic, but anyone knows if screenshot works on wp8 and how? Because home and camera buttons together don't take it
dKp1977 says:
Hold the power button down and press the home key.
qwertyops says:
Hold Power Button and Windows button simultaneously. You will hear a shutter sound and the image will be saved to your Screenshots folder of your Pictures.
Z10YkakPES says:
Thanx guys appreciated
cdbstl76 says:
Please check your title...add phone
hardcoreplur says:
cdbstl76 says:
That was a quick fix!!!! Right on!
electricbopeep says:
Can't download BC it only supports 800x480 screen res
dKp1977 says:
The WP7 Skype app doesn't work on WP8. At least not on my Lumia 920.
cgold1 says:
There's no Spotify either!
Z10YkakPES says:
No Pandora yet too
cgold1 says:
Yea but there was never a Pandora app for wp7, I used Spotify all the time on my Samsung focus.
kunwar_91 says:
Also there's no FM radio in WP8
Z10YkakPES says:
I just noticed that :-\ no TuneIn radio also
thirdday2002 says:
No FM? Crap, I use it all the time! Especially at football games!
Z10YkakPES says:
I know there was no Pandora before, but they announced it on WP8 presentation 1 year free adds subscription with WP8 Pandora app
hopmedic says:
They announced that it would be coming, early 2013 IIRC.
GuilhermeManso says:
Microsoft didn't say that ALL WP7.x will work in WP8? Why theses apps aren't working so??
unstoppablekem says:
I know!!!
MathiasVerden says:
Because there's no sense in making outdated versions of applications that don't work as advertised, at all, available to consumers.
Dre325 says:
You gotta be kidding me.
neilshah says:
We were worried about backward compatibility but now we have forward compatibility issues too. Good in a way actually that users will get better UX with more High quality apps for WP8 unlike Droids where lower resolution apps look pathetic on advanced displays.
J4rrod says:
Wow. MS really has to step it up.
cdbstl76 says:
I am finding several apps not forward compatible, even a "Nokia Exclusive"
Odog4ever says:
Question for the news hounds at WPCentral: Is the issue that specific app makers are flagging their WP7.x apps so they won't install on WP8 (because a new WP8 version is in development) or is their an actual issue with WP8 running older WP7.x apps.
I'm leaning toward former or I'm sure you guys would have alerted the community by now.
Jeff Kibuule says:
Neither, since there's no way to "mark" an app as only being able to run on Windows Phone 7.
aubreyq says:
Man, this WP8 launch is a DISASTER!
samyaras says:
+100. We waited so long, and MS/Nokia did not make us feel, the wait is worth. The important apps should be there on day one.
I think MS is not understanding the reality!
simpkijd says:
How can there be no Skype? What???
stevebor1 says:
the main reason I just bought a win 8 device was for skype. sigh.....
sirkirby says:
Yeah, this is a huge fail. For the most part none of the "launch" apps are available...including wwf, Pandora, and most importantly Skype. I wish they could get this right for once.
WPenvy says:
Microsoft didn't promise Pandora until next year.... What's your deal?
Landsharkk says:
But they did promise that all WP7 apps would work on WP8 devices...and they talked about Skype (did they say it would be available at WP8 launch? I can't remember)
saket87 says:
No viber either, I was trying to use Nokia viber with voice. Hope they'll come soon
theefman says:
Back to using text messages, lads! :)
jposthauer says:
WPenvy says:
All of you complaining about lack of Pandora, it wasn't promised until next year. Check yourselves guys...
Odog4ever says:
People always hear what they want to hear...
UnnDunn says:
I'm also missing Adobe Reader. Now there's a Microsoft-developed "PDF Reader", but it isn't as good as Adobe Reader was.
atkulp says:
Apps that used native code are the largest exception to this. They need, at a minimum, to be recompiled. Some apps port fine, buy then don't run properly. *Most* apps run on WP8 fine.
DaSchnee says:
I would love to see a teamspeak app... I don't really care about Skype anymore.
zacman says:
If you see just how crappy the Windows 8 Skype app is, they better at least make the WP8 app right.
diego3336 says:
Is there something finished for WP8? I can't even say the if OS itself is finished yet.
MS screwed everything they could. 2 years since WP7 launch and there's nothing finished yet. Great...
diplomat696 says:
Wow the thing is publically available for 24 hrs and your already complaining? Go enjoy android/iphone if you hate it that much.....
muitosabao says:
Yeah, this is beyond belief. I mean, i'm loving my lumia 920 so far, but in a sense this feels like a downgrafe really. One of the number one features of WP8, skype, is not available at launch. Get you sh*t together MS!
Also, spotify one of my number one apps used on my old lumia 800, is also MIA. How MS let this happen? The SDK is available since months, and one of the big shots, in a time everyone is complaning about the weak ecosystem, goes AWOL and MS doesn't seem to care. also, photosynth. A bit sad, really.
rtotheich says:
This is not a smart move on Microsoft's part. One of their major selling features is missing at launch. How about people who are using Windows Phone for the first time? They're probably a bit annoyed at that. What I'm annoyed about is the fact that I finally have a front-facing camera on my phone and there are NO apps that can make calls with it right now...No Skype or Tango. But oh well, at least they're not releasing an unfinished product like Apple did
MerlotC says:
Does the wp7 app Pandorbox work on wp8?
dalydose says:
I really would have expected tge Microsoft owned apps (Skype & Photosynth) to be ready. They seem so eager to get third-party developers engaged, but the in house development isn't even happening. :(
Get it done and lead by example, Microsoft.
Moximo says:
Complete fail! No Skype or video chat of any kind? I will be returning my Nokia Lumia 920 today
MS owns Skype, right?
First Windows phone, last Windows phone.
ap3rus says:
Why do you care so much? If the Skype was the only reason to buy a Windows Phone smartphone, wouldn't it be more appropriate if you bought Skype Phone http://shop.skype.com/phones/?
I'm actually very happy to see how much WP8 has in it's features itself, well, waiting for another week for a Skype release is just like waiting Christmas after Thanksgiving, no problem for me :)
Moximo says:
I'm looking for a working video chat on the Lumnia 920. I don't care about making voice calls over Skype, just video chat. I'd settle for any video chat that works well.
Moximo says:
Skype Preview is out now and it works.
jadan127 says:
Is this new Skype version the reason Tango isn't available? I hope that comes out!
madmoondog says:
Yea can't believe the fail with Skype, but for those of you looking for Pandora, metroradio works great and has a free version.
madmoondog says:
Counters and play to are missing as well
geodan7 says:
I was all excited to upgrade to Windows Phone 8, but my favorite apps aren't here (yet?...hopefully soon)...things like Skype, Photosynth (nokia panorama is ok but not as good), and the all important Bing Translator ...that last one leaves me with a serious quivering lower lip...Microsoft...I'll defend you for a while...but GET ON IT....you're making me look bad!


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School districts will send representatives to meet with candidates who are finishing their program in education at Aquinas, Calvin, Cornerstone, GVSU, and Hope. Employers:register online or on paper. See registered school districts.
Calvin students: register by sending an email to email@example.com with your full name and certification areas as you want them to appear on your name tag, and attach your resume to the email.Examples:
Anna Smith, Secondary English
Jim Jones, Elementary Education & Middle School MathStudents from other sponsoring schools (AQ, Cornerstone GVSU, Hope): contact your career office for registration procedures.
Students from other non-sponsoring schools: You are welcome to attend. A $10 fee will be charged at the door.
September 25, 2012, Aquinas College (alternates annually between Calvin and Aquinas)
A mini-job fair for accounting majors and business majors with a finance concentration for students from Calvin College and Aquinas College. Seniors arrive at 5:00, juniors at 6:00. Contact Kristy for more information.
MSU Science, Engineering & Technology Exchange Career Fair
October 3, 2012, 2:00-6:00 pm, Breslin Student Events Center
Questions, please call (517) 884-1310
*Business Careers Networking Reception
October 4, 2012, 5:30-7:30 p.m. Prince Conference Center
President Michael Le Roy will speak on "Why Business Matters," and business students will interact with business professionals in speed networking sessions. See more information and register.
October 16, 2012, 1:00-5:00 p.m., DeVos Place Convention Center
A fair for all majors from a variety of local colleges and universities. Companies recruit for full-time positions as well as internships. Free shuttle available, leaving from the Spoelhof flag pole at 12:30, 1:30, 2:30 and 3:30, and from the DeVos back to Calvin at 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, and 5:00. No pre-registration is necessary for the fair or the shuttle. See the list of employers and positions online or as a pdf or as Excel.
October 18, 9:30 - 3:00, Library Lobby
Representatives from approximately 30 seminaries and divinity schools, from a wide variety of denominations and traditions, will be on campus to talk with interested students about their schools, degree programs and the path to professional ministry.
October 24, 2012, 10:00-noon, followed by lunch, University Club of Chicago
A fair for students and young alumni interested in working or interning in Chicago. See more details. Deadline for students to register was Oct 17. See pictures from the 2012 event.
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October 29, 2012, Cornerstone Hansen Athletic Center Fieldhouse, 10:00-6:00
Would you like to teach at a Christian school overseas? If so, attend this career fair to meet with representatives from these schools all over the world. See a packet of information about this fair and what positions are available.
Hope College Networking Event
October 30, 2012
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Grand Rapids Griffins Career Fair
November 7, 2012 from 9am to 1pm, Van Andel Arena Banquet Rooms,130 W Fulton
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*Preparing to Lead In a Competitive Business Enterprise
November 12, 4:00, Meeter Center Lecture Hall
J.D. Loeks, Calvin alumnus and President of Celebration! Cinema, will share insights into transitioning a degree into the workplace, as well as details about the movie industry.
November 15, 2012, 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m., Hope College Maas Auditorium
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December 6, 2012, 10:00 a.m.-1:30 p.m.,Whirlpool Corporation Headquarters, 2000 North M-63, Benton Harbor, MI
This will be an opportunity to interview with Whirlpool Corporation recruiters for internship and full-time positions in engineering, finance & accounting, information systems, and supply chain. To be considered for an interview, please download and complete the registration form, and submit the form along with a copy of your resume to the career development office no later than November 16.
*Calvin College Engineering and Computing Career Fair
February 5, 2013, 2:00-5:00 p.m. Calvin's Prince Conference Center
A fair for the technical and science industry, including computer science, engineering, and the physical sciences. See more information, including employer registration materials. See a list of registered employers.
February 15, 2013, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. (need to attend the entire day), Lexington Lansing, Lansing, MI
A unique fair for internships and full-time positions, organized by private liberal arts colleges and universities in Michigan. This event is organized into a "meet and greet" morning session and scheduled interviews in the afternoon. See a list of participating employers or check out this video for more information. Stop by the Career Development Office to register and pay your $10 registration fee.
February 20, 2013, 3:30-5:30 p.m., Calvin's Prince Conference Center
Calvin students seeking nursing externships and full-time positions attend this fair. Students in other health-related majors are also welcome to attend. Employers: register online or on paper. See a list of registered employers and their openings.
February 21, 2013, 1-5 p.m. DeVos Place Convention Center
For students from all majors from a variety of local colleges and universities. Companies recruit for full-time positions as well as internships. Free shuttle available, leaving from the Spoelhof flag pole at 12:30, 1:30, 2:30, and 3:30 and from the convention center at 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, and 5:00. No pre-registration is necessary for the fair or the shuttle. See the booklet distributed at the fair.
Monday, March 4, 2013, 3:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. GVSU Allendale Campus - Kirkhof Center
Schools from all over the country recruit at this teacher job fair. On March 5, many districts will be conducting follow-up interviews. Candidates don't need to register -- just show up! See the list of employers.


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Outside the Classroom: Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail
Prince William County, Virginia. November 6th, 2012. The polls had closed and I was sitting in a field office in the city of Manassas, obsessively refreshing the State Board of Elections website. I was watching my precincts, the ones I had been working in since June, to make sure that they turned out and voted for my candidate in one of the most highly contested Senate races in the nation.
I worked as a field organizer for the Democratic Party of Virginia's Coordinated Campaign, which meant that I was working on behalf of the entire Democratic ticket. In my turf, that included the President, Tim Kaine for Senate, three congressional candidates, a school board candidate, and a candidate for town council. I worked with community members, local activists, local leaders, and the candidates to organize grassroots supporters to persuade and turn their friends and neighbors out to vote.
In theoretical terms, that sounds great. It's the best way for Democrats to win elections, and we were all still in awe of the sophisticated grassroots effort that Obama for America created in 2008. My first day on the job, I couldn't have imagined the hours I would spend knocking on doors in temperatures topping 100 degrees. Nor would I have guessed that I would spend an entire weekend putting out literally thousands of yard signs along a five mile stretch of highway leaving blisters on my hands that have yet to completely fade away. I was aware of the long hours (12 hours a day, 7 days a week, by the end of September), but I never anticipated the intense toll that kind of commitment would take on me.
I also had no idea the lessons I would learn. For instance, talking down a woman having a manic episode in my office, or dealing with deliberately obstructionist activists taught me more about patience, perseverance, and creative problem solving than I could ever learn pulling all nighters in Snell. I came out of this campaign with great friends, too. We were working side by side for people and ideas that we all felt were truly important. There's also something about late nights with cheesy bread, beer, and hundreds of data sheets that really brings people together.
Working for this campaign was by far the hardest thing I have ever done, but it led me to one of my proudest moments. 11:30 pm. November 6th, 2012. Prince William County, Virginia. The races were called. It was over, we had won, and I could say with certainty, that I had a hand in that historical night.
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A total of 11 people from the Ohio Valley Publishing area were selected to the 2012 All-Tri-Valley Conference volleyball squads in both the Ohio and Hocking divisions, as voted on by the coaches of the respective leagues.
Ten athletes and one coach were named to the All-TVC teams from the tri-county area, and all but one of those selections went to programs in the TVC Hocking Division. Eastern led the area with five selections, while South Gallia and Southern had two apiece. Wahama had one choice to round out the TVC Hocking selections, and Meigs had one choice in the TVC Ohio Division.
The Lady Eagles went unbeaten in TVC Hocking play for a second straight year en route to a repeat championship, which allowed EHS coach Howie Caldwell to again be named the TVC Hocking Division coach of the year. Waterford senior Brooke Drayer was named the TVC Hocking Most Valuable Player.
Seniors Ally Hendrix and Gabby Hendrix were selected to the All-TVC team for the Lady Eagles, as were juniors Jordan Parker and Madison Rigsby. Parker, Rigsby and Gabby Hendrix were all first-time recipients of this award in volleyball, while Ally Hendrix was a repeat selection from a year ago.
The fifth-place Lady Rebels were represented by seniors Meghan Caldwell and Ellie Bostic. Bostic is a first-time honoree, while Caldwell came away with a repeat selection.
The sixth-place Lady Tornadoes were represented by junior Jordan Huddleston and freshman Ali Deem, a pair of first-time choices for the All-TVC volleyball squad. Wahama senior Kelsey Zuspan was also a repeat choice for All-TVC Hocking honors.
The Lady Marauders finished last in TVC Ohio play and landed only one player on the all-league squad, and that honor went to senior Emily Kinnan — a first-time selection.
Alexander's Nick Wendt won coach of the year honors after the Lady Spartans won the TVC Ohio. Macy Brickles of AHS and Kaytlin Maiden of Nelsonville-York shared the most valuable player award. Maiden was the lone MVP in the TVC Ohio in 2011.
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1. Macy Brickles 12 Alexander L
2. Sidney Arnold* 11 Alexander OH
3. Hannah Thomas 12 Alexander DS
4. Hanna Hixson 11 Alexander OH
5. Kaytlin Maiden* 12 Nelsonville-York OH/S
6. Caitlyn Breeze* 12 Nelsonville-York M
7. Megan Bishop 12 Nelsonville-York S
8. Emma Stanley* 12 Athens M
9. Sara Skinner 10 Athens S
10. Caitlyn Owings* 12 Vinton County OH
11. Sami Ousley* 12 Wellston MH
12. Emily Kinnan 12 Meigs OH
Co-Most Valuable Players: Macy Brickles of Alexander and Kaytlin Maiden** of Nelsonville York
Coach of the Year: Nick Wendt, Alexander
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1. Alexander 9-1
2. Nelsonville York 8-2
3. Athens 7-3
4. Vinton County 3-7
5. Wellston 2-8
6. Meigs 1-9
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2. Jordan Parker 11 Eastern OH
3. Madison Rigsby 11 Eastern OH
4. Gabby Hendrix 12 Eastern L
5. Brooke Drayer* 12 Waterford MH/OH
6. Chelsey Paxton* 12 Waterford OH
7. Alyssa Miller* 11 Waterford S
8. Tia Savage* 11 Trimble OH
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10. Kyrsten Young* 12 Federal Hocking OH
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12. Meghan Caldwell* 12 South Gallia MH
13. Ellie Bostic 12 South Gallia MH
14. Ali Deem 9 Southern L
15. Jordan Huddleston 11 Southern OH
16. Taryn Carr 11 Belpre MH
17. Kelsey Zuspan* 12 Wahama MH
18. Jacy Dutiel 11 Miller Util
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Coach of the Year: Howie Caldwell, Eastern
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2. Waterford 14-2
3. Trimble 12-4
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"Throughout this study we were continuously impressed with the insight, hope and passion of the students," the consultant Learning Innovations at WestEd's report read. "What is also important to point out is that out of all the groups, the students were the most positive. They were the quickest to forgive. And interestingly, they focused on identifying practices or situations where they hoped for change or improvement."
The study - done to address concerns about academics, climate and culture at the school of 890 students from Goffstown, Dunbarton and New Boston - was released to the School Board Monday and is expected to be posted on the district's website today.
Teachers, parents, staffers and students weighed in. Students expressed concern over misbehavior by other students, including bullying, inconsistency in enforcing rules, a lack of activities that encourage school pride, and lunch.
Other student concerns surrounded instruction and rigor, and the school building, notably dirty bathrooms with broken fixtures and graffiti.
The 116-page report cost $35,500. The Woburn, Mass., consultant was hired last September after Mountain View came under fire for allegations of a poor culture and climate, teacher dissatisfaction and lack of academic rigor.
The report highlighted four key recommendations:
. Continue investing and supporting the school's Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) plan;
. Create a visioning committee to explore and clarify the school's mission;
. Consider researching and conducting more classroom observations to determine future areas for professional development;
. Develop a plan for celebrating student and staff success and publish that information for parents and the community.
SAU 19 Superintendent Stacy Buckley said Monday night she had not yet read the entire report, but asked the board to look at it and decide what the next steps for the district should be.
Buckley said WestEd representatives offered to meet with the board to answer any questions they may have.
The study included data collection of student test scores from 2010 to 2012, which showed that students performed above national averages in math, reading and language use.
Parent, student, teacher and staff surveys and focus groups and individual interviews with administration were also included in the study, as well as classroom observations.
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Aloha Spirit Fills the Disney Cruise Line's Disney Wonder
From a greeting with a local childrens choir to an orchid shower and lei presentation, the aloha spirit was alive in each of the Hawaiian ports of call that welcomed the Disney Wonder for the first time last weekend.
Celebrating the ships arrival gave us a unique opportunity to collaborate with our friends from Aulani, a Disney Resort & Spa, in Ko Olina, Hawaii.
Cast members from Aulani welcomed the crew of the Disney Wonder and presented a traditional Hawaiian paddle to the captain so that the ship could always carry a part of Aulani with it. Disney Cruise Line bestowed a piece of mooring line to Aulani, representing Disney magic that ties the ship to the resort.
In Honolulu, a beautiful rainbow shone overhead a symbol of good luck to bless the ships arrival ceremony, which included local port officials and community leaders including Governor Neil Abercrombie and Mayor Peter Carlisle.
Guests participated in unique port adventures in each destination, ranging from a hike past a scenic waterfall to a special visit to Aulani, where Hawaiian culture, history and traditions are celebrated.
In addition, crew members and Disney characters visited a local hospital for senior citizens in Kahului and an immersion school in Maui to spread the Disney magic across the islands.
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50 Cent's Old 'Hood: Rochdale Village Remembers the Days of Crack
pix11.com | @murphypixRochdale Village in South Queens was the place where the guy formerly known as Curtis Jackson started selling crack cocaine, when he was just 12 years old. It's the place where he got busted as a teenager, before he was sent to a correctional "boot camp"...Tags: Long Island, 50 Cent, Queens (New York City), Prisons, Rochdale
SBA Pres. On Why Cops Killers Should Be Denied Parole
PIX11.comIn 1988, Rookie NYPD officer Edward Byrne was assassinated by four men in South Jamaica, Queens. Byrne was murdered for $8,000 in retaliation for the recent arrest of a drug boss Howard "Pappy" Mason. The four convicted murderers are now up for parole....Tags: New York City Police Department
Police Widow Knows Recurring Pain of Parole Hearings for Husband's Killers
pix11.com | @murphypixDiane Piagentini is in her 60's now, but she recently recalled the pain of losing her young husband 41 years ago, when Police Officer, Joseph Piagentini, was executed with his partner, Waverly Jones, on May 21st, 1971 in Harlem. "They were...Tags: Long Island, Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks, Brooklyn (New York City), Queens (New York City), Prisons
Family Wants Parole Denied For Men Who Murdered NYPD Cop In 1988
PIX11.comPolice Officer Edward Byrne was murdered in 1988 while he guarded the house of a witness in a drug case in South Jamaica, Queens. Byrne was a rookie officer five days into his 22nd birthday. Byrne's killers walked up to his car and shot him five times in...Tags: Cocaine, New York City, New York City Police Department
Packing Heat in the Heat: Is NYC Back in the 'Bad, Old Days'?
pix11.com | @murphypixWe've been calling it the "Summer of Guns"—17 people shot in a single, New York City day, on the 4th of July holiday. A 4 year old boy killed, playing near a Bronx basketball court. A cop shot in both legs in Queens. Is NYC...Tags: Local Government, David Dinkins, Queens (New York City), Murder, New York City Police Department
9 People Hospitalized After 'Suspicious' Queens Fire
PIX11.com / @kerrydrewA fire broke out early Thursday morning at a home in South Jamaica, Queens, and fire officials are calling it "suspicious." The fire started at 3 a.m. at a home on 145th Street and Rockaway Boulevard, which is ironically located right near the local fire...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics
Rising Music Artist Wynter Gordon Releases First EP 'With The Music I Die'
PIX11.comWynter Gordon started as a songwriter for stars such as JLo and Mary J Blige, now this girl from South Jamaica, Queens is making a name for herself on the dance music artist. For more information, visit www.wyntergordon.com.Tags: Mary J. Blige
Nearly 100 Arrested In Massive Gang Crackdown in Queens
wpix.comMore than 90 people were arrested Friday on murder, weapons, and drug charges as part of a large-scale investigation launched by the Queens District Attorney's Office two years ago. Among the individuals in police custody, include a former City...Tags: Drug Trafficking, Justice System, Queens (New York City), Drugs and Medicines, Murder
Shaken Baby Remains In Grave Condition; Mom Facing Charges
wpix.comA Queens mom is in police custody after she allegedly shook her 7-month-old baby -- nearly killing the infant -- just to make her stop crying, PIX 11 News has learned. Authorities say the incident occurred Saturday night while Nyemah Nickens, 20, was...Tags: WPIX, Lawyers, Infants, Justice System, Queens (New York City)
Free 50 Cent Concert Raises Concerns Over Violence
wpix.comRapper 50 Cent may be putting his life on the line with a free concert he's holding in a schoolyard near the Queens project where he was raised -- and nearly died after being shot there nine years ago. The performance is slated to take place on the...Tags: WPIX, Death, Curtis Jackson, 50 Cent, New York City Police Department
Gunman Opens Fire In Broad Daylight in Queens
NEW YORK (AP) - A gunman opens fire on a Queens street in broad daylight, killing two people and wounding a third. Police say the gunfire erupted late yesterday afternoon on a street in the South Jamaica section of Queens. Killed were an off-duty MTA...Tags: Death, Queens (New York City), Bus Accidents, Transportation Accidents, Crimes
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dunno about other clubs but rovers are sponsored well by probiz. Money last season was banked and spent.Where are Featherstone getting the money from? Probiz? How much money has he invested in the past into clubs he backed?
Money for this season is received up front.
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There were a ton of big releases this week I need to dive into (I'll let FM handle Mastadon)
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Poker game where 5 cards are dealt to each player. Each player drops one card after the flop, one card after the turn, and one card after the river leaving two cards left in the player's hand. Like Texas Hold'Em a round of betting occurs before the flop, after the flop, after the turn, and after the river. The player MUST use both remaining hole cards with the addition of three community cards. The community cards are KING, KING, JACK, JACK, ACE
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A person who drops out of school.
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a person that drops out of school that person is a dropout.
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A poor single mother who pretends like she graduated from high school on the internet when she dropped out. See that drop out on myspace lying about graduating? Dropout lied.
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From Naruto's English subtitles, sb who has difficulties at sth,sb who is disregarded and picked on due to their lack of skills at sth. "A dropout can surpass a genius with hard work."
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a slap on the hand to indicate that someone has asked a stupid question. Where do babies come from?
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Someone who believes one's self to be too cool for school, and expresses that notion through meticulous attention paid to one's own appearance. One who wishes all others to believe that he or she is infinitely cooler than they, and thus should not be required to attend school sessions, even though those days have long since past. Philadelphia is no better than NYC. You go hang out with your wang out watching a band rawk out and you can't hear over the dropout next to you having a chinwag with one of his other scenester friends. Probably about accessories.


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Sony won't do shit to your console except ban you from PSN. The same rumors about potential hardware nuking went around when people started modding Xbox consoles, and none of it was true.
Sony won't do shit to your console except ban you from PSN. The same rumors about potential hardware nuking went around when people started modding Xbox consoles, and none of it was true.
It's DAMN easy to tell what kinds of devices are attached to USB/Blue Tooth. It's part of the spec that those devices ID themselves so you can select the proper driver for the OS. I wouldn't expect Sony NOT to be able to ID the devices and upload the info back home.
The only issue there is if someone hacked the firmware to insert phony info over the device IDs.
Yea, but this is over the top, notice how they didn't even mention Hard Drives (something they could actually detect), why would they even list power supply to beginwith.
The whole for example only, covers everthing(boy whoever wrote that should be shot, they should've put it down as "Not limited to, but including the following: ").
Lol you would think with all the money Sony has, they could afford someone who knew how to write these things.
Its times like this when you should not buy the console or dont go online with it just to piss sony off.
Problem is that once it is sold to you it becomes YOUR property to do with as you wish. If you want to mod it out then its your own damn choice. However when your hardware interferes with the online service (Sony's property) then it becomes an issue. However, the issue at hand is software piracy, that should be worthy of a Sony intervention and respective development properties. But it would be like if I bought a 1875 parchment laced with gold and soaked it in gasoline and used it as a torch, I bought it I can do as I wish with it, I wouldn't be an ass like that but in theory I could do it because it is MINE. But for Sony to put outstanding hardware limitations on something YOU own is legal bullshit. PSN ban that's fine so long as the modifications don't interfere with Sony's end of the product ie: servers, other PS3s, game coding/interference with software that is being used by more than 1 person at a time.
I have RARELY used my ps3 over the past 8 months. I said screw it and installed custom firmware last week. Not to pirate games, but to use it for big-screen emulation, replacing my X-Box for that purpose. Better controller and faster emulation once they get around to N64 and whatnot. Can't wait to see the new developments for indie software and emus on the ps3.
For new games, I still got my 360 I recently got for free in a contest (the 4gb one with Kinect bundled) so I'll just be using it a lot more.
Lol yea, my friend's PS3 basically just sits there as well(It's only used to play SC 4, and MvC3). Infact the friend in question moved, and he leaves it at his mother's house, so yea it rarely gets played, since It's not worthy to bring with him(and 10 bucks says after breaking in MvC3, we'll be going back to playing MvC2 on the PS2 due to the dumbed down controls of MvC3. Capcom, did you really think screwing with the controls was a good move, shame on you).
So what to the third party peripheral manufacturers have to say about this? I can't imagine they're going to just let this slide.
Sony is satan? Yes sony is satan!
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One last blast of Alaska winter today, hopefully? This is what "Grad Blast" means in Alaska! We'll move our graduation b-b-q indoors and watch the mini-blizzard from 'round the fireplace. (Global warming my gluteus maximus.)
When Palin was running for national office, she advocated capping carbon emissions and said man's activities contribute to global warming. Over the last half decade, she has swung back to rejecting climate science and embracing carbon emissions:
Aug. 2008: Asked about global warming, said "I'm not one though who would attribute it to being man-made."
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Dec. 2009: Attacked climate scientists in a Washington Post op-ed, then said she would not debate Al Gore on climate change because "they don't want to listen to the facts. They don't want to listen to some reasonable voices in this."
Feb. 2010: Asserted that climate science is "snake oil" and said "man-made global warming hysteria isn't based on sound science."
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May 2011: At a motorcycle rally, exclaimed: "I love that smell of the emissions!"
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Apr. 2012: Celebrated Earth Day by calling, yet again, to "drill, baby, drill."
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La Conner outscored the visiting Coupeville High School boys basketball team by double digits in each of the first three quarters to roll to a 74-25 win Thursday, Dec. 6.
The win by the 2B Braves (3-0) was their third straight over a larger school.
Coupeville coach Anthony Smith said the Braves switched up defenses, starting with a full-court press and later going to a half-court trap, and the pressure flustered the Wolves. Coupeville finished the game with 28 turnovers.
Smith said, "We don't have a specific ball handler; we are still trying to figure it out."
For the third consecutive game, Coupeville struggled to score, particularly in the second half. The Wolves run a motion offense, and Smith said his players weren't consistently cutting to the hoop to take advantage of the Braves' gambling defense.
Smith said Carson Risner topped the Coupeville scorers with six points. Drew Chan, Caleb Valko, Nick Streubel and Aaron Trumbull had four each and Aaron Curtin one.
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I have a nine-year-old female Jack Russell Terrier. She is a great, loving, and friendly dog most of the time. One problem: She hates her walking harness. She does not mind putting it on and is always excited about going for a walk. But when I attempt to remove the harness, she becomes very aggressive and actually attacks it. What is going on here? - Glenn P.
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The largest portion of the growth in ridership in the past 10 years has come from state supported and short distance corridors. In Amtrak's press release announcing the record FY11 ridership numbers, they break the ridership numbers for each FY back to FY00 by NEC, State supported and Short Distance, and LD categories. In FY00, LD trains carried in 4.02 million, dropped to a low of 3.73 million in FY06 (after cutbacks), then grew to 4.52 million in FY11. All this tells us is that there has not been a huge increase in total LD train ridership in the past 11 years. Meanwhile State-supported and Short-Distance category grew from 8.58 million in FY00 to 14.76 million in FY11.
In general Amtrak ridership back in those days was much lower than it is now. I don't know what Silver Star ridership was back then. Trains are generally shorter now due to lack of available equipment to make them longer.
Would be useful to see what the annual and, even better, the monthly ridership numbers were for the different LD trains going back to the 1970s. Somebody outside of Amtrak- NARP? - likely has that data or at least summaries of it. The monthly numbers for the Silvers would show how much seasonal variation there was back then that may now be lost business because of the lack of "surge" fleet capacity.
On the subject of a really long Silver Star or Meteor as shown in the video, I'm curious if those trains had to double stop at most stations on the trip? WAS could handle it, but that would be one long walk from the front of the train on the lower level track platforms to the stairs leading to Union Station. Is there a station information resource that lists how long the platforms are for the stations south of WAS on the route of the 2 Silver trains? (Which may need to be qualified by the still usable portion of the crumbling platforms in some cases). I know Raleigh's plans for their new station include a long high level platform so the Star does not have to double stop there. Wondering which stations can still handle 14-16 car trains in the east outside of the NEC.
Well at least you provided some information. My thanks.
Does anybody know the actual sleeper and coach capacity for that particular consist compared to today's SS consist? BTW, how many sleepers did Amtrak have at the most anyway?