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If you want BS or Political Correctness you have come to the wrong place. FAQ How can you be an atheist Jew?
March 23, 2007
Times, They Are A Changing
Kris Helphinstine 27, also made links between evolution and Planned Parenthood and Nazi Germany. And I doubt it was links to show that evolution has very little to do with either. They were most likely the Fundy links that are all over the internet. You know:
Darwin's evolution is about survival of the fittest (which of course, is not what evolution is all about).
Hitler thought Aryans were the fittest and wanted a world full of only Aryans.
Hitler also thought that Jews were subhuman species and tried to murder as many as he could.
Therefore, evolution is evil.
It is kind of like blaming Newton and gravity for how bullets travel.
Newton's gravity explains why and how things fall to earth (simplified and localized).
Bullets have to go real fast so they don't fall to the earth fast in order to kill people.
Therefore, gravity is evil.
I'm really surprised that the kids were so aware of what he was doing, and even more surprised that some of the parents spoke up.
This is just great news.
Now for another mentally ill creationist on Hitler and evolution. Presenting Reverend Rickey:
H/T Internet Infidels Newswire for the teacher story
25 comments:
- False Imago said...
Oh that Rickey, up to his old antics again.
- March 24, 2007 12:53 AM
- Lexcen said...
There is a tendency to associate unrelated people and ideas to prove some spurious belief amongst those who fall into the category of moron.
There is nowadays easy access to video cameras and the WWW so the morons make themselves more visible.
Anyone who is swayed or convinced by the arguments of a moron is obviously a fellow moron.
Pointing out the errors of fact in the arguments of morons is a huge if not impossible task, only because the morons outnumber intelligent people by a ratio of aproximately 100/1. Here I'm being quite conservative and the fact may be that morons outnumber intelligent people by up to 1000/1.
It would be hard to conduct a census to quantify the number of morons in our community but maybe a random sample of 100 blogs could serve as a yardstick. I would at random read 100 different blogs and then extrapolate from that what percentage of the blogs are written by morons. Unfortunately, I'm limited to English and would be unable to sample blogs in other languages. This is limiting in itself as I suspect that other nationalities and cultures might have a higher percentage of morons per population than the English speaking world. I have no facts to support this assumption but merely go on instinct. On the other hand, the truth could be quite the reverse and non-English speaking peoples could have a lower percentage of morons per population. - March 24, 2007 4:00 AM
- beepbeepitsme said...
I'm not gunna watch the video of reverend dumbshit. It will only make my blood pressure go up.
It is quite strange how they don't know the difference between natural selection which occurs without a human agenda, and something like eugenics which does.
Mind you, I don't think they want to know. - March 24, 2007 5:24 AM
- Jason H. Bowden said...
The teacher deserved to be fired. According to a local paper, the guy was definitely pimping creationism in his biology class.
In all honesty, though, the eugenics movement did take its inspiration from Darwin, and Planned Parenthood was part of the eugenics movement when it was created. Darwin himself was a scientific racist of the worst kind. Progressives don't like to hear this, but this is historical fact.
Even today I hear progressives expressing dismay that the wrong people are having abortions, that stupid people are breeding, which has definite racist undertones.
What really burns my cookies is this. One can tell students Bush is Hitler in a geography class and barely get a slap on the wrist. The ACLU will even come to your defense! But putting Darwin in a historical context can get you fired. - March 24, 2007 8:32 AM
- BEAJ said...
Lex, many morons don't know how to turn on a computer. I find the blogger community to be fairly intelligent, though sometimes Fundies can't help showing off signs of mental illness.
Beep, the video is worth watching because much of it is the video maker refuting what Rickey says. And it also shows how limited Rickey's lies/arguments are.
Jason, eugenics as Beep points out is bastardization at best of evolution theory(since evolution is about natural selection). It also dates back much farther back than Darwin.
"Blue bloods," for example, were shunned or swayed not to marry commoners throughout history in many cultures, and a lot had to do with ideas of breeding.
I'm not sure that Bush is being called Hitler in many high school classes, and if he was, I could see the teacher getting fired for that too.
I don't say the wrong people are having abortions, but I do know that the stupidest people on the planet tend to have the most kids.
That is fact, whether it has racial overtones or not. But it has always been that way, and I argue that this fact leads to more children more susceptible to becoming religious. Throughout history, freethinkers have been either jailed, thrown out or murdered, and their genes are less likely to make it to the next generation.
I have to think that two smart people have more of a chance of producing a smart child than two dumb people. And I wouldn't need Darwin to tell me that. As Lex says, it is based on my intuition/instinct. - March 24, 2007 9:08 AM
- beepbeepitsme said...
RE: "In all honesty, though, the eugenics movement did take its inspiration from Darwin."
Saying that a "eugenic movement" takes its inspiration from Darwin is like saying the nuclear weapons industry takes its inspiration from volcanos.
One is the observation of natural phenomena, the other is man using that observation for a specifically human agenda. - March 24, 2007 9:57 AM
- BEAJ said...
The obvious point is that it doesn't matter how much or how little evolution theory Hitler used. Evolution is fact, and how people deal with it doesn't take away from the fact.
Fundies bring up the Hitler connection to try to cloud the issue.
Regardless of how bad or good a fact is, it is still a fact. - March 24, 2007 10:10 AM
- Gert said...
Off topic. As a matter of interest, that Bart Simpson chalkboard you used earlier, how did you import it into blogger? I can't even seem to save the image for some reason. Very annoying...
As regards that connection between Darwin, evolution, the Nazis and eugenics, the Nazi bastards pulled everything out of context, including Nietsche and their "ideology" was completely made-up fantasy. It would have been comical and operatic if it hadn't been so tragic. You know they went to Tibet to try and find their master-race, don't you?
The Rev. Rickey is an idiot if I've ever seen one. - March 24, 2007 2:01 PM
- BEAJ said...
Gert, they were also contemplating a theory that the Aryan earth came from the middle of the earth.
As far as the chalkboard goes, I did it the way I know how to:
Print screen
Go to Paint. Press Ctrl V. Save.
Go to My Photo Center, click image.
Crop image. Save image as a jpeg.
Then when I post, I click the Add Image Icon, Add image from computer and then find it and press Upload image.
I'm sure there is an easier way, but I'm not into learning the new way. - March 24, 2007 2:16 PM
- Gert said...
Thanks bud.
- March 24, 2007 2:35 PM
- Krystalline Apostate said...
In all honesty, though, the eugenics movement did take its inspiration from Darwin, and Planned Parenthood was part of the eugenics movement when it was created. Darwin himself was a scientific racist of the worst kind. Progressives don't like to hear this, but this is historical fact.
The Eugenics movement actually began in earnest in California, in the 1900's.
We should blame CD for his wacked-out cousin Galton?
As for that ridiculous 'Darwin was a racist' meme, read this.
I'd clobber it w/my own facts, but I get tired of re-inventing the wheel every time. - March 24, 2007 7:02 PM
- Chickie Carmarthen said...
Thanks for this BEAJ - you just made my day. There's hope for us yet!
- March 24, 2007 9:11 PM
- Jason H. Bowden said...
One, memetics is bullshit.
Second, I'm sick of people turning evolution into a religion and trying to make St. Darwin their own personal Jesus Christ, a gentle turn the other cheeker, with good will toward all. Darwin thought the human was race was ignorant to let its worst animals to breed, and in Volume II of the Descent of Man, Darwin writes approvingly of Galton.
"On the other hand, Mr. Galton had remarked, if the prudent avoid marriage, whilst the reckless marry, the inferior members tend to supplant the better members of society. Man, like every other animal, has no doubt advanced to his present high condition through a struggle for existence consequent on his rapid multiplication; and if he is to strive higher, it is to be feared that he must remain subject to severe struggle. Otherwise he would sink into indolence, and the more fitted men would not be more successful in the battle of life than the less gifted."
Margaret Sanger agreed.
"Possibly drastic and Spartan methods may be forced upon society if it continues complacently to encourage the chance and chaotic breeding that has resulted from our stupidly cruel sentimentalism."
Progressives at their best. And Margaret Sanger, keep in mind, was a member of the American Eugenic Society through the 1960s. Sanger's magazine featured articles written by people like Lothrop Stoddard, a Nazi enthusiast and author of the book The Rising Tide of Color Against White Supremacy.
It is not my fault this stuff sounds like Mein Kampf. One, progressives should rethink their theory that fascism is extremism of the right-- fascism is progressive extremism. Secondly, human altruism, while it doesn't refute the theory of evolution, does show that the theory of evolution by natural selection isn't true, for humans act in ways contrary to the fierce struggle to survive that the theory predicts. Biology would be much better off without such stupid Malthusianism. - March 24, 2007 11:35 PM
- BEAJ said...
Darwin is not a God, he was just the first person to makes waves with observation of fact and an explanation of what happened and happens to living organisms over time.
Secondly, human altruism, while it doesn't refute the theory of evolution, does show that the theory of evolution by natural selection isn't true, for humans act in ways contrary to the fierce struggle to survive that the theory predicts.
A fierce struggle doesn't predict how the mind reacts to the world (though it influences it). A fierce struggle is not even predicted once an animal adapts to an environment. It is only when the environment changes that new adaption will likely take.
Altruism is in fact in line with predictions of evolution. If animals ate each other and didn't take care of defenseless young in many cases, extinction would occur.
Those who showed more altruistic characteristics in social animals at least, are most likely to adapt, find food, get shelter, and breed so that successful procreation can occur. - March 25, 2007 12:00 AM
- beepbeepitsme said...
RE: "Secondly, human altruism, while it doesn't refute the theory of evolution, does show that the theory of evolution by natural selection isn't true, for humans act in ways contrary to the fierce struggle to survive that the theory predicts."
What does "altruism" mean?
From http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/altruism
Unselfish concern for the welfare of others; selflessness.
Zoology Instinctive cooperative behavior that is detrimental to the individual but contributes to the survival of the species.
"Instinctive cooperative behavior that is detrimental to the individual but contributes to the survival of the species."
If altruism is part of natural selection, it occurs because even though it may be detrimental to the individual, it contribes to the survival of the species. - March 25, 2007 12:52 AM
- beepbeepitsme said...
I watched the video. I am not even going to ask why he has a dunny seat over his head. His words explain that quite well.
Their basic problem is that they don't understand what biological evolution is, what natural selection is, and the differences between those and a program of eugenics or selective breeding. - March 25, 2007 1:01 AM
- Krystalline Apostate said...
One, memetics is bullshit.
Hopefully, you can back that up w/more than a simple declaration.
Second, I'm sick of people turning evolution into a religion and trying to make St. Darwin their own personal Jesus Christ, a gentle turn the other cheeker, with good will toward all. Darwin thought the human was race was ignorant to let its worst animals to breed, and in Volume II of the Descent of Man, Darwin writes approvingly of Galton.
& I'm sick of people bringing up crap arguments about this, as if it fucking matters.
He wasn't a goddam saint of any sort, he was just a man. Did you read the link? I'm guessing not.
I like how you conveniently left off the following:
"Hence our natural rate of increase, though leading to many and obvious evils, must not be greatly diminished by any means. There should be open competition for all men; and the most able should not be prevented by laws or customs from succeeding best and rearing the largest number of offspring."
I'd say that you're projecting your modern biases onto a 19th CE mentality: here's a little bit more for you to chew on.
"Nor is the difference slight in moral disposition between a barbarian, such as the man described by the old navigator Byron, who dashed his child on the rocks for dropping a basket of sea-urchins, and a Howard or Clarkson; and in intellect, between a savage who does not use any abstract terms, and a Newton or Shakspeare. Differences of this kind between the highest men of the highest races and the lowest savages, are connected by the finest gradations. Therefore it is possible that they might pass and be developed into each other."
& yes, he used the word 'savages'. Yeesh, he was a product of his environment, not a late 20th CE philosopher. He was still more liberal than most men of his day.
You just like to start fights w/us 'ebil libruls'. - March 25, 2007 2:02 AM
- AngloAmerican said...
I was about to come to Darwin's defence over the racism thing but when I googled Darwin and racist the info that came back didn't look that good so I decided not to bother. All that I have read up until now about Darwin showed that he was a top fellow able to socialize with all types of people.
I visited Down House and drank a beer in Darwin's local last time I was in England. The first time I returned to England as an adult I visited Darwin's resting place at Wesminster Abby and was appalled to see that someone had set up a trestle table on top of it. Darwin..not a god? Surely one of the mighties in the pantheon of legendary scientists and philosophers. - March 25, 2007 5:34 AM
- Krystalline Apostate said...
AA - did you click on the link I provided in the 24 March, 2007 19:02 post? Click on the this.
I get a little sick of the 'racist' meme (yes, that's EXACTLY what it is), because that's what approx. 99% of the Caucasians thought in the 19th CE.
Hell, it's what a large % of the US founders believed too. Doesn't qualify for a full bulldozing of the govt. Or for full membership in the KKK, for that matter.
So unless someone can prove that CD went around thrashing people of color, or burned crosses on folks' lawns, I'm gonna go w/the idea that he was a little better than the average English gentleman in that regard. - March 25, 2007 3:41 PM
- AngloAmerican said...
KA, yes I did check the link and it was good. To be fair on Jason I found it difficult to defend Darwin because he worded his criticism rather precisely :Darwin himself was a scientific racist of the worst kind. It was the scientific bit that threw me. But having a closer look now I can see the moonbats really are having a good go at claiming that Darwin inspired the Nazis and Stalin and other such nonsense.
My reading reveals Darwin's attitude to be remarkably ahead of its time regarding other races. - March 26, 2007 5:37 AM
- BEAJ said...
AA, the term Moonbats refers to far left wingers who don't blame individuals unless they are in the government making people go to war; the ones that cause Muslims to behave badly for example:), because it is not Al Qaedas fault that 9/11 happened as the West pushed the Muslims to do it....according to Moonbatology.
Moonbats tend to be more secular, and tend to accept evolution. Most moonbats accept evolution, but not all those who accept evolution are moonbats. So moonbats wouldn't be the ones dissing Darwin. That is the job of the Neo-con anti-evolutionists. Note: not all Neo-cons deny evolution either, but many do. - March 26, 2007 10:32 AM
- Don Cox said...
"the stupidest people on the planet tend to have the most kids."____If this is really true (which I doubt), it suggests that they have other genes not related to intelligence which make them successful. Sex will ensure that such genes spread through the population. If these "stupid" people are really at a disadvantage, their alleles will become rarer. Modern civilisation has not yet even remotely removed selective pressure from human populations. ___Human beings, like other animals, vary in many other characters besides intelligence.
- March 26, 2007 11:46 AM
- Rickey said...
beaners, niggers and other low rents have the most kids.
- March 26, 2007 12:05 PM
- BEAJ said...
I didn't say stupid people were at a disadvantage. Actually they have been at an advantage. They tend to be more religious, more likely to conform to whatever society they are in, and have a larger extended family that helps the hunter gatherer process and helps protect them from outsiders.
If you trust IQ tests at all, there have been studies that show that the more intelligent people have less children, also Intelligent people tend to be more secular. - March 26, 2007 12:11 PM
- AngloAmerican said...
Oh yes moonbats, I knew that was wrong when I wrote it, I meant fundies, I must have been in a bit of a rush. Won't let it happen again, Sir!
- March 26, 2007 1:49 PM

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USA astronaut Neil Armstrong said those exact words 43 years ago, July 20, 1969. On that day, millions around the world watched as Armstrong took his first steps on the moon, the first person in history. He was followed by astronaut Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin. Of course, we cannot forget Michael Collins, the third astronaut who didn't step on the moon, but provided support through the command module. Together, these three men of Apollo 11 fufilled a dream, and a challenge, set forth by President Kennedy.
"We choose to go to the moon. We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard, because that goal will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills, because that challenge is one that we are willing to accept, one we are unwilling to postpone, and one which we intend to win . . . "
President John F. Kennedy, September 12, 1962
Kennedy's challenge would lead to six more Apollo missions, five successful. The project ended after Apollo 17 astronauts Harrison Schmitt and Eugene Cernan completed their moon mission in December 1972. Since then, no one has been back.
There is a lot of discussion among politicans and the public regarding whether or not to return to the moon. One theory is the USA will return sometime around 2025 or 2030 as a first step, before going on a manned mission to Mars. Of course, there are a lot of years between now and then, and with money tight right now, who knows what will happen. It is still intriguing to me, knowing there is so much undiscovered outside of this world. What could we find? Satellites, rovers and telescopes do not even "scrape the surface."
Check out the NASA website for a lot of cool information on the Apollo 11 anniversary and upcoming space events. And, if you have any questions, I would be more than happy to answer them or find the information for you. Until then, thanks for reading and stay tuned for more from Beyond the Forecast…
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Patch has extended its Best Halloween Costume in America Contest, giving you more time to upload those photos of your kids -- or yourself -- to win the loot.
Last year, the headless boy from Wyckoff, NJ, won. This year, we know for sure that one Iowa entry will win at least $250 -- and maybe the whole five grand.
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The contest runs from Oct. 15 to 11:59 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 5. National judges will choose 21 finalists from each Patch state and select one grand prize winner based on who has the most creative and innovative costume. Each state winner among the 21 finalists will receive $250, and one national grand-prize winner will receive $5,000.
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My CWX's are normal rise. (forget which kind I've got, but some of the earlier ones - like when they only had 2, iirc)
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A question was asked about Israel to Noam and his answer began with "Israel made a really faithful decision in 1971." I think the transcript had an error. In context, it would seem that he said, "Israel made a really fateful ...
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In Quebec the student protest has been contained with the election of a "pseudo left" government (in a minority context)last september who is now playing big capital's game for the most part of it's reign, although education fees hikes have been c...
Street: The BAR Panel at LF on YouTube
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Taylantosun65: Re: Excellent article!
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Thank you.. please read also my second article that I will send soon
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makes me wonder if obama isn't just a liar, but a fucking idiot as well or if human life, the quality of human life, just does not compute or does not figure in the calculus of the realpolitik of the moment perhaps he's been too well insul...
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I think Chomsky said it best whe he noted that as far as foreign policy is concerned, Obama is the same as the second term of G.W Bush II, in some cases even worse. As Chomsky says, he wasn't hopeful right from the beginning. And not just base...
Street: No surprise
Forum Post, June, 14 2013
Paul Street
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The Obama administration's perfidy here should occasion zero surprise. Look, for example, at Glenn Greenwald's April 2009 essay on the then early Obama White House's nauseating Orwellian response to a civil libertarian laws...
Albert: Re: The fear of losing the rest of chances which might be there to "make it".
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Of course I agree about much of what you say - such as the need to describe and show alternatives, etc. - but - The article is overwhelmingly not about the broad public. It is about people who see and understand the conditions all around us...
B.: Re: The fear of losing the rest of chances which might be there to "make it".
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Hi, Imagine a magnet. Sorry this is the best idea I can come up with, and it more than likely does not make sense physically. Anyway, back to the original "point" I was making. A honeypot magnet sucking everything up, analyzing and ext...
Reiter: The fear of losing the rest of chances which might be there to "make it".
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I think many people, especially among those in their twenties and thirties, have still a little hope to really get a good job some day, make a decent living and get a part of all the technological possibilities the future might bear. And they only...
Aronson: Re: Mmmmm,yes, Paul Street - on public opinion polls
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I have the link for the art; seemed to have just disappeared the post, sigh. A very old "newbie". http://www.flickr.com/photos/sanda-aronson-the-artist/
Aronson: Re: Mmmmm,yes, Paul Street - on public opinion polls
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I got the link to my Flickr page: http://www.flickr.com/photos/sanda-aronson-the-artist/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/sanda-aronson-the-artist/ I am a very old "newbie" re tech...
Street: WP/Pew Poll
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Today in the Wall Street Journal : "A Survey by the Washington Post and the Pew Research Center, conducted after the NSA story broke, found that 56% believe the broad-based government tracking of telephone records is acceptable as a w...
Aronson: Mmmmm,yes, Paul Street - on public opinion polls
Forum Post, June, 12 2013
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Paul Street, Yes. Nobody else seems to have picked up on "war" causes relative to gov'ts erasing civil liberties. On the topic of polling: The overall coverage of Edward Snowden, similar to the coverage of Bradley Mannin...
Bluhm: Defused Responsibility
Forum Post, June, 12 2013
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Leading up to the war for independence our forefathers were wise to charge King George with a list of transgressions even though he was only the face of the empire. The elite of any age, the 1%, are collectively responsible for transgression...
Bohmer: Excellent article!
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Thanks--one of the best articles i have read on both the immediate and the underlying causes of the uprising. Peter Bohmer
Murtha: obama the good president
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if i hear from one more person excusing the president from his "minor mis-steps" i'm going to exlode. people are just unwilling to beleive that their candiate obama turning into president bush junior.!!!! de...
Jones: award for population control
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Douglas Jones
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Chomsky's usual informative article but I wonder in this age of medal levity, many medals no meaning or sture, America might be awarded the world order of human population control!
Jones: Yes Yes Yes Yes and again YES
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Douglas Jones
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The A,merican Empire on being challenged proves itself to be nasty, vindictive, hypocritical of all it proclaims so intent on power that this article summs the actuality nicely. Douglas Jones
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Mark Lyons and Solomon Hill both added 10 points for the Wildcats, who won their second straight after losing at home to UCLA.
Arizona trailed 48-46 with 4:34 left after C.J. Wilcox hit Washington's first 3-pointer of the game. The Wildcats (18-2, 6-2 Pac-12) then closed on an 11-5 run.
Wilcox and Scott Suggs both scored 11 points to lead Washington (12-9, 4-4), which has lost four straight for the first time since 2008.
The Huskies, who finished 1 of 12 on 3-pointers, committed 17 turnovers.
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ST. LOUIS — Jordair Jett matched his career best with 19 points and Saint Louis pressured Butler into a season-worst 23 turnovers to record the program's biggest upset in nine years.
Dwayne Evans added 15 points on 6-for-8 shooting and five rebounds for the Billikens (15-5, 4-2 Atlantic-10), who fed off just the fourth sellout at 5-year-old Chaifetz Arena and led by double digits most of the game. Saint Louis shot 50 percent.
Rotnei Clarke had 17 points for Butler (17-4, 4-2) but also had five turnovers. Andrew Smith added 12 points and six rebounds for the Bulldogs, who have lost four games this season, three by 15 or more points.
The Bulldogs are Saint Louis' biggest victim since a 1-point upset over No. 2 Louisville on Feb. 12, 2003 at the Scottrade Center.
Jett was 8 for 12 with two 3-pointers.
No. 13 MICHIGAN STATE 80,
EAST LANSING, Mich. — Keith Appling led a pivotal run early in the second half and finished with 24 points and seven assists to lead Michigan State.
The Spartans (18-4, 7-2 Big Ten) scored the first 14 points of the second half to take their first lead.
The Fighting Illini (15-7, 2-6), who were ranked as high as 10th, lost for the fifth time in six games.
Freshmen Gary Harris and Denzel Valentine both scored 14 points, Braden Dawson had 12 points and nine rebounds and Adreian Payne added eight points.
Tracy Abrams scored 16 points for Illinois while D.J. Richardson had 14, Brandon Paul 13 and reserve Myke Henry 11.
Alabama 59, Arkansas 56
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Trevor Lacey and Levi Randolph hit 3 of 4 free throws in the final 17 seconds and Alabama held on for a victory over Arkansas.
Lacey scored 14 points for the Crimson Tide (13-7, 5-2 Southeastern Conference), which held on for a fifth win in six games after losing 54-53 at Tennessee when he couldn't get off a final shot.
BJ Young hit a layup with 5 seconds left and then missed a 3-pointer at the buzzer for Arkansas (12-8, 3-4) after Randolph made two free throws.
Young, who led Arkansas with 14 points, managed to get a shot off with a behind-the-back dribble but overshot the rim.
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Hmj^MJ*** ,■<&!« . JmBa^tM+jj-valt ^U444rlw . j%&>SeCy ^Jt_\^/ Servihg Columbus and Central Ohio Jewish Community for Over 50 Years \}[\\ '. LlBHARY, .OHIO HISTORICAL, SOC^fTQ ' '19SH VELMA'AVE. COLS'. 0, 43211 '■ EXCH VOL.59 NO.6 FEBRUARY 5,1981-ADAR1 t I rt Of PLO As Israel Hits Terrorist Base JERUSALEM (JTA)—Israel Air Force planes bombed four terrorist targets in south Lebanon last week in response to the overnight shelling by Palestine Liberation Organization' units of the northern Israeli towns of Kiryat Shemona and Metullah. All Israeli planes returned safely, a military spokesman announced. The pilots' reports indicated accurate hits. PLO Lobbying To Open Brazil Office NEW'YORK (JTA)—The recent Seventh Latin American Jewish Congress is being cited by Arab diplomats in Brazil as grounds for the opening of a Palestine Liberation Organization office there. According to information reaching the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, five Arab ambassadors met recently with Brazil's Foreign Minister Saraiva Guerreiro to lobby for a PLO office, arguing that Jewish leaders used the Congress, held in Sao Paolo Nov. 9-14, as a platform for anti-PLO statements. ronsm The .next time you see a college-aged student together with a young child in a park, at a museum, play- 'ing a game or in quiet conversation, you may be a witness to aji exciting new program within the,Columbus_ Jewish Community. - Go- sponsored by the B'nai 'B'rith Hillel Foundation at Ohio State University and the Jewish Family Services, Yad L'achiem pairs university student volunteers with New American children on a one-to-one basis to share experiences, develop friendships and help the children in adapting to their new way of life. "We are very excited about the Yad L'achiem program," says Sally Chasman, Director of Student Activities at the Hillel Foundation, "and feel that bringing New American children together with Jewish students of diverse backgrounds will en- . courage and promote a stronger sense of unity .and sharing within these elements of the Columbus Jew.-" ish Community." Student volunteers are recruited through Hillel, receive training: and orientation toward special needs of the New American children, and then are matched with ,individual.children through Jewish Family Service. They work and play together on a regular basis in home and community settings, providing an extra dimension to the children's lives. The activities are centered around the special interests of the children and the student volunteers. In addition to individual activities, the Hillel Foundation will host regularly scheduled group activities. The first of these will be Sunday, Feb. 8, at the Hillel Foundation. The Yad L'achiem participants will spend the afternoon involved in games, discussions-and a get-acquainted program. Future activities will include a Purim party, lessons and practice in Jewish cooking, • group trips to community and campus functions, plus special interest programs. WASHINGTON (JTA)- The Reagan Administration listed Soviet backing of the Palestine Liberation Organization as the first of several factors that form the basis for the U.S. making "international terrorism" a priority concern in the foreign policy it is developing. While denying that he was "whipping up anti-Soviet feeling," State Department spokesman William Dyess lashed out in detail against the Soviet's' alleged practices in elaborating on Secretary of State Alexander Haig's statement in which he appeared to put the Reagan Administration's opposition to terrorism ahead of activity for the U.S. human rights program set up by President Carter. "The Secretary had several aspects in mind" about Soviet actions,' including "provision of financial support, training and arms to groups such as the PLO whose members have been . oftenleggagedJi3Lac.ts.ofJtsr;. rorism," Dyess said. He said that Haig also "has in mind" the Soviet "use of surrogates such as Cuba and Libya as conduits of assistance of all kinds to groups which advocate and use the tactics of terror." In addition, Dyess said, the Secretary's views include Soviet "propaganda and material support for what the Soviets refer to as 'national liberation movements,' some of which use terrorism to forward their . objectives." Dyess, who made his V**1*^ -4.- Masonic light M %icis Mini hk The Agudas Achim Congregation has invited all area Masons, their families and friends to join with them pn Friday, Feb. 6 at 8:15 for a special service. Honored guests will include Most Worshipful Brother Jerry C. Rasor, Past Grand Master of Masons in Ohio; Right Worshipful Brother C. Rolland Lat- tanner, Grand Orator of the Grand Lodge of Ohio; the Staff of the 14th District Officers Association, and a host of other distinguished Masons. There will be a brief religious service followed by I remarks from selected extensive remarks about the Soviets in response to questions, refused to respond, however, when asked if the PLO was a terrorist organization. Haig has described it as an "umbrella organization" for various elements including terrorists while Reagan has characterized it as terrorist. The Dyess statements about Soviet actions came against the background of two other developments involving the PLO. The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) was reported to have proposed the steepest reduction of U.S. foreign aid since the program was begun after World War II. One of the reported proposals calls for U.S. withdrawal from the United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) because of its "pro-PLO policies and its support for measures limiting the free flow of information." - - At the same time, it was indicated that military and economic assistance for Israel and Egypt would be continued as in the past year. At the OMB, officials resolutely refused to discuss the reports but did not deny them. Haig will meet with Reagan's Budget Director, David Stockman, to discuss the program. Stockman's proposals call for cutting the 1982 foreign aid program proposed by President Carter to Congress by the amount of $2.6 billion to the level of $5.4 billion. In another development, Dyess was asked about Is rael's air strikes at PLO bases in south Lebanon following the rocket shelling of two Israeli border towns. Asked to comment, Dyess said: "Obviously, we are concerned about violence across the Israel-Lebanese border, but our concern does not necessarily mean we can do something about it or that we should immediately comment with pronouncements as soon as something occurs." aneiy flayers rroauctioii Jerry Rasor guests. An Oneg Shabbat will follow, The community is cordially invited. Julian Barnett, well remembered for his many vivid and outstanding portrayals in past Gallery Players productions, returns to The Jewish Center stage in the central role of Max Silverman in "The GqQdbye People," the Herb Gardner comedy opening Saturday, Feb. 7, at the Center, 1125 College Ave. Additional performances are scheduled for Feb. 8,11,12,14 and 15. ' Max, just out of Mt. Sinai Hospital fpllowing a massive coronary, is determined to reopen his Coney Island boardwalk notdog stand in the dead of winter. Abetting him is a visitor, a dissatisfied young businessman named Arthur Korman, who comes to the beach to greet the dawn and carries a banjo he cannot play. I^the Gal- • In connection with his comments on international terrorism and the Soviet' view of liberation movements, Dyess was asked if he considered the West Bank and Gaza to be occupied territories. "I'm not going to get into that, " he replied, noting that "We are engaged in reviews of policies around the world. We are not going to address specifics until we have a chance to complete the review." lery Players production, Arthur is portrayed by Jerry Goodman. - Also on hand is Max's daughter, Shirley, her marriage out of gear, but the ten- speed bike that carries her to the beach is in perfect shape. Shirley is played by Linda Wasserstrom. Others who venture to the Coney Island locale include Shirley's imploring husband, played by. Benton Bloch; Max's lawyer son, Michael, enacted by Joe Heyison; and Max's former partner, played by Harry Schubert. Reservations and curtain times for the Columbus premiere production of "The Goodbye People" can be obtained by contacting The Jewish . Center's Cultural Arts Department, 231-2731. Prominent Isni Speak To Commi The Israel Department of the Columbus Jewish Federation announces the visit of prominent Israeli leader Rabbi Chaim - Druckman, who is also a member of the Knesset (Israel's parliament), in Columbus on Feb. 26-27. Among his speaking engagements as a member of -Knesset, .Rabbi,J&ruckman - will talk to students and faculty at the B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation, and will lecture to the Jewish community on Thursday, Feb.'26, at 8 p.m. at The Jewish Center. This event is co-sponsored by the Tzavta Club. He will also meet all students of Torah Academy on Friday, Feb. 27, in a joint assembly. Rabbi Chaim Druckman was born in Poland in 1932. He fled to Israel as a child during the Holocaust and received his education in a religious institution,' where he became the outstanding student and disciple of the Rosh Hayeshiva, Rabbi Zvi Yehuda Hacohen Kook. Together with his concentration on study, Rabbi Druckman became a key figure in religious youth and educational circles. He served in the army using his educational skills among youth movements. Today, Rabbi Druckman is one of the leading figures in Yeshiva education.- He - concentrated Ids activities in B'nei Akiva and was among the founders of Yeshivat Kerem B'Yavneh, the first advanced-level Yeshiva of the Religious Zionist Movement. He injected new life into Yeshivat Mercaz Harav, founded by the late chief rabbi of Palestine, Rabbi ' Abraham Isaac Hacohen Kook; the Yeshiva today is considered the intellectual, emotional and religious center for religious Zionism, providing inspiration, guidance and leadership for this movement. r Will unity Feb. 26-27 Rabbi Druckman was among those who conceived the idea of combining military service with Yeshiva education, a program which has proven to.be a great attraction to Yeshiva students who want to express their devotion and sense of responsibility to the State of Israel. _ Rabbi. Druckman has. served since 1SS3 as the Rosh Yeshiva of B'nei Akiva, Yeshiva Or Ezion, which became a' center of Torah Rabbi Chaim Druckman study for hundreds of youth from Israel and the Diaspora. In 1977, Rabbi Druckman was elected to the Israeli Knesset as a member of the National Religious Party and serves in the Knesset as a member of the Foreign Affairs and Security Committee. He is among the founders of the Gush ■ Emunim movement, in which he labors untiringly on behalf of the goal of the. "complete Eretz Israel." He also has continued his widespread activities in the educational field and has devoted much time and energy to bringing youth closer to their Judaism. In this role, he is much sought after as a lecturer and teacher in all parts of Israel. For more information concerning Rabbi Druckman's visit, call Aharon Yaffe at the ■ Columbus Jewish Federation, 237-7686. .«
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A longtime fixture of the Harlan holiday scene has "turned up" after a short absence.
The "Flipping Santa" Christmas decoration that adorned the window of Star Furniture and other local businesses for decades has found a temporary home at the Harlan Circuit Court Clerk's Office.
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Pull up a chair and listen to the old timers talk about their lives in the valleys and hollers of the Smokies. See a taxidermied scalded pig. Read about how the early Cherokee hunted. The new cultural museum in the Great Smoky Mountain National Park's new Oconaluftee Visitor Center, located at the entrance of the park near Cherokee, preserves the area's cultural heritage in a very personal and dramatic way.
This long envisioned project has become a reality thanks to private donations. "The park is humbled by the continual support from individuals, the nearby communities, and those from afar," said Park Superintendent Dale Ditmanson. "To the Friends of the Smokies license plate holders, donation box contributors, and foundations alike, thank you for your support."
The exhibits have created a destination that did not exist before. With visitors lingering longer, Oconaluftee and the surrounding region is becoming more of a destination. "This is an investment in the park visitor's experience that already, in less than two months, is showing a payoff. The caliber of these exhibits is first-rate," asserted Friends of the Smokies board director and Bryson City native Luke Hyde. "The country's national treasure of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park deserves no less."
The investment in the new exhibits is paying off. "Since the opening of the museum in April, visitation has increased nearly sixty percent," shared Oconaluftee Supervisory Park Ranger Lynda Doucette. "This dramatic increase in visitation looks to be sustainable. We are seeing people return two and three times, wanting more time with the exhibits and sharing them with friends and family. Park visitors from near and far are experiencing a much higher level of service."
Philanthropic organizations stepped up to the plate to fund this important project. The Cherokee Preservation Foundation, Blue Ridge National Heritage Area, Cannon Foundation, Eastern Band of Cherokees Community Foundation, and Swain County Community Foundation all contributed to making this long-time vision a reality.
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