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- Northern Illinois to get $8.3 million for state construction projects
- Tree-lighting festival kicks off holiday season in Machesney Park
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Lt. Gov. testifies in support of College Choice Reports
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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Illinois Lt. Gov. Sheila Simon (D) submitted written testimony to the Senate Higher Education Committee May 1 in support of House Bill 5248, Amendment 2.
The legislation, approved 7-0, would require public and private colleges and universities to publish annual "College Choice Reports" with key student and institutional data.
The College Choice Reports could contain information such as degree and certificate completion rates, net costs, debt loads and job placement outcomes. Much of the suggested data is already collected by the Illinois Community College Board and Illinois Board of Higher Education, but H.B. 5248 will ensure it is published in an easy-to-find and digestible format.
"Future undergraduates will be able to access College Choice Reports online to comparison shop among institutions," said Simon, who helped draft the legislation following her Complete College Tour of the state's 48 community colleges. "Think of this new tool as a consumer report, guiding parents and students toward high-quality, affordable higher education investments."
Upon passage of H.B. 5248, Amendment 2, higher education stakeholders will convene a committee to determine the style and content of the reports by Jan. 1, 2014. Public and private degree-granting institutions will publish their first College Choice Report by Jan. 1, 2015. Simon, as chairman of the Joint Education Leadership Committee of the P-20 Council, will monitor the committee's progress.
The General Assembly, with guidance from the P-20 Council, recently revamped the elementary and high school report cards, which have been required for more than a decade. The College Choice Reports will build on these resources, Simon said.
H.B. 5248, sponsored by Sen. Kimberly Lightford, now moves to the Senate for a vote.
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Poverty in Europe14/11 04:48
What happens to Syrian refugees?07/11 01:02
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The Youth Guarantee24/10 02:39
Human rights in Tunisia after elections17/10 02:59
Class actions: United we stand10/10 11:28
Don't confuse Islam with Islamism03/10 04:31
Losing my religion: Sunday service without prayer26/09 01:24
Should NATO have a leadership role in world affairs?19/09 03:00
Obtaining EU Ecolabel accreditation12/09 02:19
Legality of Scotland's independence referendum05/09 01:05
Pregnant pause: delays in the EU's maternity leave directive01/08 00:39
Disabled and driving in the EU: where can you park?25/07 01:59
Saving cultural heritage from the ravages of war17/07 01:54
BRICS countries take centre stage, but who are they?11/07 01:51
New rights for consumers in the EU04/07 02:29
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'Lima Time!' honors pitcher's spirit, joy
In honoring and paying respects to Jose Lima, The Baseball Project has written and recorded "Lima Time!" as a celebration of the former major league pitcher's love of life and baseball.
The Baseball Project just released "Lima Time!" as the fourth entry in its season-long Broadside Ballads series of songs the band is giving away free, exclusively on ESPN.com. Listen to it in the box at right and download it by clicking here.
"He was one of those players that had some success, but also really struggled a lot," The Baseball Project's Scott McCaughey said via e-mail last week. "It's not such an unusual story. I guess what made it unusual was his obvious love of the game, and the way I imagine he reminded those whom he played with to enjoy themselves."
Lima, 37, died May 23 after suffering a heart attack at his home in Pasadena, Calif. Between 1994 and 2006 he was 89-102 in 13 seasons with the Detroit Tigers, Houston Astros, Kansas City Royals, Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Mets.
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Click here for a free download of "Lima Time," the fourth entry in a series of songs The Baseball Project will be releasing each month until November exclusively in ESPN.com's Music in The Life.
While they finish up The Baseball Project's second album later this year, Scott McCaughey (The Minus 5, R.E.M., Young Fresh Fellows), Steve Wynn (The Dream Syndicate, Gutterball, Danny & Dusty, Miracle 3), Linda Pitmon (Miracle 3, Golden Smog) and Peter Buck (R.E.M., The Minus 5) will be making musical commentaries on the current baseball season.
The Baseball Project's acclaimed debut, "Volume 1: Frozen Ropes and Dying Quails," can be purchased here.
Here's an example of a few lyrics, which McCaughey wrote:
200-plus innings, it's more than the winning
'Cause this year I'm racking up 21
Yeah this year I'm racking up 21
It's Lima Time!
His best season was 1999, when he went 21-10 with a 3.58 ERA and 187 strikeouts for the Astros, but McCaughey's fondest memory came near the end of Lima's career.
"Honestly, I just remember being dumbfounded when he shut out the Cardinals in the 2004 playoffs," McCaughey said. "I thought he had long passed his sell-by date. I'm sure the Cards were a bit baffled too."
The baseball world mourned the gregarious Lima, who called his pitching assignments "Lima Time" and sang in a band. McCaughey, who wrote the "Lima Time!" lyrics, said the pitcher's spirit reminded him of colorful characters from baseball's past about whom the Baseball Project wrote in many songs from its first album, "Volume 1: Frozen Ropes and Dying Quails."
"There aren't as many wacked characters in baseball today. I mean, in some ways I suppose that's a good thing, as the pressure to live a clean, athletic life is much greater," McCaughey said. "So there's less rampant alcohol abuse and such, something that I'm sure added to the 'character' of ballplayers of the past. I guess you could put Lima in the category of someone like Mark Fidrych, and I miss guys like that. Not so coincidentally, we've recorded a fine Fidrych tribute for the next Baseball Project album."
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I heard the results were leaked earlier this week, but i cannot wait to see how it ends!
I have such a love/hate feeling towards Marcel!!
I heard the results were leaked earlier this week, but i cannot wait to see how it ends!
I have such a love/hate feeling towards Marcel!!
I like Top Chef, just not this season of it - I'm really looking forward to the next Hell's Kitchen!
I like Top Chef - I've really enjoyed most of Bravo's reality shows. I'm not too excited about tonight's competition. Have the same love/hate thing with Marcel. And I couldn't care either way about Ilan. I just want to be a judge and eat something!!!
Will trade husband for Disneyland and DCA Pins!
I'm watching it as we speak (type?), but I have to say, this entire season has made me pretty bitter. I'm going to watch "Top Design" afterwards, and then, just sit back and wait for the next season of "Project Runway."
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I watched the entire season yesterday, they were playing it on Bravo all day. I recorded the finale and am going to watch it soon. There was a lot of bickering and pointing fingers, just like any reality show. I enjoyed watching it since I love to cook. Although I am not sure about some of the things they made on there.
I really enjoyed this season of Top Chef. And I was
happy that Marcel got into the final two. But how
in the world did Ilan make it that far. Sam was much
better throughout the whole season, I really expected
him to be in the final two. It's really amazing that
so many seemed to be calling Marcel childish, when
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I did not like this season. Couldn't get into it. I did not like the people.
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I didn't think either of them deserved to make it, but I am glad Ilan won over Marcel. Elia and Sam should have made it, and you can tell by their behavior in the finale that they thought so too.
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Ffotograffau Hanesyddol (Esmee Ffairburn)
Linking Natural Science Collections in Wales
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More On Legal & Compliancefrom The Advisor's Professional Library
- Registration Requirements for Investment Advisor Representatives (IARs) When individuals launch an advisory firm, they must avoid marketing themselves or the firm as investment advisors before they are properly approved and registered. Otherwise, they are subject to severe penalties.
- Advertising Advisor Services and Credentials Section 206 of the Investment Advisers Act contains the anti-fraud provision of the statute and ensures that RIAs advertising and marketing practices are consistent with the fiduciary duty owed to clients and prospective clients.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has named Diane Blizzard associate director for regulatory policy and investment adviser regulation in the Division of Investment Management, replacing Robert Plaze, who is now deputy director of the division.
Blizzard will supervise two offices that develop recommendations for rulemaking and other policy initiatives under the Investment Company Act and the Investment Advisers Act.
Blizzard has been a member of the Division of Investment Management staff for 12 years, most recently serving as managing executive. She has previously held several policy roles, including senior advisor to the director and head of the Office of Regulatory Policy, one of the division's rulemaking offices she will now lead. Earlier in her career, she was counsel to an affiliate of the Investment Company Institute.
"Diane is an accomplished lawyer and a skilled manager and I look forward to her continued leadership in her new role," said Eileen Rominger, director of the SEC's Division of Investment Management, in a statement.
"This is a great opportunity to work with Eileen Rominger and the talented division staff on advancing Chairman Schapiro's investor-focused regulatory agenda," Blizzard said.
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Paul Altman
Oct. 4, 2011
PLYMOUTH —  Paul Altman, 88, formerly of North Judson, died Oct. 4, 2011 at Miller's Merry Manor, Plymouth.
He is survived by a daughter, Barbara A. (Phil) Aguilar of Honolulu, Hawaii; sons, Michael K. (Gale) Altman of Cinnaminson, N.J., David K. (Lynette) Altman of North Judson, Edward J. (Sumanthana) Altman of Indianapolis; wife, Jeanette (Pugh) Altman of Syracuse; stepdaughters, Shari (Dave) Ray of Fort Wayne, Kathi (Don) Robinson of Syracuse; eight grandchildren; three stepgrandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and three stepgreat-grandchildren.
Dona R. Dale
Oct. 3, 2011
DONALDSON — Dona R. Dale, 85, of Catherine Kasper Life Center, Donaldson, formerly of Culver, died Oct. 3, 2011 at 4:30 a.m.
She is survived by daughters, Cynthia Falica (Craig Hall) of Lynwood, Ill., Amy Seversen-Smallcombe (Brian Smallcombe) of Wauwatosa, Wis.; daughter-in-law, Rande Dale of California; and seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Visitation is Thursday, Oct. 6 from 4 to 8 p.m. at Odom Funeral Home, Culver.
Service will be Friday, Oct. 7 at 11 a.m. at the funeral home.
Lawrence Edwin Beam
July 6, 1924-Sept. 30, 2011
ARGOS — Lawrence Edwin Beam, 87, of 222 N. First St., Argos, died Sept. 30, 2011 at 2:55 p.m. at Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center, Plymouth following a brief illness.
He was born July 6, 1924 in Argos to Edwin and Mabel (Hagenbush) Beam. He lived all of his life in the Argos community. Jan. 23, 1944 in Argos he married Evelyn Pomeroy; she survives.
Ross Murphy
July 16, 1926-Oct. 1, 2011
PLYMOUTH — Ross G. Murphy, 85, Plymouth, passed away peacefully surrounded by his loving family Saturday, Oct. 1, 2011.
Ross was born July 16, 1926, near Bremen, to John C. and Gladys M. (Gray) Murphy. He attended Linkville Elementary School and graduated from LaPaz High School in the class of 1944. Ross entered the United States Navy, in June of 1944, and served in the South Pacific. He was discharged in June of 1946 and discharged from the United Naval Reserves June 10, 1954.
FULTON — Both teams struggled with the field width and the weather at the outset, but Argos adjusted a little quicker.
The Dragons scored a pair of goals in the 18th and 25th minutes and made them stand up despite some late pressure by Oak Hill for a 2-1 semifinal victory at the Class A Caston Boys Soccer Regional Thursday.
Fresh from its first sectional championship in a decade at the Culver Community Sectional Saturday, Argos moves on to face the winner of the late semifinal contest between Peru and West Lafayette in the regional championship Saturday at 7 p.m.
Sectional times and dates have been determined by the host schools for the 40th Annual IHSAA State Volleyball Tournament.
The sectional stage of the tournament begins next Tuesday, Oct. 18 and continues through Saturday, Oct. 22.
Listed below are the local schedules:
Class 3A
18. Rensselaer Central (6)
Thursday, Oct. 20
Match 1 — Hanover Central vs. Knox. 6 p.m. CST
Match 2 — Kankakee Valley vs. Calumet. 7:30 p.m. CST
Saturday, Oct. 22
Match 3 — Winner of Match 1 vs. Winner of Match 2. 11 a.m. CST
Match 4 — Rensselaer Central vs. Andrean. 12:30 p.m. CST
Plymouth downs Triton
Triton came on strong in the final set, but it was too little, too late against the visiting Lady Pilgrims as Plymouth handed the host Trojans a 25-5, 25-11, 25-23 defeat Thursday.
A Dulcimer Decade
On a bright crisp fall day in 2000, Marcy Prochaska was driving across Virginia to pick up a bright and lovely new thing: a hammered dulcimer of her own. In celebration of that anniversary, she will present a concert at 4 p.m., Sunday October 16, in the Legion Memorial Building on the campus of Culver Academies.
KNOX — A community is in mourning following the tragic loss of a Knox High School student. Andrew "Drew" Shearin was a 17-year-old junior whose life touched an unbelievable number of hearts before he was prematurely torn away from his family and friends, spurring an astounding amount of sorrow in the community.
Shearin's death is the result of a single-car accident which occurred on S.R. 8 in Starke County Monday night. While the accident is still under investigation, police said alcohol and drugs are not believed to be a factor.
PLYMOUTH — It's highly unlikely that Chad Van Herk has ever suffered from boredom.
The PHS grad and Marshall County native and singer/songwriter has just released his second album of songs "Daydreaming Days Away" but his musical pursuits are just part of an amazingly eventful young life. Born in the British Virgin Islands, Van Herk has probably spent more of his life on the sea than dry land.


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T&C TTB#20: This is going to drive me crazy. I am absolutely positive I bought a pack of this back when. I have been tearing the house apart trying to find it for months – I never ever tried it and I lost it! This is sweet and creamy lemon with cardamom. Maybe a bit of ginger the flavor but I don't get much cinnamon. The spices seem to be blended well here and the lemon adds a brightness that is appealing.
Made with 3 oz. half-and-half and about a tablespoon of sugar.
T&C TTB#19: I kind of like this one. Not sure I'd keep it around and I don't notice any rose, lavender or jasmine but it was a pleasant cup. The spices are somewhat mild. I wonder if I'd like it with a touch more sugar. I used about 2 teaspoons for a 16 ounce cup and I steeped with about 4 ounces of half and half as well as water.
T&C TTB#16: Okay, this is great. This was another I have never ordered because I figured it wouldn't be my thing. I don't really get any chocolate chip bunny taste here, but it is easily one of the best strawberry blacks I've had. I do notice the hibiscus but not in a bad way and there is a little bit of pie crust in the background. It's a little bit dry as it cools off. I don't get much cinnamon either and I'm not sure what rhubarb tastes like. My grandma made strawberry-rhubarb pies every spring but I never ate any. I liked the plain strawberry ones too much to branch out. :) This one goes on my shopping list for the next Butiki order.
T&C TTB#15: This smells like tons of grapefruit but the flavor is much milder. It could be a bit stronger in flavor and the base could still handle it, I think. But this isn't artificial in anyway and as noted in another review, it would make a good EG substitute if you didn't care for bergamot.
T&C TTB#14: Smells strongly fruity. Still don't think I can pick out passionfruit in things but this is nicely fruity but the oolong still comes through. The leaves are absolutely huge when they are steeped!
And the last of the comparisons. The smell is odd – I think that just means that I can now cross off bourbon vanilla from my list of things I might like. I have tried it in several teas now and not really cared for it. The flavor of this is slightly chemical and off to me. Adding sugar and half-and-half to this makes it very desserty and covers the chemical taste, bringing more vanilla to the forefront. But sugar and half-and-half would likely make just about any vanilla tea more desserty. :) Good with the additions but nothing to make me keep this on hand over any other vanilla tea.


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Hello lovers. Do you feel the butterflies of love in your belly? Or is that just the after effects of the clams you ate? Let's recap this very romantic episode, shall we?
The Tooth Hurts
We open with a bit of a realistic relationship woe -- what if you love someone that has horrific teeth? Vicki is doing her best to deal with that conundrum by setting Brooks up with a new set of chompers. Vicki doesn't want people to think Brooks is taking advantage of her -- she knows exactly what she's doing, and that's putting Humpty Dumpty back together again.
And that plan to return the egg to its splendor worked. Brooks looks amazing with his new teeth!
The Show Goes On
Alexis is back from Costa Rica and back on her grind. Despite all the hullabaloo, the news waits for no one. And thus she must once again drive the bus of journalism into new locales. This time on location for some sexy swimsuits.
After all the stress of if she wanted to have her career and if she was fully prepared for on-air, she did amazing. Alexis is getting better and better as her news career continues. Watch out Katie Keurig!


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Your waiting at the Doctor's could take longer
You might want to bring a book. Within the next six years, Michigan is on track to come up short nearly 5 thousand physicians and the nationwide number will be closer to 100 thousand. These numbers are from the American Association of Medical colleges
More Lawmakers are talking about our roads
According to Governor Snyder, more Lawmakers are thinking about increasing the amount of money being spent on our roads. Governor Snyder said, he has talked who now think 500 million dollars may not be enough
Power failure interrupts GM production at delta township plant.
A transformer supplying power to G.M.'s Delta Township assembly plant malfunctioned during a repair process, which caused a power outage to much of the plant. Because the equipment had to be checked, the morning shift was cancelled
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Graduation rates in Michigan remain below the national average, and Detroit Public Schools are even lower.
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The Uppercut x Butan x Kronk x Verb collab. launch party happened at The Waiting Room in Cape Town on Halloween last week.
The DJ line up included: FRIGHT NITE, MORTABOLISM, THE HELLVINATOR, NASTIE DEAD, and MINTY.
Photography by: Ashiq J Photography
The Butan x Kronk x Verb decks arrive this week!
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Verb Skateboards at Kimberley Diamond Cup 2014
We decided that KDC would be a good time to ask some pro's what they thought about the new Verb x Adventure Time collaboration, available now for pre-order from www.revolutiononline.co.za, and soon from skate shops nationwide.
Featuring Micky Papa, Ivan Monteiro, Dane Burman, Phil Zwijsen, Rachel Reinhard, TJ Rogers, Louie Lopez, Tyson Bowerbank, Byron Rhoda, Ryan Naidoo, Dlamini Dlamini, Andre Beverley, Jean-Marc Johannes, Vincent Milou, Boo Johnson, Gustavo Servin, Tommy Fynn, Nassim Guammaz, Nyjah Huston, Matt Berger, Khule Ngubane.
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Tribute to Jay Adams; The Original Seed
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South Africa celebrated Heritage Day on 22 September 2014, a day in which we celebrate our diverse cultures.
At the core of skateboarding culture is Jay Adams, who passed away earlier this year. Jay, is the original seed and his style and skill has no forebears. Jay Adams is skateboarding personified, and for this reason we pay tribute and celebrate his life as a legend.
For the first time in South Africa, we are urging skaters to revel in our heritage, not as a "sub culture" or "fringe sport" but as a legitimate culture and community.
Check out Verb team rider Byron Rhoda ripping at Promenade Mondays last month.
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Let Cartoon Network take you on another exhilarating adventure with brand new episodes of Adventure Time!
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Cartoon Network has announced that brand new episodes of the 5th season of pop culture sensation, Adventure Time – which follows two unlikely heroes in Finn, a quirky kid with an awesome hat and Jake, a friendly dog with a big heart – will be on South African television screens soon.
South Africans will be able to join the world's most beloved human and dog pals, who are up for some more truly mathematical adventures across the Land of Ooo. Finn and Jake will be commencing their new adventures from Monday 15 September 2014 until Friday 31 October 2014. The show will air every Monday to Friday at 16h35 with repeats on weekends at 08h20 and 12h05 on Cartoon Network, DStv channel 301.
These two buddies, Finn and Jake, traverse the mystical Land of Ooo and encounter its colourful inhabitants. From the mind of creator Pendleton Ward (Cartoon Network Studios, LA), Ooo is a land built for adventure. Teeming with imposing mountains, lush green plains, vibrant forests, endless prairies and winding rivers, the cities and towns are filled with bizarre characters in need of unique assistance. Whether it's saving Princess Bubblegum, defeating zombie candy, mocking the "oxy-moronic" Ice King or skateboarding with BMO, for Finn & Jake it's always Adventure Time.
"The strength of the Emmy Award winning Adventure Time franchise has always been our unwavering commitment to investing in engaging content that grows with our consumers. Adventure Time with its visuals, characters and engaging storylines marks another exciting chapter in the shows evolution and continuing success", said Pierre Branco, Vice President Southern Europe and Africa for Turner Broadcasting System.
To kick-start the excitement before the launch date, Cartoon Network – in partnership with Verb and DStv – hosted an amazing Adventure Time party at the Johannesburg Zoo on Saturday 23 August 2014. To win a ticket to this fantastic event, fans had to enter a competition through the DStv website and lucky winners got a chance to experience the new season for the first time. There was also a special opportunity for kids to interact with a giant BMO and hidden cameras captured their gleeful faces.
All interactions with BMO built up a special party meter which set off streamers and balloons in true party style as soon as it reached the "It's Party Time" level. Guests received a bunch of treats, merchandise and a photo with their favourite character before the party was over. Cartoon Network also hosted 40 kids from Reach for a Dream Foundation and fulfilled a special dream for one of the children who wanted to meet some of his favourite Cartoon Network characters. This brought smiles to all their little faces and they enjoyed having fun on their own exhilarating adventures.
For all of those fans who could not attend the Adventure Time party, the adventure is not over yet. All they need to do is visit the Adventure Time "It's Party Time" microsite at www.cartoonnetworkafrica.com/partytime from 23 August 2014 where they can play the specially created Adventure Time game and fill in a competition form to stand a chance to win an exclusive party for themselves and their friends, including a viewing of one of the new episodes with Finn "in person". Second prize will be a limited edition of Adventure Time skateboards designed by Verb available in-store from October, and third prize is a Cartoon Network goodie bag with great Adventure Time merchandise.
The show has already had great success both on TV and online with over 17 million Facebook fans, and in Q1 of 2014 the show was watched by an enormous 132 million kids globally. Adventure Time is also very active when it comes to gaming, with four new web games and six new applications launching during 2014. One of these applications is the newest collaboration between Cartoon Network and TwinSky Games, Time Travel which features original voiceovers from Finn and Jake now available on iOs, Android and Amazon.
For more information on Adventure Time visit www.cartoonnetworkafrica.com/partytime.
Verb x Adventure Time Bro-Down
Now exclusively available for pre-order from Revolution Online!
'Finn' deck – available in 7.75″ and 7.875″.
'Jake' deck – available in 8.125″.
'Beemo' deck – available in 7.75″.
'Brodown' deck – available in 8.125″ and 8.25″.
'Whirl' deck – available in 7.75″ and 7.825″.
'DIY' deck – available 7.875″.
The decks are limited, so pre-order yours now! They will arrive in November.
Read the official Cartoon Network Verb x Adventure Time press release HERE.
Verb x Adventure Time Launch at JHB Zoo
Cartoon Network hosted an Adventure Time party at the Johannesburg Zoo on Saturday 23 August 2014. The party coincided with the launch of the Verb x Adventure Time Bro-Down, which features collaboration decks and apparel. Dwayne Erasmus attended the event and managed to snap some shots of what went down. 40 kids from Reach for a Dream Foundation attended too, and we got them to colour in a big poster celebrating the launch.
You can pre-order the boards from Revolution Online HERE.
You can read the full press release HERE.
More Verb x Adventure Time Products Available for Pre-Order
We've just added the Verb x Adventure Time completes to Revolution Online for pre-order. They come assembled and ready to ride. Click the image above, or the link below, to check them out on Revolution Online.
Now exclusively available for pre-order from Revolution Online!
The boards are limited, so pre-order yours now! They will arrive in November.
Read the official Cartoon Network Verb x Adventure Time press release HERE.
Byron Rhoda at Mill Street Skatepark
Byron Rhoda put up this short clip of himself shredding at the Mill Street Skatepark in Cape Town.
Byron rides for Revolution, Verb Skateboards and Fallen Footwear.
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Check out Verb team rider Byron Rhoda in this rad video edit by Lucian Barnard.
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The Arch of Titus: Am Yisroel ChaiWednesday, July 25th, 2007
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Noted genealogist Dr. Neil Rosenstein has written an interesting book (with sources and genealogy charts) on this subject. The book, Saul Wahl: Polish King For A Night Or Lithuanian Knight For A Lifetime, is published by The Computer Center For Jewish Genealogy. The ISBN is 0-9610578-8-2.
Much has changed during this period. Today, in our beautiful holy city, we live in constant fear. Every day, I send my children off to school with the prayer that HaShem watch them and grant them a safe return. I worry, each and every moment, for the life of my husband, who has no choice but to go to work every day by bus. With it all, however, I don't for a single moment regret our decision to make aliyah, and I thank G-d every day for having granted us the privilege of living here – this, despite the fact that my sister was the victim of a terrorist attack which left her handicapped and with constant headaches. But she, too, will tell you that she would never consider leaving Jerusalem. Life has not been easy, but we love it here, and as much as we live with fear, we have faith that HaShem will protect us.
I am writing to you, at this time, in reference to a story which appeared in the 10/05/03 issue of The Jerusalem Post, which disturbed me no end. I am referring to the impending International Gay Festival and World Parade, with its hundred of thousands of revelers, that is scheduled to be held in Jerusalem two years hence. That such a parade could be planned for
Jerusalem is a colossal desecration of HaShem's Holy Name, and it is outrageous that not one of our elected officials has seen fit to speak up. The newspapers reported that when questioned, the spokesperson for Mayor Lupolianski (who is our city's first Haredi mayor) stated that "this is a police matter and not a municipal decision". The Jerusalem police
spokeswoman also skirted the issue, saying that " the police only provide the security permits for such events and that it is way too early to even discuss the planned parade. The last such international parade, which took place in Rome in the year 2000, saw about half a million participants, so you can imagine the Chilul HaShem that something like this could entail.
I cannot believe that such a desecration of G-d's Name, would be even considered for our holy city. As menacing as the constant threats from the Arabs are, the possibility of a gay parade is even more frightening. Surely the mayor realizes that according to our Torah, homosexuality is one of those sinful abominations which can lead to disgorging the inhabitants from the land" (Leviticus 18). How then can he remain silent?
Whoever I have tried to discuss this subject with has told me that we residents of Jerusalem have enough on our plates right now and shouldn't waste time worrying about things that may or may not happen two years down the road.
While this argument is not without merit, I am also a firm believer in preventive medicine. A battle waged at the 11th hour, when the event is imminent, can become very ugly and fierce. The time to act is now, before things get out of control. Since no one here seems to be alarmed, I thought that I would write to you. If you would comment on this subject, your
readers would be inspired to write to the mayor and to the various elected officials of the Municipality of Jerusalem, as well as to the elected officials of the Knesset, it might just make an impact and avert disaster.
My dear friend:
I am in full accord – there is nothing like preventive medicine, and while two years is a long
period of time - especially nowadays when there is so much volatility in the world and you never know what will happen from one moment to another - we nevertheless have an obligation to raise our voices in protest. The very possibility of such a desecration taking place in Jerusalem if left unchallenged, places a blight on all of us.
To be sure, in our 21st century liberal climate, to speak out against such an event would, in many circles be regarded as politically incorrect. Many who have raised their voices have been vilified, and accused of bigotry and archaism. Our Torah laws however, are not subject to majority consensus or that which is in vogue. "Like the doings of the land of Egypt where you dwelt, you shall not do; like the doings of the land of Canaan, wither I bring you, you
shall not do. Neither shall you walk in their statutes…" - meaning that we are not to emulate the lifestyles of the nations among whom we live. It's one thing when such aberational behavior is celebrated in Rome, New York, or Paris, but it's something else again when the holy city of Jerusalem becomes the setting.
Even if the entire world regards homosexuality as a viable life option, we Jews live by a different code of rules. Our standards of morality emanate from our Torah, and not from that which is in vogue. Phrases such as "meaningful relationships", "moral relativism", "majority consensus" or "consensual relationships between adults" cannot suspend our laws. The Word of G-d stands eternally and calls upon man to temper his passions and live in sanctity.
There is nothing new about our society's endorsement of homosexuality. Such endorsements were prevalent throughout history. It was rampant among the generation which preceded the flood. It was the accepted way of life in Sodom (hence the word "sodomy"); it was rife among the Canaanite pagans as well as in many ancient civilizations including Rome and Greece, but throughout, we clung to our Torah even when we were mocked and persecuted for doing so.
In time, much of our Torah's moral code became the guiding light of Western civilization and served as a moral compass to distinguish between right and wrong. Thus, if an individual deviated from that code, he was aware that he was in violation of G-d's commandments and there was hope that, one day, he would summon the spiritual stamina to return.
All this altered in the 60s when laws regulating moral conduct collapsed and everything became permissible. This "new morality" was accepted by all segments of society and became so all-pervasive that people feared voicing their protests. To free themselves from feelings of guilt, they enlisted clergy to endorse that which G-d forbade. Perhaps that is one of the reasons why Jerusalem represents such an attractive venue for organizers of a gay parade. But
even as no amount of blessing can render pork kosher, so too, no matter how many gay people gather in Jerusalem, Torah Laws cannot be altered. It is we who must bend our will to that of our Creator and not the reverse, and even if we regard G-d's Laws as repressive, we must nevertheless learn to master our impulses.
We live in a chaotic, morally turbulent world – each and every one of us is in need of G-d's compassion and forgiveness – and that is how we must relate to one another if we are to resolve this issue and invoke G-d's mercy. But it is one thing when an individual succumbs to the weakness of his flesh and something else again when he pronounces G-d's commandments
obsolete and publically celebrates and parades his transgressions in G-d's holy city of Jerusalem.
May I suggest that we all unite in preparing for the real celebration - the real parade, and that is that long awaited day when we will behold the fulfillment of the prophecy: "Out of Zion shall go forth the Torah and the Word of G-d from Jerusalem." That will be a parade worthy of G-d's Holy City and G-d's Holy flock.
In my last column I wrote of the anguish and sorrow that fills the hearts of our brethren in Israel nowadays, and I wrote of the all-too-real curses that are enumerated in Parashat Ki Tavo. There is one curse however, that at first glance, may be difficult to understand, but if you take a moment to think about it, you will realize how poignantly it speaks to us: "And it shall be, if you will not hearken to the voice of the L-rd your G-d to observe and perform all His commandments and all His decrees that I command you today, then all His curses will come upon you and overtake you" (Deuteronomy 28:58).
The word "overtake" is puzzling, but upon closer scrutiny, we have to conclude how prophetic these words have proven to be. We have a long history of trying to second guess G-d's word. There are always those who rationalize that the tragedies that befall us are totally unrelated to our abandonment of Torah and mitzvos. They reason that these curses are just so much superstition, and if we would just do "such and such", then all our problems would be resolved. But throughout our long and torturous history, no matter how clever a formula was concocted, no matter how confident we were that this time, we would find a way to neutralize the irrational hatred that surrounds us, the curses always overtook us. Just consider some of the events of the last century and you will see for yourself the sad reality of this prophecy.
A Jew by the name of Karl Marx convinced his followers that hatred in the world stemmed from jealousy between the haves and the have-nots, and that it was these economic disparities that rendered the Jews scapegoats. And so, he founded communism, a system that would guarantee the perfect distribution of wealth, a system in which everyone would have an equal share. Many Jews sacrificed and died for this cause. They truly believed that communism would usher in a new era of fraternity and brotherhood. Who would have believed that this very same communism would not only fail, but would give birth to the most vile and brutal persecution of the Jewish people. "Alas, the curses shall overtake you…"
Theodore Hertzl, a secular Jew from Austro-Hungary, the founder of political Zionism, was convinced that the cause for anti-Semitism was the lack of a Jewish homeland. He was so assimilated that he even expressed willingness to accept Uganda as a substitute, but since Uganda was not to be had, he settled on Palestine. Who would have believed that 51 years after the founding of the Jewish homeland, that homeland would become the butt of hatred. "We have nothing against Jews, it is the Israelis and Zionists that we despise," is the politically correct mantra of the new anti-Semites." "And the curses shall overtake you…"
The Reform movement in Germany was founded on the belief that anti-Semitism was provoked by the special Jewish way of life that distinguishes Jews from Gentiles. If only Jews would shed their traditions, their mannerisms, their distinct garb, their myriad archaic commandments and enter the enlightened world – if only they would be like all other people, anti-Semitism would cease to exist. Jews gave up their faith, their Torah, and proudly swore their allegiance to "Fattersland uber alles" – "Germany, the Fatherland - above all". Who would have believed that it would be from that very same enlightened, civilized Germany that the most satanic evil ever to be visited upon our people would emerge. "And the curses shall overtake you."
The events that I described are not from our distant past - rather, they are of today, and we are all familiar with them, but there are still those among us who believe that they can relinquish Torah and mitzvos without consequences – that the curses that we encounter in life are totally unrelated to our lack of observance and our abandonment of the Covenant. They truly believe that all our problems would be resolved if we would just adopt "yet another formula".
While the embers of the flames of Auschwitz were still glowing, the advocates of this philosophy found yet another prescription to once and for all eradicate the scourge of anti-Semitism. They scurried to Rome and prostrated themselves before the Pope to inaugurate the dawn of a new era - "Dialogue." The rationale behind this was quite logical. The silence of the Church and its support of the Nazis in Catholic Europe was due to a lack of communication. But now, bridges of understanding would be built. "Dialogue" would be the new antidote for the deadly virus of anti-Semitism. But then came 1967 – the Six Day War, and once again, the balloon burst. As Israel was threatened by annihilation, her leaders appealed to the world community and to the Church, but the nations remained silent as did Rome. The proponents of dialogue tried to call in their cards, but their investment had failed. Rome not only remained indifferent to the plight of the fledgling Jewish state, but lent its sympathy and support to those who were bent upon her destruction.
Recently, the age-old blood libels have re-surfaced in contemporary garb. A prince of the Church, Cardinal Oscar Andres Rodriguez Meridiaga, who is the Archbishop of Honduras and who, according to Boston Globe reporter James Carrol, is one of a small number of likely candidates to succeed Pope John Paul II, reportedly stated that the accusations of sexual abuse in the Church are a Jewish fabrication!
You might wonder how he arrived at such a brilliant conclusion, but then again, how did his predecessors throughout the centuries conclude that Jews slaughtered Christians children and used their blood to make wine and matzoh for Passover? Nothing changes – just the names and the places. Still, you may insist that we are living in the 21st century. People cannot just make outlandish irrational accusations built upon a pack of lies. But obviously, they can, and there are myriad people out there willing to embrace them and declare them to be truth. The Archbishop propounds that the Jews were seeking revenge on the Church for its pro-Palestinian/anti Israel stance and most importantly, also wanted to divert attention from the atrocities that they are perpetrating against the Palestinians, so they fabricated this story, and proof of its Jewish origin is that The Boston Globe, owned by the Jewish Sulzberger New York Times family, was the first to break the story. Therefore, it stands to reason that this is a Jewish conspiracy.
Now, it's one thing for the Cardinal to make such preposterous and virulent accusations, but it is something else again for Rome to remain silent and not call the Cardinal to task. Once again, despite years of dialogue, despite good-will gestures and kow-towing to Rome, the curses have overtaken us.
Let us now consider the tragedies that are befalling us in Eretz Yisrael – the constant barrage of terrorist attacks that result in almost daily carnage. Why do the Arabs hate us so? Why are they bent upon killing us? Why are they obsessed with shedding Jewish blood? Why do they wish to see us dead? Why do they want to eradicate the Jewish State? Once again, our secularists, who deny G-d's Hand in our history have convinced themselves and others that there are valid reasons for all this hatred, reasons that can be overcome: The Arabs suffer from poverty, they live under abysmal conditions, they lack educational and job opportunities, the Palestinians have become refugees, and they need their own state. Who, if not we, should empathize with that? Let's give them what they need, let's give them the land, let's give them financial aid, let's give them the arms to create their own police force.
It was this thinking that prompted Israeli leadership to legitimize Arafat and put white gloves on his bloody hands. It was with this thinking that Israel convinced Washington to no longer regard Arafat as persona non-grata, but to accord him all the honor of a diplomat. It was this Israeli thinking that enabled Arafat to win the Nobel Peace prize, and it was this thinking that prompted Israel to sign the Oslo Accords. Oslo would herald a new dawn in Jewish-Arab relations. Israel and her neighbors would enjoy open borders and together build a model state.
Israel gave up chunks of her G-d given land, supplied Arafat and his cohorts with funds and weapons, and taught them how to prepare for the establishment of their own state.
Who would have believed that that Oslo pact would open the doors to the most brutal and bloody period in the history of the young State, that the arms that Israel gave would be turned against her own sons and daughters? And today, 10 years down the road, we are further from peace than ever before. Not only are our borders not open, but now we have to build "fences" to protect ourselves from the killers who live next door. What will it take to awaken those who are still asleep, those who after thousands of years of history still cling to the illusion that we Jews can be like all other nations - that the laws that apply to them can apply to us as well?
What will it take to make our assimilated brethren understand that our destiny, our very breath is ordained by Hashem, that we are Mamlechet Kohanim, a priestly kingdom, Goy Kadosh, a holy nation, destined to be a light unto the world, and because of that, there is only one formula, one road map for us and that's the road map that was charted at Sinai. All else is doomed to fail, for otherwise, "the curses will overtake us."
May Hashem grant that this year of 5764 will usher in a new era of teshuva ? return to G-d and His Torah, for that is our only power, our only means of survival, our only antidote to the curses. "If only My people would heed Me, if Israel would walk in My ways, in an instant I would subdue their foes and against their tormentors turn My hand" (Psalm 81).
May I take this opportunity to wish all our readers and K'lal Yisrael a gemar chasima tova.
Almost 30 years ago, at Hineni's first t'shuva gathering at Madison Square Garden, I spoke out against the ominous silence of the Princes of the Church during the Holocaust. A letter arrived soon afterward from a spokesman for the Archdiocese of New York assailing my remarks and demanding that I apologize. In response, I wrote an in-depth documentation (later published as a booklet entitled 'The Church and the Jew' by our Hineni organization) of the vicious anti-Semitic stance of the Church throughout our long and painful history. Rabbi Sholom Klass, zt"l, courageously published that article and printed thousands upon thousands of additional copies for distribution to the general public. But that was more than a quarter of a century ago, and since then, we have been assured that changes have occurred in Church Doctrine. Pope John Paul II was reputed to be different. Indeed, he made gestures of apology to the Jewish people for the centuries of oppression, forced baptism, and slaughter that the Church has inflicted upon us.
But this past week in Syria, in one fell swoop, he disabused us of all such illusions. The 'new' policy enacted by Rome remains the same as it has ever been. Unfortunately, that which I so carefully documented 30 years ago is as valid today as it was then. Alas, nothing has changed.
Not too long ago, it was Hillary who fell into the Arab trap. It was she who sat by in silence while Suha Arafat accused Israel of poisoning the drinking water of innocent Palestinian children. We were enraged, but Hillary is a politician, and what Suha said cannot compare in evil to the venom that spewed forth from Assad – but most importantly, the silence of the Pope, a man of G-d, from whom we have the right to expect more.
Some people might argue that the Pope was a guest in a foreign land and couldn't very well have objected to the hateful diatribe of his host. Such arguments don't hold water. If, in face if evil man must speak out, who, if not the Pope should do so'
Thousands of years ago, Pharaoh had three principal advisors – Bilaam, Jethro, and Job. When the 'Jewish problem' came up for discussion, Bilaam recommended the murder of all Jewish male infants. Jethro (the future father-in-law of Moses) protested and had to run for his life. Job, upon witnessing all this, concluded that it would be futile for him to speak out and remained silent. And it was for this silence that he was later condemned.
It's natural for people who experience pain, even from a minor injury, to cry 'Ouch!' Such a reaction is an involuntary reflex. The one who is hurting does not calculate, 'What's the point of my crying 'Ouch" It won't help anyway.' His reaction is automatic, beyond his control. If he remains silent, if he does not cry out, we can assume that he did not feel the pain with any degree of intensity. Job remained silent when Jewish blood was shed, and the Pope remained silent when the Jewish people were so viciously attacked by Assad. Obviously, he did not feel any outrage, nor was he pained by these heinous calumnies that were once again flung at us.
When I was a little girl growing up in Hungary, I remember how on Sundays and Christian holidays, our good neighbors would shout odious epithets at us, calling us 'Christ killers.' It was this climate that made it possible for Hitler's henchmen go about their gory task. No on protested, no one cried out,, and today, 53 years after the Holocaust, after myriad interfaith dialogues and visits to Rome by Jewish leaders, we are back where we started from. Syrian President Bashir Assad called upon 'all good Christians and Moslems to unite against the Jews – the enemies of G-d – who betrayed and tortured Jesus,' and the Pope listens to it all and remains silent.
To be sure, this silence does not impact upon us. We have survived silence before. In face of every blood bath – inquisitions expulsions, gas chambers, crematorium – we survived, but this silence is tragic for all those who place their trust in the leader of the Church. He let them down…
How differently events could have unfolded had the Pope borrowed a page from our Torah and raised his voice on behalf of truth and justice… He could have said, 'Mr. President, I, as the Prince of the Church of Rome, cannot sit by silently while you vilify the Jewish people who endowed humanity with the Word of G-d. I cannot be a party to these lies that gave rise to 2000 years of persecution, suffering and martyrdom. I cannot allow this moment to pass. The world is waiting for us to usher in a new dawn for humanity.' But the Pope remained silent, and an opportunity was lost.
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