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Film events have been plentiful on campus this semester. Here's a recap of some of the major events that have taken place recently.
Making Movies at SLC
At the Bronxville Cinema in April, a crowd of almost 200 laughed heartily at the Sarah Lawrence-specific jokes in "We Are Zombies, So Are You," by Kyle Chu. The final movie in the Student Film Festival told the story of an unwitting first-year who arrives on campus and discovers that all the other students are zombies.
Nick Colia '11, president of the Student Filmmaker Coalition, said the film community has grown in leaps and bounds since he first arrived at Sarah Lawrence.
This was the first year the film festival was held off campus. Showing more than a dozen short films, the festival screening was open to students and the public alike. The films, which ranged from documentary shorts to animation, were selected by a jury of 30 students and faculty from diverse academic fields. (In previous years, they were chosen exclusively by the Student Filmmaker Coalition.) "The goal was to open things up and bring in a bigger variety of opinions," said Colia.
Experimental Filmmaker Ken Jacobs
Ken Jacobs, a groundbreaking, avant-garde artist who has been experimenting with film for more than 50 years, visited campus in February to show some of his work and discuss his techniques with students and faculty.
Jacobs was at the forefront of the underground film movement of the 1950s and '60s and continues to make films today. Retrospectives of his work have been shown at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the American Museum of the Moving Picture, and The American Center in Paris, among others. He also co-founded the film department at Binghamton University, where he taught until 2003.
Film History faculty member Malcolm Turvey said that Jacobs was invited to campus in part because "he has survived totally outside the film industry (both independent and mainstream). I wanted students to see that this is possible."
As an artist, Jacobs' goal is to explode cinema. He uses film less as a vehicle for storytelling and more as a tool to try to change the way that people look at the world. His techniques include a variety of moving-image media, from modern digital technology to hand-manipulated projectors that don't even use film.
During his talk, Jacobs explained the basic premise behind his work: "I think that art must confuse you; you have to go through a period of confusion and then surmount it. It's not necessary to understand it, but it must somehow be absorbed."
Jacob's visit was sponsored by the Spencer Barnett Memorial Fund, which honors the memory of a Sarah Lawrence student and passionate devotee of experimental film who passed away in 2008.
Bruno Barreto Film Series
Also in February, the College hosted a film series and discussion with Bruno Barreto, the Academy-award nominated director from Brazil. (Barreto's son, Gabriel, is a student at Sarah Lawrence; he studies film history with Gilberto Perez, who arranged the series.)
Barreto's work is much more story-based and traditional than the avant-garde Jacobs. Barreto's movies range from comedies like Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands to social commentary and political thriller such as Four Days in September, a film that depicts the true story of the kidnapping of an American ambassador in Brazil.
Despite a snowstorm on the day in February when he was to speak to students, the turnout was high and the question-and-answer session lively at the Heimbold Visual Arts Center.
Fielding questions about his career and his directorial techniques, Barreto said that many things weren't necessarily planned. "The secret to improvisation is preparation. When I'm really prepared, then I'm ready to improvise. It sounds like a paradox, but believe me, it really works. When you have a very solid starting point, then you can relax, explore, and play," Barreto said--advice that seemed applicable well beyond the world of filmmaking.


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I won't be buying a lottery ticket this week. Luck and judgement seem to have deserted me. Here's my diary of despair:
Wed 6th June
Mike Gatting's 55th birthday and the second day v Somerset. To mark the jubilee the country had just been celebrating, a Jubilee line train stops working somewhere near the Palace, so all trains come to a halt. I get to Lord's about 20 minutes after the start of play to find I've missed Middlesex taking four wickets in ten balls, which is the sort of thing that happens about once a decade. Thanks, TfL, hope you raise your game for the Olympics.
I do, though, get to enjoy some heavy rain and an early lunch, and later a bit of a flurry from Chris Rogers taking a pair of fours off consecutive overs and reaching his 50 out of 69-1, which is a hint as to what's to come.
Because of the rain, the final session after tea becomes one of 41 overs. I have to leave at 5.30pm. Well not have to, I could change my plans. But I don't. I choose to leave at 5.30ish with the score – I made a note – 187-1 off 48 overs. When I get home half-an-hour later, Middlesex have scored 57 off those 8 overs and I'm already kicking myself. By the close, the 21 overs I've missed at the end the day are worth 134 runs, with Rogers' third 50 coming off 28 balls – pretty good for T20 never mind a 4-dayer – and Denly also reaching his century, and a 245-run partnership.
Thur 7th June
I make the effort despite rain being forecast. Get to Lord's in plenty of time. Not quite 17 overs bowled in the day in which not much happens. Rain. Went home.
Fri 8th June
Day 4. Still rain around, surely heading for a draw even if they manage to play. Decide not to go. They play. I hear rain on my windows, barely five miles from Lord's, and yet they're playing. Think about going, but don't. Suddenly it looks like Middlesex could force a win as Somerset wickets keep falling and things get interesting. But not for me.
Sunday 10th June
Middlesex v Lancashire in a 40-over. After a sunny morning it clouds over and the missus convinces me that'll it'll be raining by 3pm and it'll hardly be worth going and anyway there's a friend in hospital who needs visiting blah blah nag nag. Well it's only the one-day stuff, so I don't go.
I miss a couple of the great Middlesex one-day innings of our time and Lancs get knocked over and it's a famous, crushing victory over a good side, an occasion that'll be told in song and story for many-a long year. Except I won't be telling it. I wasn't there. Eleven sixes. And that was just Morgan. Highest Middlesex one-day score. Ever. Fastest century of the season and probably some other records but I feel too sick to check.
Wed 13th June
Well I warned you last week that it'll pretty much be the Middlesex seconds against the West Indians. I thought I'd get there for mid-day but get delayed. So I manage to miss some entertaining West Indian batting, of course. When I arrive Middlesex are on a sluggish 10-0 after about six overs. By the time I walk round the ground and get a seat they're 11-2 needing 7.5 an over. The match is lost before I sit down.
There follows a slow disintegration as wickets fall and runs accumulate far too slowly and the asking rate creeps ever upwards. It's good to see the Windies at close quarters though, of course, I only see their fielding to an uncompetitive Middlesex side.
The most entertaining thing from then on is how far the Middlesex score falls behind the Duckworth/Lewis par. At 51-4 after 15 overs D/L is 156. At 63-5 D/L is 191, and at 89-7 D/L is 266. Well the sun comes out and I'm there, so I stay, as do a good crowd. We see the mystery spinner Narine, but the real spinning sensation is Gayle. Gayle is far too cool to look like he's trying and his bowling has CBA written all over it, but he ends the misery with a solitary over which is a double-wicket maiden.
That's the pitiful story of my eight-day week of hurt. For the rest of the season, of course, I dare not miss an over. And it'll be rubbish.
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Blogs develop over time, just like the writer. I read some of the early posts in my blog and I can't believe I wrote them, they're so bad. There are other things I wrote and I don't know how I did it, I wish I could write like that all the itme.
In school I took some movie class. I forget what it was, some kind of elective thing where we initially watched Monty Python and stuff. At the end we had to write plays. Other students read the drafts and we redid them each week. One guy, a guy that couldn't take anything seriously, wrote this terrible thing, just horrible. We were laughing not because it was funny but it sounded like a 2nd grader wrote it. Over the course of maybe 10 classes he revised and refined his ridiculous play. At the end it was probably the best one of the class, entertaining, not too serious, definitely engaging. I was really surprised as I figured he had no chance. In the end I thought he had at least "most improved" down and was a podium in terms of "best play".
Keep writing and develop your style. Take serious feedback seriously. Do what you want but do things properly.
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Indiana's students and schools have made great progress in recent years. According to the latest scores from the National Assessment of Educational Progress, Indiana is improving at the second-fastest rate of any state in the country.
We owe this progress to the hard work of our students, teachers, and the parents and school reformers everywhere who have insisted that we hold ourselves to high standards.
To continue this momentum, in the last legislative session we increased funding for schools, created new performance funding for teachers who get results in the classroom, and extended high-quality school options to more children.
I am especially proud that Indiana is taking the lead in making career and vocational education a priority in every high school in our state.
At this moment, 11 Regional Works Councils made up of educators and business leaders are working to design new career and vocational curricula that are relevant to the jobs in their communities. The legislation that established this effort and our new Career Council passed the General Assembly unanimously.
Change is never easy, but by working together, Hoosiers have been able to make meaningful progress for our kids and our schools. Yet, there is more work to be done.
In education, that starts with fresh thinking about where our kids are headed after graduation. That's why I created the Center for Education and Career Innovation. It is an innovative approach to the education and workforce preparation pipeline that breaks down the silos that exist between K-12 schools, higher education and workforce development.
In Indiana, the governor is responsible for higher education and workforce development, as well as for appointing the 10 members of the State Board of Education, which the state superintendent of public instruction chairs. Under Indiana law, the State Board of Education sets policy for our K-12 schools and oversees the implementation of those policies by the Department of Education.
The Center for Education and Career Innovation consolidates the education and workforce responsibilities of the governor in a way that removes barriers that exist for our students, workers and employers. It does so without taking any authority away from the Department of Education.
The center has hired distinguished education and workforce experts, some of whom worked for the superintendent and some of whom worked for her predecessor. The co-director, Claire Fiddian-Green, is a lifelong Democrat whose strong background in bipartisan education reform reflects my commitment to take politics out of the development of education policy in Indiana.
Hoosiers may be assured that I will continue to advocate for new ways to support teachers, strengthen traditional and charter public schools and see to it that all our children have access to the kind of education that leads to success in life.
Education in Indiana is a shared responsibility. I take my responsibility to continue the progress we have made in our schools very seriously, but I do regret that the Department of Education and the superintendent have misunderstood my sincere desire to work with them on behalf of all the children of Indiana.
Hoosiers place a high priority on our schools. They are not well served when politics prevents us from getting the job done for our kids. It's time to put conflict behind us and work together for the benefit of our kids and their futures.
In the days ahead, I will look forward to working through these issues in a manner worthy of our people with respect and civility. And I invite the superintendent to join us in that effort.


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Yesterday I got my first iPhone, an early Christmas present from my mother. It is a beautiful little thing, sleek and light and colorful. I spent hours downloading apps and organizing my interests into icons. It is amazing how much of myself I can fit inside something so small. I can hold my life in my hands.
All night my new phone dinged and pinged and swooshed with notifications of lives that went on living after I closed my eyes to sleep. And for all of the complaints there are about social media, about the over-sharing and the publicness and the distraction from the "real world" (whatever that is), I am continually grateful for every little noise that reminds me I am connected. I am not alone. I have an entire network of people literally at my fingertips. There is something really remarkable about that.
The work of my life is to connect. Every day I try to make connections – between myself and other people, between the past and the present, between what I know and what I feel. Every word I write makes a connection between one idea and the next. Every thought I think makes a connection between me and everything else. Every moment is a linking and a synching to the rest of the world.
On Wednesday night I had dinner with a dear friend, and we had a conversation that I will hold in my heart for the rest of my life. It was a beautiful little thing, to sit across from someone and connect, to understand and to be understood, to fit so much of ourselves inside something as small as a conversation. Every little noise – the sound of yes and I know and me too – reminded me that I am not alone. I have an entire someone who I connect with entirely. And there is something really remarkable about that. It is no small thing.
At times it can feel as though the world is the wrong size, or you are the wrong size in it – too big or too small for what surrounds you. The dimensions are constantly shifting. You get stretched and crushed and pushed around a lot. It is impossible to remain fixed as any one shape. It is foolish to try. What doesn't bend, breaks.
The only way to survive is to expand and to shrink, and to know when each is necessary. Sometimes you can hold your life in your hands, and sometimes you need to be held by someone else. Sometimes you are sleek and light. Sometimes you are rough and dark. We all go through this. All of us.
And the only way to understand that is to connect. It is to open the icon of other worlds, to step inside them, to listen to their stories and to contribute some of your own. It is more than being social. It is more than networking. It is the sharing of a life. It is the sharing of yourself.
It is an invitation and a gift. "Come in," you say. "Be a part of this. Understand and be understood. Love and be loved. You are exactly the right size and shape for my life. You fit into my world perfectly. Come. Let's hold each other's lives in our hands. Let's never have to feel like we're alone."


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There's a saying out there (from Warren Buffett, I believe) that goes something like "whenever a great management team and a lousy industry come together, it's the industry that maintains its reputation." That warning would seem to apply to Rock-Tenn (NYSE:RKT) these days as although the company's stock has done reasonably well, management continues to struggle to deliver on the potential synergies and operational improvements at the former Smurfit-Stone assets.
The crux of the Rock-Tenn argument is pretty simple. If Rock-Tenn can do with Smurfit-Stone's corrugated packaging assets what it did previously with its own paperboard/containerboard assets, this will be a large and profitable company. If Rock-Tenn cannot lift up those Smurfit-Stone assets, then the company will languish from a value-destroying deal that levered the balance sheet and saddled it with lesser assets.
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Recent Results Show a Lot of Volatility
Rock-Tenn has become an "interesting" stock around earnings time, as investors have run hot and cold on the company's ability to drive better results. In fact, there's been a good quarter/bad quarter pattern ever since the deal for Smurfit-Stone closed that has seen the company swing between beats and misses with little warning.
The issue has been, is and continues to be whether the company can realize the multi-hundred million dollars of potential synergies and cost/margin improvements at Smurfit-Stone. So far, the progress has been disappointing and Rock-Tenn has responded with sweeping management changes at several plants (in addition to ongoing plant closures/consolidations and infrastructure improvements).
This is no trivial question. Not only did Rock-Tenn pay about $3.5 billion for these assets, but corrugated materials now make up about two-thirds of the company's revenue base - making the company's former containerboard operations (which were very well-run) a secondary operation.
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Industry Dynamics Favorable ... for Now
By and large, paper packaging companies are looking at what should be favorable operating conditions. Price hikes in containerboard and cartonboard seem to have stuck, and while fiber prices seem to be moving up a bit, the scale of the increase hasn't been bad. What's more, energy prices are pretty benign, and Rock-Tenn certainly benefits if natural gas prices stay low.
Demand should also be stable to up. Most packaged food companies are seeing volumes stabilize and are allocating more resources to promotional activities. That should help Rock-Tenn's carton and point-of-purchase display business, as well as the corrugated operations. That said, paper packaging producers like International Paper (NYSE:IP), Rock-Tenn and Packaging Corp (NYSE:PKG) generally see their demand tied to economic activity, so there isn't likely to be a huge tailwind for demand. Likewise, Rock-Tenn isn't as leveraged to new product introductions as a smaller company like Graphic Packaging (NYSE:GPK).
I don't think investors can afford to rest completely easy, though. The industry as benefited from a lot of consolidation and capacity curtailment. While the big players have been uncommonly responsible about not bringing mothballed capacity back up at the first sign of better conditions, there is a risk that better industry operating conditions will become a "self-correcting" phenomenon.
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The Bottom Line
An investment in Rock-Tenn comes down to this - do you believe that Rock-Tenn's high-quality management can turn around those Smurfit-Stone assets and make this a much larger very well-run company, or are those Smurfit-Stone assets/operations of a quality such that they cannot be fixed or run well by even a good management team? While I don't mean to give short shrift to matters like input costs, underlying volume growth and so on, I do believe the company's ability to deliver real synergies and margin leverage from Smurfit-Stone is the key question.
Right now I believe that the company will be mostly successful in that regard, but that the Smurfit-Stone assets will never be fully as good as the company's prior containerboard operations. To that end, I see mid-single digit revenue growth and gradual free cash flow margin improvement from the low/mid-single digits into the high single digits over time. That works out to an eye-popping growth rate in the 20% range (off of a low base), but a fair value after debt in the low $80s - making Rock-Tenn a good hold and a potential watch list candidate, but not a very compelling buy today.
At the time of writing, Stephen D. Simpson did not own any shares in any company mentioned in this article.


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Another D.C. emergency agency is facing questions over the reliability of its vehicles. This time it's Metropolitan Police, who admit that nearly 1 in 4 of their vehicles are past their recommended retirement age. But is that translating into a safety issue?
There is a good chance some D.C. police cars have been on the road longer than planned. In fact, the department acknowledges it is playing catch-up in terms of modernizing its fleet.
About 336 vehicles, or 24-percent of its fleet, will be pounding the pavement, protecting and serving past their preferred retirement window of five years or 100,000 miles, adding to maintenance costs.
"It's a real problem," says Kristopher Baumann, president of the Fraternal Order of Police. "This is the sort of thing that can't happen yet continues to happen in D.C. This isn't a new problem."
"If you look at the street what I call eyeball research you can see a lot of new equipment on the streets," says Mayor Vincent Gray.
The new cruisers slashed the number of cars needed to be phased out in half since last year. The Metropolitan Police Department says even if the older units still in service require additional maintenance, the department operates at 95-percent readiness.
Roughly half of the D.C. ambulances are out of service.
"I do think it's a good start to cut the old cars and bring some new modern cars here," says Chontrelle Gregory of Washington.
"Safety is first. Means of transportation is very important. Maintenance of the cars needs to be upgraded," says Steve Buckson of Washington.
In his new budget, Mayor Gray is seeking an additional $7.2 million to continuing updating the District's first responder fleet.
"We have a plan that over three years we'll be on schedule with all of the vehicles in MPD and FDEMS," says Mayor Gray.
The Police Union blames Council Chairman Phil Mendelson, who used to have an oversight of the police department, for allowing the fleet situation to become an issue. But one of the rank-and-file officers praises the maintenance team and says the fleet is the newest he's seen in his decade-and-a-half on the force.


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Issue date: Monday, August 31, 1964
Pages available: 12
Previous edition: Sunday, August 30, 1964
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Publication name: Coshocton Times
Location: Coshocton, Ohio
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Years available: 1964 - 1964Learn more about this publication
Coshocton Times, The (Newspaper) - August 31, 1964, Coshocton, Ohio TELEPHONES BUSINESS OFFICES 622-2837 NEWSROOM 622-1122 The Coshocton Tribune The Best In local news and In national and world plus In editorial page and other features VOL. 56, NO. 9 fulJ Wire Report of United PreM International COSHOCTON, OHIO 43812, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 31, 1964 Beit of Newspaper Comics and Pictorial SEVEN CENTS LBJ MANS THE Johnson pumps water by hand while his Democratic running-mate, Sen. Hubert Humphrey, washes his hands during a weekend visit to Johnson City, Tex. Watching are Lady Bird and Sen. Humphrey's son, Douglas- (UPI Telephoto) Mother Turns Self, 4 Children Into Torches ATLANTA (UPI) Steve Martin, an eight-year-old Little leaguer, was supposed to start school today. Instead he "lies in a hospital bed. his mind a muddle of confused thoughts. Steve was the victim of a nightmarish tragedy which took the lives of his mother and three little sisters. Police said the mother, Kath- erine Martin, a winsome 28- year-old, drenched Steve and the three girls with gasoline Saturday night, doused the flu- id over her own body and struck a match. All four were turned into human torches. Mrs. Martin and Jean, 6, Su- san, 3, and Sarah, 18 months, were killed. But Steve made a dash across the front yard, his flesh aflame, and a neighbor spotted him. The neighbor, W. F. Wolfe, threw him to the ground and extinguished the flames with a blanket. The tragedy shocked the mid- dle class neighborhood in the industrial suburb of Chamblee where the Martins lived. Little Steve mumbled from his hospital bed that his moth- er kept saying, "I've got to do it; I've got to do as she poured gasoline on the children and lighled the matches to their bodies late Saturday night. Steve was in critical condi- tion at Georgia Baptist Hospi- tal with burns over 40 per cent of his body. President, Guests End Playful Time at Ranch JOHNSON CITY. Tex. (UPI) Johnson returned to the formalities of office today that ended a relaxed ranch country weekend wh ch ranged from moments of sentiment to hilarity. the food stamp program. Johnson, who arrived here with Humphrey and their wives on Friday from Atlantic City, N. J., scene of the Democratic National Convention, was un- c-rtain Sunday when he would The Chief Executive bade head back to Washington. He farewell Sunday afternoon to his weekend guest and vice presidential running mate, Sen. Hubert H. Humpmey. who re- turned to Washington for the Senate's reconvening. At 2 p.m. EDT, Johnson scheduled a phone call to the plasterer's union meeting at the Sheraton Hotel in Philadelphia. Then, ho planned to sign into law the 1964 measure extending Suggests New Deed CROYDON, England Surrey Cub Scout chief Edgar Lea said he told two of his Wolf Cubs today to find a new "good deed" to perform after he caught them warning driv- ers to watch out for a police radar speed zone down the road. Disturbance Is Halted by Police NEW YORK (UPI) Steel- helmeted police broke up a near-riot between feuding Ne- groes and Puerto Ricans in Manhattan's Lower East Side Sunday night and fired shots at fire bomb throwers. Three Molotov cocktails were tossed at a Negro-occupied tene- ment and two Puerto Ricans were arrested on arson charges The same street had been the scene of similar disorders early Sunday morning, and police said they evidently were sparked by the fatal shooting late Saturday night of a Puerto Rican, allegedly by a Negro. The arrest of the two Puerto Ricans brought to 24 the num- ber of persons taken into cus- tody since the disorders broke out several hours after the fatal shooting of Robert Rojas, 35. James Ballinger, a 23-year- old Negro, was arrested on homicide charges in the shoot- ing which occurred as Rojas was walking near his home. The Puerto Rican was rushed to Bellevue Hospital but was dead on arrival. said he was thinking of staying at his LBJ ranch near here for "a couple of days" more. Saturday night, Johnson was honored by more than of his neighbors at a barbecue celebrating his 56th birthday, which was Thursday. He made a speech forecasting a "long and rough" election campaign and keyed largely to a defense of his administration's policies in Viet Nam and other crisis areas. But Sunday, from a warm, personal standpoint, brought the highlight of the weekend when President and Mrs. Johnson took Humphrey, his wife and their 16-year-old son, Douglas, for a 75-minute tour of the ranch. A score of cameramen and reporters trailed along as the President and his running mate shouted "yahoo" and chased cattle for the photographers. During one such adventure. Humphrey soiled his shoe and quipped: "Mr. Prsident, I just stepped on the Republican platform." Johnson laughed uproariously. He also thought of barring pub- lication of the remark, saying he didn't want to force an an- swer from the GOP national Chairman Dean Burch. "On the other hand, let's see what he Johnson added. Highway Death Toll Set at 12 For Weekend Negroes Enter Mississippi Public Schools Racial Bars Go Down Without j Strife in Biloxi By AL KUETTNER BILOXI, Miss. (UPI) Mis- issippi desegregated its first lublic schools today in an at- mosphere of resignation after ears of resistance. Sixteen Negroes were accept- d in four elementary schools n this historic vhere statclv. coastal citv. Police on Guard Against New Riots in Philadelphia Gangs of Negroes Continue Vandal Looting By GENE HARRIS 'pay foe patrolmen. area in patrol cars supplies of foodstuffs. A PHILADELPHIA (UPI) A, The number arrested by pounded beats abore-jfew minutes later, a gang o! weekend of Negro rioting, plun-.lice during the three days of dering and bloodshed waned, conflict totaled 3G9 men, worn- into sporadic outbreaks of van-Jen and teen-agers. A special dalism and looting today. court was set up at City Hall Mayor James H.J. Tate dispose of the charges viated to a few hundred on rooftops showered The tightened with a barrage of hot wasn't enough, however, to con-i ties, rocks and bricks. trol the situation completely. There were scattered acts ol Bands of Negroes, many of: vandalism and looting in othei clare-J the situation under them. A total of 197jthem teen-agers of the city. Six store trol but kept in force a had been disposed of and looting in sud-j windows were broken In a Ne- curfew and a guard of po-jfore Judge Vincent A. Carrolljden strikes, smashing windows ;gco acea of West Philadelphia. large show window in a moss coveredilicemen in the ravaged court shortly beforeiand stealing merchandise, )aks bend to the blast of low-i area in North Philadelphia'midnight until this morning. Jfleeir.g through slum area! center-city clothing store was the defendants before police could ar-i smashed, a metal trash basket i lying jet planes at a nearby known as the "jungle." Air Force base, and by 10 a.m. ST, 14 were in first grade classes. There were no incidents. It was in sharp contrast to i Most of A total of 348 persons werej held on bail, injured, seven of them in briefl Patrolmen armed with !nve. ;was hurled through a down- Most of the new outbreaks .skirmishes with police Sunday -clubs patroled the six-square- occurred on the northern fringe night. More than 100 of the area constantly. the devastated area. A state jured were policemen. The! rode in buses as complete .he rioting that claimed twoimayor said "damage costs'Msquads ready to rush into vari- I liquor store was looted of it? contents when police rushed to By United Press International A rash of Sunday traffic acci- dents pushed Ohio's weekend traffic death toll to at least 12, with three other deaths bring- ing the total for the weekend to at least 15. The worst accident of the pe- riod beginning at 6 p.m. Friday and ending at midnight Sunday took place Sunday west of To ledo, when a father and two daughters were killed in a head- on collision. In all, seven persons were killed in Sunday traffic mishaps. Hot weather sent thousands of Ohioans to the beaches and pools, but only two drownings were reported for the weekend period. A Cleveland man was killed in a fall from the roof of his house. The dead: FRIDAY Cleveland: Jerry Cerny. 80, Cleveland, accidentally fell from the roof of his house here late Friday and was killed. Defiance: Mrs. Hazel Vogel. 63, Defiance, was fatally injured Friday when a car driven by her husband Bernard, 66, turned into the path of another car on Ohio 424 west of here. SATURDAY Bellaire: James W. Meadows, 19, Rt. 2, Jacobsburg, and Dav- (Page 5. Please) ives when Negro James Mere-jwould amount to several mil-jous sections where trouble de- a grocery several blocks away dith enrolled at the dollars, including Other police capture two boys emerging! of Mississippi at Oxford on Sept. 30, 1962. Seventeen Negroes had reg- istered for classes at Biloxi. one of four Mississippi cities ordered by the courts to make a start toward desegregation this fall. One was rejected, however, when it was learned that the child's parents live out- side the state. White parents sat in their cars, in the vicinity of the four Biloxi schools long after their children had entered but there was no attempt to interfere when the Negro youngsters ap peared and walked shyly hold ing their parent's hands into the schools. Seven Negroes entered Gor enflo, three others began class es at Lopez elementary anr four entered Dukate, an olc two-story building surroundec town shoe store window, anc more than 14 stores in an area south of the embattled region were looted. Bud Outlaw, a Negro news- man, was trapped in a tele- (Paze 6, Please) Water Will Be Off City water will be shut off from 1 p.m. until 5 p.m. Tues- day in the area north of Chest- nut st., between Ninth and Seventeenlh sts., according to city service director's office. Both sides of Chestnut st. will be without water, the report stated. Record Crowds Flock to State Fair; Horse Racing Program Starts Today COLUMBUS (UPI) Cloudy j the Ohio State Trot, skies and humid, 90-degrce wea- II will_ be followed by the S29.- ther only cut into attendance slightly Sunday and the Ohio State Fair was still drawing at a record pace as today's activ- ities began. An estimated 278.763 have made their way through die gates thus far. about 300 over the total for the first three days of last year's record fair. Attendance Sunday was esti- mated at a good portion of which came from outside Columbus. Of those, 57.355 paid their way in and an esti- mated 41.000 were non-paying visitors. Today's program was geared to fraternal and service club exhibits and to the ladies. And between and crippled children were admitted free, treated to a lunch and 250 Ohio State Pace on Tuesday. The grandstand show also was changed today with hillbilly Co- medians Homer and Jethro and the Ginny Tiu family opening a three-day run with afternoon and evening performances. A pair of misses named Lin- da picked up beauty titles in contests during the weekend. Linda Grafmiller, 18, an Ohio State University coed from sub- urban Upper Arlington, Sunday night was crowned Miss Wool of Ohio. Runnerup in the field of 24 was Joyce Bartleson, 20. Co- lumbus, also attending Ohio State. Linda Spahr, 16, Fairborn. was chosen Saturday as Future Farmers of America queen in competition with 145 other con- testants. Members of her court were Mary Saiter, Ridgeway; rode the rides free. They came Cindy Sharp, West Alexandria, from about 50 counties. i and Lynda Burnett, St. Marys. The four-day harness racing. Both girls will compete in '.h; program, with prizes totaling j queen of queens contest Thurs- also began today with'day night with the winner of that contest being crowned Miss Ohio State Fair of 1965. Sunday also a record price paid out at a livestock auction. Bob Evans Sausage Co., Colum bus, bought the fair's grand champion barrow, a 225-pound Hampshire, for from Wi! liam Nash, Sharpsville. That figured to S3.05 per pound com pared with the record of S3.01 set last year. There were a few moments of unscheduled excitement at the Wall of Death motorcycle thrill show Sunday. Jack Hutchens of Ocala, Fla., operator of the show, was rid ing on the walls of the wooden tank when his motorcycle caught fire. He scrambled out of the tank and was treated for minor burns. The motorcycle set fire to the show's canvas tent, dam- aging it. Pamela Ventura, Berea, who received a broken right ankle when she fell from a ferris wheel at the fair Saturday, was released Sunday from Universi- ty Hospital Nasser Pledges Aid to Makarios NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) President Makarios headed for home today from talks with United Arab Republic President Gamal Abdel Nasser. He took with him a promise of :'aJl pos- sible assistance" for his Greek Cypriot government against "foreign aggression.'1 A joint communique at the close of talks between Makari- os and Nasser in Alexandria, Egypt, called for "cessation of foreign interference in the af- fairs of Cyprus so. its people will have the opportunity to solve their own problems by their ownfree will." The communique did not mention Turkey's threat to in- vade the island to protect its Turkish minority. Both sides denounced "for- eign bases which constitute a direct threat to world peace and security in the area." This was a reference to the British bases now on the is- land and the possibility of their being replaced by NATO installations. by ancient oaks. The mother one of th (Page 5. Please) Main St. Store Is Burglarized Merchandise believed to be valued at several hundred dol- lars was stolen early Sunday from the Cussins and Fearn store on West Main st.. Co- shocton police reported today. Members of the police de- partment today are trying to find clues to the burglary while store employes check invento- ry to determine what w a s stolen. The burglary was discover- ed at 3 a.m. Sunday when po- licemen making their regular rounds of business places noted that door on the west side of the building looked like it as ajar. They investigated and found that a door on the east side of the building had been dam- aged. A panel was broken out to permit the burglars to en- er the building and they ap- parently left by the west door into the parking lot. RIOT put their arms through smashed-out windows of police cruiser following weekend rioting in North Philadelphia. The car was damaged during violence which resulted in 348 persons being injured and 369 arrested. {UPI Telephoto) Weather Fair and cooler tonight, low, 55. Sunny, slightly warmer Tuesday with high of 85. U.S. Airman Is Viet Nam Victim SAIGON, Viet Nam Lawmakers Return to Capital After Conclave WASHINGTON (UPI) Con-l House-passed bill to expand So gress returns today to continue cial Security coverage and in- 1 i i j fci1 J.v_.n.tiijo j1 vu tjv-witiii> Mini 111 M I m'hary wrangling over several key is- crease benefits by 5 per cent said today that an American Air Force captain was killed when Communist guerrillas fired on his plane near the edge of Bicn Hoa Air Base. The spokesman also disclosed that four other Americans have been wounded by Communist mines and gunfire in South Viet Nam. The slain Air Force captain was identified as Richard Dean Goss. of Seattle. Wash. the added prospect I Backers of Johnson's medicare that a dose of presidential politics may be thrown in for good measure. The lawmakers, in recess dur- program. which would be fi- nanced by Social Security, planned to introduce it a; an amendment to the measure. ing the past week for the Demo-i Supporters of the heal'h care cratic national convention, werejprogram for elderly persons eager to wind up business and begin the campaign. But lead- ers indicated that it might be three to four weeks before Con- gress can adjourn. Five Killed in Head-on Crash NAPOLEON (UPI) Five persons, including four mem- bers of a Trenton. Tenn. family, were killed early today in a head-on collision on U.S. 24 about 10 miles east of here. Killed in the grinding crash John W. Shininger. 17, were Among issues still facing the The spokesman said Gossj House and Senate are Temperatures was killed along mecl High Sunday, 84; low, 64. One year ago, high 83; low, 62. Atlanta Boston Charleston, S.C.. Des Moines..... El Paso......... Indianapolis Los Angeles..... Miami New Orleans New York Ra'leigh....... San Francisco Spokane High Low 87 81 .86 78 .95 95 86 93 .91 86 67 63 Washington ...90 Wichita 84 70 fiS 78 61 71 57 64 80 76 74 72 56 37 74 75 Collision Is Fatal ST. JOHN, Mich. (UPI) Five members of the family of Donald Kretzler, Defiance, Ohio were injured and a Lansing, Mich., woman was killed in a two-car collision Saturday at the junction of U.S. 27 and Michigan 57 near here. Obituaries, Page 11 a state legislative reappor- pressed Appalachia region Defiance, Ohio, driver of one of IWl IU lw I J l_ L O V> I 1 _ _ predicted it would clear the the cars, Ray CGu ledge >0, Senate, but the House approval was dim. In the House, representatives! outlook foriTrenton- Tcnn the olher driv' er; his mother. Lois. 45: his Dale 6 and his sister, were expected to give early ap- proval to Johnson's SI billion: proposal for revitalizing the dc-, 15. father, Joe, 54, and an uncle. Virgil Sanders. 37, namese student pilot Saturday '.ionmenl. foreign aid and one while practicing night landings i portion of President Johnson's at the American Bicn Hoa anti-poverty program. Detroit, were in seriaus concli- 15 miles north of here. U. S. are stationed at Scheduled as first order of business in the Senate was ai jet bombers the bases. He said their A-1E-G fighter- bomber was fired on from the! ground immediately before it! crashed 200 yards from the end of the runway. The spokesman said an in- vestigation was still going on By A. E. HEFFERNAN to determine whether the eno-i RIRMTXTHW my ground fire was the actual' BIRMINGHAM, cause of the crash 'The church The captain was the 276th used to reverberate with part of his anti-poverty pro- gram. Although both Johnson and GOP presidential nominee Bar- _ 1100 at Hospiral 5. Please} Negro Church Blasted By Bomb Is Re-Opened in Bowling Green with possible fractures, lacerations and con- tusions. William Heller. 20. Defiance, was in serious condition in De- fiance Hospital with multiple j The Henry County sheriff's ;office said Shiningcr apparently j crossed the center line and .smashed into the Gullcdgc ve- hicle, but deputies said they had been unable to question any of Jhc survivors. There apparently were no wit- lip> nesses to the crash, which took American to die in South Viet dom They were si-j On Sept. 15. 1963, shortly af-iplace in a remote area near Nam since Jan. 1, 1951. Of icnced by'a fatal dynamite b.astjlcr a.i demonstrate. The words "we shall over- were on everybody's these 188 have been killed in combat action. Five-Day Forecast By United Press International i Ohio; Temneratures will aver-i and now only hymns are heard inside. A quarter of the 675 members of 16th Street Baptist Church :attended re-dedication services .m.. the church be- Texas, about 10 miles cast of this Henry County community. Passenger Trains Collide in Holland ARNHEM, The September's riynam i Sunday. church's They marked the official rebirth after age four to seven degrees Two local passenger1 blast that killed four young Ne- trains crashed head-on today gro girls. normal. Representative normal high and low temperatures arc Cleveland 78-56, Columbus 82-56, Cincinnati 84-62. Warming Tues- day and Wednesday and then lit- tle change until turning cooler toward end of the week. Rain- fall will total around asjone train rose into the air andjgration near the Westcrvoort Bridge; cast of here. First reports said four per- sons were killed and 12 in- ured. The ceremony was qviiet and dignified. The church last summer was the site of nightly "mass meet- ings" of Negroes, who heard i came a center of tragedy. A dynamite explosion killed the girls in the basemen: whrrej Kills Woman they attended Sunday school. The children were Dcnise McNair. 11; Diane Robinson. 13; Cynthia Wesley. 14. and Addie Mae Collins, 12. Millions of people were shocked. Almost immediately thousands of messages and do- nations of money poured in. The church was rebuilt it a cost of one fifth cnv- Officials said the coach of stirring messages from by insurance, the res leaders such as the scattered thundershowers Thurs- fell on the third coach of Martin Luther King Jr., At the rededication Sundayjthe hospital following treatment day or Fiiday. other. and thAn went on the street to from contributions WASHINGTON. Pa. (UPI) Mrs. .lanet Mcllinger. 39. of Elytia. Ohio, died in Washing- ton Hospital Sunday about hours after being adrrnUM with injuries suffered when her auto failed to negotiate a curve on a road near here and rammed into a house. The victim's husband, t h Rev. John Mcllinger, pastor of the Fhst Presbyterian Church of Elyria, was relc.iscd from only church music was sung, for facial lacerations. {NEWSPAPER! lEWSPAPERr ;


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Although the class action lawsuit over Taco Bell's beef authenticity was brought forth a week ago, the meat drama has only just begun.
The suit, introduced last Monday by an Alabama-based law firm, claims the chain's "seasoned beef" ads mislead consumers because its products only contain a fraction of what they portend. It was filed on behalf of all consumers.
Even though many consider the case to be frivolous, the situation has already affected the chain's brand perception.
According to YouGov BrandIndex, which interviews 5,000 people daily from across the country, Taco Bell's Index scores fell from 25.2 to 11.7 since the suit was filed Jan. 19. It is now below the sector's average score of 12.2.
Damage control
It's too early to tell if this perception score will stay down and, if it does, it certainly won't be because Taco Bell didn't defend itself.
The company has already released two statements vigorously defending its product and rolled out a Spanish language campaign and an online campaign (via YouTube, Facebook and Taco Bell's company website) supporting its product.
Also, Friday's readers of the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, USA Today, Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times, Boston Globe, Orange County Register, San Diego Tribune and San Francisco Chronicle were greeted with a giant "Thank you for suing us" message penned by Taco Bell president Greg Creed.
The chain's full page ad embraces candor, outlining exactly what its beef filling includes: "We start with USDA-inspected quality beef (88 percent)," said Greg Creed, president of Taco Bell. "Then add water to keep it juicy and moist (3 percent). Mix in Mexican spices and flavors including salt, chili pepper, onion powder, tomato powder, sugar, garlic powder and cocoa powder (4 percent). Combine a little oats, caramelized sugar, yeast, citric acid and other ingredients that contribute to the flavor, moisture, consistency and quality of our seasoned beef."
Social media changes response
Such a barrage of responses from a major company is a rarity and never would have happened a few years ago, said Rhonda Sanderson, owner of Chicago-based public relations firm Sanderson & Associates.
"It's a sign of the times. Because of social media and ongoing, pervasive news, everyone has to uber-defend themselves about everything and come out in front of it," she said. "(Taco Bell) is a good solid company, but it doesn't matter if the case is frivolous or not because of the way everything is out there now. They're forced to spend a bunch of money defending themselves and with this situation, they made a big point in a very big way."
Sanderson added that Taco Bell's response should bode well for the company, but isn't sure she'd follow the same route.
"I never would have recommended this much of a response – maybe one statement and that's it. There is still a big percentage of the population that hadn't heard about this lawsuit until Taco Bell released its statements and ad," she said. "I have always believed that you don't make news out of bad news. But, in their defense, they are doing what they have to do. Social media really has caused companies to become overly reactionary and overly defensive."
Social media's impact on damage control aside, transparency is a good position for the company to take because quick-service companies play such a big part in Americans' diets and should be held to a high standard of truth in advertising, according to John F. Banzhaf III, professor of public interest law at George Washington University Law School. Banzhaf helped start the movement of using litigation as a weapon against the obesity epidemic.
Taco Bell is wise not to take the case lightly for other reasons, as well. Banzhaf points out a suit settled against McDonald's in the early 2000s that was originally considered frivolous. The burger giant, however, was eventually forced to pay $12.5 million and the movie "Super Size Me" was created, causing indelible damage to the brand and the perception of the industry in general.
This isn't the only class action suit filed against a large company that was counted out prematurely.
"All in all, there have been at least 10 successful fat lawsuits which have forced many major food corporations to make changes in their food or food advertising," Banzhaf said.
Whether Taco Bell will have to follow this route is yet to be seen. And even though she would have done things differently, Sanderson believes the company is on the right path thus far.
"They're not taking it lightly and they're showing everyone that they have nothing to hide or they wouldn't be doing what they're doing," she said. "If they really did have something to hide, they wouldn't have said a word in the first place."
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Choking during sex.
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What sex board?! Did Ima restart her board?
"You ought to be thankful, a whole heaping lot, for the places and people you're lucky you're not." - Dr. Suess
Have they ever mentioned on that board about liking a warm poo poured over you as in poop in a bag, microwave it and then pour? When someone told me this, all I thought was WTF is wrong with these people?
Well, let's clarify a few things: Being "choked" doesn't mean being strangled to the point of blacking out from lack of oxygen. And it's not the least bit painful. I didn't know I liked it either, until DH did it to me on accident one time (he was aggressivly hugging the inner part of my shoulders, lol). I don't have any emotional problems that I'm aware of.
Isn't that kind of the point of a fetish? Something that not everyone wants or can understand?
I don't understand the Furries or whatever they call themselves, but hey, who am I to judge if it gets your rocks off.
Maybe some people like the feeling of pseudo-danger with a person they trust.
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When it happens in a loving and caring relationship, it is about the submission of yourself to someone else. It can be very exciting to let go of your power and be taken by your partner. It does not mean violence or abuse when it occurs.
"You ought to be thankful, a whole heaping lot, for the places and people you're lucky you're not." - Dr. Suess
And don't get me wrong, I'm not judging this at all. Just curious because obviously my initial thoughts about it are wrong. And I would have posted the question over there but I didn't feel like waiting half an hour for one answer.
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DS2 - May 2014
isnt it called autoerotic asphyxia?
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Dick will make you slap somebody. It's like a heat seeking missle encoded with information.
its supposed to make the orgasmic like even higher more powerful from what I understand?
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Dick will make you slap somebody. It's like a heat seeking missle encoded with information.
That makes sense GMAFB.
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that's interesting….For us Capampangans…"Abo" is pinaghalong tira tirang menudo,mechado,asado,estofado,niluto sa toyo…lahat ng may "do"….its usually the left overs from fiesta….cooked as one dish….its great with garlic fried rice and atchara….and please dnt forget the kape barako with carabao's milk..ehehehe=)
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