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Price: $59.99 USD (MSRP)
Class: Budget
With an MSRP of $59.99 USD, the Corsair 200R Mid Tower is in the budget category of computer cases.
Reviewer's Opinion
Corsair has designed a solid mid tower case with the Carbide Series 200R. I would consider the styling classic but the functionality is excellent. Corsair has combined budget pricing with features and quality that you would find on a more expensive case. The steel of the case is stiff and is painted with a black finish that does not scratch easily. The front bezel is made out of ABS plastic and is nice and thick, so there is no need to worry about parts breaking on it. Both of the side panels come on and off the case easily with the use of thumb screws. Size wise, the 200R is an average mid tower and is relatively light.
The 200R does very well with cable management. There is space behind the motherboard tray for the cables that a typical system would have. It is necessary to be neat to allow the side panel to close easily, but the 200R has tie down points in the right locations to secure your wiring. The cable routing holes are placed in the proper locations to run the necessary wiring behind the motherboard tray, however there are no rubber grommets on them to hide the cabling. The front panel USB 3.0 cables are also flat allowing for better flexibility and cable routing, as this header tends to be thick and take up a lot of room in most builds.
The cooling system in the 200R consists of one 120mm intake fan in the front of the chassis and one 120mm exhaust fan located in the rear. The stock cooling works well enough, but if you have the desire to add additional fans, you can add up to six more fans. You have a 120mm fan mount in the front, two 120mm/140mm fan mounts on the side panel, two 120mm/140mm fan mounts on the top, and one 120/140mm fan mount on the bottom of the case. There is also ventilation below the PSU and dust filters on the front and PSU intakes. Corsair includes fan screws for all additional mounting locations and rubber grommets to reduce the vibration of the fans.
Installing drives into the system is extremely easy, thanks to the tool-less bays. 5.25" drives are able to be installed easily, though you do need to pull the front bezel off to take the blank drive bay cover out easily. You would need to use screws if you were installing a short device such as a fan controller that only had one set of screw holes, since the tool less hold down sits in the back two screw holes. The case has four 2.5" drive bays that are also tool less, the drives simply slide into the slots on and clip into place. There are screws provided if you want to secure the drives further, though it is not necessary. There are also four 3.5" hard drive bays that install in the same fashion. One thing that is nice is no screws or brackets are required to install the hard drive.
The performance of the Corsair 200R was well within range for a mid tower case. The stock fans provide enough airflow to keep the system cool and the front intake fan blows directly onto the GPU. Considering that the GPU being used was an older model that heats up more than modern day GPUs, the direct airflow to it worked very well. Additional fans would certainly increase the performance and there are plenty of locations to mount them. The stock fans were also relatively quiet, even while the system was under load.
The Corsair Carbide Series 200R mid tower is a great choice for those who are looking for a budget chassis. Corsair includes some higher end features, such as the rubber grommets on the fan mounts to reduce the vibration, and the dust filters on the intakes. There are plenty of options for adding additional cooling and space for the average system. The 200R earns a Gold award for its budget pricing, build quality, and ease of installation.
- Good Quality Steel
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Almost every accessories brand is offering exotic skin bags, from alligator to ostrich.
This story first appeared in the July 16, 2007 issue of WWD. Subscribe Today.
The result: a smaller supply of grade-A skins and heightened competition for designers to get them. Despite limited materials and soaring raw skin costs that have increased retail prices, the exotic handbag business shows no signs of slowing.
Accessories designer Carlos Falchi has seen a drastic change in the market in the last five years.
"The problem is that today, everyone wants to be a handbag designer and wants to touch some kind of reptile," said Falchi, who has been using exotic skins for more than 30 years. "For a lot of people, it's difficult to get. It's very competitive and expensive."
Falchi said his costs have tripled. Five years ago, he would have spent $9 on one centimeter of alligator skin. It now costs him $20 to $25.
"The price of alligator has gone up 40 percent in the last two years," said Christine Plott Redd, sales and marketing director of the Griffin, Ga.-based American Tanning & Leather Co., which provides exotic skins to brands such as Proenza Schouler and J.Mendel. "But the price is cyclical. We buy in feet and sell in centimeters. It's been as high as $70 a foot and as low as seven dollars to $10 a foot. Right now, we pay about $53 a foot for an entire raw carcass, which sells at $28 a centimeter. But this is first-grade skin. There's plenty of skins available, but when you get into wanting good skins, that's the problem. There are only so many first-grade skins."
The U.S. government allots farmers only a limited percentage of alligator eggs for skinning in order to secure the species' survival, making it an even smaller pie to divvy up for designers, Plott Redd said.
To ensure his share of top-tier skins, Falchi began working directly with suppliers. He is a partner in a tannery in upstate New York and consults on others in New York and Europe. He also owns a crocodile farm in South America.
"All of my skins, from alligator to python, I have access to," he said. "They are our own farms, so my supply is always available."
Santiago Gonzalez, president of handbag company Nancy Gonzalez, operates his own farms in South America and rarely finds a problem in getting what he needs.
"I usually have priority because my volume is so enormous," Gonzalez said. "I provide 80 percent of my own skins, but we work 100 percent in exotics. Our volume is huge. I made 28,000 bags last year and this year, hopefully, 33,000. So when I buy the amount of skin I use, I have some leverage in the buy."
While Gonzalez doesn't sense any tightening quantity-wise, he feels greater pressure in obtaining the highest-quality skin.
"The quest is to find the best skins," he said. "If you have your own tannery, you're more protected, but if there's an amazing group of skins coming in from Asia, I can guarantee you Hermès will buy it and so will we. Ideally, the best skins in the world come from my tanneries. But if not, I have to go out and get them."
The luxury firms aren't taking any risks, either. Fred Distenfeld, owner of accessories firm LAI and an exotic skin manufacturer for more than 50 years, said brands such as Louis Vuitton, Hermès and Gucci all have secured their share of the market in the last eight years by buying and employing their own tanneries, some of which other designers once relied on.
"These brands are the powerhouses of the luxury world and they have to make sure their supplies exist," Distenfeld said. "The problem is not in the skins themselves, but the quality for the people who want the best possible skins."
Buying isn't easy for anyone, and even the industry's biggest names have to plan ahead.
"Today's market has forced the major brands to get organized, become vertical and partner with two or three tanneries and say, 'OK, we want to make sure we have our supply,'" Plott Redd said. "Where before they could go to a warehouse in Italy and buy whatever they wanted, now they go in and classic colors like black and brown aren't there."
John Truex, designer and co-creative director of Lambertson Truex, is getting his orders in earlier these days.
"It is a bit more challenging now," he said. "You have to think more in advance when planning out the purchasing of materials, but it's something you're aware of and you do. If I wait until the last minute for color development or design change, I may find challenges, but we adjust ourselves based on the market."
Truex also adjusts to the rising cost of skins.
"Like all raw materials, costs have gone up," he said. "And because of that, we have to look at how we design the bags and balance small versus large bags to accommodate for the price increases."
For the younger brands that lack the financial arsenal with which to compete against the big guns, the key to securing skins is by maintaining strong relationships with tanneries.
Darby Scott's exclusive line of alligator, lizard and karung handbags is supplied by American Tanning & Leather Co.
"The market has been pretty competitive in the last couple of years, but for us, we're protected by our suppliers," Scott said.
Plott Redd said, "It's about relationships. We work with people we have relationships with. Would I love to take on Chanel or Louis Vuitton? Absolutely, but I would never in a million years turn my back on the people we've been with for years."
Scott and Plott Redd's relationship began four years ago.
"She's a small fish," Plott Redd said of Scott. "Her business has been impacted. It's difficult. She buys skins and hopes they're available. She's not funded by LVMH, so someone like her gets creative with her skins, using different finishes."
Scott, who works in center cut (meaning she doesn't piece her bags together with different skins, but requires one big piece for the entire bag), often has to forego doing certain bags if she can't get top-graded skins in the right sizes.
"The quality we're looking for can be trouble," she said. "Our suppliers can't always guarantee that we're going to get 100 percent of what we need. When things are dyed and tanned, they don't always come out perfect. There is a certain amount of falloff."
But whatever a brand's volume, buying exotic skins doesn't come with guarantees, and such is the reason for their appeal: the idea that the bags are natural and one-of-a-kind.
"People are looking for something unique, that's real luxury," Gonzalez said. "The same clutch in the same color is not the same bag. Each product has its own personality. That's why people are attracted to skins."
Despite the increasingly crowded market, handbag designers are having a stellar year with exotic skins, proving that, for the moment, there is room for everyone, and that, as more designers jump on board, more buzz surrounds the category.
Designer Lelya Awati, whose Bali-based exotic handbag firm has been in the game for five years, reports her business has been doubling every year.
"It's a reflection of the demand that's out there and the comfort of the American market with the return of skins," she said.
Falchi's exotic business also has doubled in the last two years, and LAI's sales have tripled in the last three to five years, mostly in exotics.
"Our products are very much in demand and our customer base has grown enormously," Distenfeld said.
Lambertson Truex and Nancy Gonzalez have reported an increase in fall wholesale orders. Scott also stated that her alligator and expensive exotics are selling ahead of plan.
As for whether or not the exotic skin market will continue to flourish for everyone, designers remain optimistic.
"There are enough skins for everybody," Gonzalez said. "It's a scarce commodity, but for a scarce clientele. There are enough skins for the people buying these products."

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This was past on to me and I have to share it with you all…
I wanna go back to Philmont!
Just Because I Love Philmont
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Skip to comments.Dems Warn Of Grave Damage To SCOTUS If Obamacare Is Struck Down
Posted on 03/29/2012 1:50:01 PM PDT by Sybeck1
A handful of Senate Democrats sought to assure doubtful liberals that the Supreme Court justices arent ready to strike down their crowning achievement, standing before cameras and mics Wednesday in front of the court. One warned that doing so would ruin the courts credibility.
This court would not only have to stretch, it would have to abandon and completely overrule a lot of modern precedent, which would do grave damage to this court, in its credibility and power, said Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D), a former attorney general of Connecticut. The court commands no armies, it has no money; it depends for its power on its credibility. The only reason people obey it is because it has that credibility. And the court risks grave damage if it strikes down a statute of this magnitude and importance, and stretches so dramatically and drastically to do it.
Sen. John Kerry (D-MA) said the law has been thoroughly vetted.
As a senior member of the Finance Committee, he said, I can tell you that we had one of the most rigorous and transparent legislative processes that I have witnessed in almost 3 decades here in the Congress. We worked with some of the brightest, most thoughtful and experienced constitutional lawyers in order to make sure that the law was constitutional.
Kerry said the assumptions that tough questions from the justices will amount to striking down some or all of the Affordable Care Act are a fallacy he predicted, as the final oral arguments were transpiring inside, that it would be upheld.
Now I am glad as I think any of us whove practiced law are to see the intense questions from the justices. Theyre engaged, and they are thoughtfully working through these issues, Kerry said. But questions are a legitimate way of probing the basis of their own thinking. They are not an indication of a judgment made, or a vote ready to be cast. Theyre working through this process as they ought to, mindful of the fact that 30 courts below them have already made a judgment upholding it.
Blumenthal and Kerry who were joined by Sen. Jeff Merkley (D-OR) called the press conference one day after liberals and other court watchers expressed serious doubts that the justices would uphold the Affordable Care Acts requirement to purchase insurance, a central pillar of the law. The firestorm was ignited by legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin, who called Tuesdays arguments a train wreck for the White House and predicted that Obamacare would be struck down.
Pushing back, Blumenthal said that theres a heavy burden on the challengers.
Everybody learns in the first year of law school that the law thats challenged is presumed to be constitutional, Blumenthal said. That is a heavy burden for anyone challenging the constitutionality of a law to overcome. When in doubt, uphold the law. There is a lot of room for doubt here, and there is a lot of clear precedent that requires this court to uphold this law.
The Democrats level of confidence has diminished since the days when they dismissed a constitutional challenge to the Affordable Care Act as frivolous. Indeed, the tough questioning from swing Justices John Roberts and Anthony Kennedy about the limits of federal power at least rattled liberals enough to require the nerve-soothing press conference. But Democrats are seeking to quell liberal fears that the game is already over.
Experts say its too difficult to predict how the court will rule.
Affordable Care Act, HCR/SCOTUS, Supreme Court
Good frickin' grief. as my Father used to say "quit blowing smoke up my rear end!" I really never understood that but it sounds like a good response to this article.
so now precedent is the guideline for legislation, not the constitution? Sure, the multitude of precedent legislation is why this country has a bunch of empty suits in DC.
Rush mentioned this today....That it has to do with this ObamaCare case in front of the Supreme Court.
Wickard v. Filburn
Wickard v. Filburn, 317 U.S. 111 (1942), was a United States Supreme Court decision that recognized the power of the federal government to regulate economic activity.
A farmer, Roscoe Filburn, was growing wheat for on-farm consumption. The U.S. government had established limits on wheat production based on acreage owned by a farmer, in order to drive up wheat prices during the Great Depression, and Filburn was growing more than the limits permitted. Filburn was ordered to destroy his crops and pay a fine, even though he was producing the excess wheat for his own use and had no intention of selling it.
The Supreme Court interpreted the United States Constitution's Commerce Clause under Article 1 Section 8, which permits the United States Congress "To regulate Commerce with foreign Nations, and among the several States, and with the Indian Tribes". The Court decided that Filburn's wheat growing activities reduced the amount of wheat he would buy for chicken feed on the open market, and because wheat was traded nationally, Filburn's production of more wheat than he was allotted was affecting interstate commerce. Thus, Filburn's production could be regulated by the federal government.
Dred Scott
The court commands no armies"
Hitler made a similar comment when he asked (rhetorically) how many divisions the Pope commands.
So what are the Democrats planning? Maybe simply ignore what the court rules? If they do, I can't say that I would complain all that much - given the Court thinks they run the country, well ahead of the other branches.
I figure Kagan or that other idiot Sotomayor will tip them off and they'll start attacking and impugning the integrity of the court.
With Ginsberg retiring during a Republican administration, we can only hope for a young appointee that will be able to stand against the hoards along side Roberts and Alito for the next generation.
Most people used to learn in junior high that Article III of the Constitution creates a Supreme Court, too, Blumie.
By the way, Blumie wasn't even around to vote on this turd law, was he? He was still skunking the people of Connecticut.
By the way, the voters of Connecticut must have declared war on women because they voted for Blumie and rejected a female candidate. Mysogyny lives in Connecticut.
Did John Semmens write this?
Actually, I wouldn't put it past the Left to physically threaten the Justices, and for Obama to threaten to withdraw their security.
Well, they did it once before didn't they?
The court commands no armies, it has no money; it depends for its power on its credibility. The only reason people obey it is because it has that credibility."
Blummie is *so* much like Eliot Spitzer in *so* many ways that I've often wondered if he might even be Client #10.
Hmmm. Maybe we should dismantle the Constitutionally appointed USSC and make these RAT senators the new court. Because they are experts and all. We don't even need a court. Just RAT lawmakers.
I think that was Stalin but what's the difference? The point's been well made.
This is a demonstrable lie, of course, since the Dems had no idea what was in the bill in the first place. Nice of the Dems to make veiled threats to the SC justices, though.
This is a blatant attempt to intimidate The Court by 3 sitting Senators by referencing the Courts reliance on the Senate for funding.
"I think that was Stalin but what's the difference? The point's been well made."
Yea, not much difference, thanks. It's scary to hear that from a SENATOR.
>He might want to check that. A whole lot of us have pledged to defend the Constitution against ALL enemies, foreign and domestic...
That does assume that the Supreme Court's actions are themselves Constitutional. Things like Kelo, Wickard, and Roe v. Wade indicate that it is not; things like the very recent 9-0 smackdown of the EPA's denyal of due-process do give me some hope for the Court though.
Damn these liars !.......
They only have to get to Kennedy and he wont be that hard to coerce behind the scenes. Im not at all convinced the court will overturn,
And how many divisions has the Pope? But when 0bamacare knocked down the conscience clause exception to abortion related medical care, the Church found that it had allies all across the religious spectrum.
Reiterating my tagline, the Mandate of Heaven resides in the hearts of men.
They don't "think"they plot.
Playing politics and attacking the courts credibility seems dangerous. If I was a justice on the fence this may be what pushes me the other way
As we all know, the Dems command legions of gimme entitlement takers for their power and armies of effeminate, idiotic intellectuals for their credibility. Their ranks also include an ever-shrinking corps of union dolts plus 9 or 10 overweight New Black Panthers who are the Dems Special Forces.
Bring 'em on.....
P.S.....you can make book that the Court's decision will reflect payback time for Obama's State of the Union insult.
It's just talk, for now. We'll see if it gets ignored if overturned. If so, that anger in the country is gonna boil over.
The court has no armies. Sounds like a threat from the left.
FDR said pretty much the same thing.
Put Reagan on the dime!!!
"Dems Warn Of Grave Damage To SCOTUS If Obamacare Is Struck Down"
Nancy Pelosi's wig will have to work overtime scrambling to come up with an Obamacare II.
How can you have the Speaker of the House at the time say "We have to pass the bill to find out what is in it," and then claim rigorous vetting, constitionality, and transparency.
Once again Senator Kerry reminds the nation of the dodged bullet for not electing his partisan hack brain dead a$$.
Go ahead, whizz off the Chief Justice....I double dawg dare ya...
If it is good for everyone than force everyone to pay into it and force them to use it, otherwise kill it.
Yes, I agree with the Dems that "Grave Damage To SCOTUS If Obamacare Is Struck Down". I saw Maddow argue this the other night.
At least Kagan is unbiased on this case and has a head start on it too.
This reminds me of something I noticed during Bush's first term. Back then Republicans were complaining about the SCOTUS decisions so CNN and few others liberal MSM started doing shows and segments on how Republicans questioning the SCOTUS would undermine the 'rule of law'. Not the decisions themselves, but the criticism.
It's amazing how tables can turn.
All depends on whose OX is being Algored : )
" said Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D), a former attorney general of Connecticut. The court commands no armies, it has no money; it depends for its power on its credibility. The only reason people obey it is because it has that credibility."
No, you sick, twisted psycho....people obey it, because it is the L A W
Are these fools threatening the SCOTUS!!???
Dems Warn Of "Grave Damage"....
Obama did promise "shovel ready" jobs ;)
You fat cats need to pay their fair share.
As long as there is a SINGLE poor Hispanic kid in AZ then you are not paying enough $$$ to Obama, and more of them are on the way :)
The Dems don't want to kick Lucy's football twice. No tax increases on Big Oil, to pay for another bankrupt green criminal enterprise.
Dems "Go F yourself, Obama!!"
Yes, we need to tax oil to make it cheaper, Obamas experts promise us that it will work at least as good as Obama-care and the stimulus did.
Resist we MUCH !!
al sharpton
I have always believed that liberals are so determined to get their way that they are willing to risk civil war to do so. I dont know what the issue will be (maybe its this one) but one day it will happen. They are NOT going to allow rule of law, the constitution, will of the people, or any of that to keep them from getting what they want.
As far as Im concerned, they can start now. Let it happen while Im still young enough to carry a gun and fight. I would hate to see it start when Im in my late 70s or 80s and unable to do my part.
I honestly think they think we will just lay down and accept it.
However, if it does lead to a war. I agree. Lets get it started. I am young enough to fight and my kids are old enough to be ok with out me. I am raising my kids the right way, outside of the nest of the government. Neither attend government schools (my wife teaches them)
we started deprogramming them 4 months ago. Both are turning in to great little capitalists with the ability to help rebuild our nation once what infects it is rooted out and removed.
With Ginsberg retiring during a Republican administration
I doubt that will happen unless shes passes away.
She'll stay until a democrat can replace her or she is dead. (of natural causes)
The ones who see others' wealth as their own don't care about govt. boondoggles. Hell, some of them want to govt. to spend as much as possible on Solyndras. But grabbing private citizens' wealth and property via the power of taxation and "redistribution" is the main goal.
But I think you are partly right. Some of them know it would be foolish and wrong.
Logical conclusion from this statement: If Obamacare is struck down, the Supreme Court has no credibility. If the Supreme Court has no credibility, it's ruling can be ignored. Therefore, the Executive Branch will continue to enforce the law.
What then?
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Eparchial (Diocesan) News
Small blessing of Church in Denver22. December 2010 - 15:22
With the blessings of His Grace Maxim, Bishop of the Western American Serbian Diocese, V. Rev. Fr. Ilija Balach Dean of the Butte Deanery, conducted small church consecration service in Lakewood, Colorado. On the feast day of St. prophet Zachariah and Righteous Elizabeth (parents of St. John The Baptist) the first Serbian Orthodox church in Colorado, dedicated to St. John the Baptist, was opened.
Bishop Longin visits Galveston, Texas22. December 2010 - 15:16
After celebrating the Feast of the Entrance of the Mother of God on December 4, 2010, at the Stavropigial Monastery of the Nativity of the Mother of God in New Carlisle, Indiana, His Grace Bishop Longin traveled to Galveston, Texas, to take part in the ground-breaking of the new parish hall. The old hall, as well as many homes of the Parishioners of the Galveston Parish dedicated to Sts. Constantine and Helen, was destroyed by Hurricane Ike in September of 2008. After two years, more land has been purchased and the building of a new hall is planned.
Funeral of +Archpriest-Stavrophor Milan Savich21. December 2010 - 15:39
The earthly remains of Protojerej-Stavrofor Milan Savich arrived at New Gracanica Monastery in Third Lake, Illinois in the late afternoon of Tuesday, November 30, 2010 and were received at the Monastery Church by His Grace Bishop Longin of New Gracanica-Midwestern America, who, along with the priests and deacons present, served a Pomen.
32nd anniversary of SAJ of the Serbian Ministry of Interior21. December 2010 - 14:18
With the blessing of His Holiness Irinej, Serbian Patriarch, His Grace Vicar Bishop Atanasije of Hvosno participated yesterday in marking the 32nd anniversary of existence of the Special Anti-terrorist Unit (SAJ) of the Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Serbia in their base in Batajnica.
First celebration of St. Nicholas Day in Pristina since 200420. December 2010 - 11:18
Priests who have come back to Pristina and who are living in this city, for the first time after March 17, 2004, in the presence of about fifty believers, in a restored church of St. Nicholas, served the Divine Liturgy on the feast day of this saint.


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Pupil Premium Spending 2015/16
There is £39,000 allocated to Pupil Premium this year.
£7,500 – additional teacher support for KS2 from the summer term to December 2015.
£500 – additional TA support for early years during the summer term.
£3,200 – additional HLTA support for Y6 for group work for identified pupils.
£342 – providing milk for pupils.
£3,200 – teacher to provide support for mathematics. This is for pupils needing to catch up and for providing additional challenge to pupils who are able mathematicians.
£723 – mathematics resources and catch-up programmes for early years and KS1.
£362 – catch up literacy resources for KS2
£167 – resources to support emotional/social needs
£108 – 1:1 support for emotional needs*
£659 – 10 hours TA time for nursery pupils*
£659 – 10 hours TA support (from a trained TA) for reception pupils identified as needing "talking time" work.*
Items marked as * are for Term 1 only and provision is to be reviewed at the end of the term. If this is effective it will be continued for the year.


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WILLIAMSTOWN A family argument over what to watch on TV turned violent and resulted in an arrest, police said.
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Farewell to Dubs' Resurrection Man and deep thinker
Published 26/01/2013 | 05:00
KEVIN Heffernan was a thinker. He was the Marino boy who led the waltz to victory in 1974 when Dublin were written off by everyone bar their manager.
Heffernan revolutionised the game of Gaelic football, and with his friend, Mickey Whelan, he brought amateur sportsmen to professional levels. Tactics were thought out back then that are still the template for the way we play the game today. Heffernan knew the mind was the final frontier. There was a belief in Gaelic football circles that Dublin were soft. No match for the big, strong country boys fed on bacon and cabbage and floury spuds.
Kevin Heffernan was a proud man. He loved his native city and her people. It was this loyalty that underpinned his belief Dublin would come good.
He manufactured a team. They were tough. Big, strong lads. Some of his choices were inspired. His men would not stand back, and so a legend was born.
Heffernan was one of the finest players of his or any generation. He won 21 county championships with his beloved St Vincent's, and in 1958 Heffernan captained Dublin to a league and championship double.
But it was a defeat that formed him and led him on a mission of revenge that would take 21 years to complete. It was 1955 and Heffernan's Dublin machine was dismantled by Kerry. Heffernan was injured in what was a game for men of steel.
In 1976, Dublin beat Kerry in the final. Heffernan, their manager, stood in the middle of the Kerry dressing room after the game.
"I've been dreaming of this moment since 1955," he said.
In a way, Kerry defined him. His arch rival Mick O Dwyer took him on. Possibly the two most brilliant GAA men of their time fought out many a duel in the 1970s and 1980s. Such was the intensity of their rivalry and the beauty of the football played, their era will be forever known as The Golden Years.
Kevin's captain and friend Tony Hanahoe described him as "a Renaissance man who lifted the city in bad times". Kevin was very methodical. He put across his point forcefully if he had to. He did so much for the GAA nationally and maybe Kevin never got the recognition he deserved. Then he went to Australia and managed the Irish team to win the series.
Kevin was successful in his job too, and was very much committed to public service. He was a patriot in his own quiet way.
But his revolution wasn't quiet. The Dublin fans were dressed in blue to the last man. There was singing for the first time ever at GAA games. And the wearing of team jerseys and the painting of faces.
'Molly Malone', 'We're All Part of Heffo's Army' and 'Come On You Boys in Blue' swept down from the new Dub enclave of Hill 16. The Dubs partied as if Judgment Day was the Monday after the All-Ireland. The days of bowing down and feeling undervalued were over. It was the unification of a city under the blue jersey.
And all the while the main man in his new V-neck jumper watched the fray from the sidelines with the unerring eye of a genius. His friend Hanahoe said he was a Renaissance man, and so he was. For Dublin, he was the Resurrection Man.
For Kevin Heffernan was one of those very rare beings who changed Dublin – and Ireland – forever, and for the better.
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Katy Perry Shows Off Bleached Eyebrows in Instagram Selfie
Katy Perry is a bit unrecognizable in her latest selfie. The "Dark Horse" singer took to Instagram on Wednesday, June 18 to share a photo of her sporting new look which includes a pair of bleached eyebrows. In the photo, Perry can be seen sporting green top knots and long lashes.
The singer, who also applied red lipstick, wore a pair of huge earrings and rings on each finger. The "Unconditionally" hitmaker poses with her left hand touching her face, flaunting her purple and metallic nail art. "BAUSS BISH BB," she captioned the photo.
Perry is not the first star who tries bleaching their eyebrows. Miley Cyrus uploaded photos of her rocking similar look last year. Lady GaGa also sported bleached eyebrows that year, while Kendall Jenner had them when she was on the catwalk for a Marc Jacob fashion show in February.
In other news, Perry recently announced the launch of her new label Metamorphosis Music which is which is a joint venture with her current label, Capitol Records. Singer Ferras becomes the first singer to join the label. On Tuesday, June 17, he released a self-titled EP which also features guest vocals from Perry in a track called "Legends Never Die".
More Katy Perry News
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- 'Pretty Little Liars' Star Keegan Allen Tweets His Phone Number
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- Donald Trump Has His Own Porn Video Despite Bashing Alicia Machado for Her Sex Tape
- 'Criminal Minds' Finds Thomas Gibson's Replacement, John Legend Lands 'Underground' Role
- Kim Kardashian Pays Tribute to Late Dad With Throwback Video on His Death Anniversary
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My couisn is 29 weeks, and was on hospital bed rest for pre-eclampsia. Today she was transferred to a bigger hospital with a NICU, and it looks like she'll deliver in the next week or so.
I don't know what to do. Is there anything I could do that would be helpful? The only thing I thought of was maybe some gift cards to restaurants around the hospital with delivery.


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Last night, as Detroit's time to pick approached, Spencer Hall a.k.a. Orson Swindle, of Every Day Should Be Saturday, Tweeted:
Following the Lions' pick, he followed it up with:
From there, things kind of got out of hand:
With Nick Fairley, the Lions have added the player many thought was the best available talent in the draft—especially in that limbo between the college bowl season and the Combine. In Mel Kiper's first mock (and many other early mocks), Fairley went No. 1 overall, to the Panthers. Instead of the "reach" that I was worried about yesterday, the Lions had an incredible player fall right into their lap—mostly thanks to four quarterbacks being taken in front of them, pushing a Top 5 talent all the way down to 13.
The problem is, he plays the same position as Ndamukong Suh—doesn't he?
Well, yes and no. First, Fairley spelling Suh for a rest would hardly be a bad thing. According to Pro Football Focus, Suh led all NFL defensive tackles with 997 reps. He barely came off the field at all! With Suh and Fairley, Williams and Hill, the Lions will always have two fresh impact tackles on the field. Beyond that, the Lions are extremely creative with their defensive line; they use weird sets, they stunt and loop, they shuffle guys around. Adding this weapon to defensive coaches Kris Kocurek and Gunther Cunningham's arsenal is dangerous, indeed.
Ultimately, it was a question of value. When the Vikings were on the clock, Adam Schefter reported that the Lions wanted, "badly," to trade out of their subsequent pick. Apparently, the Lions feared Minnesota replacing the aging Pat Williams with Fairley, rather than roll the dice on a quarterback (as they did). This tells us what we need to know about the Lions' draft board.
Yesterday, I wrote that the Lions, at 1.13, would be sitting on a pile of good-but-not-great prospects. At that point, the Lions would be loathe to stand pat—if they could find a partner, I thought, the Lions would try desperately to slide back. Faced with the possibility that Fairley wouldn't be there, that's exactly what they did. Clearly, for them, Prince Amukamara fell into that class of "a whole bunch of guys we'd gladly take at 20 but not so much at 13"—and considering he went 19th, that valuation must have been in line with the rest of the NFL's.
For the Lions to have passed on Amukamara speaks volumes—not just about their thoughts on Fairley, but their thoughts on Amukamara. Obviously, cornerback is an area of pressing concern. Obviously, Amukamara was widely thought of as a Top 10 talent. Ndamukong Suh would be more than willing to tell the Lions everything they need to know about Prince. For them to not only pass on him, but be panicked at the thought of reaching for him at 13—well, as I said, it speaks volumes.
It's not that I think Prince will be terrible, but that if you woke up today thinking the Lions passed on the guy who'd immediately solve all their problems at corner -- well, they didn't.
It's not all air guitars and pryotechnics, however, as not everyone is sold on Fairley and Suh becoming the Lions' answer to the Mighty Ducks' Bash Brothers (ed. note: I promised Ty a beer if he included a reference to the Mighty Ducks. You held up your end of the bargain, Ty). Pro Football Focus just posted an article called The Fairley Verdict, and the verdict was mixed, indeed:
''It wouldn't be the most ridiculous statement to say the Lions walked into the draft with the best combination of defensive tackles in the league. So they didn't need another one. Let alone a guy who on paper looks to suffer from the same weaknesses as Ndamukong Suh, as well as some pretty big character issues that caused him to drop in the first place. Presuming he plays up to his one good year in college, the Lions got themselves a guy who will likely be very good at penetrating, but perhaps lack a little in run defense. Just think how the combo of Suh and Fairley would leave them susceptible to draw plays and trap blocks? To say they don't have the linebackers to deal with that level of linemen coming at them would be an understatement.
Eep. They even invoke "same old Lions," a phrase that sends a chill down my spine, and should induce shudders in anyone reading this. Yet, it's important to note, Suh and Fairley will likely be rotating together in the same spot, not always playing side-by side—and when they are, Suh may be playing defensive end. Don't forget, Suh has always had a little inside-outside to him, and rumors the Lions might play Suh more on the outside compelled Schwartz to publicly denounce them a few weeks ago. I'm not saying Suh is going to switch positions, but that he'll be able to join the DE rotation for a number of different looks. Think about:
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Appeals Court Rejects Bid to Stop Implementation of Obama NLRB's Ambush Election Rules
National Right to Work Foundation staff attorneys filed an amicus brief in the case for three construction workers who opposed the rule changes
Springfield, VA (June 10, 2016) – Mark Mix, president of the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation, released the following statement regarding the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals' ruling in Associated Builders and Contractors Inc v. National Labor Relations Board:
"The 5th U.S. Circuit of Appeals has declined to overturn a series of rule changes that fly in the face of the National Labor Relations Act and endanger the rights of independent-minded workers. These rules are designed to dramatically shorten the amount of time employees have to share information with their coworkers about the pros and cons of unionization. They also require employers to hand over workers' private information, including their personal phone numbers and email addresses, to aggressive union organizers, an open invitation for abuse and harassment."
"If appropriate, Foundation staff attorneys will raise challenges for disadvantaged workers to the rules as they are applied in particular cases. We also encourage any employee who has been victimized by abusive union organizing campaigns to contact us immediately for free legal assistance."


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2013 Milwaukee Summerfest Lineup
Here is a list of all the headlining acts Summerfest has announced will be playing the festival in 2013. We will update this schedule as more bands and concert times are released.
June 26: 7 p.m. The Violent Femmes and the Avett Brothers, with Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros and Ivan and Alyosha »Read Full Article(1)
A weekend in Milwaukee for TV's Adam Richman
Adam Richman, late of the eating-challenge show "Man v. Food," has been filming around Milwaukee this weekend for his new show on the Travel Channel, "Fandemonium."
It's a show centered on uber-fan gatherings around the country and this weekend has been focused on the Milwaukee Brewers and Miller Park (the Brewers put out a call awhile back, seeking "superfans" with elaborate tailgating operations for filming this weekend). »Read Full Blog Post
Riverwest 24 gets neighborhood rolling
Riverwest is just one exceedingly cool neighborhood, but never as much as during the Riverwest 24, an around-the-clock, full-day bike ride. Born through the movement of community block watches, the event is fun whether you're riding or not. It also brings new faces into the neighborhood, strengthens ties among neighbors and encourages the notion of urban biking.
Described as an "exercise in stamina, teamwork and merriment," the Riverwest 24, or RW24 for short, starts at 7 p.m. Friday and ends at 7 p.m. Saturday. »Read Full Article
Etheridge's voice adds spice to musical comfort food
Melissa Etheridge has definitely had an interesting life: coming out, becoming a mother, recovering from breast cancer. Saturday night at the Riverside Theater, she mentioned being cancer-free for nine years, but her performance was almost entirely informed by being a girl from Kansas who was raised on classic rock, rather than by her later experiences.
Playing for more than two hours, Etheridge clearly wanted her show to be as much about the music as possible. She touched on pretty much every minor and major hit, and the resulting set was like a huge meal of ham and eggs, burgers and fries or any other basic meat-and-potatoes combination. »Read Full Article(5)


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2. The National Association of Realtors estimates that 23% of all homes purchased in 2004 were considered investment properties. If a sample of 800 homes sold in 2004 is obtained what is the probability that between 175 and 200 homes are going to be used as investment property?
3. A new phone system was installed last year to help reduce the expense of personal calls that were being made by employees. Before the new system was installed, the amount being spent on personal calls follows a normal distribution with an average of $800 per month and a standard deviation of $50 per month. Find the probability that a randomly selected month had a personal call expense that falls below $650.
All 3 of these seem to be able to be solved the same way, but I keep getting the wrong answer for all of them. Could you help me understand what to do for these problems?


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Weekend shootings leave one dead, two injured
Joseph Guidry
CROWLEY - A pair of shootings within 24 hours of each other left one man dead and two injured in Crowley over the weekend.
"We do believe that the second shooting was in retaliation for the person who was murdered Saturday night," said Crowley Chief of Police K.P. Gibson.
In that incident, Crowley police officers responded to the 600 block of North Avenue B to find a male subject that had been shot in the head. The victim was transported to a Lafayette hospital where he died from his injuries.
Police have yet to identify the shooter in that incident. On Monday, Chief Gibson stated that his investigators were following all leads.
The second shooting occurred Sunday morning at 10:28 a.m. on the 500 block of West Hutchinson Ave. Several male subjects were sitting in a vehicle when they were approached by a single male. Following a brief exchange, the suspect removed a gun and proceeded to shoot into the vehicle, striking two occupants in their extremities. They were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.
A Crowley man, Joseph B. Guidry, 33, turned himself into police in connection with the Sunday morning shootings. He has been charged with three counts of attempted murder. Judge John Trahan set his bail at $200,000.
Anyone with any information about either of the shooting incidents is urged to contact the Crowley Police Department at (337) 788-4112.


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amazing ice cream, natural and original taste of the fruit, done with love and a smile. you must try it!
Great ice-cream, all natural and healthy! Good hot drinks, nice service. Sitting outside you just observe the whole chic Sachsenhausen " crowd"...
we enjoyed a coffee with ice/ waffle outside in the Bergerstr. and were quickly served
really good quality
would return any time again
love the icecream cause its fresh its natural and the flavours are vast . you can sit down in one of the branches or take away as well. in the winter they have lots of cake and hot choclate specials too. enjoy the treat
A little bit price but the quality is worth every penny.
My favourite is the strawberry with a good espresso.
This is my favorite ice cream in Frankfurt. They actually have other locations all over Germany, but this one in Sachsenhausen is the original. All of the ice cream is homemade and delicious (note that they sell ice cream, not gelato). They also have good coffee and cakes, the double chocolate cake is divine! The only negative here is that...
They have a few shops around the town, but we prefere the one in Saschenhausen, on Schweizer strasse. It's just adorable. Coffee was great, although the size of a cup is a little bit too much (sometimes we think you can take a bath in it). The ice-cream is also XL but really good.
First time and first love. Very nice and delicious. We liked it alot.
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SEPTA will spend about 3 percent more for transit operations in the fiscal year that begins July 1, and it will nearly double its spending on major construction and repair projects, thanks to an infusion of state money.
The SEPTA board unanimously approved a $1.33 billion operating budget and a $572 million capital budget Thursday, without discussion.
The operating budget, which includes no fare increases, provides money for a pilot program to resume 24-hour-a-day subway service on weekends, beginning this summer. It also assumes an increase of 3.7 percent in labor costs; SEPTA is in protracted negotiations with unions representing bus and subway operators, commuter rail engineers, and mechanics and cashiers.


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"One of the most popular poets of the 1920s, Edna St. Vincent Millay was known for her exquisite love sonnets and her dazzling concert hall recitations. Laurel Blossom examines Millay's technique, themes and poetic voice.
"An introduction to the art and theory of translating poetry, featuring translators intimately involved with journeys from Spanish, Italian and Portuguese into English. Hands-on translation experience will be offered. Fluency is not required.
A review of the seminal sources of the Beat experience in poetry and a discussion of the work of Robinson Jeffers, Kenneth Rexroth and William Everson/Brother Antoninus as progenitors of the Beats.
Featuring Regie Cabico, Nick Carbo, Luis H. Francia, M. Evelina Galang, Eric Gamalinda, Eugene Gloria, Jessica Hagedorn, Jaime Jacinto, Jessica Nepomuceno and Eileen Tabios. Reception to follow.
A panel discussion moderated by Nick Carbo and featuring M Evelina Galang, Eric Gamalinda, Eugene Gloria, Jessica Hagedorn, and Eileen Tabios. What does it mean to write in a borrowed tongue? This panel discussion examines each participant's individual development in relation to the literary/historical contexts of Filipino identity.
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Please join us to celebrate the confluence of poetry, water and the magnificent New York City skyline. Time Out New York called last year's evening an event that "could just make you fall in love with New York all over again." Discover the poetry "under your boot-soles" and help honor our co-founder Elizabeth Kray, one of the creators of literary walks around New York City.
A showcase reading reflecting the range of poets and publishers across the aesthetic spectrum.
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Comfy City Centre Apartment
N.º máximo de huéspedes6
Cuartos de baño1
Tamaño70 m²
Planta(con ascensor)
- Apto para familias / niños
- Internet/WiFi
- Cocina
- Lavadora / secadora
- Accesible para discapacitados
- Ascensor en el edificio
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With one double bedroom as well as 2 double sofa beds, the apartment easily sleeps up to 6 guests. It is newly renovated with parquet floors, bright windows, and a full, spacious kitchen. The bathroom has a tub with a shower.
Just a block from the apartment is Stubentor U-Bahn (underground) station, with trains that can take guests to the Museum Quarter in 5 minutes, and the famous Prater Amusement Park in 12.
Aside from the great shopping and dining along the pedestrian streets, Vienna's old centre contains many historical sights, including the Hofburg Imperial Palace, the Museum of Natural History, and the Vienna State Opera.
Please be informed that the regulations for the city charges in Vienna have changed and therefore we are obliged by law to collect a city tax from the 1st of May 2016 from our guests.
We will need to charge 2,4584% of your accommodation costs including the cleaning fee.
Unfortunately the tax cannot be collected directly over Airbnb and therefore needs to be paid at the check-in in cash. Please be so kind and prepare the amount accurate to the cent.
You will certainly receive a receipt fort the city tax at the check-in.
We know that this whole procedure is a bit inconvenient, however we are required by law to proceed this way.
We thank you for your understanding and collaboration.
Best regards,
Anna & Vladan
No smoking.
No pets.
Respect the neighbours and keep the noise to a minimum from 10:00 pm until 8:00 am.
For stays longer than one week, the cleaning lady will come weekly.
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Beautiful appartment. Really good place. Near from everything.
It was clean. Located in an old renoved buiding.
For sur an ideal weekend.
Visitng Wien was very pleasure thanks to Wien and this appartment....
We have spent three beautiful days in Viena, what an amazing city!! This apartment gave us the confort we were looking for. Very clean and very close to the city center and transport to the airport. It took us only few minutes to walk to the cathedral, Mozart House and Imperial apartments...everything was at walking distance.
Definetelly, I recommend Anna&Vladan apartment. Friendly and easy communication with the owners as well. A pleasure to deal with them!!!
An excellent experience!
The apartment was great, exactly as the ad said. The beds are very comfortable, all the equipment you might need is there and fully functional. Everything was clean, spotless even! The situation is perfect, you are right by the center of Vienna, you can walk anywhere and be there in minutes and you also have the tram and the metro right at your doorstep, which is very helpful if you don't want or can't walk too much. On top of that, our host was extremely friendly, helpful and easy going, and he made us feel very welcome. When I accidentally and most stupidly locked myself out of the apartment on our very last day, he even stayed with us, calm and reassuring, until the locksmith came!
I recommend the apartment whole heartedly to anyone who wants to enjoy the great city of Vienna in the best conditions!
It was a perfect flate in a ideal localitation.
I recomed to everyone
the apartment was very good. it was very clean on our arrival. it had all the essentials of a comfortable stay. anna was a very helpful host. when we came, she was waiting at the apartment for us and showed us everything. we enjoyed our stay a lot. would highly recommend it to everyone.
great apartment in the very center of Vienna. very spacious and comfortable in a 17° century building : a very peaceful place where relax for a while. only a small suggestion: another higher hook in the shower could be useful !
thenk you Anna & Vladan
I had a wonderful stay in Vienna at Anna & Vladan's apartment. The apartment was neat, spacious and in the middle of the city center near the Opera and the Stephansdom which was superbe. I will definitely stay here again and can recommend the apartment to young couples as well as friends or families visiting Vienna!
We stayed for 2 nights with a family of 2 parents and three adolescents. 2 bedrooms and 1 sleepingcouch in the living room. The appartment is situated in the heart of Vienna at a small cosy square.
Reception and key exchange was easy and went perfectly well. Short introduction of the appartment and some touristic tips on Vienna were provided.
Apartment was very clean and stylish.
Kids loved the WIFI. :-)
One minor setback was that no washing machine was available.
great location & most charming and gentle hosts!
Anna and Vladan helped us to have a nice day in Wien. We were in a urgency and they were very understanding and helpful. They even helped us to carry and keep the suitcase. Not to forget that they offer a new, perfect located apartment.
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Jewish Press Endorsements – November 6 General Elections
Latest update: November 2nd, 2012
U.S. President
Last week we urged readers to support Governor Mitt Romney for president. Essentially we argued that Mr. Romney seems to be someone who can be relied on to nurture and enhance the special, decades-old U.S.-Israel relationship.
On the other hand, once freed from the dynamic of the American electoral process, President Obama, we fear, could well revert to his original stated position that "When there is no daylight [between the U.S. and Israel]…that erodes our credibility with the Arab world."
For that reason, and because of the continued weak state of our economy, Mr. Romney is the preferred candidate.
U.S. Senate
In the race for the Senate in Massachusetts, we endorse Scott Brown (R) for reelection. He is a stalwart supporter of Israel and distinguished himself with regard to the Goldstone Report, calling attention to the deplorable human rights records of Israel's enemies and urging severe and effective sanctions against Iran. In the Senate race in Wisconsin we support former governor Tommy Thompson (R). Thompson has long been vocal about his support of the Jewish state and has called for serious sanctions against Iran in order to thwart its nuclear program. Meanwhile, Thompson's opponent voted as a congresswoman against the four major sanctions-expansion bills from 2006 to 2011. In the Ohio Senate race we endorse Josh Mandel (R), who in his currently position as state treasurer authored a law providing for the divestment of state pension funds from companies doing business with Iran and has been vocal in his support for an undivided Jerusalem and the right of Jews to build homes anywhere in that city.
U.S. House of Representatives (NY)
Grace Meng, 6th CD (Queens) deserves the support of Jewish voters. She is a vocal proponent of a strong Israel and will be a reliable friend in Washington. Though she is not prepared to completely dismiss President Obama's record on Israel, she straightforwardly says he could have done more and been a better friend to the Jewish state and that she has problems with his "'67 lines" formulation. Hakeem Jeffries, 8th CD (Brooklyn, parts of Queens), in his interview with The Jewish Press editorial board, displayed a deep interest in foreign affairs and a keen understanding of Israel's need for an undivided Jerusalem as its capital and why a return to the '67 lines is not an option. He would be a valuable asset in Congress. Yvette D. Clarke, 9th CD (Brooklyn), has developed her views on the Middle East and has become a stalwart voice for accommodating Israel's needs in Congress. Jerry Nadler, 10th CD (parts of Brooklyn and Manhattan) has always been there for Israel and the special needs of the Jewish community and is an important congressional presence. Elliot Engel, 16th CD (Bronx) has always been a staunch and key advocate in Congress for Israel and the Jewish community. In the congressional race in the 9th CD (Englewood, NJ) Rabbi Shmuley Boteach gets our support. Though he has gained notoriety as a celebrity rabbi, he possesses a formidable intellect and a deep grasp of a wide range of issues. There can be no doubt that when it will come to dealing with matters of concern to our community, he will be there for us.
New York State Assembly
Assemblyman Peter Abbate, 49th AD (Brooklyn), has delivered crucial services to the Jewish community in his district, including funding for senior centers and social services organizations. He has also been a leading advocate for giving rabbinical students access to the Tuition Assistance Program and has received an Outstanding Legislator award from the Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty. Assemblyman Alec Brook-Krasny, 46th AD (Brooklyn), has more than earned reelection. He is the first Russian immigrant to serve in the Assembly and has been a great friend to the Jewish community in his district, helping to found the Council of Jewish Émigré Community Organizations, which has been a crucial resource for immigrant families. He has also supported programs that have lowered the cost of prescription drugs and helped toughen penalties for criminals who victimize the elderly. Assemblyman Steven Cymbrowitz, 45th AD (Brooklyn), has long been a strong voice for us and a staunch advocate for Jewish social service organizations that provide legal and financial services and help feed the hungry. The son of survivors, he has been a leader in educating children about the horrors of the Holocaust and has been a great friend to survivors and their families. Assemblyman Charles Lavine, 13th AD (Nassau County), is president of the New York Chapter of the National Association of Jewish Legislators. He has been a great friend to the Jewish community in his district and across the state on a variety of issues. A strong supporter of Israel, he helped lead the fight to pass New York's Iran divestment law. Assemblywoman Catherine Nolan, 37th AD (Queens), is the chair of the Assembly's Education Committee and is one of the state's leading advocates for children, the elderly and the infirm.
Assemblyman Michael Miller, 38th AD (Queens), is a lifelong community activist who has made public safety and bringing resources to the mentally and physically disabled top priorities during his career in public service. He has also pushed legislation cracking down on drunk drivers and distracted drivers. Assemblyman Harvey Weisenberg, 20th AD (Nassau County), is a strong champion of the Jewish community in his district, helping many worthy organizations do their important work. He has sponsored legislation that would give local synagogues more opportunities to file for tax exemptions, given strong support to programs for children with special needs and supported the founding of the nation's only day camp for children with cancer. Assemblyman Dov Hikind, 47th AD (Brooklyn), has long been a vocal advocate for our community and the state of Israel.
The Jewish community has no greater friend in government than Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, 65th AD (Manhattan). A lifelong resident of the Lower East Side, he has also delivered for his district for many years. Recently he passed Iran divestment legislation prohibiting local governments and New York State from doing business with companies that invest in Iran's energy industry and a law helping New Yorkers who need fertility drugs. He has secured state assistance to many charitable organizations that help the needy and been a tireless advocate for our seniors and our children. He has championed religious freedom, provided crucial support to Jewish social services organizations and is a strong supporter of Israel.
Assemblywoman Michelle Schimel, 16th AD (Nassau County), has made combating violence a top priority in her public service career, sponsoring legislation allowing police to better track guns used in violent crimes and fighting for tougher penalties for drunk drivers. She also traveled to Israel in the interest of furthering her efforts to establish a relationship between the Nassau County Health Administration and the Jerusalem Inter-Cultural Center. Assemblywoman Helene Weinstein, 41st AD (Brooklyn), is a leading advocate for New York's youth, helping make the state's family law more responsive to children and mandating seat belts on school buses. In her district Weinstein has delivered crucial support for recreation programs and senior services. She has also been a staunch supporter of Hatzolah, helping the volunteer ambulance service significantly upgrade its communications equipment so it can further improve on its legendary response times. Assemblyman William Colton, 47th AD (Brooklyn), is an ardent supporter of Israel, introduced a law that makes it a felony to vandalize property with swastikas, and organized a program of presentations by Holocaust survivor groups in local schools. He has been honored by the Jewish Holocaust Survivors group and Ezras Torah Society. He has also been a champion of access to affordable medicine for seniors. Assemblyman Kenneth Zebrowski, 96th AD (Rockland County), has made protecting children and seniors a priority. He sponsored one of the nation's toughest DWI laws, making it a felony to drink and drive with a child under 15 in the car. He also co-sponsored the law that mandates insurance companies to cover autism spectrum disorders.
Gabriel Rosa, 72nd AD (Washington Heights, Inwood), is a lifelong community activist with a dedication to public service who has fought for quality education and better access to public transportation. Gerard McQuade, 98th AD (Rockland County, part of Orange County), is an experienced public servant who has been a strong supporter of his community, particularly the Jewish community in Kiryas Joel. As a councilman, he has been a tireless advocate for local taxpayers and a fighter for the middle class. Nily Rozic, 25th AD (Queens), was born in Jerusalem and moved to Queens as a child. She has always been engaged with local issues, serving on Community Board 8 and working as an active member of the Hillcrest Jewish Center. She is an advocate for improving access to healthcare, particularly for cancer screenings and early detection programs. She has also fought to expand neighborhood bus service and increase open space. Walter Mosley, 57th AD (Brooklyn), a longtime community activist in his Brooklyn community, is fighting to expand access to healthcare and support programs that strengthen local small businesses. He has worked with local youth organizations to help children succeed at school and in the workforce. He is committed to improving the quality of life for all families in the district.
New York State Senate
Eric A. Ulrich, 15th SD (Queens), has been endorsed by Jewish organizations in the district; as a member of the New York City Council he has been instrumental in getting financial aid to Jewish-oriented service agencies even though his district does not have a large Jewish constituency. He is also committed to tax credits and mandated services for parochial schools, key issues in our community. In our interview with him he impressed with his grasp of the issues and determination to make a difference. Simcha Felder, 17th SD (Brooklyn), has become a household name in our community by dint of his service as a member of the New York City Council for eight years and currently as deputy New York City comptroller. In a political world defined by self-aggrandizement, hyperbole, demonstrations and histrionics, he has been a model of self-effacement, understatement, hard work and competence – and has always championed the issues that are important to us. He would be an important addition to the New York State Senate. Martin J. Golden, 22nd SD (Brooklyn), has paid serious and faithful attention to the needs of his Jewish constituents and been an important "go to person" both in the State Senate, where he has served since 2002, and before that as a member of the New York City Council. He has visited The Jewish Press on many occasions and always speaks with passion of his plans for meeting the community's needs. As a senior Republican senator and leader he plays an important role in the Republican-controlled Senate.
In the race for New York State Supreme Court for the Tenth Judicial District (Nassau and Suffolk) we endorse Judge Leonard B. Austen for reelection. He has been a member of the supreme court bench since 1998 and for the past three and a half years has had the added distinction of having been appointed to the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court for the Second Department, the busiest appellate court in the country. It is noteworthy that appellate division judges are chosen from the pool of sitting supreme court judges. This speaks not only to the esteem in which he is held but also to the fact that he must be reelected to the supreme court in order to continue to serve on the appellate court.
Judge Austen is widely respected by attorneys and colleagues for his scholarship and knowledge of the law, his talent for legal analysis and above all for a judicial demeanor consistent with fairness and open-mindedness. In the course of his judicial career his decisions and opinions have had a significant impact on the development of the law in several areas. It is important that he be reelected in order to continue his important service.Editorial Board
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Top 5 Weekend Picks! (8/7-8/9)
August 6, 2015 · Print This Article
1. Ask the Oracle at Heaven Gallery
Work by Claire Arctander, Ann Gaziano, Annie Kielman and AP Shrewsbury.
Heaven Gallery is located at 1550 N. Milwaukee Ave. 2nd Fl. Reception Friday, 7-11pm.
2. Public Collectors: Hardcore Architecture at The Franklin
Work by Marc Fischer and Public Collectors.
The Franklin is located at 3522 W. Franklin Blvd. Reception Saturday, 6-10pm.
3. Field Study at David Weinberg Photography
Curated by Katherine Ware and Meg T. Noe, with work by Nealson Armour, Natalia Baluta, Sarah Christianson, Ciurej and Lochman, Rachel Cox, Karen Darling, Barbara Diener, Jessica Ekern, Adam Forrester, Dana Fritz, Cameron Gibson, Tytia Habing, William Harper, Lindsay Hutchens, Sandra Klein, Chrissy LaMaster, Adam Lampton, Cristen Leifheit, Janice Levy, Joyce Lopez, Holly Lynton, Sarah Malakoff, Carsten Meier, Angela Mittiga, Mayu Nagaoka, Paccarik Orue, Julie Pasila, Simon Pyle, Tealia Ellis Ritter, Rob Rocke, Ken Rosenthal, Zack Sabin, John Steck Jr., Jamey Stillings, Suzanne E. Szucs, Millee Tibbs and Terri Warpinski
David Weinberg Photography – 300 W. Superior St. Reception 5-8pm.
4. Vernacular Photography Festival at Comfort Station
Curated by Ron Slattery
Comfort Station is located at 2579 N. Milwaukee Ave. Reception 5-8pm.
5. Hungry Souls at Pilsen Outpost
Work by Jasso.
Pilsen Outpost is located at 1958 W. 21st St. Reception 6-10pm.
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Work by Lorelei Stewart and featuring artists Marianne Fairbanks, Fultonia, 96 Acres, Jason Lazarus, Cauleen Smith, Jan Tichy, and Amanda Williams.
Gallery 400 is located at 400 S. Peoria St. Reception Friday, 5-8pm.
2. Song of the Summer at Roman Susan
Work by Maddie Reyna.
Roman Susan is located at 1224 W. Loyola Ave. Reception Friday, 6-9pm.
3. Oh! Oh! Oh! at PeregrineProgram
Work by Kelly Kaczynski.
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4. A House of Dust at Heaven Gallery
Work by Marissa Lee Benedict and Phil Peters.
Heaven Gallery is located at 1550 N. Milwaukee Ave. Reception Friday, 7-11pm.
5. Láldish at Ordinary Projects
Work by Noelle Garcia.
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March 19, 2015 · Print This Article
1. Weird Telephone, Only Dials One Number at The Nightingale
Presented by VGA Gallery.
The Nightingale is located at 1084 N. Milwaukee Ave. Event Saturday 5-10pm, auction at 7pm. $5.
2. Our Debt, Your Debt at FLATspace
Work by William Schweigert.
FLATspace is located at 2233 S. Throop St. Reception Friday 6-10pm.
3. BEING ESSEX FLOWERS at ADDS DONNA
Work by Justin Berry, Phillip Birch, Amanda B. Friedman, Heather Guertin, Tatiana Kronberg, Joshua Smith and Lizzie Wright.
ADDS DONNA is located at 4223 W. Lake St. #422. Reception Sunday 1-4pm.
4. View With a Room at Heaven Gallery
Work by Mika Horibuchi and Dan Rizzo-Orr.
Heaven Gallery is located at 1550 N. Milwaukee Ave. Reception Friday 7-11pm.
5. Spine Crack Transfigure at Roots & Culture
Work by Daniel Luedtke and Ben Seamons.
Roots & Culture is located at 1034 N. Milwaukee Ave. Reception Friday 6-9pm.
Top 5 Weekend Picks! (2/6-2/8)
February 5, 2015 · Print This Article
1. 2nd Floor Rear 24 Hour Alt. Space Festival
Including events at I am Logan Square Gallery, Hume Gallery, Crown Liquors, Dreamland D, Kitchen Space Gallery, Corner, Tritriangle, Uncharted Books, The Whistler, Autotelic Studios, Church of the Advent, and multiple residences.
2nd Floor Rear 24 Hour Alt. Space Festival will be located at various venues across the city. Events will take place at various times Saturday and Sunday.
2. Mossy Cloak at Roots and Culture
Curated by Third Object, with work by Samantha Bittman, Drew Broderick, Liz Ensz, Kiam Marcelo Junio, Tim McMullen and Laura Hart Newlon.
Roots and Culture is located at 1034 N. Milwaukee Ave. Reception Friday, 6-8pm.
3. A History-shaped Hole in the Universe at Chicago Artists Coalition
Work by Mara Baker, Hannah Barco, Nina Barnett, Cherith Lundin, Regina Mamou and Adam Liam Rose.
Chicago Artists Coalition is located at 217 N. Carpenter St. Reception Friday, 6-9pm.
Work by Meg Duguid.
slow is located at 2153 W. 21st St. Reception Saturday, 6-9pm.
5. The Height Below at Heaven Gallery
Work by Soo Shin and Liz McCarthy.
Heaven Gallery is located at 1550 N. Milwaukee Ave. Reception Friday, 7-11pm.
Top 5 Weekend Picks! (12/5-12/7)
December 4, 2014 · Print This Article
1. Nasa in the Hollow at PeregrineProgram
Work by Manuel Rodriguez and Kendall Babl.
PeregrineProgram is located at 3311 W. Carroll Ave. #119. Reception Sunday, 1-4pm.
2. Mathias Poledna at The Renaissance Society
New commissioned works.
The Renaissance Society is located at 5811 S. Ellis Ave. Cobb Hall 418. Reception Sunday, 5-8pm.
3. Mend Thine Every Flaw at Heaven Gallery
Work by Shawn Creeden, Marshall Elliot and Rachel Starbuck.
Heaven Gallery is located at 1550 N. Milwaukee Ave. Reception Friday, 7-10pm.
4. Everything is Text at Comfort Station
Work by Jon Chambers.
Comfort Station is located at 2579 N. Milwaukee Ave. Reception Saturday, 5-8pm.
5. Krampusnacht at Co-Prosperity Sphere
Work by Paul Nudd, Andrea Jablonski, Chris Hefner, Bruce Neal, Christopher Smith, Kevin Jennings, Stephanie Burke, Jeriah Hildwine, Sarah Leitten, Catie Olson, BJ Vogt, Matt Marsden, EC Brown, Justine Harlan, Sean DeSantis, Ryan Swain, George Edward Hurden IV, Nathan Case-McDonald and Meg Duguid.
Co-Prosperity Sphere is located at 3219 S. Morgan St. Reception Friday, 8pm-12am.


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Boston bomb investigation extends to Russia
BOSTON -- From Boston and Washington to Russia, investigators pressed for answers Wednesday about the Muslim radicalism believed behind the Boston Marathon bombing, while more than 4,000 mourners paid tribute to an MIT police officer who authorities said was gunned down by the bombers.
Among the speakers at a memorial service in Cambridge, Mass., was Vice President Joe Biden, who condemned the bombing suspects as "two twisted, perverted, cowardly, knockoff jihadis."
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19, was listed in fair condition as he recovered from wounds suffered during a getaway attempt. He could get the death penalty if convicted of plotting with his older brother, now dead, to set off the pressure-cooker bombs that killed three people and wounded more than 260 on April 15. Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, died in a shootout with police.
The bombs were detonated by remote control, according to U.S. officials close to the investigation who spoke on condition of anonymity. It was not clear what the detonation device was, but the charges against Dzhokhar Tsarnaev said he was using a cell phone moments before the blasts.
In Russia, U.S. investigators traveled to the predominantly Muslim province of Dagestan and were in contact with the brothers' parents, hoping to gain more information.
The parents, Anzor Tsarnaev and Zubeidat Tsarnaeva, plan to fly to the U.S. today, the father was quoted as telling the Russian state news agency RIA Novosti. The family has said it wants to bring Tamerlan Tsarnaev's body back to Russia.
At the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, bagpipes wailed as students, faculty and staff members and throngs of law enforcement officials paid their respects to MIT police officer Sean Collier, who was ambushed in his cruiser three days after the bombing.
The line of mourners stretched for a half-mile. They had to make their way through tight security, including bomb-sniffing dogs.
Boston native James Taylor sang "The Water is Wide" and led a singalong of "Shower the People."


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- May 19, 2014
TWO more officials have been charged with manslaughter, as Turkey's government moves to improve mining safety after its worst mining disaster claimed 301 lives.
A total of five officials from mining company Soma Komur have now been charged with manslaughter, news agency Dogan reported on Monday.
Meanwhile, the government said it would outline improved controls on mining safety this week, focusing on improved co-ordination between supervising agencies, according to a spokesman quoted in the daily Sabah newspaper.
Ankara may also ratify the International Labour Organisation's convention on mining health and safety, the paper added.
According to the ILO, Turkey had the highest number of work deaths in Europe in 2012, and the third highest in the world. From 2002 to 2012, more than 1000 Turkish miners have been killed.
Since last Tuesday's explosion at the Soma mine, the government and mining officials have been accused of negligence, sparking protests in several towns and cities.
A total of 25 mining officials were detained for questioning by the police on Sunday under orders from investigators.
The five charged with manslaughter include general manager of Soma Komur, Akin Celik, as well as two engineers and two supervisors, Dogan reported.
The lead prosecutor in Soma, Bekir Sahiner, ruled out on Sunday that an electrical fault triggered the fire that spread through the mine.
Rescue operations were suspended on Saturday as information from families suggested that all the bodies had been recovered.
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DANVILLE — There's less than a week for the bells to keep ringing, and the Salvation Army in Danville needs lots of help to meet its fundraising goal for this holiday season.
"This year, we're very much behind," said the Salvation Army's Captain Judy Lowder.
Contributions for the Salvation Army's Red Kettle Drive are 63 percent of the way toward the $115,000 goal, with bell-ringers at 14 locations set to work through Christmas Eve.
Lowder said the goal is to bring in $75,000 of the total donations through the kettles, and the rest through other contributions, and as of Tuesday kettle contributions have brought in $45,000.
Last year, the Salvation Army of Danville exceeded its Red Kettle goal of $95,000, she said.
Lowder said she didn't know why this year's campaign is falling behind. However, she said more than 977 needy households in Vermilion County have signed up for Christmas assistance from the Salvation Army this year, and that's up from about 800 households signing up for that help last year.
Later this week, the Salvation Army will be giving out more than 600 food baskets to those local families in need, she said.
The Salvation Army of Champaign County was running $85,519 short of its $456,000 goal Monday, according to Corps Officer Major Tom McDowell.
McDowell said that was a steep balance to make up in the last week, but he thought there was a good chance the Champaign County fund drive could meet its goal.
More volunteer bell ringers might help the Salvation Army in Danville meet its goal, Lowder said.
She understands the weather hasn't been great for standing outside, she said, but so far just $5,000 of the Danville area kettle contributions have come in from volunteer bell ringers, with the rest from paid ringers.
Anyone wishing to volunteer in these final days, it's not too late, Lowder said.
To volunteer, you need to be willing to put in two hours, she said. Call the Salvation Army office at 442-5911 for available volunteer times and locations.
Contributions to the Red Kettle Drive can also be made online and directed to your community at: http://www.usc.salvationarmy.org [2]


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