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The Jewish Floridian
Place of Publication:
Miami, Fla
Jewish Floridian Pub. Co.
Creation Date:
September 9, 1932
Publication Date:
Physical Description:
63 v. : ;
Subjects / Keywords:
Jewish newspapers -- Florida ( lcsh )
Newspapers -- Miami (Fla.) ( lcsh )
Newspapers -- Miami-Dade County (Fla.) ( lcsh )
newspaper ( marcgt )
newspaper ( sobekcm )
Spatial Coverage:
United States -- Florida -- Dade -- Miami
Dates or Sequential Designation:
Began in 1927?
Dates or Sequential Designation:
-v. 63, no. 20 (May 18, 1990).
General Note:
Editor: Fred K. Shochet, <1959>.
General Note:
Description based on: Vol. 5, no. 47 (Nov. 25, 1932).
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University of Florida
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Copyright Jewish Floridian Pub. Co.. Permission granted to University of Florida to digitize and display this item for non-profit research and educational purposes. Any reuse of this item in excess of fair use or other copyright exemptions requires permission of the copyright holder.
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Dr. Samuel Goldflam, leading
Jewish member of the medical
profession and a member of the
Jewish Agency for Patlestine, died
in Warsaw last Saturday, at the
age of 80.
Bernard M. Baruch, in an arti-
cle in the current issue of The
Nation's Business, urges a redurc-
tion of at least $1,000,000,000 in
the Federal budget as a prime "es-
sential" to general business recov-
The Rv. Louis Harris, pioneer
Jewish minister of Johannesburg,
died recently at the age of 78. He
was actively identified with Jewish
philanthropic and civic work.
Rabbi Julius Silberfeld, spiritual
leader of Temple B'nal Abraham'
Newark, is acting as chaplain of
the Citizen's Military Camp at
Camp Dix, Wrightstown, N. J.
There are 1,300 boys at Camp Dix,
of whom about 225 are Jewish.
Maurice L. Rapheld, who is ac-
tively affiliated with many organi-
zations and movements of the
Jewish community of San Fran-
cisco, has been appointed execu-
tive scretary to Mayor Angelo J.
urs. M. c. loss, prominent in
Jewish and civic affairs of San
Francisco, has been elected chair-
man of the 1933 program com-
mittee of the California Confer-
ence of Social Work. She was
given charge of the arrangements
fo~r he 1933 meeting of the state
next May.
rabhi of ogreW tio Ohe Sho-
lom in Newark, N. J., forty years
ago, died last week at his home in
Frederick, Md., at the age of 74.
Aftr leaving Newark he held rab-
binates in Portland, Oregon; Me-
ridian, Miss., and Houston, Texas.
He had lived in Frederick since
50 years there has been no organ-lyothertonfasutbe
ized Democratic party in Florida." builb nh m beG s ofe Jih
Asstrting that as governor he community as well as by non-Jews
could influence the legislature to because of the Rabbi's departure
enact beneficial legislation,, Mr. from the city where he had earned
Howy asserted: Ithe friendship of all members of
"I certainly could handle thethcomnt'
legilatre ettr thn yur re- Rabbi Lehrer will begin his work
sent Democratic governor handled jthe coming High Holidays with a
the recent session of his Democra- series of sermons, and immediately
tic legislature a squabbling, Ithereafter will begin the organi-
squawking, squandering session zation of a daily religious as well
characterized by its infamous tax as a Sunday School.
burdens; a leg~ilature that had to
be prolonged into three extraor- FIRMS' ASKED TO AID IN
d an 22000 Oan ^1 I sto seson 011 ABVY IERTISil8 BRIVE
stopped the clock and worked on/
throughout the night and into the With every section of the city
holy hours of the Sabbath in or- to be canvassed in a drive to raise
der that routine legislation which an advertising fund, Miami em-
o laave en nactd attheployers recently were asked to so-
regu ar 00-day session could be licit their own organizations for
Mse .H /subscriptions and have the money
Mr owey went on record as ready when the drive worker calls
opposed toaddirngma seventh nmem- ion September 20.camnofhe
urged redctionn lofhe 42t circi herane o mite ofte reia i
Mrn Hwe contended' that tax- of e pu ictat cm itteme i hr
payers can be saved $15,000,000 McAllister hotel, said this coopera- i
annually and itemized these pro- Ition would save the time of sev-
posed say ngs. eral workers.
Mr. Howey discussed at length "Although we will have a large
Florida's banking law problems crew of workers,"' Mr Estill said,
and recommended creation of a 'their job will be a big one. If all
state-wide corporation to become employers in Miami begin now to
liquidator for all defunct banks. line up their organizations, it will
Mr. Howey said that in making Ibe a great help, for then the wor-
appointments "traditions of the ker will merely need to call and
South will be strictly upheld." collect from one source. the money
ol. V-No. XXXVII
ay art Tomorrow
Frank Parker Stockrbridge
i iE ....a, survival
oligalong the bank of a
stream on my farm the other
I saw a fish capture an in-
tius frog and proceed to de-
it. Crossing the meadow on
way back to the house I saw
awk pounce down upon a baby
itand heard the victim's
scream as the bird's talons
edits skin. At the edge of my
's flower garden I encountered
alstriped snake in the act
wlonga toad.
tI reflected, is life as they
rineit. They prey upon
other and none are safe. But
have no ot her way to live. It
kd th snake orthe fiha wc e
Itwould be to call humans
because they, too, kill ani-
for their food
opy sentimentalists endow
lower animals with the same
ibilities and emotions as hu-
sand make a great fuss about
cruelty of life. No one who
meat is in a position to cri-
ethe hawk that eats rabbits
in time, a few thousand years,
hps, men niay get over the
eto kill other men because
eren l~a ge or en she abeta
of them in trade.
the new editor
hereby extend the hand of
wship to Al Smith, editor. I
enot always agreed with the
.Alfred E. Smith, politician,
when he began to write for the
rsa couple of years back I
htI saw the making of a
spaatmh i ou mf politics-- i
ras the present campaign is
ered,d at atny rate--anm i
fhis own, Al and I ought to
logfine. I'll say this for Al,
usa punch into whatever he
s.He has ideas. i
the New Outlook, of which he
be the responsible editor, he i
doubtless say a lot of things I
which I will be in perfect l
ony. Anyway, like a, lot of
rAmericans,~ I'm going to ~
hfor that first issue under
LO .the masterpiece j
greatest maker of violon-
was Nicolas Amati, who died
unrdYears ago in Cremo-
tl.The greatest maker of
for violins and 'cellos, until
ehwas Alfredo Plactti of
owho owned Amati's finest
and played it with Tourte's
blythe greatest living 'eel-
Willem Willeke, born in Aus.
fa Dutch father land an En.
-Hungariatn mother and now
mrcncitizen. He has ow.
Platti's~ Amati !ello for a
time. At a, dinner given by
lovers in Wileke's honor
thrnight inr New York,, the
bow which Piatti- used wsas
the 'cellist' r~euiiiting two faa
instruments, .
47ever heard such rmusi (
emWillekre pr~oduced6 wh'ed
ewtha4 lir across thd
ofi thelt '~cello.
At this time the Jewish Floridian is the only publication carrying Jewish news
of this district and Florida generally. For the past several years it has appeared
regularly each and every Friday carrying news and Items of interest to the Jewish
public found nowhere else.
In carrying out our policy of weekly publication we have adhered to the principle
that a weekly such as The Jewish Floridian owes a duty to the public at large*
Whether business be good or bad, it must, as a r~eal newspaper carry on, regardless.
Simply to ~carry on when business is good and to cease publication when it isn't, is
not true newspaper tradition.
For that reason we appeal to the fair mindedness of the Jewish people and that
of our non-Jewish friends to consider these facts when preparing their greetings and
advertisements for Rosh Ha~shono.
By Patronizing The Jewish Floridian you insure a continued, uninterrupted ,
Service, fair and impartial at all times. .
Miami, Florida Friday September 9th 2
Price: Five Cents
Rabbi L. Lehrer, for the past
several years Rabbi of Bnal Israel
Congregation, St. Petersburg, Fla.,
resigned his position there last
week to accept the position of
Rabbi of the Jewish Congregation
at Asheville, N. C. H accepted the
call because of the larger field for
intensive Jewish communal work
thus afforded him. While Rabbi
of the St. Petersburg congrega-
tion, Rabbi Lehrer organized a
large Talmud Torah and Sunday
School wlich made remarkable
success there. He also organized
the work of the community, as a
result of which plans were made
for the erection of a Jewish com-
munity centre. A lot was prur-
chased and work will begin short-
GAINESVILLE, Pla.--Delegates
from 17 counties in the central
part of Florida heard Dave Sholtz,
Democratic nominee for governor,
address the three-region confer-
ence of the Florida League of
Young Democrats here Wednes-
The crowd overflowed the Ala-
chua county courthouse and was
said to be the largest gathering
the league has held.
Other speakers on the program
included Attorney General Cary
D. Landis, Congressman Lex
Green, Mrs. Beulah Hooks Han-
nah of Lakeland, vice president of
the league, and J. P. Newell, state
campaign manager for the party.
Charters of the Gainesville and
Oxcsa clubs were accepted by the
Sholtz called upon the younger
members of the party to lead the
way in getting out a record Demo-
cratic vote at the November elec-
tion. He said if this is accom-
plished Florida will have the right
to demand representation in the
cabinet of Franklin D. Roosevelt
in the event of a Democratic vic-
"The rank and file of the people
are waking up to the racket which
the Republican party has been
p"''ing ovye on th sh cun yd for
Rabbi Samuel Mi. Machtei, for-
merly Rabbi of Beth David Con- I
gregation of this city, has been
called to the pulpit of Congrega-
tion Beth El of West Palm Beach
where he will offiicate at the High
Rabbi s hti is the founder of
the Radio Synagogue, which he di-
reeng eat o Bet hml iste old-
est Jewish congregation in West
Palm Beach and also supports a
Talmud Torah where daily reli-
gious instruction is given the chil-
dren, during the winter season.
for the entire organization. This
plan, too, will eliminate the neces-
sity of disrupting the employer's
organization during the working
- 1
Prof. Ismar J. Peritz, head of
the Bible Department at the Uni-
versity of Syracuse, will supervise
a new course in the field of reli-
gious education this coming fall,
which will be known als the "Bible,
Religion and Democracy." Prof.
Peritz, in outlining the course,
says that American democracy
eound its originating source in re-
ligion, with the Bible playing a
great ~part.
Ruth Oruber, of Brooklyn, N.
Y., received the degree of Doctor
of Philosophy from the University
of Cologne. Only 20 years old, she
is believed to be the youngest doc-
tor of philosophy in the world. In
Cologne, where Miss Gruber's alca-
d~emic achievement was widely
hailed, it is asserted that Dr. G~ru-
ber is the only student so young
ever honored there and the only
one to wi a doctor's degree in a
single year. A graduate of New
'Y'ork.University, she,won a schol-
arabip to Wisconsin, where she re-
ceived hr M6. A. and~ an exchange
scholarship at Cologne.
W. J. Howey, independent Re-
publican candidate for governor
speaking here Labor Day urged re-
duction of the governor's salary
from $9,000 to $5,000 a year and
said, "'our tax rate can and must
be cut in two **'
"What Florida needs," said Mr.
Howey, "is a good dose of two par-
ty government. For more than 50
Years Plorida has been electing
nothing but Democrats to office.
When you had a Democratic par-
ty organization and Democrats
were bound by party pledges it
wasn't so bad but for more than
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Voue 8.--Number 37
IaSeptember 9th, 1932
' '
a WEST PALM BRANCH k
r *P a ** 1 9 P ** ** P'
Regular Priday night senrvices
held every ~P~PPPPPPrida night at the
Temple Beth Israel on Broward
Avenue .with .the .Rabbi, Dr. Carl
N. Herman officiating after which
the usual sermon is given.
The regular meeting of the P. B.
Junior Hebrew Assn. wats held on
Wednesday night, August 31st, at
the home of Mrs. May 27th St.,
^ me..i.. olsa s~eh'a :...
Board was held at the Temple on
Tuesday' nigh~t.
Benefit card party of the Beth
I~srael sisterhood was held at the
home of 1Mr. and Mrs. O. P. G~run-
ner, Wa~Shngton .Road. Prizes
were awarded at each table and
delicious' refreshmnents were ser-
ved by the hostess. ,
Mr. Kerman motored to Jack-
sonville where he will meet his
wife who is returning from Chi-
9caso after which they will both
The main difference between a
wise man and a fool is that the
G~eorge ~Washington and Carry
jNation achieved fame with a hatt-
wise man keeps his mouth shut chet, but nobody has ever done it
and his eyes open, while the tool Iwith a hammer.
keeps his mouth open and his eyes
Since gray is the fashion for
men, our old black suit will do us
for another year. ,
T- he n e m ay ihee i r~ then erh
mu ero wn i fe ei ha
Wouldn't a rabbit be chesty,
though, it it could realize that it
was growing nice sealskin coats?
As chilly as some bankers are,
it's no wonder that their banks,
assets get frozen.
According to the crime figures,
the wages of sin hartv not been cut
durizig the depression.
It looks as though the most
prosperous man nowadays is the
fiddler--everybody must pay him.
When you find a thing hard to
do and struggle with it you are
Mean is sometoind. y e any
marking t~ime and not get.
ting algead.
.A man who is dsprt is c Mao
and security is usually a safe bet
in business *
A disorderly person se ldom
makes a good manager. He may
.Tl o an o rdern de aie
to make a success of him.
People who do not respect a
confidence should never expect
one. When you go around spilling
the beans on the other fellow, the
one to whom you spill them ex-
hpe ts you to do the same thing to
h i......
The basis of all business is de-
sire and necessity. Create some-
thing to fill a desire or supply
soniething that is required and
you have at business.
A good business to be in is sup-
plying something that is universal
in use, a repeater and within the
reach 'of atlmo~st everyone who
could use it. ,
Bliss is only momentary and
soon forgotten. Satisfaction lasts
a long time and endures.
Hope leads us on thru life'sl
troubles; it fires us with ambition,
makes us overlook faults, and
makes mistakes pardonable. ~It is
the big "kilck" that makes living
worth while.
A slave driver is one who tries
to get more out of his employrees
than he pays for by holding the
w~hil of Tdischar~ge over themn.
When a man ceases to worry a-
bout his bills hq is in a bad way
and then you will have to do the
wortfing. '
Teacher: Give me a sentence
using the wo~rd 'bhwithd'."
Mick~~ey: Go ahead, felers I'll
tiewitches in a minute. '
If you have honestly given any-
one service you should not be a-
fraid to ask for your pay because
you have earned it and the man
expected to pay when he accepted
the service. If you have to beg for
your money for lenr oi Ang h
it is not a safe bet.
Wen you earn t repu aton
of being a good fellow you are us-
ually classed as an easy mark also.
A man who can give an unplea-
sant order courteously and with
a smile will usually have it carried
out cheerfully.:
When you owe a man money let
him~ know what you' are doing a-
boti nd hewl ae sou foar.
oerryou and you will soon lose
.Newspapers in general today are
ree hma ity a makn s war
of our fellow men. We are led to
Believe that the world is full of
/criminals and suckers.
The truth coes more often
from the lips of a poor man than
a rich one. That is the reason we
have so many poor people. Truth
seems to be quite flexible with
thnost of us.
The young traveler plasters his
luggage wth lbe *; the old-tie
desires publicity while seasoned
riches desires seclusion.
The party who says he has no
confidence in others hasn't a
chance to inspire confidence in
lives everyone is crooked needs a
Hell, of a lot of watching also.
Hoax. I am not surprised to
hear that Mrs. Spinks is an ardent
spiritualist. She ~is a woman who
always goes to extremes.
Joax: Is she? I thought she
Went to mediums.
Bim: Henpeck claims to have
something in common with Ein-
Bam: Henpeck? Why, he's as
dumb as an ox.
Bim: I know it. But he says
his wife doesn't understand him.
Bosch: 80 Mrs. Bipton doesn't
speak well of anybody?
Joach: No, she has an impedi-
ment in hier voice.
Bullet Joe: Gtee, that's a ter-
rible picture of you.'
Galttling Pete: 'Yeah, I'm going
to ^se'l 1 cakt arrange to have tihe
police Use the photo I had taken
at that rSwell place on Michigan
Youngwed: I learned to cook
whlr4Q my husband was abroad.
'Priend: And what did he say
~dhen'he rturnied?
Younswed: Nothins he went
aboa again
when a man gesb stuk on him-
4pit.'it's~ 5n'iaf ( he has poor
with Miss Sara Weiner ac
Jacob Epstein, sculptor, who
and "Rima," Is about to startle the
world of art again, this time with
his most fantastic creation-the
huge figure of an ancient sun god.
The figure is nine feet high, with
hostess. During the meeting a
discussion was held concerning the
of the members ptho are leavinE
for college next week. .Followint
the meeting cookies and punch
were served by thej hostels, fol-
lowed by cards and dancing. until
la late hour. "Dimples" Abeish of
Jacksonville, wyas a guest for the light, its hair forming an aureole
ev~ening. !Those attending besides of flame.
the hostesses were: Adeline Gold-
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guests will remain here for some a job become the general practice
Rabbi Dr. Carl A. Press, who time and because of their arrival in the United States--nd I see
will direct the services at Beth here on the eve of the recently signs which make me believe that
David Synagogue the coming High anticipated "hurricane" have been they are coming--perhaps the cre-
Holidays. attended a number of Icalled hurricanee guests" by their dit will go to the man who started
European Yeshivoxs, including the many friends here. The Bulbins the project, perhaps not.
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came to America as the protege [nent jeweler of this city, returned of economic questions, cutlinedi iE:
of Dr. David Neumark. noted He- )to Miami after a hurried trip to idea of the short weeks and the
brew scholar. During his stay in New York to visit his father who wider distribution of jobs. "Come
Cincinatti. Rabbi Press instructed is, seriously ill here. out to the national convention of
a class at the Hebrew Union Col- ***the Furniture Association and tel
lege. He received his Ph. B. at the Miss Rhoda Levy of Long Island' them about it," his friend urged.
University of Berlin and his Ph. N. Y. arrived here Thursday to Mr. Teitelbaum had never made a
D. at the University of Chicago. spend the winter with her aunt public spech in his life, but he
He served as Rabbi of Congrega- and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Julius talked thart convention, represent-
tion Bnai Israel. Jacksonville, Fla. (Simrpson of this city. ing employers of 400,000 men and
from 1921 to 1923, Congregation ***women, into indorsing his plan.
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to 1926. Temple Beth Irael, Hemp- the staggered hours system has
stead, L. I.. 1926 to 1929 and then CHIRBOPODIST been put forward by. hundreds of
came to Miami where he married Summer Rates others, and it was one of the big
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credit for starting it, which is why
I want to put it in the record now
that it was Isador Teitelbaum's
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writer of fiction and poetry. She
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canyon of the Rocky Mountains,
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Before her marriage to Mr.
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she was on her way to church she
found a purse. Thinkiing that it
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Candidates just getting in
sponsored by the Administrative
Committee of Beth David Congre-
gation, was held at its Talmud
Torah Hall with the members of
the committee and their wives as
the hosts. Dancing was enjoyed by
the two hundred guests attending
and delicious refreshments were
served. No charges of any kind
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signed to promote and encourage
social relationship between theft
members of the Committee, the
members at large and the Jewish
public generally.
At a meeting of the Ladies Aux-
iliaryI of the Miami Jewish Ortho-
dox Congregation held last Tues-
day night at the Synagogue. final
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at a special meeting of the organ-
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noon, September 13th at 2 p. m.
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refreshments will be serv~ed. The
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the arrival of the Rabbi. 1
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Lagoon in a glass
Every year 30 million tourists travel to Venice. And yet it still has a few secret backyards and gardens where magical things can arise – wine, for instance. We visit the guerilla vintners
On a gray September morning, Colleen McCann, 67, and Vanna Purisiol, 68, are sitting in the old monastery garden on the cemetery island of San Michele just outside Venice. Two women of mature years, red coral necklaces, golden earrings, and a beatific smile on their faces. They cut into a chunk of pecorino and open a bottle of wine. The wind is salty, the sky low-slung and gray. This is always a peaceful place, but today they are here not to relax, but to work: It's high time to harvest the grapes in the wild vineyards of Venice. Colleen, a former physiotherapist, and Vanna, who used to be a teacher, both belong to the group Laguna nel bicchiere (lagoon in a glass). They are a group of 150 guerilla vintners. They have been searching out old vineyards in Venice and awakening them to new life since 2008, taming vines that have run wild, planting new ones. They pick the grapes and take them to Venice's cemetery island and turn them into wine – 1500 bottles a year.
The women let their gaze wander through the old monastery garden. It was here that Padre Fra Mauro created the most detailed and accurate world map of his day back in the 15th century. The buildings have stood empty for years, left to decay. More than 100 monks used to live in the monastery, but the last one left ten years ago. Now the facade plaster is peeling and the shutters are closed. This is the real Venice, the Venice now only to be glimpsed in very few spots around the city. Nothing in this place has been changed to attract tourists. Every Monday, Colleen comes here to see to the garden and wine cellar. Her little boat, moored behind the wall near the Number 4 ferry landing stage, rocks on the water, gently rising and falling. Nearly all of the gardens in Venice are surrounded by high walls to protect them from the salt of the sea.
The monastery yard was once the monks' vegetable garden. Now the skins of the malvasía and dorona grapes the guerilla vintners harvested a good two weeks ago are lying on top of several compost heaps. From these grapes, they produce the dry white wine they claim brings the dead back to life. They've given it the name "In Vino Veritas." It has a fruity taste, a fresh acidity and a mineral character, and it contains no additives. In fact, it's the kind of natural wine that is also becoming increasingly popular in Germany.
Vanna is a Venetian born and bred; Colleen is Australian but has been living in the lagoon city for over 30 years. Both women are fighting to keep at least a few of the old traditions alive in Venice because, as they see it, the city has surrendered to mass tourism. So what goes on here on the island is about more than wine, it's about the cultural survival of the city. As the wild winemakers agree, Venetians cannot move for tourists these days. More than 30 million people visit Venice each year as compared with the fewer than 60 000 who actually live in the center. "We want at least a little bit of Venice to survive in Venice," says a resolute Colleen.
It's about more than just wine, it's about the cultural survival of the city, say the vintners
Once they've finished the cheese, Colleen and Vanna roll red plastic tubs out of the cantina, the monastery wine cellar, where the monks were already pressing grapes and producing wine in the 16th century. The barrels and bottles, tubes and corks are still kept there today. But Colleen and Vanna are committed to doing more than produce a good wine. They want to shape Venice and to do so, they are active in a variety of societies and initiatives; in groups that cultivate the classic Venetian style of rowing and others that support local artists and stage readings and markets that campaign to stop hotels from being built on the small, uninhabited islands. They also work in groups that organize demonstrations and campaigns aimed at prohibiting cruise liners from sailing right down the Canale della Giudecca – the steel monstrosities are a thorn in any true Venetian's eye.
No tourist comes here to the monastery yard beside the cemetery, the last resting place of such men as Ezra Pound and Igor Stravinsky. A whiff of basil wafts across from the small herb garden the vintners have planted. Whenever grapes are being pressed or wine is being bottled or labeled, the grape guerillas set up a long table on the path paved with gravestones and celebrate with food and drink. But today, there are only a couple of old women wandering among the graves in the cemetery. Colleen and Vanna sit silent for a while, enjoying the sweet, heady scent of the fig trees, before taking the boat back to Venice; the lighthouse on Murano is already flashing its beacon across the water.
The next morning at eight a.m., Colleen takes a ferry from St. Mark's Square across to Giudecca, the island encircles the southern part of Venice. At nine o'clock, 15 men and women have assembled in the garden of a retirement home there. Dressed in colorful, they carefully snip bunches of grapes from the vines. Giancarlo Quadarella, who discovered and revived this vineyard, explains what's good about it: "You can't expect to produce elegant wines, but you can taste the lagoon." Then he grabs a pair of secateurs and joins the others. The group works on in the rain until noon amid swarms of mosquitoes. There are sunflowers growing beside the vines, and the place smells of mint and lavender. Then the pickers prepare themselves a quick lunch, which they share beneath a persimmon tree. They cook pasta on a wood-burning stove, slice fresh tomatoes and open some bottles of wine. Making wine, drinking wine – eternal cycle. Then the pickers bring the grapes down to the jetty on a wheelbarrow, passing by the residents of the home that has a grandezza factor worthy of a luxury hotel.
A heavy, gray wooden boat is waiting there, bobbing on the water. The pickers stack the crates onto the boat until there's no space left for more, then they lay a tarpaulin over the grapes. Colleen is the last to jump into the boat – and they're off! In the background, the long line of the Lido points toward the open sea. The typically gray-green waters of the lagoon are choppy today. The boat heads first for St. Mark's Square, then turns off down a small canal toward Fondamente Nuove and finally on to San Michele. Waves slap against its bow sending saltwater splashing the passengers sitting up front, drinking each other's health and squinting in the sun when it breaks briefly thought the clouds.
The boat ties up at two cracked wooden piles. Colleen climbs out onto the short jetty, opens the gate and takes the first crate of grapes handed up from the boat. Then the red plastic crates are stacked on rusty metal stands that are otherwise used to bring caskets to the cemetery. A boat with another ten guerilla vintners ties up. Again bottles are eagerly opened. Colleen, Vanna and Giancarlo pull off their shoes and socks, wash their feet with cold water from the well, roll up their pants and climb into the tub now filled with grapes, and begin to tread them so that the yeast from the skins is mixed into the juice of the grapes to trigger the fermentation process. A new vintage is born.
The troop strikes up old Venetian songs, recites poems about the vendemmia, the grape picking, and about the cycle of drinking, from grape to wine to intoxication. Then they remove the last twigs and stems and pour the juice and skins, the must (mosto), into large barrels, where it is left to ferment and ultimately become the "lagoon in a glass." This wine cannot be bought. The wild winemakers serve it at markets. And there are three bars, where if you know the owner you may sample a glass. But you have to search for the bars just as the guerillas are constantly searching for new vineyards. Because even in Venice has become a walk-in postcard, the lagoon does still keep a few secrets to itself.
This story first appeared in Lufthansa Exclusive, the frequent traveller magazine. For more information about Lufthansa Miles & More offers, please click here.


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(Reuters) - Weak foreign exchange revenue persists at State Street Corp (STT.N), hurting the custody bank's chances of lowering its high ratio of compensation expenses, top executives said on Tuesday.
Some shareholders, including activist investor Nelson Peltz, have criticized State Street's compensation-to-revenue ratio, saying it is too high.
State Street's goal is to keep the ratio at about 39 percent, compared with 40 percent in 2011. But that goal could be hard to meet as foreign currency trading revenue withers from slack volume and volatility while key customers shift away from transactions with higher profit margins.
State Street Chief Financial Officer Ed Resch said on Tuesday he expects the compensation-to-revenue ratio to be pressured, primarily because of weak trading revenue. He made his remarks during a presentation with State Street Chairman and Chief Executive Jay Hooley at the Bank of America Merrill Lynch Banking and Financial Services Conference in New York.
Meanwhile, State Street is battling a number of lawsuits that allege the bank overcharged clients on forex trades that were not negotiated. These so-called standing instruction trades had been a lucrative franchise for State Street. The bank denies any wrongdoing, but pension funds, for example, are now telling their investment managers to negotiate more forex trades and to do fewer standing instruction transactions.
State Street's third-quarter foreign exchange revenue dropped 44 percent to $115 million from the year-ago level of $204 million, partly because of the change in client behavior.
In a closely watched forex case, the Arkansas Teacher Retirement System and State Street entered into private mediation talks during two days in late October. But the $12 billion pension fund and the bank were unable to settle the case, lawyers said in a November 2 joint status report filed in U.S. District Court in Boston.
State Street shares were up 0.7 percent at $44.68 at midday on Tuesday. (Reporting by Tim McLaughlin in Boston; editing by Matthew Lewis)


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There are two sides to every revolution. Mrs. America premieres April 15, exclusively on FX on Hulu.
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Modern Family has been going strong since 2009, but all good things must come to an end. 登録する the cast for a heartwarming, hilarious, occasionally awkward look back on their first interviews in a throwback featurette, added によって DarkSarcasm! Modern Family's 2-hour series finale event airs tonight on ABC.
The series finale airs Wednesday, April 8th, on ABC.
Washing your hands has never been もっと見る important than it is right now, but do あなた ever wish あなた could make the process a little もっと見る interesting? Allow Will Ferrell to demonstrate how あなた can spice up your hand-washing routine in a fun segment from The Late Late 表示する with James Corden, added によって rakshasa!
James Corden connects with the great Will Ferrell who has a few ideas for spicing up your handwashing routine - from Snoop Dogg to Sia, there are so many options for your perfect handwashing song.
A fearless mercenary is recruited to rescue the kidnapped son of an international crime lord on what turns out to be the deadliest mission of his life in Netflix's Extraction. Check out the brutal trailer, added によって Makeupdiva! Extraction stars Chris Hemsworth and Rudhraksh Jaiswal, and premieres April 24 on Netflix.
Extraction stars Chris Hemsworth and Rudhraksh Jaiswal, and premieres April 24 on Netflix.
Adam Sandler and Jimmy Fallon 愛 their grandmas, and they know that their grandmas 愛 them too. But thanks to this stupid virus, there are some new grandma rules. Learn how to keep your grandma 安全, 安全です in their "Don't Touch Grandma" duet featured on The Tonight Show, added によって rakshasa!
@The Tonight 表示する Starring Jimmy Fallon -Adam Sandler and Jimmy sing a duet about the new rules for hanging out with grandma while practicing social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic.
Tonight: Schitt's Creek sends their Best Wishes, Warmest Regards in the series finale and documentary!
Schitt's Creek is coming to an end, but the Rose family isn't one to go out quietly. After tonight's series finale, ファン are invited to go behind the scenes in Best Wishes, Warmest Regards, a documentary about making the final season of the hit comedy. Here's an emotional preview, added によって misanthrope86!
Trailer for the CBC documentary about the making of the final season of 'Schitt's Creek'.
あなた never forget your first love. A Taiwanese man who left his homeland to start a new life in America reflects on the ロスト 愛 of his youth while reconnecting with his estranged daughter in Tigertail, a multi-generational drama from Alan Yang. Here's the trailer, added によって rakshasa! Tigertail premieres April 10 on Netflix.
@Netflix -A Taiwanese factory worker leaves his homeland to seek opportunity in America, where he struggles to find connection while balancing family and newfound responsibilities in this multi-generational drama from writer-director Alan Yang.
Years after losing his girlfriend in a mob hit, a man comes out of hiding to pursue a celebrity who looks just like her in Last Moment of Clarity. 検索 for 回答 in the trailer, added によって rakshasa! Last Moment of Clarity stars Samara Weaving, Carly Chaikin, Zach Avery, Brian Cox and Udo Kier, and will arrive soon.
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Running out of things to do while you're stuck at home? Check out a fun 一覧 of cheap または free activities in this 記事 によって jlhfan624!
When it comes to family, some have it all figured out. Others are trying. A couple works to get their lives together so they can adopt a child in Apple's Trying, a comedy starring Esther Smith, Rafe Spall and Imelda Staunton. Here's the trailer, added によって DarkSarcasm! Trying premieres May 1 on 林檎, アップル TV+.
Before they become parents, they have to grow up. Watch all episodes of Trying on May 1 on 林檎, アップル TV+.
There are two sides to every murder. Brace yourself for an all-new true crime story in a trailer for Dirty John: The Betty Broderick Story, added によって rakshasa! Dirty John: The Betty Broderick Story stars Amanda Peet and Christian Slater, and will arrive soon on USA Network.
@TV Promos -Dirty John: The Betty Broderick Story coming soon to USA Network.
It's a dangerous world out there. Find out why it's safer to stay indoors in a weirdly appropriate clip from Free Guy, added によって rakshasa! Free Guy stars Ryan Reynolds, Jodie Comer, Joe Keery, Taika Waititi and Lil Rel Howery, and will now premiere December 11.
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When the Streetlights Go On: Travel back to the summer of 1995 in a trailer for Quibi's murder mystery!
Do あなた remember the exact moment あなた ロスト your innocence? A small town grapples with a dark crime in the summer of 1995 in Quibi's When the Streetlights Go On, a drama starring Chosen Jacobs and クイーン Latifah. Here's the trailer, added によって rakshasa! When the Streetlights Go On premieres April 6 on Quibi.
@Quibi -Small town murder in the summer of 1995. When The Streetlights Go On. Coming to Quibi April 6.
Are あなた ready to meet the 次 great wrestling superstar? Step into the ring with a young boy who just discovered a magical mask that makes him crazy fast and super strong in a trailer for Netflix's The Main Event, added によって rakshasa! The film stars Seth Carr, Tichina Arnold and Adam Pally, and premieres April 10 on Netflix.
@ONE Media - Netflix -Are あなた ready to step into the ring? Watch The Main Event on Netflix April 10th
If あなた または someone あなた know has become obsessed with Netflix's Tiger King, this epic 音楽 video may be of interest. Enjoy the delightful country sounds of Joe Exotic's Greatest Hits in this new mixtape, added によって rakshasa! Tiger King is now streaming on Netflix.
@Netflix UK & Ireland -Joe has emerged as the musical breakout 星, つ星 of Tiger King. Here's a mixtape of some of his best songs - including, of course, I Saw A Tiger.
Every state has a story. Disturbing tales passed down through generations are brought to life in Quibi's 50 States of Fright, a new horror anthology series inspired によって urban legends. Experience America the terrifying in the trailer, added によって DarkSarcasm! 50 States of Fright premieres April 6 on Quibi.
Quibi series explores stories based on urban legends from different places in the United States, taking viewers deeper into the horrors that lurk just beneath the surface.
Happy 18th Birthday, Emma! Open a time capsule from 2002 in The One Where フレンズ Sends a Message To 2020!
Happy 18th Birthday, Emma Geller-Greene! There is no greater gift than the gift of music, but a time capsule prepared によって your loved ones is a pretty good idea too. Return to 2002 and see what the フレンズ recorded in a video message for Emma in The One Where フレンズ Sends a Message To 2020, added によって rakshasa!
@Netflix UK & Ireland -Back in 2002, the フレンズ recorded a video message for Emma to watch on her 18th birthday. Her. 18th birthday is just around the corner, so it's time to open the ボールト, 金庫, ヴォールト and see what they 発言しました
Adam Sandler is teaching math to his kids, and that can't be good for America. Allow Adam Sandler to brighten your 日 with a new song about staying at ホーム and thanking the people getting us through this mess in his new "Quarantine Song" featured on The Tonight 表示する Starring Jimmy Fallon, added によって rakshasa!
@The Tonight 表示する Starring Jimmy Fallon -Adam Sandler debuts a song about life during the coronavirus, shouting out essential workers and medical professionals helping everyone through the pandemic.
Who's planning to binge Money Heist/La Casa de Papel: Part 4 this weekend? Get caught up parts 1-3 in this six-minute recap, added によって rakshasa! Part 4 is now streaming on Netflix.
@Netflix UK & Ireland -Money Heist, または La Casa de Papel to those in the know, just started started streaming Part 4. Here's a recap of parts one, two and three to catch あなた up または give あなた a reminder.
Obsession never dies. Enjoy a new look at television's most exciting game of cat and マウス in Killing Eve's season 3 trailer, added によって rakshasa! Killing Eve returns to BBC America and AMC on April 12.
@BBC -Obsession. Never. Dies. Killing Eve is back!
People seem to think that those in power answer to no one. That couldn't be further from the truth. See all hell break loose in a new trailer for TNT's Snowpiercer series, added によって rakshasa! Snowpiercer stars Jennifer Connelly and Daveed Diggs, and premieres May 17 on TNT.
@Film Trailer Zone Snowpiercer stars Jennifer Connelly and Daveed Diggs, and premieres May 17 on TNT.
There are moments when we can lose ourselves, but that doesn't undo who we are in our entirety... does it? See a perfect wife's perfect life begin to unravel in the latest teaser for HBO's The Undoing, added によって rakshasa! The Undoing stars Nicole Kidman and Hugh Grant, and premieres this fall on HBO.
@HBO -The limited series The Undoing, coming this Fall, stars Nicole Kidman and Hugh Grant as Grace and Jonathan Fraser, who are living the only lives they ever wanted for themselves...
It's been an incredible ten seasons, but Hawaii Five-0 is ready to splash off into the sunset for the last time. 登録する the cast and crew for a look back on an unforgettable decade in a finale featurette, added によって jasamfan23! Hawaii Five-0's series finale airs tonight on CBS.
After a ten-season run, Hawaii Five-0 is heading off into the sunset on Friday April 3rd. After a decade together, the cast and crew took a moment to reflect on what the series has meant to them.
In an abandoned world, the only rule is survival. See what the apocalypse looks like 4 years after Train to Busan in the trailer for Peninsula, a sequel to the 2016 South Korean zombie film, added によって Makeupdiva! Peninsula will premiere later this year.
Peninsula will premiere later this year.
Take it from the coolest man in quarantine: There has never been a better time to stay the **** at home. Catch up with Samuel L. Jackson and enjoy an epic 読書 of the new book "Stay the **** at Home!", a sequel to Adam Mansbach's classic "Go the **** to Sleep", in a segment from Jimmy Kimmel Live shared によって rakshasa!
@Jimmy Kimmel Live -While Jimmy is in quarantine, he checks in with the great Samuel L. Jackson at his home...
Diane Lockhart is ready to get back to work. Keep on fighting The Good Fight in the acclaimed drama's season 4 trailer, added によって rakshasa! The Good Fight returns to CBS All Access on April 9.
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When あなた hit rock bottom, there's nowhere to go but home. A single mom reluctantly takes in her estranged sister and once-rich brother-in-law in Broke, a new CBS comedy. Here's the trailer, added によって rakshasa! Broke stars Pauley Perrette, Jaime Camil and Natasha Leggero, and premieres tonight on CBS.
When an outrageously wealthy trust fund baby (Jane the Virgin's Jaime Camil) is cut off によって his father, he and his wife 移動する into her estranged sister's Reseda (NCIS' Pauley Perette) home, forcing the two siblings to reconnect.
The mythical Snyder Cut doesn't just make an okay superhero film into a good movie; it transforms it into the best movie ever. Experience the most incredible alternate version of a film ever imagined によって an angry internet mob in Screen Junkies' Honest Trailer for Justice League: The Snyder Cut, added によって DarkSarcasm!
From a director single-handedly keeping Vero relevant - it's Honest Trailers for Justice League: The Snyder Cut!
How many ways can one special 日 go wrong? You're about to find out. Try to survive a catastrophic gathering in a trailer for Netflix's 愛 Wedding Repeat, added によって rakshasa! 愛 Wedding Repeat stars Sam Claflin, Olivia Munn, Eleanor Tomlinson, Joel Fry, Tim Key and Freida Pinto, and premieres April 10 on Netflix.
@Netflix While trying to make his sister's wedding 日 go smoothly, Jack finds himself juggling an angry ex, an uninvited guest with a secret, a misplaced sleep sedative, and the girl that got away in alternate versions of the same day.
Is there any character Iliza Shlesinger can't play? See the comedian take on many roles in a trailer for The Iliza Shlesinger Sketch Show, a new satire-filled series packed with outrageous characters and hilarious sketches ready to skewer TV stereotypes, added によって rakshasa! The first installment is now streaming on Netflix.
@Netflix - Premiering April 1, the series celebrates and skewers the TV stereotypes that fill our screens big and small, from bizarre exercise plans to over-simplified DIY shows and "reality" TV at its best/worst.
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Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart prove that they're the best comedy duo out there in a 上, ページのトップへ 10 Jumanji Moments video!
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Watch the 上, ページのトップへ 10 of Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart moments from Jumanji: The 次 Level promotions.
あなた can't exactly go out and attend a コンサート right now, so here's one あなた can enjoy from the safety of your own home. See 防弾少年団 perform "Boy with Luv" live from South Korea in a clip from The Late Late 表示する with James Corden, added によって rakshasa!
@The Late Late 表示する with James Corden -James Corden connects with super group 防弾少年団 who perform their hit song "Boy with Luv" while in quarantine in South Korea.
Living in paradise is no vacation. A group of working-class teenagers discover a treasure map that could change everything in Outer Banks, a new drama series from Netflix. See where all their problems begin in the trailer, added によって DarkSarcasm! Outer Banks premieres April 15 on Netflix.
Four friends. One summer. And $400 million in gold. Outer Banks is coming to Netflix April 15.
This is about survival. Check out some new footage from The Walking Dead: World Beyond in the latest teaser, added によって Bibi69! The Walking Dead: World Beyond will premiere on AMC later this year.
"We survived. The rest didn't." The Walking Dead: World Beyond premieres later this year.
Even aliens want to fit in. 登録する a family from outer 宇宙 as they grow accustomed to a strange new planet in a teaser for Hulu's Solar Opposites, an animated comedy series from the co-creator of Rick and Morty, added によって rakshasa! All episodes of Solar Opposites will land on Hulu on May 8.
@JoBlo TV 表示する Trailers -From Justin Roiland, the co-creator of Rick and Morty, comes a series about a family of aliens trying to fit in on this human-infested crap-hole of a planet called Earth. Solar Opposites lands May 8, only on Hulu.
Explore an underwater wonderland and witness an incredible adventure across Africa in a dual trailer for Disneynature's イルカ リーフ & Elephant, added によって rakshasa! イルカ リーフ (narrated によって Natalie Portman) and 象 (narrated によって Meghan, Duchess of Sussex) will both arrive April 3 on Disney+.
@Walt ディズニー Studios -Disneynature's "Elephant" and Disneynature's "Dolphin Reef" premiere April 3, streaming only on Disney+.
It's all about perspective. Meet your new お気に入り TV family in a trailer for Netflix's BlackAF, a unique and unapologetic comedy from the creator of Black-ish, added によって rakshasa! BlackAF stars Kenya Barris and Rashida Jones, and premieres April 17 on Netflix.
@Netflix -Unapologetically Black. From the creator of "black-ish" comes a brand new comedy. Kenya Barris and Rashida Jones 星, つ星 in "#blackAF", arriving on Netflix April 17, 2020.
When it comes to love, it's anybody's game. 30 singles will compete to win a 日付 in Quibi's Singled Out, a reboot of the '90s MTV series with a modern twist. Check out a teaser, added によって rakshasa! Singled Out, hosted によって Keke Palmer and Joel Kim Booster, premieres April 6 on Quibi.
@Quibi -One dater. 30 singles. 3 rounds. Who will slide out of the friend zone and into our dater's heart? Singled Out with Keke Palmer and Joel Kim Booster. Coming to Quibi on April 6. "Singled Out" is produced によって MTV Studios.
This wasn't a ランダム killing. This was a warning. A research team is stalked によって a murderous creature in Abominable, a horror film starring Robert Berlin, Katrina Mattson and John Carlssun. See the mysterious monster with your own eyes in the trailer, added によって jlhfan624! Abominable arrives on DVD and VOD on April 14.
While stumbling upon clues of the 前 expedition, a research team discovers that a Yeti creature lurks within the Himalayan mountains and will do anything to protect its terrain.


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FRA Director presents the Handbook on European law relating to asylum, borders and immigration in Strasbourg on the European Court of Human Rights, 2013.
Ladies and gentlemen,
Good morning. It is a pleasure to be back here to present the Handbook on European law relating to asylum, borders and immigration. I very much look forward to our discussions in the course of the day on the achievements already made in this area of law, as well as the many challenges that remain.
I would like to thank the European Court of Human Rights, and you in particular President Spielman for the continuous support provided to our excellent collaboration in developing this Handbook. I am well aware of the efforts of the registry staff helping us in reaching a high level product.
While the majority of the Agency's publications are comparative reports and surveys, publications like this handbook are vital to help those in the very frontline protecting human right to carry out their work in an effective and efficient manner.
This handbook is tangible evidence of the productive cooperation the CoE institutions and FRA have developed over the years.
The Council of Europe is an indispensable partner in increasing knowledge about the human rights situation in Europe and upholding these rights. The work of the European Court of Human Rights in ensuring the respect of asylum seekers and migrants human rights is well documented in our Handbook.
While the handbook is the first comprehensive guide to European law in this particular field, it is the second such handbook The European Court of Human Rights and FRA have produced together: in 2011 we published the Handbook on European Non-Discrimination Law, which has been praised for its comprehensiveness and usability. As actions speak louder than words – or in this case, figures speak louder than compliments – some 6,000 hard copies of the handbook on non-discrimination law have been disseminated since its publication, while in 2011-2012 alone, the handbook and its updates were downloaded 17,000 times!
I am pleased to be able to tell you now that we are already working together with the CoE on similar guides relating to data protection law and child protection legislation.
But to return to the handbook we are presenting today:
This guide is a practical tool that is designed to assist legal practitioners at the national and European level, including lawyers, judges, prosecutors, border guards, immigration officials and others working with national authorities, as well as non-governmental organisations. It is aimed at the very many persons across Europe who are taking decisions on issues concerning asylum and immigration law in the course of their everyday work.
The handbook complements other aspects of the Agency's work in the field of asylum, borders and migration.
Ladies and gentlemen,
The handbook we are presenting today covers an area of EU law which is not only complex, but is also rapidly changing. Just last week – on 6 June - the Court of Justice of the European Union issued in the case C‑648/11 an important judgement concerning the application of the Dublin Regulation to unaccompanied minors in light of the child's best interests as layed down in Article 24 (2) of the Charter of Fundamental Rights.
Because of these developments and the fact that EU asylum instruments will soon be changing, FRA is already working on an updated version of the handbook, which we plan to publish later this year. Today, we are making the guide available in four languages (English, French, German and Italian), with versions in Spanish, Greek, Bulgarian, Romanian, Croatian, Hungarian, and Polish to follow, as easy accessibility for practitioners at national level is crucial for any such publication to be useful.
In conclusion:
This handbook is a practical tool that aims to help those who are taking important decisions that influence the lives of vulnerable individuals every day. It will assist practitioners to apply European law correctly from the very beginning, hopefully contributing to fewer lengthy review proceedings. All in all, we believe that this publication will improve the implementation of fundamental rights throughout Europe, to the benefit of both workers in the field and the migrants and asylum seekers who are so affected by the laws covered in the guide you have before you.
Thank you for your attention.


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Alec Baldwin and his former Oscar co-host Steve Martin have for some years shared a prestigious showbiz record, but in six weeks the deadlock will be broken and only will man will be king.
Baldwin will host the season premiere of "Saturday Night Live" on Sept. 24, for what will be his16th stint, leaving Martin all alone in second place. Joining Baldwin for the night will be Radiohead, whose most recent album, "King of Limbs" came out in February.
The following week will feature one of the 2011's breakout comedy stars, Melissa McCarthy, who stole every scene of "Bridesmaids" she was in and just earned her first Emmy nomination for "Mike & Molly." Backing up McCarthy will be the band Lady Antebellum.
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Kevin Kalkhoven
Paul Gentilozzi
The four owners of the Champ Car World
Series - Kevin Kalkhoven, Gerald Forsythe, Paul Gentilozzi
and Dan Pettit met with a select few members of the media
Sunday morning in Houston with the sole intent of
summarizing where the series is and to dispel false rumors
that have circulated about the series.
One question that was asked dealt with who
is running the series on a day-to-day basis and whether the
rumors of dissention in the ranks was true.
Kevin Kalkhoven started by answering, "We
all spend many hours of every day discussing issues related
to Champ Car. I think it is safe to say that we are in
agreement 98% of the time. In every business there are
always going to be discussions and not everyone always
agrees. However, we are very much cooperating with one
Gerald Forsythe jumped in and added, "About
two or three weeks before the season started we got some bad
news that teams and drivers we thought were coming into the
series were not going to make it. We worked through
that and at the end of every discussion we ever have it's
always about what is best for the series. If we don't
all agree [on something] we don't do it."
A question was asked regarding the 7 week
gap in the schedule after Houston in which the series
essentially goes into hibernation and how was the series
going to fill that media void.
"We have a lot planned," said
Gentilozzi. "We have a big open test at Portland in
early May and we are going to send some folks to Europe to
do some running and PR. Some teams are going to Road
America to test, others to Sebring. The teams can test
400 to 600 miles in-season.
"There is a lot of work to do on small
technical issues. With the new car the 7 week break is
actually good for the series so we can address any issues
uncovered from the first three races."
Gentilozzi fielded a question about TV and
the lack of promotion from ABC and ESPN.
"You have to remember that by contract the
first two races were on NBC. We could not get out of
that. Because they were NBC races ABC and ESPN could
not promote them. Now that we are on ABC/ESPN the rest
of the year you will see that change."
One of the invited Mexican journalists asked
about another race in Mexico and other Mexican drivers.
The owners said they need Mexican companies to support
racing. If they support a race or drivers then it will
A question was asked about the talk of the
new car not being reliable. "Bulls&%#," said
Kalkhoven. "We have had very few mechanical issues in
the races."
Paul Gentilozzi added, "Each failure has
been different (i.e. not any systemic problems). Scot
Elkins has done a good job of keeping everyone in the same
box - i.e. all on a level playing field. That is what
we promised everyone and everyone is working together to
solve the issues.
"Yes we had some fuel venting issues in the
first couple of races. Did you ever hear of Dan Jones?
He did all the fueling pieces for Champ Car teams for years.
He's the best in the business. Dan is making some new
pieces for the Panoz and all the teams will get them during
the 7 week break and the refueling issues will be completely
behind us."
Gerald Forsythe also feels that the Panoz
has been a very good car. "We have had less problems
with this car than we used to have with the new Lolas."
Former Champ Car driver Steve Chassey was in
the audience and he chimed in that he was the USA import rep
for Lola back in 1997 when the Lola was horrible. That
was the year all the big guys switched to Reynard.
"I had to negotiate with this guy (pointing
to Gerald Forsythe) to buy back all the Lolas that year
because they were so bad. What a nightmare that was."
So essentially he said how soon people forget how bad other
new cars have been over the years.
Of course the question came up about driver
turnover and how do you build a fan base if that keeps
happening. Paul Gentilozzi fielded that question.
"There are a lot of drivers who want to come
to Champ Car to race. Results here are not determined
by a computer, but by driver and team ability. We give
everyone a level playing field.
"You are never going to stop some drivers
from wanting to go to Formula One. Do we want to lose
Sebastien Bourdais to F1 next year? Of course not, but
you know what? If he goes to F1 and does well that is
good for Champ Car."
With regard to the lack of American drivers
Kevin Kalkhoven responded, "We have invested so much
in our Atlantics program to cultivate young Americans like
Graham Rahal and Jonathan Bomarito. You do it from the
grassroots up. That way it will work long-term. I
am very proud of what we are doing in this regard."
Paul Gentilozzi added, "Sure it would be
good to have the two biggest American names, Andretti and
Rahal, doing battle here. If not for the politics
(between the IRL and Champ Car), and I don't want to speak
for Michael Andretti, but I bet Marco would want to be here
honing his road racing skills in case he wanted to follow
the Andretti tradition and go to F1 some day.
"Was losing AJ Allmendinger bad for Champ
Car? Sure we would have liked to keep him but athletes
change teams in every sport. How was it any worse that
Kimi Raikkonen leaving McLaren and going to Ferrari. I
didn't hear anyone say that would be the end of McLaren."
The final question was how much longer were
the current owners willing to support Champ Car, especially
since they are businessmen who are used to making profits on
their investments.
"How long is my life?" said Kalkhoven. "If
you can answer that, you have my answer." And what if the
business model doesn't make financial sense?" My job is to
make it make sense," Kalkhoven said.
To which the others nodded in agreement, basically saying
that they are in it for however long it takes to make Champ
Car a profitable and prosperous series. They are there
because they love the sport, like any of you would love a
hobby that you have.
And in that regard it gives many comfort to
know that they are not going to withdraw their support just
because it is taking a bit longer than some would have
thought to make the series self-sustaining.
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