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'.'¦-.¦: ' '-iJ '»4' ¦A'j,..',.¦ *53s. Central Ohio's/Onlj) Jewish Netospaper Reaching Every Home Devoted io Jlmcrican and Jewish Ideals A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR TJ IE JEWISH HOME ¦ VOLITM IJ II--N y M BER I cor.tJMMU.s, OHIO, ^rAY 26, 1922. Per Year $3.00; Per Copy lOc. LEADERS PREPARE FOR THE ZIONIST CONVENTION,JUNE25 Twenty-iifth Annual Gathering WiU Take Place at Philadelphia. VITAL QUESTIONS TO 6E DISPOSED OF NEW YORK, May 19,—Preparations for the tv/eiity-fifth annual convention of th6 Zionist Organization of America, ivhich is to be held in Philadelphia, Pa,,- beginning Sunday, June 2,5, have already beguii, ¦ Follo'wing the receipt of an official order issued by the organiza¬ tion; the districts throughout thc coun¬ try are arranging for the election of delegates to the convention. Elections will be held between Sunday, Mtiy 21, and Sunday, May 28, inclusive. In accordance with a referendum vote of. the districts, tl»e basis of clec tion for the convention is one dcleg<ite for every hundred members in good standing or a major fraction thereof. Election of Delogates- The call for the election of dele¬ gate^ concludes with the following par¬ agraph : "The highly intensified political situa¬ tion which thc Zionist movement had to face ill the course of the past year will make the twenty-fifth convention one of great importance in the history of Zionism in this country. The work of the administration was fraught with many difficulties. Both the politicil work and the efforts to raise money for Palestine have revealed a number of new phases which will-have to be care¬ fully deliberated upon and made the basis of our future policy. The Zionists should make every effort to make ¦ this gathering as representative as possible." A Question Raised An announcement from Zionist headquarters, regarding the convention contains the following: '!The registration of the Palestine Mandate, and the recognition of the Zionist Organization', as the Jewish Agency, to co-operate with the Palestine Govcrnirient on all matters .relating to "Jt'rt-'fsK'lnterestsiraiies oftjuestion 'w^hiilr has "already been alluded to .at the last meeting of the Greater Actions Com¬ mittee held in Berlin last March. Shall the Zionist Organization make an at¬ tempt to organize the Jewish' Agency, providing for the inclusion of Jewish groups interested in the building of Palestine; or shall a World Jevirish 'Con¬ gress be convened for the purpose of establishing an All-Jewish represent.v tion to act as. thc Jewish agency? Flaws Disclosed "The development of the Keren H^ayesod has disclosed certain flaws in relation to its status vis-a-vis the Zionist Organization. The Keren Hayesod is the Jewish national treasury —it is the treasury of the Zionist Or¬ ganization' for laying the , foundations of the Jewish national home. The Keren Hayesod is legally a separate corporation, maintaining its ¦ own ad¬ ministrative force, and conducting, to a, large extent, a propaganda for the collection of funds in which the Zionist Organiz.ition is one of a number of factors. Should tlie Keren Hayesod ad¬ ministration and prop3ganda for collec¬ tion be consolidated with the adminis¬ tration and propaganda of the Zionist , Organization or shall it remain as it now is, "At the present time, the headquarters of the Zionist Organization are located in London, ¦ the Keren Hayesod Head¬ quarters are likewise situated in London. With the registration of the Palestine Mandate and the recognition of the Zionist Organization as the Jewish agency would it not be desirable to transfer the Zionist headquarters com¬ pletely to Palestine, leaving in London only such essential branch offices as are practically required?" Rabbi Wise Assails Proposed Revival in Southern Coal Field NEW YORK, May 22.-Char- aetcrizingr the sending of an invitation to Billy Sunday to conduet a series of revival meetings in the coal fields of West Virginia as a "loathsome attempf to. prostitute the ¦church," Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, in a sermon at the Free Synagog yesterday, ; declared that if Sunday accepts; "some; ot us preachers in cliurch and synagog alil<e will move a group of like minded mon to go with us to the West Virginia hills." "We will point out the truth to tho men," he said, "th^t they are not to accept injustice and starvation and wrong as the will of God, that the will of God is that there shall be 'jus¬ tice in thc world, a'nd that men are always and in every way to strive for it." Rabbi Wise charged that the {purpose of tho. invitation to Sunday is plainly to have him use his eloquence and personal¬ ity to lead ' thc men back to work. How Fannie Hurst, Poor Jewish Girl Struggled 1 o Fame Tifereth Israel Cong. To Hold 21st Annual Picnic, Sunday, Jiine 18 Splendid Program Is Announced, Including Many Amusements and Ganies. Tifereth ][srael Congregation has made definite arrangements to hold its twenty-first annual picnic at Valentine's Country Club, Eajt Broad Street, on Sunday, June 18th, Those who attended the picnic last year will recall what a wonderful time thcy enjoyed and it is planned to niakc this'picnic a bigli^^'ind better one than last year. '^5.j;-fi\ • AmJhg ffi'ilf'vif i«/ilB 'a'riiusemeSSn;''it'i^ cluding> contests such as foot races, tug- of-vvar, baseball, fat man's race, three- legged race and other attractions, the Committee in charge plans to give a free performance of some kind during the afternoon upon the stage. The picnic will be entirely free. ..No Admission Charge No charge will be made for any ad¬ mission or transportation '^nd it is planned to arrange with the Ohio Motor ,Bus Company for a bus to take those who have no machines direct to the pic¬ nic grounds without cost. Automobiles will be supplied for all of thc children and anyone else who wishes to go, which will leave the' Tem¬ ple at McAllister and Parsons Avenues at nine o'clock in the morning. Facilities Provided Ample facilities will be provided to see that everyone gets home in the eve¬ ning. It is also planned to have a .large orchestra and to provide dancing. A special invitation is, extended to all Jews in tlie community to come out and at¬ tend this picnic and have a general goo'd old-fashioned time. Further announcements will be made from time to time through the columns of the Chkonicle of the various final arrangements so as to make this one of the .greatest picnics ever given in this city. liighteeii hundred dollars for a story I That is thc remarkable paid by the Cosmopolitan Magazine to Fannie Ilurst, a JewLsh girl, who triumphed despite poverty and adver¬ sity. The trials and fni.il success of Miss Hurst are described in a biograph¬ ical sketch by Miss Eliabeth Jordan, part of which is reprinted herewith: Fannie Hurs\_.'^as born in St. Louis, October 1!>, 1889. She is an only child of Jewish parents. Her father is a business man in very modest circum¬ stances. She went through a public school and then through a high school, gradu¬ ating' friiin the latter at 15. At 10, she gr.iduated from the Washington Uni- ver|Sih' of St, Louis, Throughout the time itnr wrote steadily, and wholly without encouragemenj. Writes for High School Paper 111 the high school she developed a burning ambition. The pupils published a journal—thc High School News. Fannie's ambition was to have a story in this journal. For four years she spent her free time writing toward this end. In tliat entire period not one of her stories was accepted by the High School News. . Toward the end of her first year in the university,' she wrote a short story about a shop girl. With characteristic determination she sent it to the High School News. It was accepted. Ill the university. Miss Hurst's ex¬ perience was almost as harro\ving. She herself was one of the editors of the university magazine. Student Life. In her editorial capacity, she promptly ac¬ cepted one of her own short 'stories. After her graduation from the uni¬ versity, .Fannie's father and mother idvised her to -teach. "But I don't want to teach," she said. "I want to go to New York th.is autumn and take a course at Columbia Univer¬ sity." thiU course because it came first She every short chi price in the nioniiiig and left her days free. .¦i^"' ''evcral months she spent these diy, oil the New Ybrk streets, espe- ciiiJIy nil the streets of the East-Side. SHe walked mile after mile. leA'iied to know every inch of crowded section. j^Slie w;dkcd the Bowery, She spent li'gifr after hour in the Italian quar¬ ter, till- Russian quarter, thc Yiddish qilaitcr.. She drifted into and out of th^ i)ig .shops and the little shops. She learned to know the people of all these plj»<?,cs, .ind the lives of these people. *'.'i'ter two or tin ee months of^ these eXUirsioiis, Mi.ss Hurst began to write. Again she bombarded editors with her nipnuscripts. Again every manuscript ca^ne back. • iJuriiig the entire winter she did iiot sell one manuscript. She did not earn oue cent, . HERMINE SCHONTHAL HOUSE NOTES The last Y. W. H. A. meeting of the season will be held Monday evening, May 29th, at 8 P. M. at the Hermine Schonthal Community House. Miss Fannie Goldstein has arranged an in¬ teresting feature, known as "Futures." Eieh girl is asked to come prepared tq do a little stunt. The Y. W. H. A. Sup¬ per Club will serve refreshments and all are invited to come to bid farewell to the girls for the summer. The closing exercises of the Hermine Schonthal Sunday School "will be held Sunday afternoon, May 28th, at 2:30 o'clock. The parents of the children are urged to come so as to encourage the children for future work.' Each of ' the classes has a part in tlie program and Mr. Joseph Schonthal will be the , speaker of the afternoon. TALMUD TORAH BUILDING COMMITTEE'S MEETING At a meeting of the Building Com¬ mittee of the Talmud Torah, held Sun¬ day, all Iteams reported that they had met with unusual success in their solici tation of funds for the Talmud Torah Building. The building, a picture of which ap peared in last week's issucof the Omo Jewish .Cihionicle, will be improved to meet all requirements of a model He¬ brew school.. It is hoped that within a very short time the full amount neces¬ sary to defray the expense of purchas¬ ing and remodeling the building will be raised. / Gets a Job on Stage tu despair, with thp idea of, eking out her income, she applied to a theatri- caj man for a place on the' stage. .He explained that she needed "lessons," and offered to make her a special rate of seven dollars a lesson. .'¦ Then, by pure, chance (quite uncon- iieeted with the lessons, she Explains), shit'sccured a position with Leo Ditrich- ste'in in "Thp Concert." Her part kept her on the stage fivc.niinutes and gave her two lines to speak, It brought her $20j a week, and she held the position for. three weeks. Tlfo-iivonths that followed were Fan¬ nie I 'Hurst's despenite "last stand" ag.-'ui'ist failure', and she put up a mag¬ nificent fight. - - Day after day she sent out her manu- scrlots. Day after day they came back. The cost of postjige became an item that troubled her dreams, ' ' ;,^ Jl iThirty Dollars for a. Story -','y^J tast^ -wheft her- 6\itlqok- v/aa. blacl-^- a YOUR PROMPT Attention , IS n6w requested BY SIMON LAZARUS Most of the subscribers to-the recent Columbus Campaign for Jewish War Sufferers pledget] to pay their subscriptions in^ four instalments. The first in¬ stalment was payable and due on May 1st. According to Simon Lazarus, Treasurer of the Columbus Campaign, many local Jews have somehow over¬ looked their obligation. He urges these people to expedite matters, explaining that the need for the cash funds at this time is tremendously great. ''The Campaign which we htt- gun some time ago," declared : Mr. .Lazarus, "is: not over until every local subscriber has re- >nitted his full liledge. Let us not forget such matters. WE CANNOT, WE DARE NOT, GIVE EXCUSES TO STARV¬ ING PEOPLE. "I cannot impress too: strong' ly the importance of prompt reinittal of every instalment as it comes due. I trust that Co¬ lumbus Jews will vindiciite their fair name. as generous^ pledgers- and prompt' payers. REMEMBER -^ YOUR OWN STARVING BRETHREN LOOK WITH APPEALING EYES AT YOU FROiw ACRbSS THE SEA. WILL NOT YOU HEED THEIR CRY ?^' " 70th ANNUAL I. O.B.B. CONVENTION HELD AT INDIANAPOLIS Delegates and Members from Eight States Attend Big Event in Hoosier Town Arthur F. friedman ELECTED president (Special to Ohio Jewi.s'h Chronicle.) .INDIANAPOLIS. IND.-Onc of the most successful and iiiii)ressive con¬ claves which has taken {)lacc among Jews in many a year was that which opened at Itidianapolis last Suiidfiy morn¬ ing when I. 0. B. B. delegates and mem¬ bers from seven states of the Middle West gathered at thc Claypool Hotel for the. '70th annual convention of District Grand Lodge No. 2, I. Q. B. B. Eight States Represented The states represented were Ohio,, In¬ diana, Kentucky, iMissouri. K,-i'nsas, Colorado, Wyoming and New Mexico,' which include.over 12,000 members. Co'- liunbii's was represented at the conven- tioii by the following: Edwin J. Schan¬ farber, Al Harmon, Julius Zeckhauser, Jack .Meyers, Harry Kohn. Jeffrey Lazarus, Fred Lazarus, Alfred J. Ko¬ bacher, ,L. J, Goodman, J. W. Stein¬ hauser,. Robert Blashck and Benjamin Z. Neustadt. Called to Order The convention was called to order Sunday morning at 10:00 a. m. by Ed- win J. Schanfarber, Presidetn of the District Grand Lodge. The invocation was pronounced by Rabbi Morris M. Fetierlieht of, the Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation. The address of welcome in behalf of the committee on arrangements of Indianapolis Lodge No. ."iS was de¬ livered by Brother Louis J. Borinstein, a past president of the District, Another Impressive Services to be Held ^'''''¦"^ "^v^^^'*""'"^'"''''^H^ o^ the In- • in Honor of Jewish Mothers ¦ -*anapolis Lodge was delivered by iBro, Local I. O.BwB, Lodge To Celebrate Mothers' Day Monday, May 29 of America CsSit," she .Sold a 'story'to-'one "of Uic Her daily wbrlc in the university frmrtr; for $3i>-in payment. only an hour of her time. She was studying without interest, "The Litera¬ ture of the French Renaissance." She Then she met a' helpful and inspiring 2di(or. He gave her constructive critj- (Couttnucd on page 7) Great National Religious Drive Is Successful Evangelical Tour of Rabbis and Laymen Brings Splendid Results. THIRTY-TWO. RELIGIOUS SCHOOLS ORGANIZED Synagogue Confiscation Causes Two Deaths RIGA, (J. C. B.)—Two persons were killed, and four wounded, in a riot in a Minsk Synagogue following an attempt by Jewish Soviet officials to have en¬ tered the Synagogue during prayers, provoking the worshippers who tried to prevent them from carrying out the confiscation. Two of the worshippers were instantly killed, and four Com¬ munists seriously injured in the-fight. CINCINN'ATI, O., May 21.—"From Chehalis, Wash., to Milton, Fla., north, east, south arid vVest, the torch of Israel has beeii carried to scattered handfuls of Jews, who. chferished in their hearts a spark'of Judaism which years of .living apai;t;'from their co¬ religionists had allowed to flicker and to almost die out. Into the offides of the Union of Anterican Hebrew Con¬ gregation in the last few weeks have poured letters by hundreds from indi¬ viduals, committees and. r^ibbis, attest¬ ing to the success of the most unique religious campaign ever. undertaken by American jews —an Evangelical tour of rabbis and laymen affiliated with the union," states a recent ; re¬ port of the tJnipn of Ainerican He¬ brew Congregations. Eighty-seven Cbminunities "By Pi\llman as well as freight, by motor as well as sled, rabbis of leading congregations throughout the country journeyed to eighty-seven small com¬ munities, where a number of Jewish families reside, and there held meetings, organized synagogups, religious schools, lay services, sisterhoods, and study cir¬ cles, effecting-in all seventy-four organ¬ izations for Jewish education and wor¬ ship. This activUy is a part of an evangeli- cil campaign proposed by the Union of American Hebrew Congregation to bring Judaism, to every Jew—everywhere--a campaign which will in time be ex¬ tended to all small communities, farms, rural districts, colleges, and" public in¬ stitutions wherever a Jew resides. Personal Visits "This campaign ¦ is being carried out by rabbis of large cities adjacent to smaller communities, who have tinder- taken to maike personal visits to ;id- dress meetings, confer .with' local resi¬ dents and wherever possible effect br- , (Conthiued on pagel) , ¦ Keren Hayesod Is Endorsed By Both Harding and Coolidge Schweitzer Issues Statement Analyzing Receipts and Expenditures, NEARLY $4,500,000 RAISED IN CASH AND PLEDGES MEW YORK, May 2-2,—National Headquarters of the Keren Hayesod in America, oO Union Square, New York, u'l'orts the receipt of a letter from I'lesident Harding endorsing the Keren Hayesod and wishing' it the "fullest measure of success." - Simultaneously a letter has been received from Vice-Pres¬ ident Coolidge, likewise expressing the hope that the people of the United St.ites will lend their aid to the plan ol the rebuilding and preservation of the, Jewish Homeland'. lioth these' endorsements which have amused intense satisfaction among the workers of the Keren Hayesod who are at present conducting large , campaigns ill New York, Philadelphia, and other cities, arrived at a time when' the first complete statement of; the receipts and e.x]ieiiditur'es of the Keren Hayesod, both, in Aiheripa and Palestine, was is¬ sued by Peter J. Sohw.eitzer, Chairman of the National Administrative, Com¬ mittee. .¦.'¦¦ The President's Letter The text of President Harding's let-f ler is as follows! "f am'very glad to express my ap¬ proval'and hearty sympathy for the ef¬ fort of the Palestine Foundation Fund, ill behalf of the restoration of Palestine :|,s ri Homeland for the Jevvish people. I have always viewed with an interest, wliich I think is quite as much practical as sentimental, the proposal for the re- liai)ilitation of Palestine, and the res¬ toration of a real Jewish iiaTionality, and I hope the effort novy being carried on in this and other countries in this be¬ half may meet the fullest measure of success." The message from Vice-President Coojidge to the Keren Hayesod work¬ ers read'as follows: "Through thousands of years the Jew¬ ish .people have preserved a sense of iialioii'ality amid disintegrating influ- (Continuedon page 1) SPECIAL PROGRAM ; . \, . TO.EE ARRANGED Saul Munter, •Vice-President and Act¬ ing President of the Lodge. i '' A. F. Friedman Responds , Bro. Artlnir'.F. Friedman of Denver, First ..Vice-President ¦'ttf- the District,, "podmen's Home, for .i^j^j.^.'ve and elaborate'pro¬ gram has been api-imged. The deep and hearHelt devotion which all true Ben Briths f^ towards their mothers will be manifesfiSl^'vn a" beau¬ tiful and significant manner Ifcroughout the program for this meeting. High Regard The. non-Jewish world, notwithstand¬ ing its frequent and ever-recuring prej¬ udice against our race, has often re¬ marked about the proverbially high re¬ gard and esteem which Jewish sons and daughters have in all- ages and times exhibited toward the mothers of Israel. The spirit of noblesse oblige should prompt us all to continue this wonder¬ ful tradition. Jt iis this spirit which prompted Zion Lodge to set aside a special occasion on which to honor and show our affection for "the full bloom¬ ing flowers of our nation"—our mothers which have since our birth been our lov¬ ing and watchful guardian angels. The chief spe.iker of thc evening will be Sidney G. Kusworm of Dayton, who will talk on "The B'nai B'rith and Mother."* .\ radio program will also be heard from Erner & Hopkins broad¬ casting station. The Electric Power Equipment Company will install a re- ceivin,? set for the evening. Let every member of Zion Lodge make it his business to participate in the cele¬ bration Monday night. May 29th, with his family and' friends. The meeting will be open to all—non-members, as well as rnembers. gram- for the canventioii: - ORDER OF PROCEDURE MISS SYLVIA COHEN'S INCREASING POPULARITY Miss Sylvia Cohen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cohen, 951 Franklin Avenue, vvho has. gained popularity through her many appearances jit local affairs, was afforded another opportunity to display her beautiful voice and capa¬ bility as' a singer at the Children's Re¬ vue of 1922, given Saturday night. May 20tli. at the Hartman Theatre. Miss Cohen had the leading role in the Oriental number in which she sang "The Sheik." Miss Cohen is a pupil of Miss Marie Sands who feels that the future, for her is a very bright and promising one. SUNDAV, May 21, 1022. Morning Session, io:oo .4. M. Call to Order by Presiednt Edwin J. Schanfarber, Columbus, Ohio. Invocation by Rabbi M. M. Feuerlicht', Indianapolis, Ind. >>r1dress bf Welcome in behalf of Com¬ mitee on Arrangements —Brother Louis '., Borinstein.- In behdf of Indianapolis Lodge No. 58 —BriJher Saul Munter. Response in behdf of District Grand Lodge No. 2—L-other Arthur F. Friedman, First ViceJ'resident, Den¬ ver, Colo. Secretary's Report on Crede-.tials and Action Tliereon. Roll Call of Delegates and Past p-jjsi- dents. (Continued on page C) Joint Disitribution Committee Aids Credit Society WARSAW. (J. T. A.)-It is an¬ nounced that a loan of one hundred mil¬ lion Polish ' marks , has been obtained ty the Jewish Central Co-operative Credit Society of Poland from the Joint Distribution Committee of America, ^t three' per cent interest. ' -- JEWISH ACTRESS PLAYS IN JEWISH MOVIE HERE A celebrated Jewish actress, ' sup¬ ported by a Jewish cast in a Jewish play is "Your Best Friend," which will be presented for a limited engagement in the Colonial theater beginning Sunday. The actress is Vera Gordon, who gained her fame in "Humoresque," as everyone knows. Miss Gordon, who has been playing on thc Orpheum vaude¬ ville circuit, with her company, comes to Columbus and will appear both after¬ noon and evening in person, every day at the Colonial. ''Your' Best Friend" tells the story of a mother who gives and loves and sym¬ pathizers With her two sons. She does not ask forgiveness for their neglect but rather endfeavors to remain with them in spirit and feeling when it's brightest, warmest or otherwise. In "Your Best Friend",Miss Gordon once more graces the screen as the eternal mother. She plays the part of a widovv who, at the outset, is surprised to learn that her son has married with¬ out ever having told her he had a sweet¬ heart. She takes the shock calmly and welcomes her daughter-in-law; but she soon discovers that the girl is a snob with an equally snobbish and socially ambitious mother. At every turn Mrs. Meyers is snub¬ bed and it does not dawn upon her that she is merely the financial weapon for the gratification of the whims and fancies of her daughter-in-law. In time, however, she sees the light and in the process Miss Gordon is said to render one pf the finest characterizations of her sgrMn career. .'.-V V \ ,¦-¦'¦. tA 'fi-'r ^i'' '\. N. Lsi:, i^-i m i m iw''' ^M m?. &^ SV-ill 'v^jC. • ^ .1" - Wr,:-ei h 1 ... J (-¦ , If ¦ '. ¦i - ' ,* ' '^ s •.,' .! r 1
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Jewish Netospaper Reaching Every Home
Devoted io Jlmcrican
Jewish Ideals
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cor.tJMMU.s, OHIO, ^rAY 26, 1922.
Per Year $3.00; Per Copy lOc.
Twenty-iifth Annual Gathering
WiU Take Place at
NEW YORK, May 19,—Preparations for the tv/eiity-fifth annual convention of th6 Zionist Organization of America, ivhich is to be held in Philadelphia, Pa,,- beginning Sunday, June 2,5, have already beguii, ¦ Follo'wing the receipt of an official order issued by the organiza¬ tion; the districts throughout thc coun¬ try are arranging for the election of delegates to the convention. Elections will be held between Sunday, Mtiy 21, and Sunday, May 28, inclusive.
In accordance with a referendum vote of. the districts, tl»e basis of clec tion for the convention is one dcleg
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Here's a first look at the cover of "Thunderbolts" No. 144 from writer Jeff Parker and artist Kev Walker (cover by Marko Djurdjevic), which goes on sale May 26. Here's the blurb from Marvel: "The most dangerous people on Earth are now all in one hellish prison, and the only way out is through rehabilitation and contribution to society via The Thunderbolts, under the leadership of the steel-hard-skinned Avenger named Luke Cage." In this issue, the "Dirty Dozen" approach to a powers group includes Juggernaut. Crossbones and Man-Thing.
Speaking of Luke Cage, a.k.a. Power Man, I hear that there's more talk underway about putting the urban hero into his own film and that a notable Hollywood star is now having (very) preliminary talks with Marvel Studios about the property and its potential.
I've always loved the Luke Cage character, who has been part of some great runs in comics. Brian Michael Bendis did great things with him in his fantastic "Alias" series and clearly feels an affinity for the character, since he used him again and again in the pages of "Secret War," "The Pulse," "Daredevil" and "New Avengers."
Going way back, the Power Man and Iron Fist appearance in Frank Miller's sublime "Daredevil" was one of my favorite moments in that landmark run.
The character, created by Archie Goodwin and John Romita Sr., has been at his best when teamed with Iron Fist, both in their title and as tourists in other books. They always struck me as a mash-up of genre films, the blaxploitation hero with the kung-fu master. I think with the right casting, a Luke Cage and Iron Fist movie would be fantastic.
Here's voting for Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham in the roles….
— Geoff Boucher
Dwayne Johnson returns to R-rated with "Faster" (pictured, left)
Snoop Dogg wants to know why there are no black superheroes
Nick Fury as sponsor, spy and mentor in "Iron Man 2"
Bryan Singer talks about the future of the "X-Men"
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§ 411.710. How will an alternate participant choose to participate as an EN in the Ticket to Work program?
(a) When the Ticket to Work program is implemented in a State, each alternate participant whose service area is in that State will be notified of its right to choose to participate as an EN in the program in that State. The notification to the alternate participant will provide instructions on how to become an EN and the requirements that an EN must meet to participate in the Ticket to Work program.
(b) An alternate participant who chooses to become an EN must meet the requirements to be an EN, including—
(1) Enter into an agreement with SSA to participate as an EN under the Ticket to Work program (see § 411.320);
(2) Agree to serve a prescribed service area (see § 411.320);
(3) Agree to the EN reporting requirements (see § 411.325); and
(4) Elect a payment option under one of the two EN payment systems (see § 411.505).


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Gorilla Foot
Jack Gaskin 9/30/2012 2:46:37 AMVery cool amazing details. Makes you wonder how close it is to being a Hand !!
Great Shooting
Jack #1489236
Michelle Alton 9/30/2012 5:42:18 AMThis is just utterly wonderful, Kathy. #10347237
Carol A. Grady 9/30/2012 8:22:13 AMThis is unbelievable Kathy. The way you have made the foot a true centerpiece against the background of his sharpened hair is really an eye catching shot.
Love it! #10347448
Patrick Rouzes 9/30/2012 2:23:44 PMIncredible clarity, detail, textures, & close up here, Kathy! Very well done, my friend!
Tammy Espino 9/30/2012 6:18:13 PMExcellent!:) #10348106
Renee Doyle 9/30/2012 7:19:57 PMIncredible close up Kathy!!! #10348172
Carol L. Fowler 9/30/2012 9:23:46 PMKing Kong?? Where's Fay Wray??? #10348290
Rona L. Schwarz 10/1/2012 9:10:29 AMWOW! Wonderful close-up capture, Kathy! And a brilliant composition to feature just the foot - with the gorilla hair in the BG! #10348935
Val Feldman 10/1/2012 2:00:43 PMPerfect...perfect!!! Great eye - a unique capture and so very well executed in all aspects!! Thinkin' this will be back - hope so! #10349405
Julianne Bradford 10/3/2012 9:54:43 AMI'm with Val on this one Kathy! Hope we see it again..it's terrific! #10353344
Cindy Langley 10/29/2012 5:20:38 AMStunning in such a simple photographic statement.
Ellen Hodges 10/29/2012 5:35:05 AMHuge congrats and very best luck with this super capture, Kathy!!! huge wow!, #10389775
frank w. degenhardt 10/29/2012 6:29:41 AMAmazing work my friend. Congratulations on the Finalist. #10389988
Phyllis H. Burchett 10/29/2012 6:30:26 AMw o w AMAZING close up and detail Kathy, congrats!!! #10389992
Val Feldman 10/29/2012 9:21:49 AMI loved this from the git-go and I'm hoping to see it with Gold attached! Huge congrats, Animal Whisperer! :) :) #10390752
Mary Beth Aiello 10/29/2012 10:56:38 AMTruly amazing, Kathy. Huge congrats on this beautiful finalist. We'll see this again. #10391178
Carol L. Fowler 10/29/2012 11:29:28 AMCongrats on this rare capture of Big Foot! Congrats! #10391396
Terry Cervi 10/29/2012 1:11:46 PMCongrats on another great finalist, Kathy! #10391885
Lindley Johnson 10/29/2012 3:03:45 PMA fantastic and unique image, Kathy! Congratulations on a terrific finalist. #10392421
Tammy Espino 10/29/2012 4:42:02 PMWay to go,Kathy!Congrats on your awesome finalist :) #10392791
Renee Doyle 10/29/2012 6:59:00 PMWTG Kathy! Congratulations! #10393325
Jeffrey R. Bange 10/29/2012 7:45:37 PMCongratulations Kathy on your finalist photo and best of luck in the next round, I don't know how I missed this one when you first posted it. #10393442
Ujjwal Mukherjee 10/29/2012 8:38:57 PMCongratulations,Kathy on your wonderful image and Finalist!! #10393542
Patrick Rouzes 10/29/2012 10:51:03 PMDelight to see this again, Kathy! CONGRATS & good luck!
Rona L. Schwarz 10/30/2012 10:14:46 AMI loved this simple but powerful composition from the moment I saw it, Kathy so I'm thrilled to see it back again! Congratulations and hope to see it with Gold next! #10394587
Patti Coblentz 10/30/2012 8:15:39 PMRona has the right word..".powerful" capture, Kathy. Congratulations on this superb finalist! #10396334
Cindy Bendush 10/30/2012 9:06:17 PMSo human ... Congratulations on your excellent finalist Kathy! #10396413
Debra R. Harder 10/31/2012 9:02:08 AMThis is a fabulous close-up, Kathy! The details are incredible! Huge congratulations on another BRILLIANT finalist!! #10397273
Carol A. Grady 10/31/2012 2:29:14 PM
Amanda J. Tanner 11/1/2012 5:57:24 AMCongratulations on this wonderful finalist Kathy! #10398850
Merna L. Nobile 11/13/2012 9:47:35 AMReceiving an award from Better Photo is just like unwrapping a gift, the thrill is always the same! It is also exciting to be able to send my personal congratulations to each and every one of you and I look forward to seeing the gold though out the galleries. Merna #10417135
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Rumble, rumble: Is Rte. 125 plan a good idea?EDITORIAL
August 17. 2013 9:18PM
With the State of New Hampshire clamoring for funds to complete the Interstate 93 expansion, and with motorists noticing plenty of problems with local roads, is it really a good idea to spend a half a million bucks a year on rumble strips?
Further, is it really a good idea to put these strips directly at the edge of a highway's lane rather than the two-and-one-half feet from the lane that is now the norm?
Union Leader Correspondent Jason Schreiber's report on a new plan for rumble strips was in our Friday Union Leader.
The plan is to install these strips on the center and the side of Route 125 all the way from Plaistow to Lee.
A state Department of Transporation manager says national statistics show that rumble strips reduce fatal crashes, apparently by alerting careless drivers that they are drifting out of their proper lane.
We wonder, though, how many of those drivers are drifting because they are either texting or talking on a cellphone?
"From my perspective, they're a good thing,'' said State Police Lt. Christ Vetter. "While I recognize there could be a potential downside to them, the bottomline is, if you hit it you're in a place you're not supposed to be."
And just what is that potential downside? said State Police Lt. Chris Vetter of Troop-A in Epping.
Vetter didn't say, but the state DOT manager acknowledged the possibility of a rumble strip contributing to an accident by startling a driver, although he said he hasn't heard of such an experience.
But Brentwood police Sgt. Denny Wood, who supports rumble strips, said he has seen crashes happen because a driver hit a strip, became startled, and then turned the wheel and caused the vehicle to roll.
"It's the typical knee-jerk reaction when it happens. You jerk the wheel," he said.
That reaction may happen a lot more often with the plan for the Route 125 strips to be placed right on the edge of the lane.


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Three series rank in Top 10 of basic cable's summer dramas with Adults 18-49
On the heels of an unprecedented seventh consecutive summer win as cable's No. 1 network across all key demos, USA signaled additional season pickups for three of its hit original drama series - "Royal Pains," "White Collar" and "Covert Affairs." The three series rank among the summer's top 10 scripted hours overall in cable in 18-49.
Chris McCumber and Jeff Wachtel, co-presidents of USA Network, made the announcement.
"All three of these series have found ways to stay creatively fresh and culturally relevant. The execution in writing, acting and production is among the best on television. In an increasingly competitive landscape, these series got new season pickups the old-fashioned way - they earned it!" said Wachtel and McCumber.
A high-end performer since its debut, "Royal Pains" received a 26-episode pickup across two additional seasons with season five of the Universal Cable Productions series commencing in New York in 2013. "White Collar," from Fox Television Studios, which films in and around New York City, received a 16-episode pickup for season five, to begin filming in 2013; and the Toronto based production of "Covert Affairs," from Universal Cable Productions, received a 16-episode pickup for season four.
"Royal Pains" follows talented young doctor Hank Lawson (Mark Feuerstein), a disgraced New York City physician who reinvents himself as the Hamptons' hot new doctor-on-demand to the rich and famous. The drama also stars Paulo Costanzo, Reshma Shetty and Brooke D'Orsay. On Dec. 16, USA will offer a two-hour movie event "Off-Season Greetings," an intimate look at the backstory of the Lawson brothers and a celebration of the long-awaited nuptials of Evan (Costanzo) and Paige (D'Orsay).
From Universal Cable Productions, "Royal Pains" is written and executive produced by Andrew Lenchewski and Michael Rauch. Paul Frank and Rich Frank also serve as executive producer along with Jeff Kwatinetz from Prospect Park and Connie Burge. Carol Flint, Jon Sherman, Kerry Orent and Jack Bernstein co-executive produce.
Matt Bomer and Tim DeKay star in the critically acclaimed "White Collar," which focuses on the unlikely partnership between charming con artist Neal Caffrey (Bomer) and straightforward FBI agent Peter Burke (DeKay), who partner to catch other elusive white collar criminals. In the summer finale, Neal finally learns the elusive Sam (guest Star Treat Williams) is his father. When the series returns in January 2013, Neal will continue to uncover secrets from his past, with the help of Peter and fan-favorite Mozzie, played by Willie Garson. The series also stars Tiffani Thiessen, Sharif Atkins and Marsha Thomason.
"White Collar" was created and is executive produced by Jeff Eastin and comes from Fox Television Studios.
Golden Globe-nominated Piper Perabo stars as Annie Walker, a young CIA operative whose exceptional linguistic skills and killer instinct make her invaluable to the agency in the popular spy caper "Covert Affairs." The series, which also stars Christopher Gorham, Kari Matchett and Peter Gallagher, returns on Tuesday, Oct. 16, with six all-new episodes that have Annie seeking revenge in Russia for the devastating tragedies that rattled her world.
From Universal Cable Productions, "Covert Affairs" is executive produced by Doug Liman and David Bartis through Hypnotic, and written and executive produced by Matt Corman and Chris Ord.


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13. Make sure this is, after all, what you really want to do. Folks who come to law school for the wrong reasons tend to either (i) drop out; (ii) stay and hate their academic experience and never practice; or (iii) stay and hate their academic experience, continue on to actually practice law, and then hate their life.You don't want that.
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AboutMiles of terrain is waiting for your next mountain adventure. There are plenty of trails for beginner and advanced alike. Rock Creek is a glaciated canyon surrounded by peaks of over 13,000'. Unsurpassed beauty surrounds you.
Rock Creek Lodge is a backcountry destination ski area. Located in the Eastern Sierra of California on the edge of the John Muir Wilderness. Rock Creek boasts unlimited terrain for all levels of cross country skiers. After a day of skiing join other skiers for a gourmet meal in our beautiful dining room. An authentic Finnish Sauna is an excellent way to end a day of skiing the backcountry. Both modern and rustic cabins are available for accommodations. Rock Creek lodge is snowed-in two miles and guests are transported in on snowmachines. Groups are welcome and personally taillored instruction can be arranged for both children and adults. A backcountry hut , located on the edge of the John Muir Wilderness is also available for rent. The hut is equipped with a kitchen, woodstove for heat, chairs, and provides excellent access for backcountry adventures. Make Rock Creek Lodge your next backcountry destination.
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introductory lesson with gear included $40, kids skis available, snowshoes $12. per day skis, boots, poles 18. per day
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Ski LessonsLessons are available in all disiplines of cross country skiing. Guide service can be arranged with a local service. Scout groups can focus on skills to achieve various badges.
Improvements This SeasonSheets on the beds in the modern cabins ranks at the top for most recent improvements. A recently remodeled dining room with big windows and nice views of trees, mountains and picturesque buildings. Eight new modern cabins add to the capacity of the lodge. a new lounge room with a stone fireplace to enjoy a glass of wine before dinner or check your email during the day.
DiningThere is only one dining room in the canyon and it is at Rock Creek Lodge. A pre Fix menu is served each evening with four courses. All of our breads & desserts are made on site. We offer a dining adventure with a ski-in option or ride in on one of our snowmobiles for a unique dining experience. Groups are welcome and private parties can be accommodated with advance notice.
Bars and NightlifeWe are 8 miles from the highway and snowed-in two of those miles so night life is focused around dinner and the clothing optional Finnish sauna. Full moon skis around the lodge, reading, conversation, movies are the usual. Private groups often rent the dining room for parties and the lodge hosts a New Years party.
Lodging, Hotels, and CondosChoose either rustic or modern cabins. Rustic cabins have wood stoves for heat and a centrally located bath house. Be sure to bring your own sleeping bag. Modern cabins are equipped with sheets and forced air heat with bathrooms located in the cabin. Meals are part of the package and served family style in our lovely dining room. Bring your appetite when you come to the lodge.
Other Recreation NearbyDownhill skiing at Mammoth Mountain. Fishing on the Owens River. Horseback riding in the high desert of Bishop. Mountain biking on lower elevation trails during the winter and summer. Ancient Mono Lake is only 45 minutes away
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Brad & Angelina @ FAO Schwarz
Jetsetters Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie drop off son Maddox, 6, at the Lycee Francais de New York school on Monday morning.
Later in the morning, Brad and Angie took their middle children — Pax, 3, and Zahara, 2 — to FAO Schwarz in New York City.
FYI: The Jolie-Pitts were in Canada over the weekend for the premiere of The Assassination of Jesse James at the Toronto Film Festival. Angelina wore the same gray shirt to a Toronto toy store yesterday.


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Hufner wins final luge World Cup meet
SOCHI, Russia (AP) — Olympic luge champion Tatjana Hufner edged out two other Germans to win the women's singles in the final World Cup meet of the season, a test event for the Sochi Winter Games next year.
Natalie Geisenberger, the current world champion and Olympic bronze medalist, finished second in Saturday's meet, but had already won the overall World Cup before the competition started. Anke Wischnewski was third.
Geisenberger had the fastest time of the day at 50.894 seconds in the first run, but Hufner's two-run combined time of 1 minute 41.922 seconds was 0.038 faster. Wischnewski placed second in the overall World Cup standings and Hufner was third.
Although bobsledders and skeleton riders had expressed dissatisfaction with the ice quality at the Sanki track earlier in February, Saturday's sliders praised the conditions.


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Gadget confusion rules supreme in Blighty
Mobiles, satnavs, remotes and cameras all too complicated to use
Confused by your compact camera? Menaced by your mobile? You're not alone, because many of us are baffled by gadgets, a survey has revealed.
Online gadget comparison website Reevoo questioned 2000 British adults and found that over one quarter had no idea how to use a digital camera properly, whilst 17 per cent don't know the basics of using their camcorder.
Surprisingly, one in five admitted that they don't know what most of the functions on their mobile phones do, besides from "make call" of course.
Quite a few people must still be getting lost whilst out in their cars too, because 21 per cent admitted that they have problems getting to grips with a satnav.
Many users also said they're bewildered when it comes to getting their heads around MP3 players and TV remote controls.
Chris Winstanley, a spokesman for Reevoo, said: "What this research shows is that lots of people actually just want ease of use, rather than the added extras that many of us find too complicated".
However, confusion over gadgets' features might not just be down to them having too many features or being too complicated to use. Because 38 per cent of people admitted they don't bother reading the manual first.


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Style # 214279
Lynne Jewelry Flat Sandal is rated out of 5 by 2.
Rated 5 out of 5 by GlizNGlam from beautiful shoe a must have!!! I bought them in silver. white bling...love them. beautiful shoe and comfortable! and go with anything!! rhinestones don't rub tops of feet. bebe come out with more colors in this shoe,
Date published: 2013-08-07
Rated 5 out of 5 by SplendidSpoon from Classy and comfortable I was very pleased with this purchase. These shoes are beautiful, comfortable and go with a lot! I can tell they will be a staple of mine this summer. The jeweled T-strap style is very trendy right now, some other pairs I've bought were not as well made, and the jewels would scrape the top of my foot, which is very painful. The jewels on this pair are arranged in a sturdy and ergonomic fashion, so they don't scrape my foot and just look nice. The shape of the T-Strap is great too, it gives my foot a graceful look even though they aren't heels. I think anyone will be pleased with these sandals.
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Business Development Manager
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Flight Centre Business Travel is seeking a Business Development Manager with experience in finding leads, winning accounts, and meeting ambitious sales targets. This full-time role is based in Bristol.
Your primary responsibility will be to introduce new clients to Flight Centre Business Travel. You'll work closely with a team of experienced Travel Consultants who will deliver an exceptional travel management service, using their airfare expertise to offer the best possible airfares and premium accommodation to your clients.
Flight Centre Business Travel offers a fantastic company culture with sociable, vibrant and travel-loving sales teams. You'll receive a base salary of £22,000 and a proven year one OTE of £40,000. With uncapped earning potential, our top performers are among the highest earners in the industry.
You'll also gain exclusive access to a huge range of benefits including:
- Uncapped commission structure and business ownership scheme
- Discounted travel and fantastic incentives from the world's top travel providers
- Industry renowned social events and excellent company culture
- Exceptional career progression with worldwide opportunities
- Fast-track leadership programme to develop our future leaders
- Comprehensive induction, sales, product and leadership training
- Free and confidential financial advice from our in-house financial advisors
- Free health consultations, discounted fitness sessions and gym memberships
- Discounted physiotherapy, massage, reflexology, tax-free bikes and more…
- Opportunity to take a three month sabbatical after five years
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- Featured in The Sunday Times "Top 100 Best Companies To Work For" for eight years
- Featured in the "Top 50 Great Places to Work"
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Many 18-30 year-olds have always done everything they've been told to do — stay in school, go to college, take out loans, find jobs, and complete unpaid internships — and find that despite it all, they can't find a job that utilizes their skills, maintains their dignity, and inspires them.
Whether it's an institutional shift in the job market, demographic shifts within the labor force, or a social shift in our global work culture, traditional 9-5s aren't the solution for many young people. For the United Colors of Benetton's latest campaign, the brand sought to address these young people who are seeking to forge their own career paths despite crap pay, long hours, and social stigma.
According to the video: "For the commitment you demonstrated day in and day out. For standing tall in the face of adversity. For the perseverance. And for always going above the call of duty. For the extraordinary achievements in research, arts, and crafts. For delivering under pressure and showing leadership qualities. For making us see that it's not all about how you make money or how you spend it. For telling those who told you "Go get a job," "A job doesn't define me. What I fight for does."
To celebrate these young iconoclasts, Benetton is giving 100 people €5,000 each (about $6,500) to help fund individual projects. Think you qualify? Sign up for a community profile at UnHate Foundation and let 'em know why you think you deserve to be UnEmployee of the Year.


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You can tell that the Maryland Senate race has tightened because the Washington Post is shifting resources from the Webb campaign to the campaign of Benjamin Cardin. Today's lead headline in the paper edition is "Debate Puts Steele On Defense." The story's purpose is not to provide a fair report on the latest Steele-Cardin debate, but to remind area voters, especially those in the key county of Prince Georges, that Steele is a Republican who has supported key Bush administration policies. By contrast, the Post's reporting of the Allen-Webb race has focused not on Allen's voting record but on his Jewish heritage and whether he made certain racial comments when he was in college.
Don't be surprised if the Post begins putting out two papers so it can use its headline story to shill simultaneously for Cardin and Webb.
UPDATE: Matthew Sheffield reminds me that, at least with respect to its local reporting in the "Metro" section, the Post puts out a Maryland edition, a Virginia edition, and a third edition for D.C. And different versions of the Sports section report different high school results, depending on which side of the river you live on. I don't know whether the Post has multiple versions of the front page depending on where the reader lives. My suggestion that the Post would begin doing so for purposes of the last days of this campaign was obviously (I hope) made in jest.
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In the entire Museum of Fine Arts, there cannot be many pictures more compelling than this. It's an unusual version of an old standby of Christian iconography, "Christ as the Man of Sorrows." Everything about it forces your attention.
It is, to begin with, shockingly graphic: There are at least nine separate streams of blood flowing from Christ's forehead alone. His muscular torso is a gruesome mess. And notice the way the blood coming from the wounds on his left arm seems to trickle upward, against gravity: It's a device to remind us of Christ's recent agony; it suggests he has only recently been taken down from the cross.
There is a characteristic 15th-century German stiffness to Christ's pose here. But the details are electrifying: Note, in particular, his incredibly vivid left hand, and the vein protruding from beneath the skin of his right forearm. And then, too, the exquisite rendering of the plants on the hill; scholars have even been able to identify them: lilies of the valley, columbine, and plantain.
We don't know who was responsible for this small and magical panel — just that it was painted by an Alsatian artist around 1470. Scholars believe it may be the first extant painting to combine two traditions of Christian iconography: Christ as the Man of Sorrows (that is, the son of god, post-crucifixion, depicted as both living and dead, man and god, arousing deep empathy) and also the so-called Pensive Christ (traditionally, an image of Jesus just before his crucifixion, reflecting sorrowfully on his betrayal and desertion, and the all-around corruption and venality of humankind).
Still, to me, despite all this metaphysical business, the picture feels hauntingly psychological. I'm arrested in particular by the way Christ is made to occupy the same space as the instruments used to torture him: a birch reed, a flagellum, the crown of thorns, the nails, a pole with a vinegar sponge, and a lance.
Since the whole picture is so heavily symbolic, these things seem to occupy not so much Christ's physical space as an indeterminate mental space — perhaps his own, perhaps ours.
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Having entered the NFL undrafted in 2010, defensive end Brian Sanford will take a job any way he can get it — even this way.
Having entered the NFL undrafted in 2010, defensive end Brian Sanford will take a job any way he can get it — even this way.
Sanford was in his fourth preseason with the Browns in August when he got traded to Seattle for guard John Moffitt. Moffitt suited up, walked onto the practice field, walked off and was sent back to Seattle.
Sanford flew back to Cleveland, bleary-eyed, and was cut two weeks later. He was claimed off waivers by Oakland, played five games for the Raiders, and got cut.
The Browns brought him back this week to fill out a line depleted by injuries to Desmond Bryant, Phil Taylor and John Hughes.
He was home in Connecticut when he got the call on Christmas Eve.
"I was happy, man," Sanford said. "My mom was going crazy, running around. It's like coming home."
Sanford, 25, has been around enough to know his dream of catching on long-term will be hard to reach. But what a Christmas bonus.
His pay for spending the final week of the season on an NFL roster will be $28,235.
Taylor's odd year ends
Browns nose tackle Phil Taylor missed the first eight games of the 2012 season with a pectoral tear.
The 2011 Round 1 pick got in 15 games this year, but won't make it 16, having been ruled out of the Pittsburgh game with a concussion.
It had been thought Taylor was in for a big season, but it turned into an odd one. In some games, his snap count was that of a backup. In his last full game, against the Bears, he was in on 43 percent of the defensive plays.
"He's improving," head coach Rob Chudzinski said. "He's not a complete player, in that he still has room to grow, and he recognizes that.
"I've been pleased with his work ethic and how that's improved. His best days are ahead of him."
Cameron 'came out of nowhere'
Tight end Jordan Cameron hasn't been ruled out of the Pittsburgh game. He missed the Jets game with a concussion.
Cameron caught 26 passes for 259 yards and one touchdown in his first two NFL seasons. As a third-year Brown, he has caught 75 passes for 848 yards and seven TDs.
Chudzinski's assessment:
"He's come out of nowhere in our eyes, in my eyes, from a guy who we weren't sure about, to a guy who's proven that he's a playmaker."
Tom Heckert, who drafted Cameron in the fourth round in 2011, projected him to be a playmaking starter.
He has had some huge games and some nondescript ones. In the first meeting with Pittsburgh, he was targeted 10 times but caught just three passes for 32 yards.
Extra points
• Joe Haden's disappointment at losing to the Jets was softened when veteran safety Ed Reed looked him up after the game. "He said, 'Just keep doing your thing. You're going to be one of the great ones,' " Haden said.
• Pittsburgh is in much better shape than the Browns relative to injuries. Center Maurkice Pouncey and linebacker LaMarr Woodley are on injured reserve, but no other starters are expected to miss the Cleveland game.
• Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin opted not to assess the qualities of Browns center Alex Mack and safety T.J. Ward, whose contracts expire after Sunday's game. "I don't want to comment on my free agents, let along yours," Tomlin said.


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Sarah's Gadget Showcase, Part 4 (Random Household Gadgets)
This is the fourth post in my new Sarah's Gadget Showcase series. #1: Audio Gadgets, #2: Cooking Gadgets, and #3: Reading Gadgets are also available.
This installment of the Gadget Showcase is a collection of random miscellaneous things I use…stuff that works well for me. This is truly a list of "a few of my favorite things." Enjoy…and tell me what your favorite things are too in the comments section!
FreeLoader Pro Solar Charger ($79.99)
As I often travel and run out of power for my laptop or smart phone, a portable power supply is super useful. I have started using this great solar charger. It will charge up just about any device and has a dozen or so little adaptors so it will fit whatever weirdo power input your device has. And hey—it's solar, so you can get your green on.
TIX LED Clock ($39.99)
I love this clock because it makes me think. Many people mistake it for a binary clock at first glance, but in fact you read the clock by counting the lighted boxes in each column…and that's the time. I like that it's colorful (the only colorful thing in my house). And I like that the lighted boxes rotate and move around.
iRobot Roomba 530 ($349.99)
Why have a vacuum when you can have a robot? It cleans the floors probably better than I would with a manual vacuum cleaner. I love just pushing the little button and letting it do its thing in the room. It handles hard floors and carpeting well. I also love that it doubles as a ride for my cats (little Fiona has figured out that pushing the button will start it up and she'll ride it around). I have the basic level Roomba, but if you want to throw another $200 at a purchase you can get a super advanced Roomba instead with fancy scheduling features and what not. Yay for robots!
Dyson Air Multiplier ($299 and up)
Space age air circulation baby! I am very sound sensitive (and smell sensitive, light sensitive…I'm just a sensitive girl!). The sound of fan blades drives me nuts…that "whoomp whoomp" grates on my nerves. But when it's hot and you're lacking AC, you need a fan (and icy drinks, cold showers, and popsicles). The Dyson Air Multiplier works as well as a fan, is quieter, creates a more consistent white noise sound, and is much easier to clean since there are no blades. And it looks cool and space-agey. One problem: it's crazy expensive. The one I have I got with a stockpile of Best Buy gift cards that I didn't have anything else to spend them on. I don't know that I'd buy another unless the price goes down.
Adaptive Sound+Sleep Therapy System ($99.99)
Insomnia, anyone? This is the best sleep machine, bar none, that I've ever heard. It has 10 different sounds to pick from (my favorites are rainfall, ocean, and white noise). The sounds are also all naturally recorded, so it's not some stupid 60 second loop of mechanically-generated "rain noise" or something. The speaker system is of a totally decent quality. You can set it to a timer. But here are the two coolest features: 1) The Adaptive Setting will set the system to increase or decrease the volume as the ambient room volume goes up or down (read: neighbors upstairs stomping around = volume goes up to cover it); and 2) The Richness Setting will add more or less complexity to the sound you choose, e.g. thunder or bird noises to the rainfall sound. I want to offer up a huge thanks to Michael Porter for introducing me to this gem of a sleep-assisting gadget.
TheraTherm Digital Moist Heating Pad ($74.95)
It's a heating pad. How cool can it be? Answer: pretty freaking cool. This heating pad draws moisture from the air to provide a moist heat, which is better for your skin and is more penetrating as well. In addition, this bad boy has a programmable digital controller where you can set the exact temperature (I hover around 128 but it goes all the way up to 166) and the time duration (from 1-60 minutes). When my back is sore or even when I'm just a little chilly, I use this heating pad and can fall asleep without worrying about burning myself or setting fire to my bed. Avoidance of accidental fire and skin grafts is always a plus.
Dr. Riter's Real Ease ($35.99)
Keeping on the pain relief theme, this neck support is the magic bullet that fixes most of my computer-use-induced neck problems. I've probably tried a dozen different neck stretchers, massagers, supporters, pillows, you name it. This is the only one that does a thing for me. It's just some foam on top of a curvy piece of plastic—that's it. But you lay down on the floor with this supporting your neck, and minutes later all that tension just flows out and those muscles reconfigure themselves into the spots they're supposed to be—you know, supporting your spine instead of wrenching it out of place.
LitterMaid Elite Self-Cleaning Litter Box ($129.99)
I love cats. I hate cat litter. I think training your cat to use a human toilet is just weird. So, I deal with the litter. When I got my new kittens, I thought I'd try a self-cleaning litter box. This one has definite pros and cons. Pro: It scoops itself (most of the time). Con: It misses my kittens sometimes because they're so small they still don't trigger the sensors, so stuff builds up. Pro: You can set a sleep timer so it doesn't go off in the middle of the night. Con: When it does go off it is crazy loud. I'm not sure if I'll stick with this or go back to a normal box. But it's interesting…and the principle of it is a good one—make a robot do something I'd rather not do. And let me offer advanced apologies to future sentient AI species reading this; I value your existence and worship my superior robot overlords.


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VAIL, Colo. (AP) — Vail Mountain and the Eldora Mountain Resort are celebrating their 50th anniversary ski seasons.
Vail Mountain will be dedicating a new gondola Friday that has cabins with heated seats and Wi-Fi access beginning later this month.
The Eldora Mountain Resort in Nederland is also opening on Friday after cold temperatures allowed it to make enough snow for a 20-inch base.


text: Natalie Balker is a Californian jewelry designer whose popular eponymous label first launched in 1995. She has since developed a worldwide following for her eclectic, feminine and bohemian collections, mixing a host of cultural and artistic references through each selection of Natalie B. Jewelry bracelets, rings, necklaces and earrings. For the Natalie B. Jewelry bracelets collection, expect to see complex hand-carved arm cuffs, delicate curving serpents and stackable bangles accented with coins, feathers, floral motifs and colorful turquoise detailing. Capture the perfect Californian beach look with these eye-catching designs.


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Spurrier: SEC coaches all for paying football, hoops players; Notre Dame joining a league, too
HOOVER, Ala. – South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier thinks it's unanimous among his SEC brethren: Football and basketball players should get paid, and Notre Dame should join a conference for football.
Spurrier opened his quip-filled media days address by saying the 28 football and men's basketball coaches were in favor of paying players about $300 a game in football and perhaps a little less in hoops.
He says only President Barack Obama could get him to back down from that push. Spurrier also says the coaches were each willing to pony up the $280,000 or so it would cost.
The head ball coach also says the football coaches all thought Notre Dame "should join the ACC and play football like all the rest of us."


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12 CFR 345.43 - Content and availability of public file.
(a)Information available to the public. A bank shall maintain a public file that includes the following information:
(1) All written comments received from the public for the current year and each of the prior two calendar years that specifically relate to the bank's performance in helping to meet community credit needs, and any response to the comments by the bank, if neither the comments nor the responses contain statements that reflect adversely on the good name or reputation of any persons other than the bank or publication of which would violate specific provisions of law;
(2) A copy of the public section of the bank's most recent CRA Performance Evaluation prepared by the FDIC. The bank shall place this copy in the public file within 30 business days after its receipt from the FDIC;
(3) A list of the bank's branches, their street addresses, and geographies;
(4) A list of branches opened or closed by the bank during the current year and each of the prior two calendar years, their street addresses, and geographies;
(5) A list of services (including hours of operation, available loan and deposit products, and transaction fees) generally offered at the bank's branches and descriptions of material differences in the availability or cost of services at particular branches, if any. At its option, a bank may include information regarding the availability of alternative systems for delivering retail banking services (e.g., RSFs, RSFs not owned or operated by or exclusively for the bank, banking by telephone or computer, loan production offices, and bank-at-work or bank-by-mail programs);
(6) A map of each assessment area showing the boundaries of the area and identifying the geographies contained within the area, either on the map or in a separate list; and
(7) Any other information the bank chooses.
(b)Additional information available to the public -
(1)Banks other than small banks. A bank, except a small bank or a bank that was a small bank during the prior calendar year, shall include in its public file the following information pertaining to the bank and its affiliates, if applicable, for each of the prior two calendar years:
(i) If the bank has elected to have one or more categories of its consumer loans considered under the lending test, for each of these categories, the number and amount of loans:
(A) To low-, moderate-, middle-, and upper-income individuals;
(B) Located in low-, moderate-, middle-, and upper-income census tracts; and
(C) Located inside the bank's assessment area(s) and outside the bank's assessment area(s); and
(ii) The bank's CRA Disclosure Statement. The bank shall place the statement in the public file within three business days of its receipt from the FDIC.
(2)Banks required to report Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA) data. A bank required to report home mortgage loan data pursuant part 1003 of this title shall include in its public file a copy of the HMDA Disclosure Statement provided by the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council pertaining to the bank for each of the prior two calendar years. In addition, a bank that elected to have the FDIC consider the mortgage lending of an affiliate for any of these years shall include in its public file the affiliate's HMDA Disclosure Statement for those years. The bank shall place the statement(s) in the public file within three business days after receipt.
(3)Small banks. A small bank or a bank that was a small bank during the prior calendar year shall include in its public file:
(i) The bank's loan-to-deposit ratio for each quarter of the prior calendar year and, at its option, additional data on its loan-to-deposit ratio; and
(ii) The information required for other banks by paragraph (b)(1) of this section, if the bank has elected to be evaluated under the lending, investment, and service tests.
(4)Banks with strategic plans. A bank that has been approved to be assessed under a strategic plan shall include in its public file a copy of that plan. A bank need not include information submitted to the FDIC on a confidential basis in conjunction with the plan.
(5)Banks with less than satisfactory ratings. A bank that received a less than satisfactory rating during its most recent examination shall include in its public file a description of its current efforts to improve its performance in helping to meet the credit needs of its entire community. The bank shall update the description quarterly.
(c)Location of public information. A bank shall make available to the public for inspection upon request and at no cost the information required in this section as follows:
(1) At the main office and, if an interstate bank, at one branch office in each state, all information in the public file; and
(2) At each branch:
(i) A copy of the public section of the bank's most recent CRA Performance Evaluation and a list of services provided by the branch; and
(ii) Within five calendar days of the request, all the information in the public file relating to the assessment area in which the branch is located.
(d)Copies. Upon request, a bank shall provide copies, either on paper or in another form acceptable to the person making the request, of the information in its public file. The bank may charge a reasonable fee not to exceed the cost of copying and mailing (if applicable).
(e)Updating. Except as otherwise provided in this section, a bank shall ensure that the information required by this section is current as of April 1 of each year.
Title 12 published on 09-Jun-2018 03:57
The following are ALL rules, proposed rules, and notices (chronologically) published in the Federal Register relating to 12 CFR Part 345 after this date.


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The myDetour 5x5 is a project aimed at those who wish to display their creative talent through Moleskine notebooks; illustrated, inscribed, painted or however else freely interpreted.
It's a creative relay with 5 Italian laps, held from April to November 2009, with a finish line in Africa. The author of the best notebook will fly to Dakar in May 2010.


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Delnaaz asked to leave 'Bigg Boss' house
The sixth season of "Bigg Boss" is full of surprises, the latest being the midnight eviction of actress Delnaaz Irani.
On Tuesday night, Bigg Boss asked all the six contestants to gather in the garden area and informed them that one of the them will be evicted.
Delnaaz and her ex-husband Rajev Paul were asked to stand on two separate short stools and it was announced that as Delnaaz has received minimum votes so she is being evicted.
The eviction came as a surprise to everyone.
Delnaaz has been in the house since the show went on air last October and maintained a low profile. In the house, she was close to co-contestant Aashka Goradia, who was evicted.
Now five contestants – Sana Khan, Rajev, Urvashi Dholakia, Imam Siddique and Niketan Madhok – are competing for prize money of Rs.50,00,000. The finale is onSaturday.


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The River Center's January announcement of Elton John's Friday, March 29, show at the arena stirred much excitement. It's John's first concert in Baton Rouge with a full band since 1992.
John, who turned 66 Monday, has a vast catalog of hits, more songs than he can play in a single show, unless he performs excerpts from them in a marathon medley.
In a solo career dating to 1969, the British singer, songwriter and pianist's career statistics include 56 Top 40 singles, 35 gold albums, 25 platinum albums and 29 consecutive Top 40 hits. He's sold more than 250 million records and played close to 3,000 concerts.
John's latest U.S. tour follows the South American tour he performed in February and March. He goes to Europe and the British Isles in the summer. In the year since his 65th birthday, he's given 100 performances, including an appearance at Queen Elizabeth's Diamond Jubilee concert.
John's upcoming album, The Diving Board, is expected to be released in the fall. This year also marks the 40th anniversary of two of his classic albums, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road and Don't Shoot Me, I'm Only the Piano Player. The musician's website also reports that a bio-pic about his life, Rocketman, is in the works.
John began collaborating with his longtime songwriting partner, Bernie Taupin, in 1967. By the late '60s, the prolific team was writing songs for John and other artists as well.
John's career as a front man exploded in 1970 with the album Your Song and its title track. Many Americans saw him for the first time when he performed "Your Song" on Andy Williams' TV variety show.
A swift succession of albums and singles followed, including the hits "Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting," "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road," "Bennie and the Jets," "The Bitch Is Back," "Rocket Man," "Honky Cat" and "Crocodile Rock."
John also joined his friend John Lennon in the studio and onstage for the former Beatle's 1974 hit "Whatever Gets You Through the Night." After Lennon's murder in 1980, John recorded a Beatles-esque tribute to him, "Empty Garden (Hey Hey Johnny)."
More than a decade into his solo career, John remained a potent commercial force during the MTV era, releasing hits in the '80s such as "I'm Still Standing," "I Guess That's Why They Call It the Blues," "Sad Songs (Say So Much)" and "Candle in the Wind."
The '90s saw more success with John's collaboration with Tim Rice for the Disney musical The Lion King. In 1997, John performed "Candle in the Wind" at the funeral of his friend, Diana, Princess of Wales. The song, released as a single, sold more than 33 million copies, raising millions for the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund.
In 1998, John received a knighthood from Queen Elizabeth II for "services to music and charitable services," officially becoming Sir Elton Hercules John, CBE.
The British newspaper The Guardian quoted John describing his upcoming album, The Diving Board, as "the most piano-oriented album of my career." American producer T-Bone Burnett helmed the project, the singer's 30th studio album.
"It's my most adult album," John said last month. "It's got everything I love about American music — gospel, soul, country."


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The founders offer unparalleled insider information as well as cultural know-how, making your getaway unforgettable. The upcoming trip is limited to 36 people due to the number of first-class seats available on the private jet. Travelers can submerge themselves into Asian culture as they voyage through five countries including, Thailand, Burma, Bhutan, India and China. Accompanying guests will be best-selling author and acclaimed food critic, Gael Greene, and award-winning author and Asia expert Simon Winchester.
Travelers will encounter Asian culture first-hand as Remote Lands, Inc. guides them through local traditions, customs and day-to-day civilization. You will encounter all walks of life - from aristocrats to celebrities to villagers to orphans.
Whether you're a food buff or a culinary novice, you'll gain perspective by visiting food markets and sampling Thai delicacies indigenous to a Buddhist monk's dinner. You will even be afforded private cooking lessons from celebrated chefs from the comforts of their own kitchens.
For art aficionados, Remote Lands will take you into the palace of the Maharaja, where you will be wined and dined, followed by a private showing of his personal art collection. Guests will also pay a visit to the former British Empire's oldest synagogue, built in 1568 as well as attend an ordination ceremony for young Buddhist monks in Burma. Another featured highlight includes participating in a traditional Bhutanese wedding, where red-robed monks play eight-foot trumpets and bestow guests with ceremonial foods.
Golf enthusiasts will have the opportunity to take the green with some of Asia's most famous golf personalities. Featured courses are located within the kingdom of Bhutan, the highest golf course in the world, located atop the Himalayas, and inside an extinct volcano in Bali. And don't forget about all those people back home expecting exotic souvenirs. You'll come across some amazing finds at the Yekshenba Bazaar, the world's largest open-air market, located in Kashgar, with more than 100,000 vendors.
The excursion will run you nearly $50,000 based on double occupancy (with a $5,000 supplement fee for single occupancy). Remote Lands' regular prices start at about $1,000 per person per day (excluding international airfare) with additional expenses based on options such as private jets, helicopters, personal chefs and royal audiences.
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Seven construction workers were sent to area hospitals with injuries they suffered after the large crane collapsed around 2:20 p.m. at Center Boulevard and 46th Avenue, according to Deputy Fire Chief Mark Ferran.
"Right now were checking out the site with building engineers to make sure the crane is safe and we can secure the site," he said, standing among numerous fire units and responders at the scene.
He said that police, fire and EMS workers arrived immediately on the scene and were able to rescue the victims from the mangled scaffolding without any difficulties, all of whom suffered only minor injuries.
"Initial units on the scene discovered three workers trapped underneath the crane," Ferran explained. "The workers were under the crane in certain areas in twisted metal."
Ferran said the Department of Buildings engineers are still investigating the cause of the collapse.
"Such accidents are avoidable, and I am hopeful a comprehensive investigation will be conducted to discover why [this] frightening incident occurred," said State Senator Michael Gianaris.
Don "Bear" Snook, contractor with Feldman Lumber in Brooklyn, had just parked his truck within feet of the crane moments before, delivering stringers to lay plywood at the project.
"As soon as I heard the noise, I hit the ground," Snook said, hands still shaking from the crash. "I was hoping it wasn't going to be a piece of that crane."
According to Snook, around 50 workers were assembling scaffolding at the time of the accident, one of whom broke his ankle.