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Thiazolidinediones have been shown to decrease UAE in diabetics and the reduction in UAE has been associated with the thiazolidinediones-induced increase in serum adiponectin levels ( Miyazaki et al . 2007 ). These findings indicate that the beneficial effects of thiazolidinediones on diabetic nephropathy may be mediated by the thiazolidinediones-induced upregulation of circulating adiponectin which is PPARγ-dependent. Consistently, elevated serum adiponectin levels in PPARγ-agonist treated mice appear to increase recovery of injured podocytes ( Rutkowski et al . 2013 ).
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Adiponectin is an adipokine that appears to have renoprotective effects through AMPK-activated pathways, resulting in the prevention of albuminuria. The relationship between circulating adiponectin and albuminuria has been reported to show a biphasic pattern. A negative relationship exists in the case of normoalbuminuria, possibly reflecting the increased renal clearance of adiponectin together with the renoprotective effects of adiponectin, and a positive association in more advanced albuminuria, indicating the counteracting upregulation of serum adiponectin levels to mitigate renal injury. Taking into account the fact that the currently believed route of renal biodegradation/excretion of adiponectin is not based on firm evidence, the confirmation of this route and the exploration of the exact related pathways are prerequisites for understanding the role of adiponectin with regard to renal physiology. In addition, the accepted renoprotective role of adiponectin has been based almost exclusively on data from nonhuman experiments, necessitating the performance of studies investigating the relevant issues in human experimental settings. Further clinical studies are needed to translate convincing experimental evidence for the nephroprotective role of adiponectin into clinical practice that could create new therapies for albuminuria, targeting specific pathways of adiponectin action.
Identifying the journeys that matter most can be beneficial even when companies don't have a nagging customer service problem—the effort can help them find a competitive differentiator. One car rental agency wanted to improve its already good service and distinguish itself from its competitors in light of the increasingly commoditized nature of the industry. Its investigation into what mattered to customers highlighted the airport pickup, a journey that might take less than an hour but that crossed a half-dozen or more touchpoints. The most important aspect was the end-to-end speed of service, from bus to rental counter to car to exit gate—but no one person owned that issue.
By focusing cross-functionally on delivering speed at the airport pickup, the company was able to innovate in ways that helped set it apart: It introduced more flexibility in car selection, developed technology to help customers manage their reservations from mobile devices, and installed virtual customer service kiosks at high-volume locations to give people the option of skipping the line but still working with a live agent. It also pushed hard to shift the emphasis from "cars available" to "the right car for the right customer at the right time." These efforts provided a real opportunity to differentiate not just the service experience but the brand itself.
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The sales of the Nexus One have been less than stellar (T-Mobile's Behold II moved more units), but Google maintains that the first phone offered in their web store is a profitable business.
Vodafone began taking pre-orders for the Nexus One yesterday and now reports are coming in that the device sold out. One of our readers ordered the device after it was announced and received the following email.
"Thank you for placing your order, reference number [redacted]. Unfortunately we have suffered a surprisingly high demand for the Nexus One From Google, which means that it is unexpectedly out of stock. Please accept our sincere apologies for any inconvenience caused. We hope to have further stock available within 7-10 working days and will contact you again once your order has been dispatched."Vodafone Customer Care
No shortages were reported for the U.S. launch, so this might come as a surprise to some. If we receive any updates on the Nexus One's availability in the UK, we will update this post later.

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Phyllis R. Winaker, a thirty-five year resident of the area, passed away Monday, April 8, 2013 at Orange Regional Medical Center, Wallkill, NY, at the age of 72. Daughter of the late Joseph and Sylvia Kasdan Soloman, she was born April 1, 1941 in Brooklyn, NY. Phyllis was the widow of Arthur Winaker. She retired as a Registered Nurse with Arden Hill Hospital, Goshen, NY.
Survivors include her sons: David Winaker of Smallwood, NY, Jonathan Winaker of Goshen, NY; her daughter, Rachel Winaker of Pine Bush, NY; her 10 grandchildren and her sisters: Helene Stoller of Brooklyn and Roberta Schiller of Boca Raton, FL.
A Funeral Service will be held at 10 a.m. Friday, April 12th, at Smith, Seaman & Quackenbush, Inc. Funeral Home, 117 Maple Avenue, Monroe, officiated by Cantor Elena Schwartz. Interment will follow in Mount Moriah Cemetery, 635 Fairview Avenue, Fairview, NJ 07022.
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Q. The most recently revised version of the New American Bible has changed the title of the Book of Sirach to Ben Sira. What is that about?
A. Here's a reply from Father Reginald Martin:
The Book of Sirach has been known by many names, among them The Wisdom of Ben Sira and The Book of Ecclesiasticus. How shall we account for the diversity? In Hebrew, "Ben" means "son of," so "Ben Sira" identifies the author of the book as the "Son of Sira" — or "Sirach," as his name was translated into Greek. The title "Ecclesiasticus," derived from the Latin word for "Church," comes into play because the book was so often used in Roman Catholic liturgy.
Actually, the Sirach (or Sira) of the book's title identifies himself not as the book's author, but the mere recorder of his grandfather's wisdom. This grandfather's name was Jesus (or Joshua), and he was another "Ben Sira."
The Book of Sirach has an interesting history. Joshua, whose wisdom it represents, was a resident of Jerusalem, writing in Hebrew. In the prologue to the book, his grandson, part of the expatriate Jewish community in Egypt, describes translating the work (into Greek) in the second century B.C. For various reasons, the book was not universally accepted by Jewish authorities and was thus rejected by Protestant Reformers, although the Letter of James and other early Christian documents cite it.
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—Tod Nissle, vice president of operations for Compass Group, Microsoft, Redmond, Wash.
Employee recognition program I've seen
The Black Linen Award program was developed after a university's executive unique customer service experience. Ernie Huff, associate vice president of student financial and administrative services, was eating breakfast in a hotel, wearing dark slacks. After the waiter took his order, the waiter removed the white linen napkin that had been on the table. When the waiter returned, he placed a black linen napkin on the table. "Why?" Huff asked. The waiter said, "I noticed you are wearing dark slacks and the white napkin would have left lint on them." [Huff] shared this experience with us to illustrate that great service is a result of three things: anticipating customer needs, finding solutions to those needs and acting promptly. To recognize an employee for his/her outstanding commitment to exceptional service, recipients of the recognition receive a beautiful black linen napkin encased in a wooden frame.
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The Nexus line of devices has always been considered a premium product line and as it was watched closely by Google, you could always expect premium service in terms of getting the latest OS updates first.
The Google/LG Nexus 4 is the fourth generation Nexus smarpthone and while the One, S and Galaxy Nexus were premium smartphones, the Nexus 4 has another ace up its sleeve. In terms of pricing it fits somewhere in the mid-range segment, yet it has enough muscle to take on high end gear. In order to make a smartphone with a US $299/$349 price tag on Google Play Store, LG and Google had to cut some corners and we honestly think they did an impressive job.
Although it was announced in October 2012 and started to ship just a month later, LG/Google Nexus 4 had been on a rather bumpy road as it was plagued with availability issues for more than a few months after it was launched. The blame was shifted back and forth between Google and LG and at one point in time it was obvious that they either simply could not make enough phones, or did not expect a lot of demand for it.
After almost five months, we finally managed to get our hands on one sample from LG, but since LG's retail price is questionable it is a much better idea to get it from Google's Play Store. We are still talking about the same smartphone, but we'll get to the price details a bit later.
As we already said, Nexus 4 is more of a mid-range device by today's standards, especially if you look at its US $299/$349 (€299/€349 in EU) price tag. In terms of specifications, it features Qualcomm's Snapdragon APQ8064 chipset with quad-core Krait CPU clocked at 1.5GHz backed by Adreno 320 GPU and 2GB of RAM. It is obvious that LG did not make any cuts there and the chipset is still very fast indeed, although newer stuff is hitting the market.
LG and Google opted for a beautiful 4.7-inch 1280x768 True HD IPS Plus touchscreen with Zerogap Touch technology hidden behind Gorilla Glass 2 protection glass. Of course, high-end smartphones now feature full HD screens and sizes of 5-inch and beyond but then we are talking about smartphones that easily go over US $500/€500. Then again, there is really not much point in 1080p phones with ultra high ppi density.
The rest of the specs are where LG decided to cut some corners. LG had to stick with an 8-megapixel camera for the Nexus 4. It also decided to release models with either 8GB or 16GB of storage space without a microSD card slot, while the competition is 32GB models, in some cases with microSD. It also lacks LTE, as Google apparently concluded that it is still not that important (not in Europe, but in the US market it certainly is).
The rest of the specifications include a front facing 1.3-megapixel camera, 802.11bgn dual-band WiFi, Bluetooth 4.0, the usual set of sensors, A-GPS with GLONASS and microUSB (SlimPort) 2.0 port. It has a 2100mAh battery with wireless charging that work with an Qi-compatible wireless charger.
The best part of the story is that it launched with the latest Android 4.2 Jelly Bean OS out of the box while most of the competition, including most LG made phones, were still stuck with Android 4.1 or even Android 4.0.
The smartphone ships in a minimalistic box as well and it feels like Google took a page out of Apple's book here.
It contains everything that you need including "pin-key" to open up micro-SIM slot, charger with detachable USB cable and quick-start manual. It lacks a headset, which is bundled with most smartphones today, but again you have to cut some corners if you want a US $299/€299 smartphone with high end specs.
Design wise, LG did a decent job as the smartphone looks quite elegant and sleek with a "special" glass back. The build quality is quite good and we only had one bad thing to say about it but LG and Google fixed it with the recent design change. Since the back side is quite flat when you place the Nexus 4 on a flat surface you completely cover up the speaker so ringing and volume are muffled to a level that you can only hear it if you are sitting next to it. It also slips around surfaces when placed flat on its back, but thankfully LG and Google fixed that problem with the addition of a couple of plastic nubs on the top and bottom of the device.
The dimensions of the Nexus 4 are 133.9x68.7x9.1mm and it weighs in at 134 grams. It is actually quite light for its size and fits perfectly in hand. The Nexus 4 actually has no detachable parts, except for the micro-SIM slot, as the battery is non-removable and it has no microSD slot. As a result, build quality is excellent, much better than the Nexus S and Galaxy Nexus. The glass back feels great, and so do the soft-touch sides, which also provide a lot of grip.
As you can see, the front is dominated by a 4.7-inch screen.
The top part of the front features a small 1.3-megapixel camera on the right and proximity and light sensor on the left, as well as a center placed earpiece.
The bottom part of the front appears to be blank, but actually features a center placed notification LED that pulses when you have missed calls, notifications, e-mails or anything else for that matter.
The back part is quite an interesting one and is also covered by Gorilla Glass 2 although it does not actually look like glass. The glass on the back is actually polarized and the pattern below shifts depending on the viewing angle and light making an illusion of a 3D pattern.
The back also features the main 8-megapixel rear camera with LED flash in the left side of the back.
The right side of the phone features a single power/lock-unlock button.
The left side is the "busy" one as you have volume up/down buttons and micro-SIM card slot.
A standard 3.5mm audio jack is placed at the top, but you will have to get some aftermarket headphones.
The bottom part has a center placed micro-USB port with TV-out support and a dedicated microphone with an active noise cancelling that does a really good job when compared to some smartphones that we had a chance to use. Of course, we have to believe third parties that actually told us that after some of the first phone calls. You can also see the quite loud speaker located in the lower right part of the back.
As noted earlier, the touchscreen/display did not fall victim to cost cutting, LG did not cut any corners as although plagued by less than stellar sun legibility, the 4.7-inch True HD IPS+ LCD screen with 1280x768 resolution is quite good. It has a pixel density of just under 320ppi, 680 nits of brightness and a proper RGB matrix. It also features what LG calls Zerogap Touch technology, a way to reduce thickness of layers by getting rid of the air between them. The top most layer is Gorilla Glass 2 that should protect it from most scratches.
The display features quite impressive viewing angles, black levels are good and it has plenty of brightness to go around. On the other hand it suffers somewhat from bad legibility outdoors due to high reflectiveness of the Gorilla Glass cover.
Here's the main selling point. The Nexus 4 already has the latest Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean OS and it was the first device to ship with Android 4.2 back in November, along with the Nexus 10. Android 4.2.1 and 4.2.2 just brought some minor updates and bug fixes. We already wrote a lot about Android 4.1 and you can check out a full review of Android 4.1 here.
To be quite honest Android 4.2 Jelly Bean is pretty much the same as Android 4.1 Jelly Bean with some minor improvements, including a new Photo Sphere panorama mode, keyboard with gesture typing, lock screen improvements, improved notification power controls with on/off toggle state added with Android 4.2.2, support for Miracast Wireless Display, a couple of accessibility improvements, group messaging, daydream screensavers, new clock app and a couple of other minor updates that came with Android 4.2.1 and 4.2.2.
Although some might prefer custom skins like HTC Sense UI or Samsung's TouchWiz UI, stock Android has an appeal of its own and we certainly like it.
As we noted earlier, in order to hit Google's US $299/$349 price target, LG had to make some cutbacks and the main camera suffered the most. While competition and for that matter LG's own Optimus G that shares a lot of features and specs with the Nexus 4 has a 13-megapixel sensor, the Nexus 4 had to settle for a 8-megapixel camera.
The camera app is quite decent and you get an option to shoot HDR photos as well. You can set the resolution, ISO, white balance, focus mode, turn LED flash on/off, switch to front camera or go directly into settings menu from the menu accessible by touching and holding your finger on the main screen. The Android 4.2 camera UI takes some getting used to, but it is a bit better than the one used in Android 4.0 and 4.1.
The app also has a button located in the bottom right corner where you can switch between panorama, photo sphere or camera mode. Since it lacks a dedicated shutter button, you are stuck with that blue one on the screen.
The Photo Sphere panorama mode is a lot of fun but takes a lot of patience and only makes sense if all objects in the picture are static.
As expected the photos are far from impressive. Like most smartphones before it, the photos look quite good on the smartphone, but when you transfer them to something with a bigger screen you notice that they suffers from a lot of aggressive post processing, leaving the picture with lot of soft edges and without a lot of detail. The color reproduction is decent but contrast suffers in poor lightning conditions.
The HDR mode somewhat helps but still pictures are far from what you can see on some flagship smartphones. It simply lacks enough dynamic range to cope with high contrast scenes.
Indoor it is even worse and although it has an LED flash, don't expect much from it, as it works in close quarters and sometimes even makes things worse by overexposing the picture.
The Nexus 4 also supports 1080p video capture at 30fps and with stereo sound, but once again the quality doesn't match current gen high-end smartphones.
On the other hand, considering the price tag, the camera doesn't look as bad. It is good enough for casual photos and and videos, don't expect it to be a replacement for a real compact camera.
Performance is a mixed bag and as you might have read all around the net, the Nexus 4 suffers from a bad case of thermal throttling and we simply did not want to benchmark the phone while holding it on a block of ice or inside the freezer. We repeated the benchmarks for several times and the results certainly vary from time to time. After a few cycles, we did manage to get some results that can be averaged out.
The LG Nexus 4 manages to hold its ground in Quadrant and actually delivers a pretty good result in Antutu considering that it was pitted against much more expensive smartphones. GLBenhmark 2.1 scores show that its GPU can get quite impressive results. It actually managed to outperform all tested smartphones in Browsermark 2.0.
In CF-Bench it still holds its ground quite well, but limps behind most high-end smartphones but for some reason. AndEBench favors the Nexus 4 putting it well above most smartphones, including the Samsung Galaxy S III.
In the end we simply could not find any major shortcomings. Bear in mind that we compared the Nexus 4 to much pricier high-end flagship smartphones, but we are talking about a smartphone with a US $299/$349 (€299/€349) price tag and all those minor drawbacks are quickly forgotten.
The bad part of the story is if you are aiming for that impressive price tag you have to accept some compromises, but after we take everything into account, we must say LG and Google could have done a lot. They pinched a few pennies, but didn't ruin the phone. The camera might be important to someone but it will never replace a handheld point and shoot digital camera, and we don't even want to talk about bridge or DSLR cameras. However, the cheaper 8GB version isn't for everyone. If you tend to have a lot of apps or music on your smartphone, even the 16GB version will become cramped in no time. Many smartphones are currently shipping with 32GB of internal storage, and to be honest we don't understand Google's decision to stay at 16GB. Many were hoping for a mid-life update and a 32GB version, but it never materialized.
Performance is decent and it can hold its own against many pricier smartphones. The best part of the story is that you get all the latest and future updates (at least for the time being) as soon as Google releases them, so rocking a Nexus sounds like a good idea if you can't live without the latest software.
Another drawback was the availability issue which LG and Google have thankfully overcome. The Nexus 4 is now widely available, at least there where you can actually buy it. In Europe, it is limited to certain countries on Google Play Store including Germany, Spain and France where you can buy it for €299 for the 8GB version and €349 for the 16GB one. In retail/e-tail is a completely different story as the cheapest 16GB go for around €388 to €399, so around €50 premium over Google Play Store. In case you are wondering, the 8GB version is not even available in retail/e-tail.
The Nexus 4 is definitely a big win for Google and continues the trend started with Google Nexus 7, which is still the best performance-per-buck tablet. The Nexus 4 is just more of the same, it offers stunning value for money and it is the perfect choice for consumers who don't want to be locked into a two-year carrier contract.
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Blair = marriage deterrent?
Furious, Sage goes to the only person who could possibly intercept an Upper East Side proposal: Blair Waldorf. Blair is desperate for an "it" girl to wear her dress design to that night's cotillion ball, so she strikes a deal: if sage agrees to wear a Waldorf dress, Blair will make sure Steven doesn't get a chance to propose. Blair calls Lily to convince her that Serena isn't capable of making a serious decision after her disastrous dating history, prompting Lily to tell Steven he should rethink the proposal. At the same time, Sage leaks a photo to Gossip Girl of Steven leaving a jeweler's empty-handed. Seriously, why can't anyone on the Upper East Side successfully get married? We're still waiting for redemption after the Blair-Louis fiasco last season.
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Miley Cyrus & Jared Followill Romance Rumors Continue
Miley Cyrus still has a thing for Kings of Leon rocker Jared Followill!
The 18-year-old teen queen and 24-year-old bassist hung out together after she hosted Saturday Night Live over the weekend. The pair sat at a table with friends at the official SNL after-party held at Asia de Cuba in the Murray Hill neighborhood on New York City on Saturday night (March 5).
"They were very flirty sitting side-by-side," a spywitness exclusively tells JustJared.com. "They looked very casual and comfortable with each other."
Miley and Jared's romance dates back as early as November when they met at the MTV Europe Music Awards in Madrid, Spain. They've kept in touch since then and have been hanging out with each other here and there.
As for the flirty text messages they've been sending each other, Jared jokingly tweeted, "I read in Tiger Beat Magazine that they are, uh, pretty coy."
You can follow both Jareds on Twitter @YoungFollowill and @JustJared!


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Fun at Frankie's
April 20, 2010
With deadlines for papers approaching and finals just a few weeks away, it was time for a break. Columbia International University students took advantage of a price break and got away for an evening at Frankie's Fun Park in Columbia. They took their dates for a spin around the race track, challenged their professors to miniature golf and ate hot dogs with CIU President Bill Jones and his wife Debby.
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When Goldmann pined Recently» the Rev. Dr. Samuel Sclnil- man, rabbi of the great Reform Temple, Emanu-El, invited Dr. Nahum Gold¬ mann, 'the well known German Jewish ; scholar, .who is editor of the new Jewish J^ncyclopedia of Germany. That is, Rabbi Schulman invited Dr. Goldmann for din-- ner Friday evening. - When Dr. Goldmann arrived, the rabbi was a Httle perplexed, it is said. After all, he is a Reform rabbi and perhaps his meals were not sufficiently kosher for his guest. Rabbi. Schulman delicately stated the situation. "Oh, I am sure," replied Dr. Gold- maim, "that 1 need have no adigious gualms about eating anything in the home of a rabhi,". said Dr. Goldmann. Devil Quoting Scripture And that reminds me of a story told about a well known Jewish writer, who was once found eating pork in sonic res- . taurant. His fellow Jew who came upon him in the process, expressed amazement. "How can you, of all men, be doing this?" asked the friend. "Don't get excited," replied the writer. "It says ih the Tot-ah," one should eat pork." "What do you mean, it says in the Torah, you should eat pork?" returned the other. "Well, isn't the word for hog in the Torah, 'cs-Cha:^ir' ? "said the writer (a pun on the Hebrew particle "es"). ¦ Dr. Coralnik and Hitler Nbw, this matter of kosher' and non- kosher is very important. Here, for in¬ stance. Dr. Coralnik. one of the most brilliant of the Yiddish'journalists, has been relating that when he, as a young ..man, was a student at the Uniyersity in, Vienna, the sister 6f Hitler worked as a waitress in a kosher dining room con¬ nected with-the school. When I heard that, a lot of things be¬ came plain to me. For I am not one of those people who believe that great or rather imp'ortant developments always spring from great causes. Who knows but Hitler may have come into the kosher kitchen in " which his sister wbrked, and tried one of the Jewish dishes, and maybe the dish of fish had too many bones, and Hitler' choked, and he there and then determined to have re¬ venge on the Jews. Or maybe they re¬ fused to give him credit at the Kosher restaurant? Big Out of Little For, I repeat, one of the greatest fa¬ cilities is the belief that significant de- ' velopments spring from significant causes. Causes are almost always trivial. What was there in the face of Helen for instance? Probably nothing but the kind of features that you and I could find walking down Main Street any dayi when it doesn't rain. Yet that face, we are told, launched 10,000 ships. All right, say it was only D.OOO. Or what is thei-e so significant, about a mo.sqiiito? . Passing him by you would not even stop to speak to him. Yet con¬ sider how many communities he has deci¬ mated with the malaria which he breeds. And so, I say, who knows but in that very restaurant that Dr, Coralnik refers to—the menace of Hitlerism was born. A Waiter's Story And talking still about restaurants, have I ever told the one that Jacob de Haas tells? One day, Goldstein sitting in a res¬ taurant, didn't at all like the steak, He called the waiter'. "Why, this steak," he exclaimed, "is hard as iron. How does he expect me to get it down my throat? Say, do me a favor, take back the steak to the chef and tell him to stick if down his own throat." Whereupon the waiter took away the steak and departed; . . In a few minutes, the waiter was back. "Mr. Goldstein," he said, "the chef says he's sorry, but he can't stick it down his throat. He's got two orders ahead, a dish of fish, and a dish of plum pudding." Old but Young Gertt-ude Atherton, yon remember, a few years ago, wrote that novel about what would happen, when science really succeeded in finding a means for human rejuvenation. Well, now, it seems, by the auto-biog¬ raphy which Mrs. Atherton has just written, that the book was a little bit auto-biographical. Mrs. Atherton, pre¬ vious to its writing, had. actually had one of those reiuveivdtion operations by Dr. Harry Benjamin, the American exponent of the Steinach method. And, according to Mrs. Atherton, after the operation, she felt so spry that the words of her book came out of her Hke a geyser. From what 1 have heard, however, the general scientific attitude is not very fa¬ vorable to these operations. Then and Now But some day, mankind will probably succeed at this. It will find a means to make the old feel young and then what chance will the young people have? For the old will have his ripened ex- perlqice, his longii years of acquired (Continued on page 4) On account of the Passover holidays, the regular meeting of H.idassah will be held at the Neil House, Monday after¬ noon, April 2Gth. Mrs: Herinan Lievcr¬ man, 1025 Lockbourne Road, will pre¬ side. The opening prayer will be given by Mrs. Amon Thall, 81!)' S. Cassingham Road. The month of April has been desig¬ nated by National Hadassah as Health Welfare month. Mrs. Harry Gilbert, Mrs; Robert Mellman, and Mrs. A. SchifF have spoiisored several activities in order to reach the local chapter's quota for this project which includes: Pre-natal and post-natal care for moth¬ ers, infant care, pre-school care, anti¬ tuberculosis care, anti-trachoma follow- up, visiting nursing service; teaching prospective mothers (a), proper nutrition, (b) to niake and use proper clothing, (c) hygienic care of home. Through this work Palestine, has the en\;iable record of the lowest maternity death rate in the world. In keeping with the National program for April, Mrs. Morris Goldberg, 1310 Bryden Road, inember of the local program committee of which Mrs. B. W. Abramson is chair¬ man, has engaged Miss Helen Smith, di¬ rector bf the Nursery School of Ohio State University, to speak at the meeting ¦Monday, April 25th. The subject of her address will be, "Understanding Your Children.". Miss Smith, who Has re¬ ceived a two year scholarship from the Rockefeller Foundation, attended the Universities of Minnesota^ Cincinnati and Columbia. She is the author of the pamphlet, "Discussion for the Prc- School\ Study Group." Misg Minna Volk will render several vocal selections following MJss Smith's address. She will' be accompanied on the piano-bjf Miss Toby Friedman. Mrs. Morris Goldberg, chairman of the nominating committee has submitted sev¬ eral names of members, six of whom will be elected at this time, as'Board members. ' Dues are payable now, and inasmuch as the Columbus Chapter is anxious to for¬ ward a complete paid up membership to National headquarters, all memhers are asked to pay their dues promptly. A rummage sale is being planned for the week of May 2nd. If you phone either Mrs. J. K. Bornstein, chairman, FA. 8882; Mrs. J. Friedman, vice-chair¬ man, EV. 6730; or. Mrs. H. Lieverman, president, FA. 2033, your package will be collected. Please remember, the next regular meeting will be held at the Neil House, Monday afternoon, April 25th, at 2 p. m. JEWISH INFANTS* HOME THANKS CONTRIBUTORS Contributions were received hy the home from the following: Sunshine Club of Temple Israel, Mrs. S. Loeb, chairman, a Purim donation; Mr. Leo J. Marks iu memory of Dave May of Cincinnati; Mr, and Mrs. Joe Linx of Los Angeles in memory of Mrs. S. Pitzclli of Lorain, Oiiio; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Linx in memory of Mrs. Aaron Sable of Philadelphia; Mr, and Mrs. Walter T. Fraiic, Mrs. Julius Marks and Mr. Leo Marks in memory of Mrs. Jennie Marks of Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs, Walter T. Franc, Billy and Bobby Glick, Mrs. Julius Marks, Mr. Leo J. Marks, in memory of Tod Kaufman of Detroit; Mr. and,Mrs. Joseph Basch in memory of Mr. Max Wolf of Cincin¬ nati. The officers and Board of Directors of the home take this nieans of thanking the above contributors. Visitors are always welcome at the home. ISSUES CALL FOB SPECIAL PRE-PASSOVLR CAMPAIGN "WHY MARRIAGES FAIL" IS SUBJECT OF TARSHISH BROADCAST SUNDAY This Sunday morning, April nth, at 11 o'clock, from the pul¬ pit of the Bryden Road Temple, Ralihi Tarshish will speak On "Why Marriages Fail." Tliia discourse should appeal to hoth young nnd old of the radio audi¬ ence, especially now during these trying times. The usher for the morning service is Harry Maybrook. The Sunday morning broadcast comes over WAIU station, 4fiB.5 meters or fiiO kilocycles. Dr. Stephen S. Wise Makes Stirring Plea for Jewish Self- Respect at Hillel Banquet in Deshler- Wallick Hotel Distinguished New Yorit Rabbi Electrifies Audience by Hia Brilliant Portrayal of the World Situation of Jewry Today; Describes the Persecutions and Humiliations of Our Co-Religionists Abroad and in the U. S. WAS INTRODUCED BY DR. ELIJAH J. GORDON AS THE OUTSTANDING MEMBER OF OUR FAITH IN AMERICA ^m^ ^mt-f%. ^^ '' \ ¦"* *X ' '' "jl -.,*A » -* 5'^ ^^.*^^ " * wM>^i m^^^-'¦'''"' ^^^j>V. ''\."''ir%' ^^^SiL^'ii 4* ••.J v,» >l if ;r,As "^Ma. '^^a Temple Sisterhood Takes Over Hartman for "The Devil Passes" Opening Night The Rose E, Lazarus Sisterhood will take over the Hartman Theater on the opening liight only of "The Devil Passes," by Benn'Levy, when it comes to Columbus direct from the Selwyn Theater, New York City, and with the original New York cast, for a three day's engagement beginning on Monday, April 25th. The Sisterhood will only be, given credit for those tickets reserved through them. It is hoped that all Chronicle •readers will co-operate with the Sister¬ hood and make their reservations now by calling either Mrs. Joseph Basch, .\D. 3428,'or Mrs. LeRoy Morris, FA. 181)1, or FA. 8335. Prices: Orchestra, $2.00; Balcony, $2.00, $1.50 and Jl.OO. Rabbi Leopold Greenv^ald Announces Sermons \ior Passover Holidays \ The Shaboth Hagodol lecture by VRabbi Leopold Greenwald of the Beth Jacob Congregation will be delivered Saturday evening, April 16th, at 5 p. m. It vill deal with the dispersion of the Jews in the Diaspora. A discussion wilt follow this lecture. The Slum will take place on Wednes¬ day morrting, April SOth, at 7 K^V--^^^ The Rabbi's sermons for the first two" Passover holidays will be "TheVFour Sons," at 10 A. M, Thursday, April^lst, and "The Narrative of the Exodus" "at. 10 A. M., Friday, April 22nd, The pub-" lie, is cordially invited to attewl these lectures. Children services will be held on April 2lst and 22nd, at 9 A. M, Mr. Joe Shus¬ tick will be In charge. Mr. Wm. Cohen, president of the Coii- gregation, will present the children of the Synagogue with Hagodas on Wed¬ nesday evening, April 20th, at 7:30 p, m. Luuib Lipbk> In an effort to secure some immediate funds which can be transmitted to Pales¬ tine before Pas§pver, April 21, Louis Lipsky, National chairman of the Ameri¬ can Palestine Campaign, has addressed a letter to the chairmen of local committees throughout the United States, asking for their prompt cooperation. In his letter Mr, Lipsky says, "Pass¬ over begins on April Slst and will be celebrated throughout the world. It must bring to the mind of every loyal Jew sacred memories of the land in. which the Jewish people made, their greatest con¬ tribution to tbe civilization of the world. "Thousands of Jewish men and women have gone to Palestine to create a new life for themselves and to rebuild the ancient glory of the Jewish people. They deserve the support and encouragement of all who recognize the tremendous spir¬ itual enrichment the reconstruction of the Jewish National Home in Palestine can bring to ua. , "By sharing in this enterprise, Ameri¬ can Jews celebrate in a real sense the significance df Passover; they provide new life and hope to thousands of Jews and give new courage to the entire Jew¬ ish people by contributing to the Ameri¬ can Palestine Campaign, the fund-raising ihstrnment of the Jewish Agency for Palestine.' Their gifts will be a token of their participation in the greatest Jew¬ ish reconstruction program of which we know." The slogan of the drive will be: "Let a Contribution Be Your Passover Greet ing to Palestine." Cities which are now in the process of conducting drives for Palestine are being asked to remit their collections immediately, to be included in cabled remittances to Palestine. Individ¬ ua! Jews art being asked to give a con¬ tribution as an expression of encourage¬ ment to the Jewish pioneers in Palestine. Louis Lipsky will be in Columbus the early part of May and wilt address a large mass meeting composed of various Jewish organizations of this city. Plans are now being formulated for this big event. Further* details will appear forthcoining issues, of the Chronicle. Jews Relieved as Hindenburg Gets Over 6,000,000 Votes More Than Hitler Expect Renewal of Anti-Semitic Cam¬ paigns; Await Energetic Gov¬ ernment Action BERLIN, April n.—There is a feel¬ ing of relief tfxlay among Jews through¬ out Germany as a result of yesterday's rim-olT elections in which President Paul von ilmdtrhurg was reelected by a vote ot P) I »'Hj1J gaining a majority of more than bix million over the next candidate, Adolph Hitler who received but 1^,417,- lliO \utcb J<- isb leaders believe that the Hit¬ lerite wdl now resume their active anti- Jtui h campaign hut at the same time arc h:)iieful tint the government will no longt r hesitate to take stringent meas- urea to curb these activities. It is gen- trallj beheved that ah effort will be made to itotrct the Nazi storm brigades and pcrh ips to suppress them altogether. In locil Jewish eircles, yesterday's vote It) ti^Lii as an indication that Hitler will probiblv experience great difficulty iti orf,ain/ing any sort of a coahtion no mittcr what the results of the elections un April itth .should be. Great surprise has been created by the rt\elation today that former Kaiser Wil¬ helm has contributed more than a half million marks in cash toward the elec¬ tion Lampaign of Hitlep. This revelation IS nnde by the radical publication, "Welt k 1 itcth which rctutC3 at the same tune tliat the international magnate. Sir Henry Dcterding, allegedly promised Hitler one million pounds for a com¬ plete monopoly of Germany's oil re¬ sources in the event of his coming iiito power. FRANKFORT, April 11; — Hitler Stoirm Troopers organized a demonstra¬ tion outside the Jewish hospital in Sal- burg Alice last night. Crying: "Do ndt let the Jews sleep" and "Judaea Perish," they succeeded in creating a panic among the patients. Police enforcements succeeded in dis¬ persing the demoiistrants." hut were un¬ able to allay the fright of the patients. Aqudath Achiin Brotherhood To Sponsor Card Party at Excelsior Club April 28 The Brotherhood of the Agudath Achim Congregation will sponsor a card party on Thursday evening, April 28th, at 8 p. m. at the Excelsior Club, Rich Street and Parsons Avenue. Reserva¬ tions at 2Lic each can be made by call¬ ing Mr. Louis Gertner, FAirfax 1214. There will he refreshments and prizes. One of the most inspiring meetings held in this community in many nionths took place at the Deshler-Wallick Hotel, ¦Sunday evening, April lOtli, under the auspices of the Advisory Board ol the B'nai B'rith Hillcl Foundation of Ohio State University. The chief speaker of the evening was Rabbi Stephen Samuel Wise of New York City, spiritual leader of the Free Synagogue and president of the Jewish Institute of Religion. He was introduced by Dr, I^llijah J. Gordon, head of the Medical Department at Ohio Slate Uni¬ versity Medical Scliool and chairman of the Hillcl Advisory Board of O. S. U. Dr, Gordon asserted his conviction that the guest of honor was the outstanding champion of Jewish rights in American Jewry and ranked him with the greatest leaders of our people df the present day. Masterful Address Dr. iWise dwelt in his niasterful ad¬ dress on the condition of Jews and Juda¬ ism in all the. lands of the Diaspora and emphasized the unique role being played by the Jewish pioneers in the land of our Fathers. He proceeded to describe to the large' and attentive audience which thronged the haHroom of the hotel just what is transpiring in the various coun¬ tries of Europe, pointing out in particu¬ lar the sufferings and humiliations of our co-rcligionists in such countries as Soviet Russia, Poland, Germany, Roumania, etc., etc. He described the activities of Adolf Hitler, who has been doing his leyel best to foment racial strife and animosity in the German republic. The rabbi declared in no uncertain termsr that Hitter is the most relentless and ruthless enemy which laidcIpLrascaats touUy. "Ilis movcuicnt,'' be said, "is directed primarily at the de- 'structipn of our people in a land which tbcy have inhabited for thousands of MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW FOR TEMPLE SEDER- APRIL 21 Reserve the date—Thursday, April 21 St, at 6:30 P. M.—for the Rose E. Lazarus Sisterhood Seder to he held in the vestry room of Temple Israel. Arrangements are in charge of Mrs Albert Luchs, Mrs, Sol W. Goldsmith and the Religious Committee of the Sis¬ terliood. A heautiful Seder service has been planned and a delicious chicken din¬ ner is promised. Tickets are $1.00 each and reservations should be made as soon as possible. Call either Mrs. Albert Luchs, FAirfax 5952, or Mrs. Sol W. Goldsmith, EVergrcen A. Z. A. 1ST DANCE MAY 1 Free Loan Society To ^ > Conduct Rummage Sale The Ladies' Free Loan Society will conduct a rummage sale after the holi¬ days, the exact date and place to be an¬ nounced later. Anyone having any rummage, will kindly get in touch with either Mrs, Jerome Solove, FA. 1084, or Mrs, A. Wasserman, FA, S300. The A. Z, A, organization will hold its first annual dance at the Neil House, Sunday evening. May 1st., The dance music will be furnished by the well- known colored orchestra under the lead¬ ership of Earl Hood. An neighboring A. Z. A's are Invited td attend this affair. Rabbi Zelizer Announces Sermon For Friday, April 22nd Rabbi Zelizer will apeak on "Prisoners of Hope", Friday, April 22nd, at S:0(» P. M. at East Broad Street Temple. This sermon ia a message of inspira¬ tion for all of us who work and struggle against all odds and ends in order to get out of a hopeless tangle. The ushers for the evening will be Li. L. Silverburg and Dr. Ralph A, Jaffee. Passover Services will also be held Wednesday evening, Thurs¬ day morning, Thursday evening, and Friday monung. ycarfi; a land whicli has benefited through Jewish enterprise, Jewish labors, and Jewish talent. "No single group of people," asserted Rabbi Wise, "has done more to advance the interests of Germany hi peace time as well as in war time than the lineal descendants of the House of Jacob" His Theme "Must Israel Further Endure?" was the theme of Dr/ Wise. His address was more in the nature of a heart-to-heart talk with his fellow Jtws of Columbus and Central Ohio. Earlier in the day he had addressed the faculty and student body of Ohio State University in the University Chapel where he was pre¬ sented by Rev, Miller of the University Religious Council as "the greatest ex¬ ponent of civic reform in America." During the course of his address Sun¬ day frvening, ¦ Rahbi Wise paid his re¬ spects not only to Dr. and Mrs. Levinger and Edwin J. Schanfarber for their fme work in this city, but also to the Hillel movement in general. Prior to Dr. Wise's address, short speeches were made by Dr. Lee J. Levinger, director of the Hillel Foundation; Tola K. Zeckhauser, his as¬ sistant ; Rev. Miller, of the Indianola Presbyterian Church, and. Edwin J. schanfarber. Mr. Schanfarber touched in his; remarks on (1) the program of the B'ai B'rith, (i2) the activities of Hillel, and (S) the life and labors of the guest of honor. Rabbi Stephen S. Wise. On the speakers' platform, together with Rabbi Wise, were the following: Dr, E^ J..Gordon, Mrs. E. J. Gordon, Dr, Morris,Goldberg, Mrs. Morris Goldberg, Dr. Samuel D, Edelman, Mrs. Samuel D. Edelman, Di^. Lee J. Levinger, Elma Ehrilch Levinger, Ipla K. Zeckhauser, E. J. Schanfarber, Mrs. E. J. Schanfar¬ ber, and Dorothy Finkelstein. "Get Acquainted Affair" at East Broad Street Temple Sunday Evening This unusual affair has been motivated by the recent acquisition of so many new members into the Congregation fold. 3t is the desire of the officers to have all rriembers^know each other so.as to make tlie proper basis for pleasant social con¬ tacts. It is hoped that all old members of the Temple will turn out this Sunday evening to welcome the new members who will be there, and to make this first get together a real success and a char¬ acteristic East Broad Street Temple social activity. AU ihenibers new and old are urged to bring their friends with them as ttie general public is cordially itivited. Frank V. Bayer, chairman of this affair, has informed the Chroniclk that an entertainment for the evein'iig has been arranged which will be one df the most interesting and attractive ever ar¬ ranged for the pleasure of. the members and friends of this teinple. Following an liour of etitertainment a bridge party will he held after which attractive prizes will be awarded to the highest scores. The musical entertainment will be fur- nislied by the 'Franklin Coffee Trio con¬ sisting of Mr. Homer Nichols, piano; Mr. E. C. Kershaw, cello; Mr. Jack Smith, clarinet; with Mr, .Arthur Mark, violin, and Mr. Ray Rose, vocalist. These men are atl professional entertainers and represent a part of the staff orchestra of the WCAH Broadcasting Station. Their appearance has been made-possible through the courtesy of Mr. Arthur Mark, who became one of the new mem¬ bers of the Temple during the present drive and who is also musical director at the WCAH; Station. The trio will render classical numbers together with popular songs which should prove most entertaining. The musical program will be followed l)y a humorous debate entitled "Solomon aild His Thousand Wives." The ques tion is raised as to whether we should follow King Solomon's example of thousand wives or only one wife. Women insist on one wife but a vote has not heen taken- as to the views of the men. This debate will he put .on by Miss Sophie Liss, Cecelia Krakoff and Reva Zuravsky, There is tnuch Yiddish in the dialogue and proved to be such a success at the last Haddasah Anni¬ versary party, that hy popular request it Is being reproduced. There is absolutely no charge for this evening of . pleasant entertainment and it is hoped that all Jewish folk, will make arrangements to meet their friends at the Social Hall of the East Broad Street Temple this Simday, April 17th, at 8:00 p. m. ATTORNEY IS HONORED Attorney Samuel Freifield of Steubcn¬ villc, appointed recently as U. S. commis¬ sioner to succeed C. J. Borkowslti, is one of the yovuigest and most brilliant mem¬ bers of the Jefferson County Bar. He assumed .hi.s duties .ns commissioner March II. The highest honors that can be con¬ ferred by the colleges of arts and law, Ohio State University, were won by him when he received his degree in June, lj).30,as doctor of law, graduating at the head of his class after a six-year school career.. He is a son of Mrs. M. Freifield in Steuhenville. ¦ Freifield at .28, is the youngest member of the Jefferson County Bar to be ap¬ pointed to the office of U. S. commis¬ sioner there. He was given the oath oi office at Columbus by Federal Judge Ben¬ son Hough, who made the appointment. Mr. Freifield is a member of Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity. Jewish Student Wins Two Art Awards SYRACUSE,' April U—Richard S. Goldman of Rochester, a sophomore in the College of Fine Arts, Painting De¬ partment, Syracuse Univer.sity, was awarded the first and second of the three prizes for his still life subjects by the jury of selection for the forth¬ coming Iftth annual exhibition of the work of artists and craftsmen of Roch¬ ester at the Memorial Art Gallery in that city. The announcement was made by Miss .-^nna W. Olmstead, director of the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts, one of the judges. There were 373 entries and many of them will be seen in the exhi¬ bition which will oiwn this week In Rochester. REVOKE ORDER EXPEiUNG JEWS FROM BARRACKS BUCHAREST (J.T.A.)-The Min¬ istry of Health today revoked the order issued for the expulsion of IU Jews re¬ siding in abandoned barracks in Wiznit/. The action of the Ministry followed intervention undertaken by the Jewish Deputy Max Diamant. This is the sec¬ ond time the expulsion order has been revoked, after Jewish representatives had protested. rj ¦J ^^;^l:^'--:
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Richard Lorne Eedy: Canadian difference
April 10, 2013
My ski bucket list has included Steamboat for more than 25 years. My wife and I have manifested our desires with our first stop here in Steamboat Springs.
Part of the attraction was coming from a beautiful heritage town of 6,300 people in southwestern Ontario, Canada. We are the fifth generation living in our 1849 house, now retired as the fourth-generation publisher of the local newspaper. May I digress for the moment and compliment the Steamboat Pilot & Today on its community coverage and lovely layout from page to page?
Further, I wish to shine the light of praise on your letter-writers as compassionate, thoughtful and, dare I say, erudite.
Let me step back with the Canadian perspective. This is my quote on the difference between the U.S. and Canada: "Americans consider health care a privilege and gun ownership a right while Canadians consider health care a right and gun ownership a privilege." In my life, I never have met a private citizen in Canada who owns a pistol or an automatic rifle.
What confuses me on the gun control issue is the stand, by Second Amendment logic, on the right to bear arms in the 21st century. This is fundamentally different from the 1770s amendment that enabled citizens to bear arms against foreign invasion. Is that not true?
What further confuses me in the "protect my family and home" logic is why an automatic or assault weapon is needed. Why would a pump shotgun not do the job?
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Further cultural perspective differences come unfortunately with mass killings in the U.S., where there have been 62 in the past 30 years while in Canada, there have been two. There was one smaller incident and one terrible incident in which 14 female engineering students were killed in the so-called "Montreal Massacre" in 1989. Canadians recognize this one event nationwide annually on Dec. 6. May I underline the 31-to-1 ratio in the past 30 years?
One change that I suggest should occur — do not publish the name of mass shooters. Western thought has problems with the concept of a Muslim seeking paradise and a multitude of virgins for wearing a bomb jacket, but Americans do not see a conceptual problem with a mass murderer getting on the Time magazine cover or making CNN. These American assailants want the notoriety — take it away from them.
Thank you for your time and space as a foreign visitor who loves the American people.
Richard Lorne Eedy
Ontario, Canada


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Retro Stove Love
Maybe it's our habit of always living in older apartments or just our Mid-Century Modern sensibilities, but we love the aesthetics of a retro stove, and know we're not alone! Encompassing a number of styles and ages, retro stoves are unique and fun. Do you think they're charming or too old-fashioned?
Most of the retro stoves we've had the pleasure to cook on have been retro because the apartment itself was old---meaning they didn't always work the best. Speaking to foodies, although retro stoves are lovely to look at, they don't always regulate temperature too well. Of course, you can have a older stove revamped to work better. And, some people out there prefer a more modern, stream-lined, state-of-the-art stove.
What kind of stove do you have? If you've got a retro stove, what are your favorite things about it or your complaints? Do you think retro stoves are old-fashioned and only use newer stoves for your cooking needs? Let us know about your retro stove love!
Apartment Therapy retro stove posts and resources:
Something Old: Vintage Stoves
AT Marketplace: Dream Stoves
Good Questions: Who Buys Vintage Stoves?
AT Marketplace: Elmira Stove Works
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Sen. Mike Duffy faces 31 charges of fraud and breach of trust
OTTAWA — Embattled ex-Conservative Sen. Mike Duffy faces 31 charges of fraud, breach of trust and bribery.
The charges stem from a lengthy investigation into Duffy's housing and travel expense claims and his repayment of those claims with a $90,000 cheque cut by Nigel Wright, at the time the Prime Minister's chief of staff.
"Today's charges are the result of careful examination of the facts," RCMP Ass. Commissioner Gilles Michaud.
A court date has been set for Sept. 16.
In a statement, Duffy's lawyer Donald Bayne said the 68-year-old P.E.I. senator will plead not guilty and is confident he will be exonerated.
"The evidence will show that Sen. Duffy did not want to participate in Nigel Wright's and the Prime Minister's Office (PMO) repayment scenario, which they concocted for political purposes," Bayne said. "There is much that is offensive here. But the evidence will show that it did not emanate from Sen. Duffy."
Michaud told reporters the investigation focussed on Duffy's housing expense claims, his travel expense claims, "awarding of consulting contracts over a four-year period and subsequently using part of the funds for personal gain," and "the circumstance under which Sen. Duffy asked for and received approximately $90,000 from Wright."
Rob Walsh, retired House of Commons law clerk, said he was surprised by the bribery charge.
"The person charged has to have received a benefit with corrupt intent," Walsh told QMI Agency. "It means to act improperly with respect to an official capacity."
"I don't see what, in his official capacity as a senator, Duffy had asked not to do for the sake of the $90,000 cheque," Walsh said. "He was repaying the senate. Where's the corrupt intent in that?"
RCMP indicated last April Wright wouldn't be charged.
Ottawa criminal lawyer Leo Russomanno said there could be several reasons why police didn't charge Wright, including a lack of evidence to anything criminal.
Additionally, "if police had charged both Wright and Duffy together, Wright would no longer be a compellable witness."
The PMO issued a statement Wednesday, calling the allegations against Duffy "disgraceful" and that "those who break the rules must suffer the consequences."
"As this is now a criminal matter that is before the courts, we have nothing further to add."
Both opposition parties said the ordeal speaks entirely to the judgment of Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
Liberal MP Marc Garneau said Canadians have been "seriously shaken by the PMO scandal" and described what he sees as "alleged corruption involving the Harper Conservatives."
NDP MP Nycole Turmel said Harper showed "poor judgment" in appointing both Duffy and Wright to their respective positions and said she holds Harper personally responsible for the "culture of corruption" within his government.
"The buck stops with Stephen Harper."
Click below to see a timeline of the Senate scandal.


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March 26. 2013 2:12PM
Somersworth man, teens arrested at underage party Saturday evening
By John Quinn
Union Leader Correspondent
SOMERSWORTH — After hearing about a large group of teenagers drinking outside a Second Street home this weekend, police arrested nine people, including the homeowner, for hosting the soiree, according to Police Capt. Russ Timmons.
Jeffrey Elliott, 49, of 21 Second St., was charged with facilitating an underage drinking party, obstructing government administration, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct.
Police responded to the residence around 8:20 p.m. after receiving a report from a concerned citizen who heard loud music and spotted the teens outside the home.
"It was an underage get together facilitated by an adult," Timmons said, adding officers found up to 15 teens – ranging in age from 14 to 18 – at the home.
As a result, Timmons said eight teens were charged with possessing alcohol – either in containers or after allegedly consuming it. He added officers noticed distinctive tells within the eyes, motor functions, speech or mannerisms of some of the partygoers.
"It's very similar to a DWI initial contact," Timmons said, adding the teens were released to responsible adults from the scene.
Timmons said one officer injured himself by slipping on the ice while restraining a large 14-year-old. He added the officer, who was transported to Wentworth-Douglass Hospital in Dover, is expected to be assigned to light duty while he recovers.
A couple months ago, Timmons said police responded to another underage drinking party, which was also facilitated by an adult. He added while some people may be motivated to hold a party for good reasons, it remains a criminal act if juveniles are allowed to consume alcohol.
"Typically this can happen anytime of the year," Timmons said.
Elliot, who was released on $2,500 personal recognizance, is scheduled to appear in 7th Circuit Court in Dover April 11.


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We voted on the gun-control bills Monday, which now return to the House. If they were amended in the Senate or if unamended, they now go to Gov. John Hickenlooper for his consideration. For those who still want to make their views known before the bills are signed into law, you should contact your state representative and governor.
I voted against all of them except the bill requiring some portion of training for a concealed-carry weapon permit be taken in person, rather than solely online. I have eight sheriffs in my district, and after talking with all but one, I felt that this bill has some merit. The Democratic bill sponsor of that particular measure repeatedly stated that she didnt view her bill as being part of any package as she, too, didnt support the House gun-control bills.
The gun-control bill package put forth in the last week will, in the words of the sheriffs, do nothing to improve public safety and are, practically speaking, unenforceable. That didnt prevent them from passing.
Any proposed bill that affects a constitutional right such as the right to keep and bear arms must be taken very seriously. We vote on more than 600 bills a year, and only a few are particularly memorable. These bills will affect residents basic constitutional rights, and I was grateful to have heard from so many of you, as its very important that you have followed what has occurred at the Capitol.
Especially because I urged people at the Durango and Cortez town-hall meetings to come to the Capitol to testify on the gun-control bills, I must apologize to those who traveled to Denver a week ago to do just that but were denied that opportunity because of arbitrary limitations imposed by the Senate Democratic leadership. Quite frankly, that was shameful.
In seven years at the Capitol, Ive never seen residents denied the right to testify and made to choose between competing hearings on the same topic. That competing scheduling was not an accidental oversight; it was deliberate. Im sorry and discouraged that was the unjust treatment residents received, and it understandably contributes to the cynicism and distrust that people have in their elected officials.
In arriving at my votes cast on your behalf, I strongly considered the input from my district. The constituent input was striking in quantity and content.
More than 92 percent of those in touch with me opposed the bills, and we heard from well more than 500 constituents. I did my best to relate your reasons and personal stories to the rest of the senators, especially those who are unfamiliar with the rural and remote areas of the state.
However, I didnt stop with sticking my finger in the air to see which way the wind blows in my district. I studied data, (often conflicting), read relevant court decisions, attended debates, sat in on committee hearings to hear testimony and talked with those most knowledgeable as to the practical effects of implementing the bills if passed.
All this led me to the votes, I made on your behalf. Theres no pleasing everyone, but I stand by my votes, and, again, I thank all of you who took the time to be in touch.
Ellen Roberts, R-Durango, represents the Sixth District, which includes Durango, in the Colorado Senate. Contact her at the Capitol, (303) 866-2914 or by fax (303)-866-2218; at home (970) 564-0999 or by fax (970) 564-9236; or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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INTERVIEW: Norwegian Salmon Producer Nordlaks Looks at Bright Future
ANALYSIS: Stone Crab Season Opens With Initial Low Landings
LISTEN: Future Leaders and SeaShare Project; 3rd Right Whale Death; StarKist Pleads Guilty
Sea of Okhotsk Pollock Catch Will be More Than 1 million Tons with Improved Fall Fishing
NFI's Seafood, See Jobs Campaign Returns to Minnesota to Highlight Importance of Trade
Like Other Sectors, UK Seafood Industry Faces Waves of Uncertainty Over Brexit
White Shrimp Prices Drop in Guangxi, Where Farmers Hope for Better Winter Market
Alaska Ferry Acidity Tests Show Water is More Corrosive in Fall/Winter
SeafoodNews.com Summary Monday, October 22
StarKist Gets $100 Million Fine in Guilty Plea on Tuna Price Fixing; More Payments to Vendors Likely
Preliminary Sablefish TACs Don't Necessarily Mean High Quotas for 2019
VIDEO: Trawler Damaged; Global Whitefish Supply Declines; Seafood, See Jobs Campaign and More
Urner Barry's Seafood Import Workshop Brings Together Industry Professionals and Government Reps
West Coast Pink Shrimp Fishery Improved This Year: Better Landings, Better Shrimp
Norway: Skretting Factory in Averøy Now Producing Salmon Feed with Insect Meal
Seafish Launching Young Seafood Leaders Network For U.K. Seafood Professionals
INSIGHT: Arrival of New Insect Feed Capacities May Give New Dynamic to Aqua Feed Sector
FFAW applauds National Report on Canadian Marine Reserves that Warns Against Arbitrary Timelines
Indonesia To Produce 400,000 tons of Pangasius This Year, Attracted by High Price
EU, Republic of Korea Join Forces in Fight Against IUU Fishing
All About Healthy Foods Launches Plant-Based Seafood Alternative
SeafoodNews.com Summary Friday, October 19
Jeff Bolton new CEO at Atlantic Capes as Danny Cohen Retires, Remains Chairman of the Board
Ak. Gov Candidate Mike Dunleavy Accused of Turning Back on Fishing Industry after Cancelling Debate
Norway and Russia Reduce 2019 Barents Sea Cod Quota to 725,000 tons, a 7% Decrease over 2018
UK study says farmed shrimp is as safe as any food, but websites continue to push false information
FFAW Calls on DFO to Re-open Mackerel Fishery, Says Biomass Estimates of Low Abundance are Wrong
Norwegian Fishing Company and Software Group Create PC Game Based on Fishing the Barents Sea
Sea Grant Announces 2018 Aquaculture Research Awards
Canada's SeaChoice Criticizes ASC Certified Salmon Farms for Often Being Below Stated Standards
NOAA announces three at-large appointments to Regional Fishery Management Councils
SeafoodNews.com Summary Thursday, October 18
Alaska Board of Fish Rejects Pressure to Rule on Hatchery Issues at October Meeting
California Spiny Lobster Fishery Closed in State Waters Around Anacapa Island Due to Domoic Acid
Ugly Crab Campaign Aims to Expand Markets for Old Shell Crab
AquaBounty gets CA$2 Million Construction Loan From PEI to Build 250 Ton Salmon Production Facility
NOAA Confirms 3rd North Atlantic Right Whale Mortality of 2018
New Nielsen Study Shows Sustainability is an Opportunity for Growth
America Buys More Pangasius and China Exerts Less Influence on the Global Market
Sen Elizabeth Warren Again Reiterates her Support for Carlos' Permits Remaining in New Bedford
China Likely to See More Pangasius Price Increases Due to Exchange Rates, Farm Prices
Captain D's Opens 29th Location in Mississippi
SeafoodNews.com Summary Wednesday, October 17
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Ecuador Small Pelagics Fishery Accepted by IFFO RS into Fishery Improvement Program
Groundfish Forum: Global Whitefish Supply Continues to Decline for 2019
Biomar Opens New Shrimp Research Unit in Ecuador
Stay Ahead of the Curve With Urner Barry's Seafood Import Workshop, Taking Place This Thursday
Alaska Board of Fish To Hear Prince Willian Sound Hatchery Issues Today
With Sufficient Supply, King Crab Becomes More Common and Popular in China
Russia to Start Export Fish Sales Through Auctions in Coming Months
ANALYSIS: Shrimp Replacement Cost From Indonesia Lower Than India
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ANALYSIS: Shrimp Replacement Cost From Indonesia Lower Than India
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As a continuation of last week's discussion, this week we look at replacement cost trends relative to prices in the wholesale market and U.S. spot wholesale, particularly for size 16-20.
In many cases the replacement costs can serve as a future indicator of the U.S. market, however, we know that these two markets can also be disconnected. For example, there are times when replacement costs overseas rise while the U.S. wholesale market trends lower. In this example, in theory, the U.S. importer would take a more cautious buying position ...
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Suspicious package causes scare in Milford
April 26. 2013 10:39PM
MILFORD — A suspicious package at the River Card Room gaming facility, which forced the evacuation of several stores at the Granite Town Plaza on Elm Street on Friday, turned out not to be an explosive device, police said.
Police responded to the card room shortly before 5 p.m. Friday and called in the Nashua Police Department bomb squad, which removed the package. The plaza was reopened about 7:30 p.m. Friday, police said.
Police did not identify what the package was.


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Before you plan in obtaining a bad credit mortgage refinance loan, there are a few points which you must be aware of so as to help you better fully grasp how it will impact you in getting this refinancing loan.
Is your residential home in the risk of a foreclosure on the grounds of not paying the home finance loan repayment on time? Do you have a poor credit standing too? If the responses to these 2 queries are "positive", then even more you should apply for a bad credit mortgage refinance loan. Do not delay until it is too late.
In the event you have a bad credit rating, it is surely challenging to locate and get a refinance house loan. Before you begin applying for one, it is important for you to identify some factors that play an essential part in deciding to get hold of such a refinance mortgage. Apart from considering the mortgage rates, closing charges and refinance conditions, the following are some other things that you will want to consider.
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Do You Need A Bad Credit Mortgage Refinance Loan?
To start off, you will need to ask yourself if perhaps you genuinely need a refinancing home mortgage loan. You will have to find out what the precise positive aspects of getting into refinance scheme. Be truthful to yourself and ponder diligently whether such refinancing loan is valuable and advantageous to you.
A way to make a decision is to execute a very straightforward calculation. Divide the cost of home mortgage refinancing by twelve. The quotient attained is an indication of how much time which you will need to stay just before your mortgage loan repayment is completed. From here, you can verify whether it is more feasible to refinance or simply abandon your house.
How Does a Refinancing Improve Credit?
Many factors contribute to bad credit. If you are unable to pay creditors, have excessive debts, and several collection accounts, this will reflect on your credit report.
When a potential lender reviews your loan or credit request, negative credit report information may result in credit denial.
Because mortgages are collateral-based loans, it is easy to get approved for a refinancing with bad credit. Furthermore, because of low mortgage interest rates, it is possible to obtain an acceptable interest rate with a bad credit refinancing. If you purchased your home before rates began to fall, you may still obtain a lower refi rate.
To benefit from a refinancing, you must cash-out at closing. The money can be used for a variety of purposes. Make necessary home improvements, plan your retirement, or begin a college fund for your children. However, if you are hoping to improve your credit, the money should be used to payoff or reduce credit card balances.
How to get a low mortgage refinance rate in Keewatin ON?
A lot of the time people will do a home refinancing for many reasons. For example your employment situation may have changed or you may have been laid off recently. You possibly could have become ill or you may have simply noticed that other lenders are offering individuals much better interest rates on the same type of loan. Whatever the reason for wanting to get a low mortgage refinance rate let's take a look at some of the things you should be on the lookout for.
Short Term Low Interest Rates
Now even though it could very well may be tempting you should not jump on the band wagon of a financial lender simply because they are offering you temporary low rates. You also need to take into consideration what the long term effect will be and how things very well could change a couple of years down the line. It's important to know exactly how much you need to spend each month for the duration of the loan in order to be capable of budgeting yourself correctly.
New Finance or Lending Institutions
Every year there are hundreds of financial lenders coming into the market offering a home refinance loan or a better way of refinancing home loans? And there are also going to be plenty of them who go bust just as quickly as they arrived. There is absolutely no real point in refinancing your loan for something that is far too risky. Make certain that you do your research and only go with a credible financial lender that has a history of helping people with their home loans.
The Offerings
On occasion, some financial lenders will offer you all sorts of additional perks, packages and deals in order for them to get your business. Just make certain that you go about reading the fine print first. Keep in mind it costs them money to offer these things to you and they intend on getting it back. You would be a lot better off to save yourself a lot of money in the short and long term. You should also be hesitant of fees, benefits and penalties when you are dealing with any financial lender.
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Mortgage Rates – The Benefits of Refinancing
So you've lived in your home for some time now and have been content mailing off your mortgage payment every month. Yet when you turn on the nightly news you see that mortgage rates are 1% lower than what you locked into 10 or 15 years ago and realize quickly that you may be paying more money than you have to in interest rates on your mortgage. For millions of people every year, refinancing is an option they take to give their mortgage a "health check" of sorts and to help them lock in lower rates or take advantage of increased property values to make some improvements to their homes.
Nobody likes to pay more than their neighbor did for something – especially their house! Refinancing is an activity that is as much a part of the mortgage process nowadays as taking out a mortgage is to buy a new home. A smart homeowner knows that interest rates will rise and fall and that by keeping track of where they are currently they can save a lot of money over the life of their mortgage note by locking in a lower mortgage rate now, even if it means paying a little money up front. Refinancing helps millions of homeowners get lower rates on their mortgages by paying off their old mortgage and writing a new one.
Of course, as with any financial transaction, you should carefully review all the costs associated with refinancing and the potential benefits versus the risks. Typically, if you only have a few years left on your mortgage note then refinancing is not for you – you simply won't save enough in interest to make up for the fees you have to pay to rewrite your mortgage. The best time to refinancing, according to some experts, is when at least 40% of your monthly mortgage payment is still going towards interest fees.
If you do decide to refinance it is important to remember all the tricks we've talked about before when shopping around for a mortgage. Get plenty of competitive bids, keep a close eye on the fees, and be sure to read and understand the risks involved.


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Early local efforts to provide relief for Oklahoma tornado victims were taking shape Tuesday as experts warned the public to beware of scam charities.
Three local Red Cross disaster responders have deployed from the Palmetto SC Region. Two will be on the ground in Oklahoma and the other responder will support logistical operations in the Disaster Operation Center at the Red Cross national headquarters in Washington, D.C.
The Red Cross anticipates that more volunteers from this area will deploy in the coming days. All volunteers and vehicles are on stand-by.
"This has been a major disaster," said Louise Welch Williams, regional chief executive officer. "If you can help, we encourage you to make a financial donation today."
Contributions may be made at redcross.org or by calling 1-800-RED CROSS. Donations help provide food, shelter and emotional support to those affected by the tornado.
The city of Charleston has contacted the U.S. Conference of Mayors and is waiting to hear back about what resources are needed in the Moore, Okla., area.
The S.C. Emergency Management Division has yet to receive a request for aid through the Emergency Management Assistance Compact.
"We don't want to send anything spontaneously without them asking for it because we don't know what they need," said spokesman Derrec Becker.
The organization Scambook issued an alert Tuesday for people to be wary of those who will try to take advantage of the heightened emotions surrounding natural disasters and tragedies.
Con artists will be hard at work creating fraudulent charities that they say are related to providing relief for the Oklahoma tornado victims.
Scambook advises that people restrict their donations to the Red Cross, United Way of Central Oklahoma or AmeriCares.
Reach Prentiss Findlay at 937-5711.


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The MA Program in Archaeology at Cornell is designed to meet the needs of a wide variety of students -- in fact, it is for all promising students with a baccalaureate or equivalent degree and a serious interest in studying archaeology. Although applicants with little formal training in archaeology are considered, successful applicants often have completed significant course work and have some field and/or museum experience. Typical applicants intend to pursue archaeological careers in small museums, historic preservation, public archaeology, and other fields in which a Ph.D. is not required. Still others are foreign students who seek training not available in their home countries. We particularly encourage applicants from the countries in which Cornell archaeologists are active. The fields of Anthropology, Classics, History of Art, Medieval Studies, and Near Eastern Studies all provide for a specialization in archaeology at the Ph.D. level, and potential master's candidates are discouraged from applying. For this reason we have set up a separate MA degree program in archaeology. Admission to this program is, however not a commitment for later admission to any Ph.D. program, although internal transfers sometimes are permitted for qualified applicants.
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Dual Boot for Linux Red Hat 8.0 and Microsoft Windows XP
I will not go through step by step details on how to install the O/Ss because its all in wizard format and if you can follow it then you should be shot. I will help you with selecting the right partition during the Linux install.
Ok, the first thing you want to do is to cut the power to all your hard drives except the one you are planning to install to. This is because during the Linux installation, it decides that it wants to use a different hard drive as the swap file.
Once that is done, you need to create a Fat32 partition for Windows XP. Partition the whole drive as Fat32. usually when partitioning for the first time it is best to use fdisk. You want to create a new partition and follow the prompts from there on in. once you have created the partition, reboot the machine and format the hard drive you just installed the partition on. Best achieved by format. Fdisk and format should be automatically put onto a standard DOS boot disk, if not it is easier enough to find them manually and add them.
Ok, once the drive has been formatted, and it seems so be the right size, we are ready to install Windows XP. Place the XP CD in the CD drive and reboot the machine. If the boot sequence is set right, it should come up with a phrase saying press any key to start windows installation or something along those lines. Go through the wizard and completely setup windows. Once the installation is finished and you are able to use windows, install a program called partition magic 7.0 this is what I find to be the best partitioning tool around.
To use this, you need to run it and it will come up with a list of the current partitions. There should only be 1 Fat32 partition. Right click on that partition and select re-size. Once another window pops up, resize the partition so that there is at least 12 GB of unallocated space. Close that, and there should now be the Fat32 partition and 12 GB of unallocated space. Right click on the un-allocated space and select create partition. You want to chose Linux Ext 2 . if it asks if you are going to put a operating system on there select yes. The linux Ext 2 partition should be set to 10BG (2GB less that the unallocated space) next you need to partition the swap file. This is similar to the way you created the linux Ext 2 partition, but select Swap file and allocate the remaining 2Gb (actually 1.99Gb)
Now, quit partition magic and it will ask you to re-boot. Allow it to do so and let it go through its course. It will come up with a list of jobs just before windows seems to boot up. Once this is finished you should be returned to windows.
Restart the comp and put your linux Red Hat CD in and let that install. Follow the prompts selecting what you want. When it come upto the partitioning section. Set it to automatic, we do this because we have already created the correct partitions and it will pick these up.
Go through and finsish the install. Once linux is up and running (all set up and finished installing) you can turn off the computer and plug those extra hard drives you had if you had any.
You now have a dual boot system with Linux Red Hat 8.0 and Windows XP
Sorry if this wasnt too detailed but I am really tired and anything I didnt cover, was probably obvious what to do. I only intended to explain the partitioning sequence so people didnt stuff up their hard drives like I did my first time.


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Ocala community and calendar briefs for Sunday, Jan. 27 are featured
Thursday is deadline for Primetime listings
The Primetime senior living guide will publish in the Star-Banner on Sunday, Feb. 17.
The deadline to submit listings of interest to area senior citizens — such as events, classes, clubs and organizations — is Thursday, via email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Those who have questions can call 867-4121 or 867-4105.
Olivet College alumni invited to dinner
Area alumni of Olivet College are invited to meet for dinner with college president Steven M. Corey from 6 to 9 p.m. Feb. 5, at the Ocala Hilton, 3600 SW 36th Ave., Ocala. Reservations are needed by Wednesday.
For more information, call Marty (Mason) Jennings, '67, director of alumni relations, at 269-749-7644 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Physical education fun run slated for Feb. 16
The 33rd annual Marion County Physical Education Fitness Fun Run will start at 8 a.m. Feb. 16 at Jervey Gantt Park, 2200 SE 36th Ave., Ocala.
This race is conducted by the Physical Education Teachers of Marion County and held to promote physical fitness and healthy lifestyles through exercise. There are races for several age divisions, with distances from 2 miles to a 220-yard dash for ages 4 and under.
Entry forms can be picked up at the YMCA or school physical education teachers.
For more information, call 804-6092.
Chorus offers singing valentines
Members of the Ocala Big Sun Chorus will deliver singing valentines for area residents on Valentine's Day, Feb. 14. Advanced reservations are required. For more information, call 804-7464.
BREAKFAST: All-you-can-eat breakfast, 9 a.m. to noon, U.S. Veterans Post 100, 16535 N. U.S. 301, Citra. $5. (595-5867)
FOOD ADDICTS: Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous, 7 to 8:30 p.m., Queen of Peace Church, 6455 SW State Road 200, Ocala. (270-8534 or www.foodaddicts.org)
BINGO: Bingo, 4 to 6 p.m., West Marion Moose Lodge, 10411 SW 110th St., Ocala. (854-2200)
PET VACCINES: Florida International Teaching Zoo low-cost pet vaccinations, noon to 1:30 p.m., Seminole Feed, 5740 W. State Road 40, Ocala. $6 rabies, $14 distemper/parvo. (867-7788 or www.facebook.com/#!/PetVaccinations)
CAMELLIA SHOW: Camellia show, noon to 4 p.m., Pioneer Garden Club, 4331 E. Silver Springs Blvd., Ocala. (595-3365 or americancamellias.com)
DOG SHOW: AKC Dog show, 8 a.m., Greater Ocala Dog Club show grounds, 10205 NW Gainesville Road, Ocala. Parking is $5 for cars/vans, $10 RVs. (www.ocaladogclub.com)
GREEK FESTIVAL: Greek Festival, noon to 4 p.m., St. Mark's Greek Orthodox Church, 9926 SE 36th Ave., Belleview. (237-1476 or www.greekfestivalocala.com)
COMPUTER CLASS: Intro to Excel, 10:30 a.m., Dunnellon Public Library, 20351 Robinson Road, Dunnellon. (438-2520)
SHINE: Free Medicare counseling from SHINE, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Forest Public Library, 905 S. County Road 314A, Ocklawaha. (438-2540)
QUILTERS: Ocala Library Quilters, 1 to 4 p.m., Marion County Public Library, 2720 E. Silver Springs Blvd., Ocala. (625-7653)
BREAST CANCER: Breast cancer survivorship and support program, 6 to 8 p.m., Ewers Century Center, 3001 SW. College Road, Ocala. Reservation required. (873-5881)
NATIVE PLANT SOCIETY: Marion Big Scrub, local chapter of Florida Native Plant Society, 6 to 8 p.m., Belleview Library, 13145 SE County Road 484, Belleview. (821-0298)
LECTURE: Scott A. Olsen presents "Ancient Wisdom and Modern Science: A Paradigm-Shifting Connection," 7 p.m., Dassance Fine Arts Center, 3001 SW Collage Road, Ocala. (tiamarioncounty.org or email@example.com)
INTERNATIONAL SINGERS: The International Singers practice, 9 to 11:30 a.m., Church on the Square, 1000 Alverez Ave., The Villages. (259-9432)
SWEET ADELINES: Summer Springs Barbershop Chorus of Sweet Adelines, 1:30 to 4 p.m., St. John's Lutheran Church, 10495 Sunset Harbor Road, Summerfield. (624-2887)
T.O.P.S.: Taking Off Pounds Sensibly, 5:15 p.m., Fort King Presbyterian Church, 13 NE 36th Ave., Ocala. (625-6795)
MOVIE: Movie matinee, 2 p.m., Marion County Public library, 2720 E. Silver Springs Blvd., Ocala. (671-8551)