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Swinney, Clemson seek more this year
Clemson coach Dabo Swinney wants little to do with last year's breakthrough, 11-win season and tossed out a magazine featuring ACC player of the year Tajh Boyd to prove it.
The accolades that often follow special seasons don't matter to Swinney or the Tigers as they prepare for preseason camp and the new year. So far, Swinney says his players haven't proved they can match what happened a year ago.
So that's why Swinney threw a preseason glossy in the trash during a team meeting, even with Boyd's smiling face on the cover. "They all come out and say this team's this or this guy's that," Swinney said Tuesday. "And that stuff is so irrelevant."
"You've heard me say this a hundred times," Swinney continued, "let's talk about it in November."
By then the Tigers could be in the hunt for second Atlantic Coast Conference crown in three years or even a spot in the BCS title game. Swinney says there's plenty of time before Clemson gets to that point.
"You have to go and stay focused on the formula, stay focused on the fundamentals and try to get better," he said. "You can draw from your experiences, but still understand there's a price to be paid."
The cost of winning got a bit easier in this offseason when the Tigers offense held on to two of its key members in coordinator Chad Morris and Boyd, last year's ACC player of the year who looked hard at giving up his senior season for the NFL.
Morris has led the Tigers revamped, fast-paced offense to school record with 512 yards and 41 points a game last season. His named popped up for several head-coaching vacancies, including the opening at Texas Tech. But nothing stuck and Morris was glad to have another year in charge. His vow this season: "Get even faster."
Boyd thought he'd leave on a high-note after leading the Tigers on a fourth-quarter, last-second scoring drive to defeat LSU 25-24 in the Chick-Fil-A Bowl last December. Instead, Boyd discovered he wasn't done with college and hoped to have a final standout season before moving on.
And he'll have speedy receiver Sammy Watkins back to catch all the passes. Watkins had a subpar year – 57 catches, 708 yards, 3 touchdowns compared with 82 catches, 1,219 yards and 12 TDs as a freshman All-American – in part because he missed four games due to suspension and illness.
When he returned, Boyd had latched on to DeAndre Hopkins as the team's outside threat. Hopkins set a school mark with 1,405 yards receiving and an ACC mark with 18 touchdowns.
Boyd won't have all his playmakers back. Hopkins did leave for the pros and top rushing Andre Ellington was a senior, meaning openings for some of Clemson's skill position backups.
Charone Peake, Adam Humphries and Martavis Bryant figure to get first look at Hopkins spot while Rod McDowell, D.J. Howard and Zac Brooks will vie for time in the backfield.
"We think we're going to have some good competition," running backs coach Tony Elliott said. "That's going to make us better."
Things on defense will be smoother in coordinator Brent Venables' second season after coming over from Oklahoma. The defensive line features three returning starters and backup Vic Beasley, who led the team with eight sacks last season.
Defensive ends coach Marion Hobby said the staff has more familiarity Venables and are better prepped on his system. "You could see that as the year went on last year," Hobby said. "We got better."
Especially against LSU when the Tigers defense had eight three-and-outs to give Clemson a chance in a contest where they trailed much of the way.
It was certainly a great way to finish a season, offensive line coach Robbie Caldwell said, because it put Clemson's name out there as a strong team. "But as coaches, we've got to play whoever they put in front of us," he said.
To start this year, that'll be Georgia at Death Valley on Aug. 31 in a return of a rivalry that should tell a lot about both programs' direction.
Swinney likes the single-mindedness his players have shown this offseason in not getting caught up in the sky-high expectations. Clemson, he says, won't win a game simply based on what they did last year. "It doesn't work that way," Swinney said. "You have to grind and have that blue-collar work ethic every single day."


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ST. ANTHONY'S MONASTERY, Egypt – In a cave here high in the desert mountains of eastern Egypt, the man said to be the father of monasticism took refuge from the temptations of the world some 17 centuries ago. At the foot of the mountain, the monks at the St. Anthony's Monastery bearing his name continue the ascetic tradition.
But even this remote spot is touched by the turbulent times facing Egypt's Christians, who fear for their future under the rising power of Islamists. Monks normally immersed in spirituality are joining the increasingly assertive tone of many in the minority community, vowing Christian voices won't be silenced.
Their tone reflects the growing activist political role of the Coptic Orthodox Church, which for decades had adopted a quietist policy, avoided rocking the boat and relied on backroom dealings with the country's leadership to try to preserve the community's rights. In doing so, the church is essentially following the lead of many young Christians who – caught up in the fervor of Egypt's revolution – insist they must stand up for themselves rather than trust politicians to protect them.
"Anyone who thinks of hurting our church will face divine retribution," Father Yacoub, the monastery's deputy head, told The Associated Press this week. "Our church grows stronger with martyrdom. My faith and confidence tell me that so long as our church is in the hands of God, no one can hurt it."
Islamist President Mohammed Morsi, of the Muslim Brotherhood, has vowed to promote equality between Egypt's Muslim majority and Christian minority. But Christians have been worried by the growing influence in society and government of Muslim conservatives and hard-liners, many of whom espouse rhetoric consigning Christians to second-class status. A mob attack this month on the Cairo cathedral that serves as the seat of the Coptic pope raised alarm bells among Christians, who make up about 10 percent of the country's 90 million people. There has been a surge in attacks on Christians and churches in the two years since the ouster of autocrat Hosni Mubarak. But for Christians, the cathedral violence laid bare their vulnerability. Morsi quickly condemned the violence, saying attacking the cathedral was like attacking him personally. But the Coptic Pope Tawadros II accused him of failing to protect the cathedral in an unprecedented direct criticism.
One of the world's oldest monasteries, St. Anthony's would seem a world away from such concerns, with its atmosphere of isolation.
Nestled at the foot of an imposing rock mountain in the desert near the Red Sea 100 miles southeast of Cairo, its fortress-like walls enclose churches, chapels and chambers for its around 100 monks. The oldest section – a small chapel – is believed to date to the 4th Century. Little disturbs the routine of spiritual contemplation. Before dawn earlier this week the black-clad monks emerged from their cells to walk up a cobblestone alley to the 15th-century Church of the Apostles to start their day with two hours of hymns and prayers.
With Orthodox Christians deep into Lent – their Easter Sunday is May 5 – that pre-dawn prayer is followed by three more two-hour liturgies.
But the monks are definitely in touch. Yacoub sports both a Blackberry and an iPhone. He is also willing to cast off some of the caution and diplomacy that the church has been renowned for in dealing with politics.
"If there is someone out there who thinks that persecuting the church or attacking the cathedral will drive us out of Egypt, then they are making a big mistake," said Yacoub, a 51-year-old trained engineer. "They are pestering us so as to drown the Coptic voice that rose during the revolution."
"No one can cover up facts or silence Egyptians anymore. That party is over."
For monks to talk like this is a dramatic sign of the sentiment among Christians here. Egypt's estimated 1,200 monks constitute the heart and soul of the Coptic Orthodox Church, one of the world's oldest denominations. Over the centuries, monks have been seen as protectors during bouts of persecution through history.= Egypt's monasteries saw a revival in the 1970s. Today, tens of thousands of Christians flock to festivals on saint's days at major monasteries like St. Anthony's. "
The monks are the church's first line of defense because our role is to constantly pray to protect the church and comfort the flock," said 65-year-old Father Bakhomious, a monk at St. Anthony's.
He said the attack on the cathedral in Cairo was "painful – a defining moment in the history of Egypt and the church."
"Revolutions have their cons and pros and we as Christians must endure and pray for stability and peace."
Christians felt empowered by their participation in unusually large numbers in the 18-day revolution that toppled Mubarak's authoritarian regime. Like Muslims, they rose up to create a democratic state that safeguards the dignity and rights of all Egyptians.
The April 7 violence at the cathedral showed Christians' anger and readiness to push back.
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WOBURN, Mass. — A new search is on for the remains of a teenage girl who's been missing for more than 20 years.
Private searchers looked at a small patch of woods in Woburn on Friday for clues to the disappearance of Melanie Melanson, who was 14 when she vanished in 1989 after attending a party in the woods. They plan to resume on Saturday.
Mike Garrigan, a private investigator, said evidence over the past year has led them to believe Melanie's remains are in the area.
The evidence includes tips, soil tests that came back positive for human decomposition, and positive responses from cadaver sniffing dogs.
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MRR Review: "About Last Night"
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Rating: R
Length: 100 minutes
Release Date: February 14, 2014
Directed by: Steve Pink
Genre: Comedy / Romance
A remake of the 1986 movie by the same name, "About Last Night" portrays the whirlwind relationships of two couples. Both the original movie and the remake are based off the 1974 play "Sexual Perversity in Chicago." While the 1986 film is set in Chicago to follow in line with the play, the modern version of "About Last Night" takes place in Los Angeles. The other key difference in the 2014 remake is that the cast is made up of African American actresses and actors. While some differences set the two movies apart, one thing remains the same: This flick shows what happens when a one-night stand turns into a relationship.
"About Last Night" has all the elements of an ideal romantic comedy. There is enough drama in the two relationships to add interest to the film, and the witty comedy keeps the mood light and the content entertaining. As viewers wade through the two very different types of relationships portrayed in this movie, they relate to the struggles that many people in new relationships face.
Kevin Hart, known for "BET's Comicview" and "Kevin Hart: Let Me Explain," plays the role of Bernie. His lines are snappy and well-timed to bring the right amount of comic relief in times of need and all throughout the movie. Many times, Hart's lines are not meant to be funny, but his mannerisms and actions accompanying the words provide the movie viewer with a laugh or two. Bernie's character is the first to have a one-night stand turn into a relationship; however, his relationship is not all roses and butterflies.
Regina Hall, who claimed fame for her roles in the "Scary Movie" films, keeps Bernie on his toes, as she has the part of his on-again-off-again girlfriend Joan. Her unique perspective of the relationship adds confusion, humor and even drama to "About Last Night." After all, she and Bernie are the first couple to come home from the bar together and navigate the thereafter. This means that together they set the tone for this movie.
On the other side of this movie is a loving couple played by Michael Ealy as Danny and Joy Bryant as Debbie. Ealy has starred in many stage productions and is known for his roles in films such as "Seven Pounds" and "Barbershop," while Bryant made her breakthrough into acting with her performance in Denzel Washington's "Antwone Fisher." Debbie is a friend of Joan, while Danny is Bernie's friend. After Bernie and Joan get together, they introduce their friends so they, too, can engage in the fun. However, Danny and Debbie get serious — much more serious than either of them initially expected. After a passionate night, the "L-bomb" is even dropped. Danny gets grief from Bernie regarding the transaction, and Joan says that she and Debbie should be put into witness protection because Debbie's life is "over" since she said "I love you" first. No matter how much their friends disapprove of the direction of their relationship is taking and how quickly it is going there, their love is sweet and pure, much the opposite of Bernie and Joan's, whose relationship is full of ups and downs.
Viewers watch the two relationships in "About Last Night" unfold in their own different ways. With four main characters, each with their unique take on love, there is a character for every movie-goer to relate to. In contrast, seeing the relationships from every angle allows viewers to see how the game is played from both sides when it comes to one-night stands and relationships, as well.
With an attractive and humorous cast, each member with an impressive resume behind his name, director Steve Pink's rendition of "About Last Night" has the perfect mix of masculine and feminine touches to make the movie interesting. Other films with his name behind them include "Hot Tub Time Machine" and "Accepted," which makes him a successful comedic director and ensures a pleasurable viewing experience for movie-goers.
The ideal date-night movie, "About Last Night" contains sexual content and language, so viewers must be aware of this before watching. However, this content does not take away from the overall enjoyment, humor and overall watchability of this film, though.
Having a tagline such as, "It's about compromise. It's about love. It's about a good wingman" shows that this film is about much more than the friendship between two men and two women. While this friendship is helpful in navigating the world of dating and relationships, it all comes down to one thing: love.
Rating: 3 out of 5


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This section contains a summary of Babylon 5's story arc (the 5-year plotline) up to, but not including, "The Quality of Mercy." Note that this is chock full of spoilers!
The pilot, "The Gathering," was set in the year 2257; Babylon 5 had recently come online. The last of the ambassadors, Kosh, arrived on the station, prompting an assassination attempt. Sinclair was framed for the attempt, but was eventually cleared when the real culprit -- a Minbari -- was discovered. Many mysteries were introduced: Sinclair's missing 24 hours on the Battle of the Line (with the announcement by the Minbari that "there is a hole in your mind"); the mystery of Kosh, seen only by the doctor and the telepath; and the disappearance or destruction of the previous four Babylon stations.
Season One began with "Midnight on the Firing Line," about 6 months later. Lt. Cmdr Susan Ivanova replaced Lt. Cmdr. Takashima as second-in-command; her dislike of the Psi Corps became evident when Talia Winters arrived. A Centauri agricultural outpost was attacked without provocation by the Narns. (In broad strokes, this episode portrayed the Narns as the "bad guys" and the Centauri as comic relief.) Luis Santiago was reelected President of the Earth Alliance.
A "Soul Hunter," a member of an order which collects and preserves important souls, found himself on the station, and attempted to collect Delenn's soul prematurely. The Minbari, it was revealed, greatly value souls; they prevented a soul hunter from taking the soul of their great leader Dukhat, so that his soul would be reborn into the next generation. Delenn was called Satai by the soul hunter, which prompted Sinclair to wonder if something was going on, as Satai is the title used my members of the Grey Council, the Minbari ruling body and highest religious authority.
In "Mind War," two Psi Cops -- P12 level telepaths, including Bester (played by Walter Koenig) -- came to the station in search of telepath Jason Ironheart, who had achieved telekinetic abilities and was transforming into something more than human. Ironheart warned Sinclair that the Psi Corps is starting to pull the strings in the government back on Earth. When Bester's partner was killed, Sinclair made a new enemy. Before departing, Ironheart gave Talia a gift: telekinesis, and maybe other abilities as well.
"The War Prayer" introduced members of the Homeguard, an anti-alien organization back on Earth.
"And The Sky Full of Stars" explored what happened to Sinclair on the Battle of the Line, 10 years before in the Earth-Minbari War. Interrogated and forced to relive the battle, we saw Sinclair ram a Minbari Cruiser, only to wake up on board, interrogated by the Grey Council. He recognizes Delenn as one of the Grey Council. After escaping from his interrogators, he chose not to reveal to Delenn that he remembered part of his missing 24 hours.
"Deathwalker" was a notorious war criminal from the Dilgar War, fought by Earth and others several decades earlier. She had a substance she claimed granted immortality -- but only at the cost of another's life. The Vorlons destroyed her ship to prevent Earth from gaining the secret of immortality.
"Survivors" pulled Garibaldi back into his alcoholism amid accusations of sabotage. The real culprit was the Homeguard.
"Signs and Portents" deals with an attack by raiders on the station. The B-story, in which Londo acquired the long-lost symbol of his empire, the Eye, was more important. A mysterious, polite man named Morden inquired, "What do you want?" of the alien ambassadors, and seemed to like Londo's response -- for the Centauri to reclaim their lost empire -- the best. The Eye was captured by the raiders, who were destroyed by a mysterious ship that appeared out of the shadows. Morden returned the Eye to Londo, "from friends you don't know you have."
In the two-parter, "A Voice in the Wilderness," it was discovered that the planet below B5 is not as dead as was thought. The Mars colony broke out in rebellion. A dying alien was found controlling vast, tremendously powerful machinery on the planet below. Draal, an old friend of Delenn's, took charge of the machinery in the planet, warning away all who would try to take it for themselves. The Mars rebellion was put down by Earth Alliance security forces.
In "Babylon Squared," Babylon 4 -- the biggest of the Babylon stations, which dissapeared 24 hours after coming online, suddenly reappeared. Delenn was chosen by the Grey Council to be their new leader, but declined because a Minbari prophecy told her that her destiny was on Babylon 5. She left with a powerful device called a triluminary. On Babylon 4, as time disturbances flashed back and forward to other times (including a scene where something was coming through the walls of the station, being fought off by Garibaldi, as Sinclair was pushed into the crowds), the crew attempted to evacuate the crew of B4. A mysterious alien, Zathras, appeared and told of a great, terrible war, and the attempt to pull B4 through time to use it as a base of operations. Zathras was looking for "The One" -- the great leader of an effort to bring peace to the galaxy. Babylon 4 was evacuated, but Zathras, trapped, was rescued by "The One" -- who turned out to be a much older Sinclair, aided apparently by Delenn.


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Extending Access to Higher Education
For more than 40 years, the Transitional Year Program has been an integral part of Brandeis' commitment to social justice
Brandeis expands educational opportunities for 20 students each year through the Transitional Year Program. Brandeis admits students though TYP who show perseverance and maturity in their commitment to pursuing higher education. In their first year at Brandeis, students take small, college-level classes and receive strong academic support. Following their graduation from Brandeis, TYP students have gone on to become judges, surgeons, business owners, corporate leaders, activists, educators and more.
TYP alum Taisha Sturdivant '11 recognized she was not being prepared for college and took the initiative to change high schools so she could be on a track to higher education. After entering Brandeis through TYP, Taisha continued developing her skills, and in the process wrote several stories for the Boston Globe even before receiving a B.A. in her self-designed Urban Education major. Today, Taisha works for the Boston-based education nonprofit organization Discovering Justice as she prepares for law school.
Mohamed Sidique '14 escaped the violent civil war in Sierra Leone at the age of 7. This experience gave him a deep understanding of the value of education. He joined TYP because of the community. "This place opens doors for you, within academics, in understanding the world better, and in analyzing yourself to become a better citizen," he says. Mohamed's strengthened confidence is driving him to a degree in Political Science, on the track as a varsity sprinter, and around campus as a Community Advisor.
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Scouting Director Tim Wilken Does Not Get an Extension
A few weeks ago, when Chicago Cubs Chairman and Owner Tom Ricketts took the bold step of extending VP of Player Personnel/International Scouting Director Oneri Fleita before a new general manager was in place, people called Ricketts naive. Foolish. Risky.
I didn't share those sentiments, but it did get me wondering what was coming next. If Ricketts was comfortable making a decision on Fleita without the input from the next GM, perhaps he'd be comfortable doing the same with respect to Scouting Director Tim Wilken. So, when word broke a couple weeks ago that Ricketts would be meeting with Wilken this past weekend, it was fair to assume that an extension was forthcoming for Wilken, as well. After all, like Fleita, Wilken is universally respected, is considered a crucial part of the Cubs' growing farm system, is under contract for one more year, and has already received a public endorsement from Ricketts.
Well, the two met this weekend, and sure enough, Wilken … didn't get an extension.
Um, ok.
Don't get me wrong, I don't have a particularly strong reaction to Wilken not being extended. He remains under contract for 2012, and, even if I were convinced that Wilken can help this organization, I like the idea of leaving open the possibility that the next GM may want to bring in a number of "his guys," which could include a new scouting director.
But, given the parralels of Fleita and Wilken, I remain surprised that the extension didn't come down for Wilken. And, despite what he says, I would imagine Wilken was surprised, too.
"We knew it as far as the contract, but we talked for an hour and a half, had a real good meeting," Wilken said of the meeting. "Just like he did in the draft, he was very supportive. He's a good man."
Bruce Levine's source says Wilken was told he was a valuable part of the organization, but that Ricketts did not want to make any additional executive decisions until the new GM is in place.
But, if that's the case, why did Ricketts extend Fleita?
The difference in the two situations, as near as I can figure, is either that Wilken is not considered as valuable to the Cubs in this transition period, or, more likely, the Cubs aren't being pushed by another suitor in the same way that they were with Fleita. Recall, the Detroit Tigers were offering Fleita a multiple-year deal to jump ship before Ricketts locked him down. In other words, Ricketts did not want to make a decision about any of the team's executives – be it Fleita, Wilken, or someone else – but his hand was forced with respect to Fleita. So Ricketts made a single exception.
So, what does this mean for Wilken's future? As I said, he remains under contract, and we've not yet heard of any overtures from other organizations. It's entirely possible that there's nothing to glean from this meeting, and it only seems that there should be something because we're viewing it through the lens of the Fleita extension. If so, the new GM will review the organization and will make a decision about allowing Wilken to fulfill his contract (and perhaps then make his own decision about an extension).
It is, however, also possible – if, perhaps, unlikely – that this is one of those "votes of no confidence." By extending Fleita, effectively telling the next GM, "I don't care what you do with anyone else, but we're keeping this guy," and then not extending Wilken under very similar circumstances, Ricketts could be communicating two things: (1) he likes Wilken, but doesn't "like him, like him," and is unwilling to go to bat for him in the same way as he was for Fleita; and (2) he will not stand in the way of the next GM if that guy wants to replace Wilken.
Whatever the explanation, I'm pretty ambivalent about the outcome. If Wilken stays, great. If Wilken is replaced by the new GM's guy (assuming I am happy with the GM hire), great. I just hope that this isn't a matter of Ricketts kowtowing to the hataz who said he'd overstepped his bounds by extending Fleita.


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From South Africa Rock Climbing Routes Wiki
GPS coordinates -24.83882, 25.66291 google map link google earth link
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Mogonye village is about 40km to the South West of Gaborone, Botswana. There are two climbing areas, the Mannyelanong Cliffs and the @@ Gorge.
Getting There
Turn off the A1 at Boatle and head towards Thamaga. Take the signposted left turn to Mogonye Village. Road is tar up to village. Then take track as shown above (and see Tracks4Africa layer on google earth). 4WD needed.


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Jack Midson will be reunited with former Oxford United strike partner James Constable next season after signing for Eastleigh.
The 30-year-old, who was released by AFC Wimbledon earlier this month, signed two days after Constable made the switch to the Skrill South champions.
It brings the pair together for a second time, after they combined to good effect in the United squad which won promotion back to the Football League via the play-offs in 2010.
The Hampshire club are managed by former U's midfielder Richard Hill, who felt a second big signing in succession showed they meant business next season.
He said: "Like James Constable, Jack is an extremely ambitious lad and, to come and play in the Conference, he needed to be convinced that we're not going into this league just to tread water."
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|August 16, 2012, 06:35 AM
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How much cool down time between shots?
If you're shooting different load amounts to determine which shoots best in your ML, how much time do you let pass between shots to allow the barrel to cool back down? Thanks.
What direction did that last shot at Kennedy come from?
|August 16, 2012, 09:43 AM
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It will have more to do with the ambient temperature at your location, than anything else. If your temps are running in the 50 degree range your cool down time will be a lot less than if it is 100 degrees like it is here. Generally in cooler weather, by the time you clean out between shots (unless you are a speed cleaner) the barrel will be cooled enough to give you an accurate assessment of your loads. If you are in hotter weather you may want to let your barrel cool a little longer, or use something like cold water to clean your barrel between shots.
Real accuracy between shots will only be true over a clean barrel, so take your time at the range, and plan to spend all day to get a good accurate load worked up. When ML hunting, the only shot that counts is the first shot, so you want to duplicate your hunting conditions as much as possible. For most of us that means one shot from a clean barrel.
If you are in high temperatures you might want to keep your sabots in a small Ice chest, and a dry freezer pack, and keep them out of the sun. They will get soft in the heat and will do more to throw a shot off than if they are good and cool. Sabots will also get soft if they are run down a hot barrel. I don't use conicals or patched balls, so I can't comment much on what heat does to them, but heat will make a big difference in a saboted round.
More of a direct answer to your question would be in cooler weather, around 2 to 3 minutes for cool down and in warmer weather probably 10 to 15 minutes between rounds. Main thing in any weather, is not to get in a hurry. Working up a good accurate load is not a speedy process, and the more time you spend doing it right, the better your results will be.
Hope this helps.
|August 16, 2012, 04:26 PM
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Thanks Bill.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The Red Sox have decided to call up their top prospect, 20-year-old shortstop Xander Bogaerts.
Bogaerts has hit .297 with an .865 OPS in 116 games for Double A Portland and Triple A Pawtucket this season. He has 15 home runs and 67 RBIs. Bogaerts will replace Brock Holt on the 25-man roster and serve as a utility player who can spell shortstop Stephen Drew.
Bogaerts is a righthanded hitter and his presence could help the Red Sox improve their production against lefthanded starters, something that has been an issue since the All-Star break. With Pawtucket, Bogaerts has hit .298/.452/.474 against lefthanders.
Scouts and media evaluators generally rank Bogaerts among the top four or five prospects in the game. With the Red Sox having lost seven of their last 10 games, team executives hope that Bogaerts will provide a spark. He would be the youngest Red Sox position player since 20-year-old Dwight Evans in 1972.
Catcher David Ross will come off the 60-day disabled list as well before the Red Sox start a three-game series against the Giants on Monday. Ryan Lavarnway will return to Pawtucket.
To make room for Bogaerts and Ross on the 40-man roster, the Sox are expected to place injured pitchers Andrew Bailey and Clay Buchholz on the 60-day disabled list.
Bailey is out for the season after undergoing shoulder surgery. Buchholz has been out longer than 60 days already and the move is retroactive.
News on the roster moves was first reported by WEEI.com.


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"defended me with force"
Surely she means THE Force?
America's ex next top model Adrianne Curry has taken to the social networks to detail her alleged molestation at a Star Wars convention in Miami over the weekend. The 28 year old, who won the first series of America's Next Top Model and has since appeared in Playboy, had visited the show wearing a Princess Leia "slave" outfit …
Surely she means THE Force?
"The man was reportedly arrested for disorderly intoxication..."
What other kind of intoxication is there?
Orderly Intoxication? You know, sleeping it off?
""The man was reportedly arrested for disorderly intoxication..."
What other kind of intoxication is there?"
I, for one, am a very orderly intoxicationee, um... intoxicater, err...... drunk
There's a skirt on the Princess Leia "slave" costume?
I guess I can't have been paying attention to the important details........
Ah, the drink is strong in this one Leia. (compliments to whoever said it first, not me unfortunately).
Someone who Female, isn't a bit of a minger, and actually goes to star wars conventions?
Is this a first?
"And the Geeks shall inherit the earth......"
However, the nerds are too busy drooling over lightsabers to notice.
Most of the geniunely-attractive female cosplayers at conventions are paid attendees; they're the contemporary equivalent of E3's booth babes.
"NOT a Star wars fan , nerd, or con goer"
Sounds what most of us would describe as "normal" to me.
I wonder what would have happened at a 200AD convention....?
A beating of some sort, probably chased down by Roman Legionaries or Indomitable Gauls with magic potion.
Nothing. Too tricky to get your hand up a toga.
"I wonder what would have happened at a 2000AD convention....?"
The Groper would have kicked ass?
Bagsi the Nikolai Dante costume
Wouldn't happen at a Doctor Who convention/concert.
Yes, because theres no mexicans in the Doctor Who universe
They were only at the Star Wars convention because Darth Vader destroyed the Mexican home world, which is shaped like a Dorito
If she's the ex "next top model", does that mean she is in fact "the top mode"l, or is she ex that too?
Perhaps he was just in character as Jabba the Hut but forgot his costume...
...a nice slow garotting with a rusty chain would be in order.
"The man was reportedly arrested for disorderly intoxication..."
So not sexual assault, driving under the influence or fleeing the scene of an accident? I'm sure one of those must be a felony.
I thought American law was supposed to be tough?
If you recall, there was a guy dressed as Darth Vader who robbed a bank a couple weeks ago
Is he using cheap mexican labour and robbing banks so he can afford a new death star?
I wonder which one used Force Grip?
Only at a sci-fi convention could a heterosexual man wanting to cop a feel of an attractive woman be classed as a pervert...
.... it's feeling that you can just help yourself which is frankly perverse.
It was in Orlando... which is about 200 mi away. And yes, there was a lot of cuties at that convention in little metal bikinis. She wasn't one of them, as she was faking it in some generic non-SW-related outfit thing. She was just there for her "street cred" and to be in the "with-it" crowd. Just like Angelina Jolie and Pamela Anderson showing up at MotoGP. They aren't there for the bikes, just to "be seen"
"She was just there for her "street cred" and to be in the "with-it" crowd."
With it? At a Star Wars convention? Whatever they're with, it isn't it.
"She was just there for her 'street cred' and to be in the 'with-it' crowd."
That ship sailed as soon as she left the house.
Some years back I was at an SF Worldcon in England. A bunch (about 20) of drunken football fans thought they could find some entertainment by hassling the nerds (and several attractive women in costumes).
Hotel front-of-house were outclassed, and those of us fans who were about weren't going to do much better, so we called Con (not hotel) security.
Security came down the stairs, about a dozen guys all well over 6 foot, plus 2 young ladies who would actually have been the dangerous ones. We parted and let them through. The troublemakers started to look a bit less certain, but stood their ground.
What really got rid of them (without trouble) was when security parted to let through 8 BIG guys, all in full Viking costume and weapons, straight from a demonstration.
Never cause trouble at a Con.
Brilliant. You owe me a new keyboard AND coffee. And a gravity well generator.


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Central Ohio's Only Jewish Newspaper Reaching Every Home A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR THE JEWISH HOME Deooted to American qnd Jewish Ideals Volume X —No. 5 COLUMBUS, OHIO, FKHKUARV 4. 1927 Per Year. $3.00; Per Copy loc "Nart Jewish Hospital Week" to be Observed During Passover Season Oelecrates tn Annual Mcctin]? of In&iiiution Vote For a Na¬ tion-wide Educational Campaiprn. »R. M. FISIinKIN JOINS ITS KESEAItCH BOARD BLiFr\LO (Special Correspoudcncc) —Liithusiastic 111 their comm<.nd.ition of Its lift-saving work, trustees and di- rLLtori of the N.itional Jewisli Hospital at Dliivci, holding ihcir 27th aimual metling at Buffalo last Sunday, decidwl upon ,1 ii,iliiiii-wide ])rogr,un of ediica- linii and puhhcitv on the woik ol tlu- Hositital ''Xat oiial Jewish Hospital Week" will be obsLrved throughout the counti^ from April Idth to 23rd—the week of PasJiuiLr Locil conmnttees v,iH be (tririnizcd in every cnniuiitiuuiiy to as- ¦•ist in the work, ckrgj and press will bt* asked tu co-ttper<itc, men's and women's tlubs, study groups aud other ciiic bodies will be enrolled, and every .ifALiiiy in the cvmniunity will be cn Iibttd in the movement Jit the varietl and maiij interests which niodtrn life has di^veloped in each coni- munitv, n is felt th.it the great body of \meriL,in people know too little about the work of the Xational Jewish Hos¬ pital 111 the fighl against tuberLulosis "National Jewish Hospital Wtek'*, wdl, llnongh pre-is, pulpit and platform, hr ug (hL Hospital d'lrect to tliL men and wninLii of America, to whose lie-alth -md bappiuess the institution h ib been dtdicatcd for o\er 27 jcir"; Justice Levy to he New York Chairman The idea of a wee-k during -which n.iiional .ittenlion would be focused on tbe work of the Xal on.d Jewish Ilos-r pit.il wa-, suggested bj Honorable S.im- UL'l IJ Levy, Justice of the Children's Court of New York City. Judge Lei>'s many years on the bench and m social work, in -which he is a leader of un¬ disputed rank, has made him enthusias¬ tic for the National Jewish Hospital Liud its mission of allevjating suffering and sorrow Judge Ix'\y|is particularly iinercsted in the cliildren';; work of the Hos[utal and in its research laboratories. ITe has assumed the chairmanship for "Natioiidl Jewish Hospit.d Week" for Greater Xcw York. Durin;^ "National Jewish Hospital Week" friends of ibis pioneer tuber culosis sanitoriuni, which accepts only itcc patients, will have the opportunity of making .special contnbtitions to its work, through the purchase of NJH Stamps, which will be distributed by the local committees. Since the Hos¬ pital has always been non-sectarian, it is e\pecte<l that many non-Jews will as¬ sist m this nay. Many Natianal TrustecH Attend Meeting Several hundred residents of Buffalo and surrounding cities, as well as numer¬ ous trustees from the country at large, attended the sessions of the convention which were held throughout the day, and the banquet^ which closed the con¬ ference. Illuniinatiug- reports aud speeclics were made by the various of¬ ficials of the institution, including Rev. (Continued on page 4) RECEPTION TENDERED TO CANTOR ROSENBLATT BY OFFICERS OF THG AGUD¬ ATH ACUIM WILL Sing at. celebra¬ tion IN HONOR OF "POP" SCHONTHAL MONDAY EVENING, FEB 7TH MISSSAIl\ BLASBERG .\inionnccmcnt has, j ust hern made tb.it Miss Sar.i lll.ishcrg, <l.nightcr of Mr and Mrs Samuel Blasberg, 1017 Ih>den Road, will render seicidl vaeal s( lections at the grand bimiucl aiul cclc- br.ition in honor of Joseph (Dad Felionthal .it tlie Neil 1 louse .^IoIlda^ eveiuncj, Fehru iry 7i|] Miss Blasberg lub established an en¬ viable icpnlation so, a eoiKcrt soloist She has heen sludving for a nninbcr of years under Madame Sembrich and other famous teachers in Xew ^'ork CtU She recently seoied a' urcil ova- lion through the selections which she rendered before d meeting of the Rose h Lazarus "Sisterhood. AJiss Rlasberff *'-<£pi:ets to study abroad rc\t autumn at the suggestion of se eral well known musical critics Plans to Extend I. 0. B. B. Work Considered at Con¬ vention of District No, 3 Grand Old Man of Columbus Jewry WiH Be Honored at The Neil House, Monday Evening; February 7 RESERVE FEB. iBTH FOR BRYDEN ROAD TEMPLE BROTHEKHOOD DINNER Prior to his departure for New York City, Cantor Josei Rosenblatt was ten dered an elaborate reception hy the of¬ ficers of the Agudatli Acluni congrega^ tiou and the Ladies' Auxiliary at the residence of Cantor Ansel Freedman, 1^01 South 22nd street, last Sunday eve¬ ning Ainong those who were present were the following: Rabbi Dr. Isaac Wtrne, A M Neustadt, Morris M. Levinson, president; Jacob Schotten¬ stcin, vice president; Morris Horwitz, secretary; Ilarry Schalit, treasurer, aud the following members of the Board of Trustees: Bert Wolman, Jacob Krako¬ witz, Louis Lakin, I. Lutis, S. Moss and Abe Krakoff. Representing the ladies the following were present: Mra. Josef Rosenblatt, wife of the cantor; Mrs. M. Neustadt, Mrs. Morris M. Levinson, Mrs. Jacob Schottenstein, Mrs. Harry Schalit, Mrs, Bert Wolman, Mrs. Jacob Krakowitz. Mrs. Louis Lakin, Mrs. L Utis, Mrs. S. Moss and Mrs. Abe Kra¬ koff. Cantor Rosenblatt takes this means of thanking all those who entertained him or extended him any courtfisics during his visit to Colunibus and trusts Ihat he will on his next visit be in a position to ofiicisLte at one of the local syna¬ gogues. President Alfred M. Cohen and Dr. Boris 1>. Bogen Arc Guests at Honor at R'nai B'rith Banquet PnjLAnr.LPHIA, pa, Jan 31.- Onc hundred .md tucnt>-five delegates attended the opening sessions of the Guivention of Disiriet No 3, Indejien- deiit Order B'n.u B'rith at the Bcllevue Stratford Hotel Tlie Convention is the first of the Order to be held in this citv in fourteen years The delcgaicB were ofhci-illy welcomed to the city bj Judge Leopold C. Glass In behalf uf Ma>or Kendrick Leon B. Stem of Wheeling, West Vir¬ ginia, District President, presided. Mr. Stem in his annual report pointetl out the growth of the District, six new groups having been added in the last two A pl.in for expansion of the Order was presented by Joseph W. Herliach, Secretary of the District, in his annual report Mr. Herbach suggested that B'nai Brith Lodges lie established in con¬ nection with all the .synagogues and Cen¬ ters .\lfrcd M. Cohen, President of the Order, and Dr. Boris D. Bogen, Execu¬ tive Secretary and Director of the Wider Scope Movement, were the guests of honor at a banquet given Sunday night Mr, Cohen urged sapiport for the drive for $2,000,000 now being conducted h> the Wider Scope Committee One million dollars is to he spent for the Hilled Foundation, Mr Cohen delared "The Hillel Foundation which is a1read> LStabbshcd at the Universities of Mich¬ igan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Ohio and Cali¬ fornia, is performing a major function in Jewish life," Mr. Cohen declared. "It h.i3 been long apparent that the Jewish youth, parlicniarly the Jewish student vtmtli is estranged from his faith It estrangciueiit which is the result of ig¬ norance. Tliat great deficiency the Hil¬ lel Foundation proposes to remedy and has alrcidv remedied -in the Universities where it is functieming," Mr Cohen de dared. Joseph L. Kun. Leon B. Stein, Rabbi William H. Flnesl^riber, Joseph. aeig- ler of Newark, N. J,, and Rabbi Max Currick of' Erie, Pa., also addressed tbe gathering. MR JOSEPH SCHONTHAL AS a tittiiij^ Inlnitc U* liis 25 xeMt') of faithful scivice .is Prcsi- ieiciit of llic Br><lt'n Ro;ul Teiiipk*, the Board of Trublces of thi<? conj^rcj^ation •]<; fjj'ninpf a dinner in honor of Mr. Joseph Schonthal, on Monday cveninjj, Fcl)ruar> 7th. 7 p. m . at the Xeil Iloiibc. \s CiiRONiri-i" readers well know. Mr Schonthal is one of the best known and best beloved Jews of onr city and his fame as a philanthropist cxteiulb frotn i-oast to uiast, <")ne of liis dcepe-^t interests in life lias been the success of Temple Israel of Bryden Road, and it was felt that after 25 \'ears of serviev some appropriate testimonial should he given to him. Every member of the congregation has received an invitation, and it is hoped that a 100^ attendance will tnrn out in honor of the "grand old man of Columbus Jewry.'* In honoring Dad Schonthal, the mtm- bers of his congregation will he but honoring themselves, for he has dedicated his hest t'denls to the advancement of its interests and towards the promotion of its highest aims Tlieie is ahsolutcly no charge for the dinner or for anything that \\ iH take place at the meeting, and there will positively be no sohciting of funds Besides honoring Mr Schonthal, the purpose of the meeting is to discuss various congregational problems and to stimulate the interest of Ihe members in all things that affte t the Temple's u eUarc, Mr. S.3J. Levy, who is chairnian of the commillee on arrangements, promises that this will be a red letter night in the liistory of the congregation, and he urges everyone who has not as yet made his reservation to phone the TempJc, ADams 8535, and notify the secretary at once- All inembers of. the Bryden, Road Tcninlc are hercbv re'diicstcd fn rpsprvc Itiesdij (\(iinig, I cbni irj 15ili, for the next big dinner of the 'I cmpic Hrothcr- hood, at the Suiithern Hotel A sjdtndid Iirogr.iin Ii.i', liceii arr.niiged for the oc- Lfl<:i(>Il. llie s])eakt rs arc three of the out- si.niihug ]nilpitecrs of the city: Rev. Traiik Murph>, Rev A H Lintnu/c •iiifl Rabb> Jaeob Tarshish So don't fail lo keep this <l,ite open Wc want <L t.iu^c tiiin-oiii for tllli affair Fur¬ ther (Ict.iils in ne\t wctks issue of the Ohio Jewish Clironiclc S. G. Kusworm Addresses Monthly Meeting of Locah- Council of Jewish Women liu rf^-nlar iiionlhh ineduig 01 the < >luinlin^ Seetion Kition il Connol of je\^i'.!i Women was held luesdav, Feb K' in ilii. \c^ir\ rooms uf the Br\rlL)i kri.id I empte llic if ten Of 111'*; ]irogr.iin, 111 eh.irge ot tne 1 diuiitioiiiil Coiiiinittec, consi->tcd ul I iiuist uiiKpie skit .md a ie>r\ niter e»1iiu anil eiihghteiinig talk on "The Jev^ III Xiiunca,' i;i\en b Mr Sidne> G Kiisutmn (if D.iMiii) v\|]u was introrUiced In Mil- \rlliiii 1 Kaai Mr Kiisworm in\tied c.irciiiiK the historical facts rc- 1 ituv 1(1 the lews from the time oi the lir-t Jiirttr granted them 112 ve.iri at,'o niilil after the World War hi or- <l(r to lessen prejudiLes, Mr Ivuswonn ]k,i(ltd. 'Re reasonable, be human, and .ib)\t j11 be vouiseKes 1 hoac who look juii in the skit were the Mesdames Fred La/arus, Jr, \l ITarmon, Allen Cunderiheinicr, I eo 1 Icischer, Jerome Kuhn and l.aureiire l.oeweii'lteui Kcporis \v*re given'bj Mrs Nilhan IlerskoAit7, Membership; Mrs M L \ lister.. \ lee-ehairinaii. Blind Commit- ttt, Mis It W Abramson, Religion; and Mrs Sam Fox, Co-operalion llrs Yuster reported that 1*792 was made this season from the articles matle h\ the blind Dr. Km.mnel (iamuran of Cineinnati, Mrs Abt'ainsoii announced, will be the speaker on Council Sabbath, March I8th Mrs Fox announced that the March meeting of the local section will be in cliarge of the Committee on Co-operation For the occasion Mrs Dorothy buldbeim of Cleveland will give I talk wbich will be followed by a tea Mrs. Sol W^ Goldsmith is in charge ot reservations for the Federation Co¬ lonial Luncheon to be held Februarj ICth at the Neil House. Remember Fridav, Mareh IPth, the date for the Council Sewing at the Comnuiuitv House. The First Series of Five Lectures on Child Psychology, Wed., Feb. 9 The Arst of a series of five lectures on Child Psychology under the direction of the Rose E. Lazarus Sisterhood, will be given by Dr. Florence Mateer, Wednes¬ day, ,Feb Oth, at 2 p, m., at the Brydeli Road Temple. There will be a charge of $2 for the series of these lectures. Grand Concert of the Franklin Post, No. 1, at Memorial Hall, Feb. 10 Josi^ph Dulsky, Weil-Known Local Soloist, WiU Render Several Vocal Selections Readers of the Ohio Jewish Chron¬ icle will be glad to hear that ou Thurs¬ day evening, February 10th, Franklin Post, No. 1, of the American Legion, will preseut its national i>rize-wiuning concert band at Memorial Hall. All those who liave been following the record of this band of splendid concert musicians—oO in number — need not be told of the enviable reputation which it has established for itself through its successful conipctitiou with bands from all sections of the United States. The purpose of this concert is to raise suf¬ ficient funds to hold free band concerts through the stimtner months in this city. It will be of interest to many local Jews that Joseph Dulsky who won rec¬ ognition botli in Omaha and Philadel¬ phia at tile National Conventions of the American Legion, will be the soloist at the Grand concert. Alfons Cincione is the director of tbe Franklin Post No, 1 Band, composed entirely of ex-service men. Tickets can be secured front inent- bers of the Legion as well as at the door of Memorial Hall. Following the concert a dance wilt take place with music furnished by the OhioanS which ia also composed of ex- service inen. The dance will last unti'. midnight, I LOCAL AVUKAH ARRANGES MEMORIAL MEETING FOR ACIIAD A'HAM The most sigmricant meeting yet spon- sore'<I hv the Ohio State University chapter of \vukah, student Zionist fed- er.itioii, IS planned for Sunday afternoon, lebruarj (Jtli, 1927, at 2:110 p, m. at (he Ohio Union on the campus. 'J o commemorate the death of the learned Je'wish Zionist leader, students .•nd rabbis will speak on Adiad A'liam's contribution to Jewish life and letters. Rabbi Isaac Werne, spiritual leader of the Agudas Achini synagogue, Can¬ tor Ansel FreediiLUi, .md Isser Muskat, iietive member of the Menorah and Avukah organisations, will appear the program. If you do not want Achad A'ham to merely be a name to you, or if }ou fe*cl tliat you desire more formation regarding the advocate of spiritual Zionism, do not fail to attend this open Avukah nieeting. Everyone is invited and welcome. This Sunday aft¬ ernoon. ' Folish Jewish Leader Coming to Address Amer. Jewish Congress Pepnfy Pr. Is^iac Grucnbaum Will Ke Guest nf Honor at Coming Sessions of Con¬ gress in Washington. WILT. ALSO VISIT IN SEVERAL LARGE CITIES iM-'W YORK- Ihc cfuniiig sessions of the ^nler1e.l1l Jewish Compress tbat arc to be held in Washington, D, C, from rdnuary iO to the 2Jnfl, will h-ivc the npporlniiitv of listening to the forc- ninst Fewisli leader of cistern Lurope, I>ei)nU Dr Isiac Grucnbnum of Po¬ land, who i-v eoniing here especially fnr tlu piirpiiee of delivering an .iddirss nu the piese'iit lewish situation in Europe, ; nd more p-irliculailv with rcfireiiee to tl eir legal status as niinoiitics in the eoiintncs of l,.tstern Klirope Dr (jrurnbaum is well known bv reputation to the Jews of America. His I ame fif^urcs prnmmci tly m the news f-oni Poland. heuiR a memhci of the Polish Sejni 'eider in that body of the X.ilional Minorities Bloc, and formerly president of the Jewish Chib of Depu¬ ties ("liolo') m the Polish jiarliainent lie IS one or the nntst.inding Zionist leaders in the world, a bnlhaiil orator, ji>urtMli-)t .md author of several hooks. He has distmguislicd himself as cham¬ pion of Jewish political rights in the countries of liasterii liurope Di Oruenbauin will arrive in the Ul itcd St itcs on the "Mauret.mi i", whirh It'.ives ( herbiiirg on Fcbniir> !L His first public apjKMrance will be at lhe opeiPiig session of the congress in Washington on Fchruari 20 He will remain m the United Stales for •¦tviTal v.eeks to address meetings in several of the laiger Cities of the countrv \ feature of the congress sessions will he a banquet to take place Snnd ly eve¬ ning, February 20, vvhich is being ar¬ ranged hv the W^ashington committee ruder the chairmanship of Jnelge Milton Strassbiirger All the sessions will take place 111 the new Willard hotel An attendance of about 300 delegates from Jewish commnnitifs and from na¬ tional Jewish orgaiii/ations throughout the country is expected at the congress, sessions. The election of delegates i& now in progress throughout the coun¬ try. Preparations for elections arc nOvv being made in New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Boston, Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit, St. Loins, and in a score of smaller e ities Congress delegates may be elected at a conference of local Jew- i<^b organizations in each city. Every Jewish community is entitled to send at least one delegate y Meeting of Local Zionist Organization Sunday, February 6 At a meeting held at the Hebrew srhool on Wednesday evening, Fcbrn- aiv 2. 10:27, the executive committee of the Columbus Zionist district decided tbat a general meeting be held Sunday, I'ebru.iry 6. PUT, at '2 .10 in the after- iKioii at the Hebrew school of Colum- l-ns, 5D8 E Rich St Tbe purpose of this meeting is to ac- quiint tbe inembers with the recently ar- rived-at agrceuicnt between the Zionists and the non-Zionist factions of this country as well as with those,of other countries Tbe Jewish agency is a f.ict! Tbe non-Zionists of the country as well as of other countries hive agreed lo lend a helping hand for the upbuild¬ ing of Palestine Ver> important news for e-very Jew! Let's come together and t.ilk things over. Come and bring your frivnds along Don't forget! TEie place* The Hebrew school of Columbus. The tune: Sun¬ day, February C. 1027, iu the afternoon Wise Is Namied Assistant Secretary of Boost ' Ohio Committee Herbert Wise of Lima, Ohio, a sopho¬ more in the College of Commerce and Journalism at O. S. U. was elected as¬ sistant secretary of Boost Obio, accord¬ ing to announcement made last Wednes¬ day, The honor was conferred upon him in recognition of liis splendid services to the committee. Herb is a member of fhe Zeta Beta Tau fraternity. - _.^.- —- —1.,.^ - MRR. ELMA EHRLICH . LEVINAER TO SPEAK AT HILLEL SERVICES Mrs Lima Ehrlich Levinger will spcik at the :icrv(ccs of the B'nai B'nth Hillel Foundation tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock at llennfck's Hall, 1820 North High Street. She has selected "Jew¬ ish Fiction and its Baekground" ns her topie Mrs Levinger has spoken before manv organizations in CoUimbus, but this will be .her first appearance before tbe Ohio Stale University students Junior Council Meeting at Temple February 5 11 he Columbus Seciiuii Council of Jevvish Juiuors will have its regular nuintbl> meeting Sunday, Feb, oth at "2:15 p. m. in the vestry rooms of the Brydcn Road Temple. The meeting will be in the form of a Valentine .Cabaret party and songs aud dunces will be given by pupils of Miss Betty Kent. Those, taking part arc: Marjorie and Charles Courtright, Jack Wiseman and Beverly Rose Moreland, Virginia Groce, Jane Coffman and Gladys Little, Beatrice Pcarce and Mary Frances Ellis; Richard and Betty Ann Wright and Martha MiHiken, Miss Mar¬ garet McAudrews will accompany on the piano. This meeting promises to be a good one and further details of the formal af¬ fair to be held at the Fort Hayes Hotel, Feb, 20 will be given. Everybody Come! Everybody wdcomel Perfect Attendance at Bryden Road Temple Springlike weather reflected ilsclf in a'most perfect attendance at the Bry¬ den Road Temple Sabbath' School last Sunday when only nine of the IC-I chil¬ dren enrolled there were absent The second period of tbe school year is well iMidcr way there and a written test will bi> held a week from tomorrow to be followed in six weeks by an examination covering the entire second ten week pe¬ riod In the .ibsencc of Mr. Albert Korn¬ feld, who has left Columbus, Mr. Leo Yassenoff, superintendent of the sab¬ bath school, is conducting the confirma¬ tion class temporarily. Last Sunda> Rosalce Sculler, honor pupil in the thirteen year old class, talked to tbe assembly on "What Sun¬ day School Means to Ua". This Sun¬ ilay Rosella Frank, honor pupil in the twelve year old class, will give the talk. Important Meeting of Zionist District An important meeting of the local Zionist district will lake place at the Columbus' Talmud Torah tomorrow (Sunday) afternoon at 4 p. in. sharp. All members are urged to be present. \M(a1 business matters will be brought up for discussion. Come and participato in the. proceedings. V" ./'; YOUR LAST QUARTERLY PAYMENT TO THE UNITED JEWISH FUND FOR FISCAL YEAR 1926 IS DUE NOW
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Value Line is regarded as the best independent research available. More than just recommendations, Value Line provides the rationale behind its picks for greater understanding.
There are a few sectors and industries that income investors can turn to, virtually without fail, to find above average dividend yields. Real estate investment trusts, commonly referred to as REITs, are one such industry (others include utilities and limited partnershipsThe high dividend payouts in the REIT sector relate to two aspects of these securities. First, REITs, as their name implies, own real estate or real-estate related securities (in the case of mortgage REITs). This asset type is known for its cash flow generation. Second, REITs are structured as pass through entities for tax purposes. This allows these companies to avoid corporate taxation, but requires that the vast majority of earnings be "passed" on to shareholders as dividends. Potential investors should note that dividends shareholders receive from a REIT are taxed as ordinary income.
Just because REITs, in general, have a tendency to pay material dividends, doesn't mean that all REITs do. Just as with other sectors, some REITs are geared toward growth and others toward income. To highlight those that fall into the latter category, we used the online screening tools of The Value Line Investment Survey to highlight those REITs with yields above the current median of 4.49%.
It is important to keep in mind that an above-average yield can be an indication that the market believes the dividend payment is at risk. That said, a high yield could also present a good buying opportunity if a company is merely misunderstood. The screen turned up several interesting REITs (see list below), including The GEO Group (GEO) and Corrections Corporation of America (CXW).
REIT Conversions
Real estate investment trust (REIT) conversions have become increasingly popular over the past few years. This trend has been prominent among tower, data center, storage, lodging/resort, infrastructure, billboard/gaming, and prison companies due to the many benefits that come along with the status. These include a more tax-efficient corporate structure (as shareholders are not subject to double taxation), better access to funding, and lower cost of capital. However, to qualify as a REIT, no less than 75% of assets are required to be real estate related, and at least 90% of its taxable income must be distributed to shareholders through dividends. The GEO Group and Corrections Corporation of America are two recent entrants into the REIT Industry. These prison-based companies, both of which converted to this new structure on January 1, 2013, should appeal to income-seeking investors due to their above-average dividend yields.
Corrections Corporation of America
Corrections Corporation of America is the largest owner of privatized correctional and detention facilities in the nation and also provides rehabilitation, educational, healthcare, food, and recreational services. The company owns or operates 53 facilities (with an additional 16 owned by government partners), containing approximately 90,000 beds, which are located in 20 states and the District of Columbia (as of September 30th).
The company likely struggled to create much top-line growth in the year just ended, largely due to declines in populations, specifically from the United States Marshals Service. This federal customer, combined with the Federal Bureau of Prisons and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, accounted for roughly 43% of September-period revenues. Still, we believe CXW's prospects remain promising. Our optimistic outlook largely stems from management's long-term strategy of utilizing capacity within its existing owned facilities. This would spur occupancy growth over the long haul. Occupancy levels have remained problematic for some time now, declining for six consecutive years, and have nestled in the mid-80's range.
In order to comply with REIT rules, which require the company to pay its previously undistributed accumulated earnings and profits attributable to tax periods ending prior to January 1st, the board of directors declared a special dividend of $6.63 per share of common stock (paid May 20th). Moreover, the quarterly payout, which initially increased to a hefty $0.53 a share, was lowered to $0.48 a share. All told, these shares still offer a 5.8% yield, which stands well above the REIT industry median.
Nevertheless, momentum investors may want to keep a cautious eye here due to the stock's Below-Average Timeliness rank (4).
The GEO Group
As a real estate investment trust, the GEO Group owns, leases, and manages correctional, detention, and re-entry facilities and provides community-based and youth services in the United States, Australia, South Africa, the United Kingdom, and Canada. The company operates under four segments: U.S. Corrections & Detention (67% of September-period revenues); GEO Community Services (20%); International Services (13%), and Facility Construction & Design (no operating activity).
This REIT clearly has room to grow. We expect revenues will increase at a healthy clip over the 3- to 5-year horizon through signed or awarded government contracts. Moreover, GEO has approximately 6,000 vacant beds on its roster, at six idle facilities. Indeed, the company is marketing these on local, state, and federal levels. The reactivation of these facilities could potentially add $125 million to the top line, while growing share net by $0.35-$0.40 over the long term. (This assumes the company's 2013 rate and occupancy levels.)
At the recent valuation, these shares offer an attractive yield (by REIT standards) and hold the third-highest yield out of all REITs covered in the Value Line universe. The board of directors raised the payout substantially to $0.50 per share, following the REIT conversion, and increased the dividend another 10% during the fourth quarter, to $0.55 a share. Although impressive, we do not expect any additional increases over the next 3 to 5 years.
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Digital Realty Trust
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W.P. Carey Inc.
Corrections Corp. Amer.
HCP Inc.
Health Care REIT
Realty Income Corp.
Healthcare R'lty Trust
Liberty Property
Washington R.E.I.T.
Ventas, Inc.
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STATEN ISLAND, NY – Father Frank Pavone, national director of Priests for Life, will once again take part in this year's Walk for Life West Coast in San Francisco on Saturday, Jan. 22.
"This year the Walk takes place on the actual anniversary of the 1973 Roe vs. Wade decision that legalized abortion for any reason and throughout all nine months of pregnancy," Father Pavone said. "The Walk for Life gives pro-lifers a chance to say, in a highly visible way, that we intend to end abortion. Moreover, our fellow citizens are more aware than ever of the pain and regret that abortion brings. As a nation, we are ready to move away from abortion."
Organizers at the seventh annual Walk for Life expect more than 35,000 people to join them for a rally at 11 a.m. at Justin Herman Plaza and the walk, to begin at noon, along the Embarcadero to Marina Green. Despite a heavy rain, the 2010 Walk drew a crowd that was estimated to be between 23,000 and 35,000 people.
Father Pavone will be accompanied by Georgette Forney, a Pittsburgh, Pa., resident who, together with Janet Morana, is a co-founder of the Silent No More Awareness Campaign. The campaign invites women and men who have been harmed by their abortion experiences to give public witness.
During a rally at the Marina Green immediately following the Walk, a dozen Silent No More members will talk about their experiences, including how they found hope and healing, and the courage to go public with their stories to help others.
"The stories of these women cannot be refuted by any research or by the assertions of those who advocate for choice," said Mrs. Forney, who had an abortion as a young woman. "The truth is, abortion hurts women." Visit www.silentnomoreawareness.org for information.
Priests for Life was founded in 1991 as an outreach to Catholic priests, seminarians and lay leaders. It has now become a family of ministries, has a voice at the United Nations and, through its international office, spreads a pro-life message throughout the world.
Through its ministries of the Silent No More Awareness Campaign and Rachel's Vineyard, Priests for Life demonstrates its commitment to the women and men who have been victimized by abortion. Rachel's Vineyard is the world's largest ministry for healing after abortion. Weekend healing retreats are held in 700 locations across the country and overseas. Visit www.rachelsvineyard.org for information.
To interview Father Pavone, Janet Morana, or Georgette Forney, call Daniel Matejek at 888-735-3448, ext. 251, or email email@example.com. Visit www.priestsforlife.org/marchforlife for Father Pavone's itinerary in San Francisco.
Priests for Life is the nation's largest Catholic pro-life organization dedicated to ending abortion and euthanasia. For more information, visit www.priestsforlife.org.


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BIT - A word used to describe computers, as in "Our daughter's computer cost quite a bit."
BOOT - What your friends give you because you spend too much time bragging about your computer skill.
BUG - What your eyes do after you stare at the tiny green computer screen for more than 15 minutes. Also: What computer magazine companies do to you after they get you on their mailing list.
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DISK - What goes out of your back after bending over a computer keyboard for seven hours at a clip.
DUMP - The place all your former hobbies wind up soon after you install games on your computer.
ERROR - What you made when you first walked into a computer showroom "just to look."
EXPANSION UNIT - The new room you have to build on to your home to house your computer and all its peripherals.
FILE - What a secretary can now do to her nails six and a half hours a day, now that the computer does her day's work in 30 minutes.
FLOPPY - The condition of a constant computer user's stomach due to lack of exercise and a steady diet of junk food (see "CHIPS").
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IBM - The kind of missile your family members and friends would like to drop on your computer so you'll pay attention to them again.
MENU - What you'll never see again after buying a computer because you'll be too poor to eat in a restaurant.
PROGRAMS - Those things you used to look at on your television before you hooked your computer up.
RETURN - What lots of people do to their computers after they receive their first billing from their internet service provider.
TAB - What your friends pick up when they meet you for lunch because you spent all your money on new software.
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WINDOW - What you heave the computer out of after you accidentally erase a program that took you three days to set up.


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Pasquotank County, North Carolina Genealogy
|Pasquotank County, North Carolina
Location in the state of North Carolina
Location of North Carolina in the U.S.
|County Seat
|Elizabeth City
United States North Carolina Pasquotank County
- 1 County Courthouse
- 2 History
- 3 Places/Localities
- 4 Resources
- 4.1 Bibles
- 4.2 Cemeteries
- 4.3 Census & Tax Records
- 4.4 Church
- 4.5 Court
- 4.6 Family Histories
- 4.7 History
- 4.8 Maps
- 4.9 Military
- 4.10 Miscelllaneous
- 4.11 Newspapers
- 4.12 Organizations & Links
- 4.13 Probate Records
- 4.14 Quakers
- 4.15 Surnames
- 4.16 Vital Records
- 4.17 Yearbooks
- 5 Societies and Libraries
- 6 Web Sites
- 7 References
County Courthouse
Pasquotank was formed as early as 1668 as a precinct in Albemarle County. Name derived from Indian word pasketanki, "where the current [of the stream] divides or forks." It is in the northeastern section of the State and is bounded by Albemarle Sound and Perquimans, Gates, and Camden counties. The present area is 229 square miles.... It is not known when the first courthouse was built, but from 1737 to 1757 the courthouse was at Brook Field. In 1758 it was moved to Relfe's Point. It remained there until 1762 or probably a little later. From 1765 until 1785 the courthouse was at Winfield. In 1784 the Assembly directed that it be moved to Nixonton, and from 1785 to 1800 Nixonton was the county seat. In 1799 Elizabeth (City) Town was named the county seat and on June 6, 1800, the first court was held there. Elizabeth City was first called Redding, which town was established in 1793. Redding was changed to Elizabeth Town in 1794, and Elizabeth Town was changed to Elizabeth City in 1801. It is the county seat. There is no description of the precinct when it was established.
This section quoted from Formation of the North Carolina Counties 1663-1943, by David Leroy Corbitt, pages 171-172 with later corrections; published 1996 by the NC Division of Archives and History, NC Department of Cultural Resources
... That all that part of Pasquotank County lying on the North East side of the said River [Pasquotank], and of a Line to be run from the Head of the said River a North West Course to the Virginia Line, shall be, and is hereby established a County, by the Name of Cambden.
The lines between Pasquotank and Perquimans and between Camden and Gates were ordered to be run in 1804. Because of the difficulty of establishing and marking the lines in the Dismal Swamp, they had not been previously marked.
... beginning near the fork of Little river, and running northwardly to the south-west corner of a ridge, known by the Middle Ridge, then along the west side of said ridge, crossing Colonel John Hamilton's turnpike road, to the north-west corner thereof, thence a northwardly course to a ridge in the desart known by Colonel Jesse Eason's Ridge, then a north course to the line that divides this State from the State of Virginia.
In 1818 an act was passed which authorized the boundary line between Pasquotank and Perquimans to be run and marked. No description is given in the law.
In 1909 an act was passed to define the boundary line between Pasquotank and Camden counties.
That the channel of Pasquotank River, from its mouth to its junction with the Dismal Swamp Canal, shall be the dividing line between Pasquotank and Camden counties; and the boundary line of Camden County, from the junction of the Dismal Swamp Canal and Pasquotank River to the Virginia line, shall be and remain as it now is.
Parent County
1668--Pasquotank County was created as a precinct in Albemarle County.
County seat: Elizabeth City [1]
Boundary Changes
Camden was formed from Pasquotank in 1777.
Record Loss
- Guide to Research at the NC Archives (listing of original & microfilmed records)
Populated Places
Neighboring Counties
Census & Tax Records
- LDS Ward and Branch Records - Elizabeth City
- Book: Brief history of Christ Episcopal Church parish, Elizabeth City, N.C. (1948) - freely available online via the Eastern NC Digital Library
Family Histories
- [Broshier] See Lumbroso.
- [de Hinojosa] Hoff, Henry B. "Alexander de Hinojosa and His Descendants in Maryland," The American Genealogist, Vol. 79, No. 4 (Oct. 2004):260-273. FHL 973 D25aga v. 79
- [Gadd] Russell, George Ely. "John Lumbroso Jr. (1666-1744) of Pasquotank County, North Carolina," The American Genealogist, Vol. 59, No. 1 (Jan. 1983):32. FHL 973 D25aga v. 59
- [Lumbroso] Russell, George Ely. "John Lumbroso Jr. (1666-1744) of Pasquotank County, North Carolina," The American Genealogist, Vol. 59, No. 1 (Jan. 1983):32. FHL 973 D25aga v. 59
- [Lumbrozo] Russell, George Ely. "Portuguese and Spanish Colonists in Seventeenth-Century Maryland," The American Genealogist, Vol. 76, No. 1 (January 2001):50-60; Vol. 77, No. 1 (Apr. 2001):138-147. FHL 973 D25aga v. 76
- History of Pasquotank Co., NC
- Ante-bellum Elizabeth City: the history of a canal town (1970) - book freely available online via the Eastern NC Digital Library
- Brief sketch of Pasquotank County (1963) - book freely available online via the Eastern NC Digital Library
Civil War
Civil War Confederate units - Brief history, counties where recruited, etc.
- Pasquotank County residents in the newspaper - name listing of people from the county as located in misc. newspaper articles; time span varies. Articles indexed in the NC People in the Papers database.
- Pasquotank county newspapers - a listing of newspapers published in the county & libraries that hold them; via the Library of Congress.
- North Carolina Newspaper Digitization Project - contains full-text papers from 1752-1890s. Search for your Pasquotank County ancestors.
Organizations & Links
Probate Records
Vital Records
- North Carolina Births and Christenings, 1866-1964 - search this name index to birth, baptism and christening records from the state; via FamilySearch
- North Carolina Marriages, 1762-1979 - search this database of marriages from across the state - images included; via FamilySearch.
- Pasquotank County marriages - may be included throughout Carrie Broughton's 6-volume index of the Raleigh Register & State Gazette newspaper (1799-1893). Marriages are listed by year and PDF files are searchable. Available on the North Carolina Digital Collections website.
- Pasquotank County Marriages 1790-1875 North Carolina Pioneers
- North Carolina Marriages to 1799, a database, available to members North Carolina Pioneers
- Pasquotank county deaths - list of county area deaths reported in various newspapers; dates range from late 1700s to 1900s.
- North Carolina Death Certificates, 1906-1930 - search a statewide collection of freely available death certificates - images are included; via FamilySearch
- North Carolina Deaths & Burials, 1898-1994 - search death records from across the state; via FamilySearch
- College of the Albemarle: 1962-1997
- Elizabeth City State University: 1925-2008
- Pasquotank County students at NC colleges - list via the NCGenWeb Yearbook Index
Societies and Libraries
Family History Centers
Web Sites
- NCGenWeb: Pasquotank County - free genealogy resources; part of the USGenWeb Project
- Family History Library Catalog
- North Carolina Pioneers North Carolina Pioneers
- ↑ The Handybook for Genealogists: United States of America,10th ed. (Draper, UT:Everton Publishers, 2002).


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by David Crane [email protected] This article contains pics of the FN P90 Personal Defense Weapon being fired at the Heckler & Koch/Louden County Sheriff's range. (Pics are at bottom of this story): Back in 2001, DefRev published this story on the FN P90 PDW. However, we never published our range report on it. The following brief range report on the ... Read More »
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Greene County Extension Council Meeting (Session 6 of 25)
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Greene County Century Farm Families will be honored this month and council will tour the 4-H building and exhibit.
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The best thing about winter is that spring and summer are right on its heels. If you are anything like me, what gets you through the slush and the teeth chattering is the promise of flip flops and sunshine. So I'm looking at you guys, right now. The ones who are dreaming about warmer weather and making BIG plans. If your plans include buying a boat (or a bigger boat!) or perhaps getting yourself a RV, this blog is for you.
Linn Area Credit Union partners with several boat and RV dealers in the area (see list below). What does that mean for you? You can get low rate Linn Area Credit Union financing right at the dealer! The dealer will take care of all the paperwork and your loan will be with us right here at the credit union. Just make sure the dealer knows you are part of the Linn Area Credit Union family and tell them to set you up with Linn Area Credit Union financing for your new toy! Well, you can still get that great Linn Area customer service in addition to our fabulous financing! You still take care of all the paperwork at the dealer, but we take it from there! So make sure to let the dealer know that you are part of the Linn Area Credit Union family and they'll get you the hook up.
Don't forget that dealers often offer steep discounts at Boat and RV shows, like the one on March 9th at the UNI Dome. Look for the dealers listed below to get the BEST deals! Be sure to tell them you're a member here – or, even better, that Lowell wants them to give you the best deal. ;o)
B&B Sports, Inc.
Coralville Lake Marina
Hartwick Marina
Jasper's RV
Kennedy Marine
Ketelsen RV
Lake Delhi Marina
Lasso E RV
Scales Point Marina
Shallow Water Marine
Sun & Fun RV
If you were to purchase a boat or RV, where would you travel with your family??


text: Conservation: Story Story Posted 05-01-2013 USFWS's Eagle Conservation Plan Assists eagle preservation while facilitating wind energy Photo Credit: George Gentry/USFWS' title='Protections for bald and golden eagles at wind farms will be aided by the release of the Service's Eagle Conservation Plan Guidance. Photo Credit: George Gentry/USFWS'/> Protections for bald and golden eagles at wind farms will be aided by the release of the Service's Eagle Conservation Plan Guidance. Photo Credit: George Gentry/USFWS By: USFWS Permitted use provided by: U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service released Eagle Conservation Plan Guidance to provide a pathway for the responsible development of wind energy that fosters protection for bald and golden eagles. This new Guidance helps wind energy facilities assess the potential threat to eagles from their operations, and develop comprehensive avoidance, mitigation, and compensation strategies that will help preserve eagle populations across the nation while facilitating the expansion of renewable energy. The Guidance reflects the Service's approach of supporting renewable energy development that is compatible with fish and wildlife conservation. "The Eagle Conservation Plan Guidance helps us protect eagle populations, builds on our current knowledge, and provides additional tools to predict the level of risks to eagles on a project-byproject basis," said Dan Ashe, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director. "This Guidance document incorporates adaptive management approaches that will allow us to improve how we assess risks to eagles." The Guidance is intended to promote compliance with the Migratory Bird Treaty Act and Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act with respect to eagles and wind development. Golden eagles (Aquila chrysaetos) and bald eagles (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) are protected under these statutes, and the Service implements permit programs for eagles through implementing regulations. The Guidance provides wind project developers and operators a roadmap to follow in their applications for eagle take permits. Following the Guidance in the development of an Eagle Conservation Plan ensures that wind project developers or operators consider and address everything necessary for eagle take permit applications. The Guidance also provides Service staff and others with background information and tools necessary to evaluate such applications and determine whether a permit can be issued. For more information about the Eagle Conservation Plan Guidance visit: http://www.fws.gov/migratorybirds The mission of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is working with others to conserve, protect, and enhance fish, wildlife, plants, and their habitats for the continuing benefit of the American people. We are both a leader and trusted partner in fish and wildlife conservation, known for our scientific excellence, stewardship of lands and natural resources, dedicated professionals, and commitment to public service. For more information on our work and the people who make it happen, visit www.fws.gov. Connect with our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/usfwssoutheast, follow our tweets at www.twitter.com/usfwssoutheast, watch our YouTube Channel at http://www.youtube.com/usfws and download photos from our Flickr page at http://www.flickr.com/photos/usfwssoutheast. Share This Story Next From Story Australia May Take in African Rhinos to Prevent Extinction Related Conservation : Posted 03-15-2013 Another Bald Eagle Dead View Conservation : Posted 03-12-2013 Bald Eagle Shooting View Conservation : Posted 09-11-2011 Arizona's Bald Eagles Hit it Out of the Park in 2011 View Conservation : Posted 09-01-2011 Reward Offered In Eagle Shooting Case View Comments Categories News Stories Videos Photo Galleries Viewer Photo Galleries Features Everything Deer with Jeremy Flinn Behind the Badge with Carlos Gomez EagleCam Africam Conservation Check Out All The Photos Explore the United States. Find information about and activities within your state. Get Started


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Eva Mendes & Ryan Gosling's Mom 'Get Along Really Well'
Eva Mendes picks up a few drinks from Starbucks on Sunday (June 10) in Studio City, Calif.
The 38-year-old actress is back in southern California after visiting Canada with boyfriend Ryan Gosling.
PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Eva Mendes
The two attended his mom's graduation ceremony at Brock University and stopped by Niagara Falls.
"[Ryan's mom] Donna and Eva get along really, really well," a source told Us Weekly. "Donna wants Ryan to settle down and Eva is all about getting him on that train too, so they're both on the same page."