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i like it and have be a little addicted in [url=http://www.swagvault.com/aion-usa-c-2817.html]aion.
It's alright only playing cause I was told to then again I really hate faction vs faction games
Ima crazy azz star like a fkin Asterix. 389710021
I heard the details were impressive.
Tomorrow's just another day, but between you and me I'd rather just live 4 today
If you hate wow grinding (old grinding, none of this new give gear to everyone crap) they you will hate aion. It's a mass grinding game although the pvp is more fun at times.
Just logged back on after years! Hit me up <3
i cant stand grinding, i get bored very easily, and im also quite impatient.
ive been playing Perfect World, and i usually have quests but just recently ran out, and now idk what to do, lol.
btw, PLAY PERFECT WORLD.
but be warned, the storyline is crap.
also, faction v faction is a very main part of the game.
Watching Blue Gender. :D
WoW still has my vote for top mmo out at the moment, although I do hope to see other games soon competing with it. If there is no competition than WoW won't advance at the pace I would like to see, although Starcraft 2 and diablo 3 are coming out soon and I look forward to both of them.
Just logged back on after years! Hit me up <3
I personally think Everquest II is the best , I'm giving Aion a try right now, it's interesting but a lot more fun to play with others.
When I get alone in AION it's sort of hard to motivate myself to grind quests. Only level 15 though, and as others have said wings are a nice touch. I hope I can fly in a lot more areas that are not "no fly zones" in the future.
It's a decent game, I got a 50sin with 3/5miragent on elyos. Air pvp is broken for sins, they can't use 25% of there skills and its a pain in the ass to hit someone when there moving. Dred is probably the highlight of endgame so far. Pve endgame is trash. I do enjoy crafting although the expert quest for most of the crafts is like a masive kick in the nuts. So far in duels, the game is pretty gear dependent unless you suck at your class.Shit ton of bots though, which makes the market kinda funky sometimes. They have put the ban hammer on alot of accounts but they just keep coming back, like the plague. Tons of phishing as well. People getting hacked frequently (though its there own fault for going to keylog sites.) Overall though, i still enjoy the game and would recomend it to anyone who has the time to play it.
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Yea I play it, I love the game it's great I have alot of fun playing it. I am a lvl 50 elyos Chanter on the server Lumiel, named Toshichi
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aions pretty cool ^^ im a sorc on Israphel server xD
Nurarihyon no Mago? any good? ;o
Aion is pretttttty much the best thing... for realies
If anyone ever plays on Meslamtaeda message me sometime. I have a few over there on the Elyos side. I love this MMO. I recommend it especially for people who are not used to playing MMO's or just want a break from WOW or Guild Wars.
I played Aion too. But after 3 month it went to boring for me. Just grind farm grind farm and so on. Typical Asia-Grinder, the endcontent is also very boring.
I expected it would be a lot better, but well it isn't :/
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I only got to play Aion for a week or so but it was pretty fun while I did play and the graphics are sick if you have a comp that can handle it.Though they did have one problem there was a crap load of bots and what-not when I played.
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The 2014 Honda CR-V, the best-selling SUV in America for the past two years, has won a U.S. News & World Report "Best Cars for the Money" award. The highly-versatile and feature-packed CR-V (watch the CR-V video road test) was named "Best Compact SUV for the Money" among 2014 vehicles sold in the United States.
"The CR-V offers more quality, utility, comfort, fuel-efficiency, and fun-to-drive character than many more-expensive competitors," said Mike Accavitti, senior vice president of Automobile Operations at American Honda. "Value for the money is one of the key things that customers expect when buying a Honda, and this award recognizes the CR-V's fulfillment of that promise."
The "Best Cars for the Money" methodology combines quality and value data into a composite score. Within each of 21 award categories, the vehicle with the highest score is named the "Best Car for the Money" in that category. Quality is measured by the overall score a vehicle achieved in the U.S. News car rankings at the time the awards are published. The rankings, updated monthly at www.usnews.com/cars, compare cars on the basis of safety, reliability and a consensus of industry experts' opinions. Value is measured by a combination of a vehicle's five-year total cost of ownership and the average price paid for the vehicle at the time the awards are published.

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The College of Business Remembers Dr. Paul Bierly
Paul Emerson Bierly III, 52, of Harrisonburg, Virginia passed away July 4, 2013, after a long battle with cancer. He was born November 14, 1960 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. He is survived by his wife of 24 years, Hilary McCabe Bierly. In addition to his wife, Paul is survived by his daughter Audrey and his son Evan. Also left to cherish his memory are his mother Carole Gimpel Bierly and his father Paul Emerson Bierly Jr., of Boynton Beach, Fla.; his sister Carolyn Bierly Weber and husband John of Wayne, Pa.; his brother Tyler Charles Bierly and wife Aviva of Boca Raton, Fla.; and 7 nieces and nephews and numerous loving aunts, uncles and cousins.
Paul was a deeply caring person who always saw the glass half full. He was enthusiastic about life and always ready for an adventure. Most importantly, he was a devoted husband and father, who greatly cherished his children. He was actively involved in his children's sports and school activities. Paul loved playing a variety of sports, including basketball and golf and was an avid Philadelphia sports fan. As a child and teen he played football, tennis and baseball, often sleeping with his mitt before a game. While deeply humble, he was also fiercely competitive, enjoying some of his most intense tennis matches against his sister. He was an active member of the Court Square First Presbyterian Church in Harrisonburg and participated in a variety of charities.
He received undergraduate degrees from the University of Pennsylvania in 1983, including a B.S. from Wharton School and a B.A.S. from the Engineering School. Following his graduation from the University of Pennsylvania, Paul was an Officer on a fast-attack nuclear submarine in the U.S. Navy's Nuclear Power Program and earned the Submarine Warfare Insignia "gold dolphins." He then joined Johnson & Johnson as a Manufacturing Manager, and later was a consultant for Princeton Economic Research, Inc. Paul went on to earn an M.B.A. and a Ph.D. from Rutgers University. While completing his doctoral studies at Rutgers, he became an Assistant Professor at Monmouth University.
He was a professor at James Madison University in the Management Department of the College of Business from August 1998 until February 2013. He taught graduate and undergraduate courses in Strategic Management and Management of Innovation and Technology. He was the Zane D. Showker Professor of Entrepreneurship, Director of the Center for Entrepreneurship, and later became the Director of the MBA Program where he created the highly successful Innovation MBA Program. In addition, he was an integral member of a task force that formed the JMU School of Engineering.
During his time at JMU, Paul was honored as a College of Business Madison Scholar. His primary research interests were management of technology, innovation, knowledge management and strategic alliances. He published many academic articles and was honored with a variety of awards, including the International Association for the Management of Technology (IAMOT) 2009 Award in the field of Technology Innovation Management. This prestigious honor recognized Paul as one of the 50 best researchers in the world in this area of study from 2004 to 2009.
The family will receive visitors Sunday, July 14 from 6:00-8:00 at Kyger Funeral Home in Harrisonburg. A Celebration of Life will be held Monday, July 15 at 11:00 at First Presbyterian Church on Court Square in Harrisonburg.
In lieu of flowers, Paul requested memorial contributions be made to a James Madison University faculty fellowship created in his honor, called the Paul E. Bierly III Faculty Fellowship in Management, fund #16412. A tax-deductible donation can be made online (www.jmu.edu/give/) or by phone (855-568-4483).
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Red Hat's Fedora Linux 10 has been out since the end of November 2008, and is now hovering around the 1 million installations mark. Fedora uses a system to measure active installations that check the update repositories in order to determine how many installations are in use.
When combined with other actively used Fedora distributions as of Feb 16, 2009, Fedora's counting method reports 12,188,598 Fedora Linux installations across Fedora 7, 8, 9 and 10 releases. Obviously, some of those have been updated to later version already, and might have been counted twice.
On Fedora 10 in particular, in contrast with adoption for Fedora 9 for a similar period, Fedora 10 is at 115 percent adoption (that is a greater adoption rate for the first 12 weeks of release for Fedora 10 than Fedora 9).


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New Hampshire Marriage Records (FamilySearch Historical Records)
|This article describes a collection of historical records scheduled to become available at FamilySearch.org.
- 1 Collection Time Period
- 2 Record Description
- 3 How to Use the Record
- 4 Record History
- 5 Related Web Sites
- 6 Related Wiki Articles
- 7 Contributions to This Article
- 8 Sources of This Collection
- 9 Citing FamilySearch Historical Collections
Collection Time Period
This collection includes records from 1640 to 1947.
Record Description
Marriage records were handwritten or later typed on pre-printed forms or cards with single entries on each page. In some cases brides and grooms have separate cards; in others the bride and groom are listed together. The cards are arranged alphabetically by the first and third letter of the groom's surname. More recent marriage records may include certificates of intention of marriage and certificates of marriage.
Record Content
While earlier records are usually less complete, genealogical facts in many marriage records include:
- Groom
- Bride with her maiden name
- Officiator
- Residence of the Officiator
- Official position or title of the Officiator
- Date of the license or intention
- Date of the marriage
- Age of the bride and groom
- Birth places of the bride and groom
- Race of the bride and groom
- Occupation of the bride and groom
- Number of marriage (1st, 2nd, etc.) for the bride and groom
- Parents of the bride and groom
- Birth places of the Parents
- Residences of the Parents
- Age of the Parents
- Race of the Parents
- Occupation of the Parents
How to Use the Record
Begin your search by finding your ancestors in the index. Name indexes to marriages make it possible to access a specific marriage record quickly. Remember that these indexes may contain inaccuracies, such as altered spellings, misinterpretations, and optical character recognition errors if the information was scanned.
When searching the index it is helpful to know the following:
- The county where the marriage occurred.
- The name of the person at the time of marriage.
- The approximate marriage date.
- The marriage place.
- The name of the intended spouse.
Use the locator information found in the index (such as page, entry, or certificate number) to locate your ancestors in the marriage records. Compare the information in the marriage record to what you already know about your ancestors to determine if this is the correct person. You may need to compare the information of more than one person to make this determination.
When you have located your ancestor's marriage record, carefully evaluate each piece of information given. These pieces of information may give you new biographical details that can lead you to other records about your ancestors. Add this new information to your records of each family. For example:
- Use the marriage date and place as the basis for compiling a new family group or for verifying existing information.
- Use the birth date or age along with the place of birth of each partner to find a couple's birth records and parents' names.
- Use the birth date or age along with the place of birth to find the family in census records.
- Use the residence and names of the parents to locate church and land records.
- Occupations listed can lead you to employment records or other types of records such as military records.
- Use the parent's birth places to find former residences and to establish a migration pattern for the family.
- The name of the officiator is a clue to their religion or area of residence in the county. However, ministers may have reported marriages performed in other counties.
- Compile the marriage entries for every person who has the same surname as the bride or groom, this is especially helpful in rural areas or if the surname is unusual.
- Continue to search the marriage records to identify children, siblings, parents, and other relatives of the bride and groom who may have married in the same county or nearby. This can help you identify other generations of your family or even the second marriage of a parent. Repeat this process for each new generation you identify.
- Use the marriage number to identify previous marriages.
- When looking for a person who had a common name, look at all the entries for the name before deciding which is correct.
Keep in mind:
- The information in marriage records is usually reliable, but depends upon the reliability of the informant.
- Earlier records may not contain as much information as the records created after the late 1900.
- There is also some variation in the information given from one marriage record to another record.
If you are unable to find the ancestors you are looking for, try the following:
- Check for variant spellings of the surnames.
- Search for the marriage record of the marriage partner if known.
- Check for a different index. There are often indexes at the beginning of each volume.
- Search the indexes and records of nearby counties.
For a summary of this information see the wiki article: United States, How to Use the Records Summary (FamilySearch Historical Records)
Record History
Town clerks began recording marriages as early as 1639. However, the earlier records do not give much information and the information varies depending upon the clerk. The earlier records only include part of the population. Records after 1901 give more information and the population coverage is near 100 percent.
Why This Record Was Created
Marriage records were created to legalize marital relationships and to safeguard the interests of the wife and other legal heirs.
Record Reliability
The marriage date, place, residence of bride and groom, and occupation are fairly reliable. Other information such as age or birth place is dependent on the memory of the informants (usually the bride and groom).
Related Web Sites
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| We welcome user additions to FamilySearch Historical Records wiki articles. We are looking for additional information that will help readers understand the topic and better use the available records. We also need translations for collection titles and images in articles about records written in languages other than English. For specific needs, please visit WikiProject FamilySearch Records.
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Sources of This Collection
"New Hampshire Statewide Marriage Records Early to 1947," database, FamilySearch, 2009; from New Hampshire Bureau of Vital Records. "Marriage Records." New Hampshire Bureau of Vital Records and Health Statistics, Concord. FHL microfilm. Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Citing FamilySearch Historical Collections
When you copy information from a record, you should also list where you found the information. This will help you or others to find the record again. It is also good to keep track of records where you did not find information, including the names of the people you looked for in the records.
A suggested format for citing FamilySearch Historical Collections, including how to cite individual archives is found in the following link: More information about citing or documenting your sources can
Examples of Source Citations for a Record in This Collection
- United States. Bureau of the Census. 12th census, 1900, digital images, From FamilySearch Internet (www.familysearch.org: September 29, 2006), Arizona Territory, Maricopa, Township 1, East Gila, Salt River Base and Meridian; sheet 9B, line 71
- Mexico, Distrito Federal, Catholic Church Records, 1886-1933, digital images, from FamilySearch Internet (www.familysearch.org: April 22, 2010), Baptism of Adolfo Fernandez Jimenez, 1 Feb. 1910, San Pedro Apóstol, Cuahimalpa, Distrito Federal, Mexico, film number 0227023


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Providing information and support for the families of offenders and prisoners in England nad Wales
Some time after sentencing, adult male prisoners are assigned to the correct security category and allocated to an appropriate prison. Categorisation is based on the level of risk a prisoner might pose to the public or national security should they escape and the likelihood of their making attempts to do so.
There are four different security categories:
Category A – Category A prisoners are those that would pose the most threat to the public, the police or national security should they escape. Security conditions in category A prisons are designed to make escape impossible for these prisoners.
Category B – Category B prisoners do not need to be held in the highest security conditions but, for category B prisoners, the potential for escape should be made very difficult.
Category C – Category C prisoners cannot be trusted in open conditions but are considered to be prisoners who are unlikely to make a determined escape attempt.
Category D – Category D prisoners can be trusted in open conditions.
High Supervision A prisoner for whom all activities and movements should be authorised, supervised and monitored by an officer.
Medium Supervision A prisoner whom activities and movements are subject to limited supervision and restrictions.
Low Supervision A prisoner for whom activities and movements are subject to minimum supervision and restrictions. Prisoners in this category may be allowed to participate in activities in the community, which may be supervised or unsupervised.
On arrival in prison, each prisoner will initially be treated as high supervision. However within 72 hours of the prisoner's arrival in prison, the prison governor will make an assessment of the prisoner and assign an appropriate category.
Unless they have been deemed category A then female prisoners and young offenders are not categorised. They are only classified as suitable for open conditions or suitable for closed conditions.
This depends on the length of sentence. In England and Wales, Category B and C prisoners who have a sentence of 12 months to 4 years should have their category reviewed at six monthly intervals. Anyone in the last 30 months of their sentence should also have their category reviewed at the same frequency. Category B and C prisoners with sentences of 4 years or more will have their categorisation reviewed on an annual basis. Category A prisoners will not have their first category review until 2 years after their initial categorisation.
In Scotland, the prison governor will make a formal review within six months and may assign a different category if necessary.Following this review, the governor must carry out another review at least once in every 12 month period.
If a prisoner is deemed to pose less of a risk to the public or they are considered less likely to make an attempt on escape then they may be moved to a lower category. Similarly, if the prisoner is considered to be more of a risk then their category may be raised.
Can a prisoner appeal against their security category?
If a prisoner is not happy with the results of their re-categorisation after a review then they can pursue their complaint through the prison complaints system. It may, in some cases, be possible to challenge the decision via a judicial review but only if the decision is unlawful or made without following the correct procedure. In such cases legal advice must be sought. The Prison Service has a duty to give reasons for their decisions relating to categorisation so it is important to have these in writing before any appeal is mounted.
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VIVACOM will use Yamal-402 satellite capacity in Ku-band in European-Southern Beam for VSAT data transmission and media services.
Bulgarian Telecommunications Company (VIVACOM) concluded contract with Gazprom Space Systems, to use satellite capacity for VSAT data and broadcasting services. VIVACOM will use Yamal-402 satellite capacity in Ku-band in European-Southern Beam for VSAT data transmission and media services.
Uplink is done from VIVACOM's own teleport in Bulgaria - Plana.
VIVACOM is the largest telecommunication company in Bulgaria in terms of revenues for five consecutive years. The portfolio of its services is wide with includingmobile, TV, Internet, and fixed services.
said Vladimir Rangelov, Head of Broadcasting, VIVACOM.
Gazprom Space Systems and VIVACOM intend to further expand their partnership in order to build VSAT data networks and video distribution in different regions.
The financial results for the first quarter of 2018 show a steady growth of mobile market share.
VIVACOM retains its leading position on the Bulgarian telecom market with highest total revenue [1] of BGN 223 million for the first quarter of 2018. The Company reports 5.6% growth compared to same period last year. Despite the highly competitive market environment, VIVACOM reports stable adjusted EBITDA growth of 11.6% to BGN 86 million. VIVACOM continues to increase its revenues from mobile services, achieving nearly 30% market share with 3 048 000 mobile subscribers, 89% of which are using postpaid subscriptions. The share of mobile data revenue from mobile service revenue continues to grow, reaching 41% in the first quarter of 2018, compared with 34% for the same period in 2017.
The positive trend above is supported by extension of the 4G network to 99% of the population, measured by GWS. [2]
VIVACOM is the leading operator in provision of the most advanced television service - interactive TV (IPTV). 47% of 451,000 pay-TV subscribers have chosen the interactive television during the first quarter of 2018, which represents 4 percentage points increase over the same period last year.
Please find more information about the financial results for Q1 2018 here
[1] Results for all periods are prior to impact of IFRS 15.
[2] 4G network population coverage measurement was performed by Global Wireless Solutions (GWS) on their methodology in the period 05.02 – 08.03.2018
Today Bulgarian Telecommunications Company EAD ("VIVACOM") successfully completed the refinancing of its EUR 400 million Senior Secured Notes ("SSN") ahead of their maturity date. The Company has delisted the SSN from the Official List and from trading on the Main Securities Market of the Irish Stock Exchange.
19.04.2018, Sofia –Today Bulgarian Telecommunications Company EAD ("VIVACOM") successfully completed the refinancing of its EUR 400 million Senior Secured Notes ("SSN") ahead of their maturity date. The Company has delisted the SSN from the Official List and from trading on the Main Securities Market of the Irish Stock Exchange.
The refinancing was performed following successful negotiation of EUR 345 million Senior Facilities Agreement ("SFA") with a syndicate of more than a dozen financial institutions. The SFA is comprised of several tranches with maximum tenor of 5.25 years and interest rates based on EURIBOR plus margins between 1.25% and 3.75% per annum. The financial terms of the new financing are significantly more favorable to the Company than those of the SSN, which would allow VIVACOM to focus on its development program with further investments in network infrastructure and the quality of its services.
In 2017 VIVACOM improved its financial performance and managed to decrease the net leverage ratio (calculated as ratio of Net debt to Adjusted EBITDA) to below 2.0, and the liquidity position of the company remains strong after the refinancing.
Recently Moody's Investors Service ("Moody's") has upgraded the long-term credit rating of VIVACOM to "Ba3" from "B1". The higher rating reflects the Company''s solid performance and its position as a leading telecom operator in Bulgaria with high market shares in fixed-line business, strong track record of growing mobile market share and revenues, as well as the expectations for further growth and development.
Notice of Redemption issued by Bulgarian Telecommunications Company EAD
Dated: March 19, 2018
Reference is hereby made to the indenture dated as of November 22, 2013 (as supplemented, amended or modified from time to time, the " Indenture "), among, , Bulgarian Telecommunications Company EAD (the " Issuer "), U.S. Bank Trustees Limited as trustee (the " Trustee ") and Elavon Financial Services DAC (formerly called Elavon Financial Services Limited) , UK Branch, as paying agent (the " Paying Agent ") and transfer agent. Capitalised terms used but not otherwise defined herein shall have the meaning assigned to them in the Indenture.
Pursuant to Section 3.03 of the Indenture, notice is hereby given by the Issuer that subject to paragraph 2, below, the Issuer has elected to redeem all of the Notes and the Issuer hereby provides the following information relating to the redemption of the Notes:
1. Subject to paragraph 2, below: a. the redemption date will be April 19, 2018 (the "Redemption Date"); b. the record date will be April 18, 2018 (the "Record Date"); c. the Issuer will redeem 100% of the principal amount outstanding of the Notes; d. the Notes are to be redeemed according to Section 3.07(e) of the Indenture and Paragraph 5(e) of the Notes; e. the Notes will be redeemed at a redemption price of 100.000 % (the " Redemption Price") of the principal amount of the Notes to be redeemed plus accrued and unpaid interest to, but not including, the Redemption Date in an amount equal to €11,336,111.11 per €400,000,000 principal amount of Notes plus Additional Amounts, if any (together with the Redemption Price, the "Redemption Payment"); and f. on the Redemption Date, the Redemption Payment will become due and payable upon the Notes and, unless the Issuer defaults in making the Redemption Payment, interest on the Notes shall cease to accrue on and after the Redemption Date. 2. The redemption of the Notes is subject to the satisfaction (as determined by the Issuer in its sole and absolute discretion) of the following conditions precedent: (a) the Issuer has satisfied all conditions precedent and any other requirements such that it has become entitled to draw and has made a utilisation request to draw facilities in a principal amount of at least €345,000,000 under a senior facility agreement dated December 22, 2017; and (b) the receipt in euros at least one Business Day prior to the Redemption Date by the Trustee or (if designated by the Trustee) the Paying Agent of the proceeds of the facilities referred to in paragraph 2(a) above and such other funds sufficient to pay the Redemption Payment on the Redemption Date. Accordingly, in the Issuer''s sole discretion, the Redemption Date and the corresponding Record Date may be moved to such earlier or later time as specified by the Issuer or the redemption may not occur and this notice may be rescinded in the event that either of the conditions precedent described in this paragraph 2 are not satisfied (or waived by the Issuer in its sole discretion) by the Redemption Date, or by the Redemption Date as so moved; provided that, in each case, the Issuer sends a supplemental notice to this Notice of Full Redemption indicating the new redemption date and corresponding record date as so moved.
Payment of the Redemption Payment in respect of Definitive Registered Notes will only be made upon presentation and surrender of the Notes to the Paying Agent at the place set forth below:
Paying Agent
Elavon Financial Services DAC, UK Branch
5th Floor, 125 Old Broad Street
London EC2N 1AR
United Kingdom
The method of delivery is at the option and risk of the Holder. Payment of the Redemption Payment in respect of any Notes that are held in book-entry form will be made to the relevant clearing system, which will distribute such payments to participants in accordance with their customary procedures.
The Common Code and ISIN numbers are included solely for the convenience of the Holders. The Issuer, the Trustee and the Paying Agent are not responsible for the use or selection of these numbers, nor is any representation made as to the correctness or accuracy of such numbers printed on the Notes or as listed in this Notice of Full Redemption. Reliance may be placed only on other identification numbers printed on the Notes. Redemption of the Notes shall not be affected by any defect in or omission of such numbers.
Any questions regarding this Notice of Full Redemption should be directed to the Issuer.
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UPDATED: Two arrested in Manchester meth lab fireBy PAT GROSSMITH
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October 21. 2013 11:27AM
MANCHESTER - A man and woman are under arrest in connection with a methamphetamine lab that caused a fire in an apartment building in a congested West Side neighborhood Sunday morning.
Anthony Brown, 35, of 1157 Front St., and Brooke Watt, 32, of 53 Sullivan St., second floor, were arrested Sunday and charged with one count each of manufacturing methamphetamine.
Lt. Maureen Tessier said police are looking for some other people who were inside the second-floor apartment at the time the fire broke out and who fled the scene.
The DEA's Clandestine Lab Unit was called to the scene to assist in the investigation and to collect the dangerous chemicals.
Methamphetamine is a highly addictive stimulant often created in crystal form by "cooking" batches of chemicals in makeshift laboratories. The chemicals used in the recipe become extremely flammable in the process.
No one was injured in the incident. Emergency personnel helped 25 people, including both children and adults, leave the burning six-unit apartment building.
The fire, reported at 7:50 a.m. Sunday, was contained to the second-floor apartment.
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MANCHESTER— Additional arrests are expected in connection with a methamphetamine laboratory discovered by firefighters after they arrived to battle a fire in a West Side apartment house Sunday morning.
Police said two people were arrested Sunday and others were being sought after the meth lab was found in a second floor apartment at 63 Sullivan St., a building mere blocks away from three city schools.
Firefighters were called to the fire at about 7:30 a.m. Sunday. District Fire Chief Michael Gamache said he was told at the scene that a meth lab was operating in the building, and he ordered firefighter to take steps to avoid the possibility of injury if the volatile chemicals used to create the illegal drug were to ignite or explode.
Methamphetamine is a highly-addictive stimulant that is often created in crystal form by "cooking" batches of chemicals in makeshift laboratories. The chemicals used in the recipe become extremely flammable when "cooked" to create the crystal form of the drug prized by users.
Nobody was hurt as public safety personnel helped 25 people leave from the building. A group that authorities say they believe was in the apartment fled on foot.
The building is a couple of blocks from the campus that is home to the Gossler Park Elementary and Parkside Middle schools and a few blocks in another direction from Manchester High School West.
The federal Drug Enforcement Administration was summoned to handle the chemicals involved and is working with police in the investigation.
Police would not release the names of the two people were arrested while the search for other suspects continues.
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Steamboat briefs: Optimist Club Fishing Derby and Pancake Breakfast set for Saturday
June 11, 2013
The 31st annual Optimist Club Fishing Derby and Pancake Breakfast is Saturday at Fetcher Pond, 1795 Fetcher Park Drive. Breakfast is from 8 to 10:15 a.m., the fishing derby starts at 9 and judging is at 10:30 a.m.
No fishing license is needed for the free event, and bait and some fishing poles will be provided. Participants will receive a T-shirt, and awards will be given for the best Huck Finn and Becky Thatcher costumes, biggest fish, first fish and most fish.
For more information, call Paul Hands at 970-846-9783 or Ron Wendler at 970-846-7500.
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Katie McQuaid's Scene in Manchester: Farnum Center: Blight to brightBY KATIE McQUAID
November 10. 2013 9:27PM
The building atop the hill at 160 Queen City Ave. has come a long way. The former Queen City Motor Inn, where some once went to feed their drug addiction, is now The Farnum Center, a place where people can find freedom from substance abuse.
I don't know what it was like back in the day, but during its final years the inn was not the kind of place the average business traveler or vacationer would want to spend the night. In fact, Dr. Cheryl Wilkie said they considered having the demolition crews wear hazmat suits.
"The needles were coming out of walls and ceilings," said the Easter Seals senior vice president of substance abuse services, who oversees The Farnum Center. Wilkie gave me a tour last week, and I was amazed by the transformation completed in May.
I recall visiting the bar at the Queen City Motor Inn about a decade ago to support my friend Christopher Williams in a karaoke competition. Other than Williams' performance, the place was really gross and really sad. And it sounds like it only got worse in the years after that.
But when Wilkie and the Easter Seals leadership were looking for a new home for The Farnum Center, they saw past the building's dreary façade and bad reputation. The building fit their budget and had the plumbing to allow each room to have its own bathroom. Today, the building has gone from blight to bright adding to the south Elm Street revitalization started by businesses such as Elliot at River's Edge and Kriss Cosmetics.
Wilkie has been in charge of The Farnum Center since 2008. She said she had a hand in all the designs, from layout to upholstery. The result is a warm, inviting place where patients are able to complete the 30 days of residential treatment.
"We had a lot of fun designing this," she said.
The center offers the state's first medical detoxification unit. Wilkie said that some people are so sick during the first days of treatment they often leave to find more drugs to make the pain go away. With medication and proper nutrition, the success rate improves because patients find it easier to make it through the first difficult days.
I appreciate that the center was built to help our neighbors with substance abuse problems, but it also has financial benefits. Wilkie said many people with money and health insurance used to leave the state to seek treatment at nicer facilities that offered medical detoxification. Now these people can stay closer to their families and jobs. It means more money stays in New Hampshire and even more money comes into the state from people out-of-state now coming here for treatment.
"What we've been able to do is bring dignity to people in New Hampshire who want to get sober and clean in a humane atmosphere," Wilkie said.
People come to the center from all walks of life, and there are always beds available for people with money and/or insurance to cover the $12,000 cost of the 30-day residential treatment program. There are also 16 beds, paid for by the New Hampshire Bureau of Drug and Alcohol Services, available for indigent patients. Those beds have a 30- to 90-day waitlist.
"We have more beds, but we don't have the money," Wilkie said. Until a bed opens up, an indigent person is invited to participate in one of the outpatient programs also housed in the building.
For more information about The Farnum Center's programs, visit www.estreatment.org or call 622-3020.
Laughter is the best medicine
We laughed, we cried, and laughed some more at the Go Red for Women Luncheon to support the American Heart Association last week. The Radisson was filled with lovely ladies wearing red and I had the pleasure of sitting with several of them, including Union Leader Community Relations Manager Shannon Sullivan, WZID's Marga Bessette, and a duo from McLean Communications — Sharron McCarthy and Tricia Baker Schmitt.
There were several touching and heart-breaking stories from women whose lives were touched by heart disease, so we all needed the comic relief from emcee Heather Bishop. The WZID on-air personality has spent the last year getting fit and losing weight, even completing her first half-marathon. Deservedly, she was feeling pretty darn good about herself — until keynote speaker Dr. Patricia Furey approached the stage.
You could almost hear jaws dropping at the most stunning doctor we had ever seen, and I wondered aloud whether Furey was really a doctor, or just played one on television. Bishop was comically befuddled standing next to Furey, but managed to read through the doctor's impressive bio before handing over the podium. That's when we learned she manages to stay super fit while being a heart surgeon and a mother of four children.
I was too busy building a nice little inferiority complex for myself to retain any of the important information Furey had to share. But I did take away one important piece of heart health information. If this heart surgeon mother of four can find time to exercise, then I certainly can too.
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I didn't win anything, but I still had fun joining about 400 people at last Thursday's KW Cares auction and raffle at Fratello's. The annual event, organized by associates at Keller Williams Metropolitan in Bedford, raised more than $18,000 for local charities. I had a chance to chat with Keller Williams associate Joe Dion and his wife, RMS Mortgage loan officer Vreli Dion, as well as Realtor Kate Moran and her husband Matt Welch of the Manchester Monarchs organization.
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ornamentation: the stable
Throughout 2011, I chose a story to highlight each month here on Wild Olive. It seems only fitting that December's story be that of The Stable. Where Christmas all began. And yet, that wasn't really the beginning, and certainly wasn't the end. Before we get too far though, let's make an ornament!
You will need:
Wool felt
Embroidery floss
The Stable pattern PDF
(Oh, and pins are helpful!)
Cut out all of the pattern pieces.
Hold the faces onto the bodies, and stitch french knot eyes through both layers. These will hold the faces on, and no other stitching is needed.
Pin the stable frame onto the backing and stitch around it with running stitch.
Place the remaining pieces in place as shown, then stitch around each item with running stitch. Try to keep the back side of your work as tidy as possible.
Also, even though the star only overlaps with the stable a bit, stitch all the way around. This running stitch is part functional, part decorative.
Knot a length of embroidery floss on as a hanger. It should connect at where the roof and walls meet.
Your Stable ornament is ready to hang!
Now, about this story. We think of Christmas as starting on a wintery night in Bethlehem. And it did...sort of. But you see, long before that, God knew that He would need to send His Son as a baby. He knew from the moment that sin happened. He knew that once people messed up, there would need to be a way to make things right. As humans, we can't fix things to how they were meant to be, but God can.
So long before that first Christmas, God planned to send His Son, and He told His people to be on the look out for this Savior, the Messiah. And Jesus came. He laid in a manger, and then He grew up, and then He died and rose again to fix the problem of sin. To forgive us.
But that's still not the end of the story. We each are given the chance to be a part of this amazing story of Christmas...of Jesus! It's an open invitation for forgiveness and love that will go on until Christ returns. He loves YOU, and He wants you to join His story.
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How cute! :) Thanks for sharing this story today. I think we all need to be reminded in all of the insanity that takes over this time of year.ReplyDelete
Oh, this is adorable! & a great reminder that Jesus is the true reason for the season. :)ReplyDelete
This is so lovely! Thank you for sharing. I'm digging through my felt pieces right now!!! Merry Christmas & all the best to you in 2012.ReplyDelete
Brilliant - thank you!ReplyDelete
HERMOSO, EL VERDADERO SENTIDO DE LA NAVIDAD!!!! MARRY CHRISTMAS FOR ALL OFF YOU!ReplyDelete
he he....this is soooo cute!! :)ReplyDelete
I made mine into a Christmas card for my best friend & she loved it!ReplyDelete
I absolutely love this ornament. I can see a wide range of ages making this. For younger children I would just have them use tacky glue and glue the pieces together. For children around 8 years old, I would teach them how to hand sew the pieces together. I really love this. I liked the idea of one of Funky Finds to make it into a card too.ReplyDelete
I would love to make this ornament, but I cannot get the pattern to open up for me.ReplyDelete
It is lovely and so cute!ReplyDelete
Thanks for share!
Thank you for this and thank you for explaining the Gospel so perfectly as well as giving us instructions for such a lovely craft!! God Bless!ReplyDelete
I try to make new handmade ornaments every year and this one is perfect!ReplyDelete
where do you get the wool felt? my local quilt shop does not carry it so I had to get the acrylic from joann fabrics. thanksReplies
My 100% wool felt came from MagicCabin.com, but I also really like the wool blend felt from BenzieDesign.etsy.com. I highly recommend them!Delete
Thank you for this pattern, and thank you for your witness. May God bless you!!!!ReplyDelete
Thank you for this lovely ornament. I will try hard to make one!! Thank you, too for your witness. May God richly bless you and your family.ReplyDelete
Que lindo!ReplyDelete
Can you tell me how many inches across it is supposed to be? When I printed it, it was a lot smaller than I thought it would be.ReplyDelete
Love this! Going to do it with my daughters this week.
The stable should measure about 4 inches wide. The page that you see in the PDF looks like a standard piece of paper, but it's actually half size.Delete
That said, you could tell your printer to have it "fit to page" (or something similar to that) and make a larger stable for little ones to play with. Just keep the people separate so they can play and interact.


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First off, evolution doesn't have anything to do with abiogenesis.Evolution is concerned with what happened after life got started on Earth, not how it got started.
And as far as the resurrection goes, if it were possible for human beings to come back to life after being dead for several days, we would see it occasionally.
And it isn't even remotely reasonable to claim that something happened when all we have is hearsay written down decades after the fact.
The default way humans learn is to slavishly copy the actions and attitudes of the ones teaching them, even when it doesn't make logical sense. So of course if someone studying the Bible has a teacher who honestly believes that it is a series of factual historical documents, they will pick up that attitude; it has nothing to do with careful study and everything to do with the way the teacher acts.
And you are simply wrong that atheists such as curiousgirl have not considered the possibility of the Bible being true. They have; that is largely why they are atheists, because they considered the possibilities, investigated the claims and evidence, and concluded that there really wasn't much of a basis for concluding that the Bible is a particularly valid historical document.
The fact that it includes some historical stuff doesn't make it a valid historical document anymore than a book about a secret 9/11 government conspiracy includes people, places, and things that actually exist makes it truthful about all the claims it makes.
As for "questioning the existence of someone who is no longer among us", what exactly is this supposed to mean? I don't doubt that there were generations upon generations of people who have no historical records to back up their existence, but there is a difference between saying, "people in general lived even though we don't have specific records about them" and saying "this specific person did these specific things even though we have no records except for a religious holy book to verify it".
You have zero evidence that life was created by God.
The Bible does not count, because life existed long before the Bible was even a collection of verbal chants, let alone written down.
It is true that scientists don't have evidence to verify what exactly got life started on Earth, but to go from there to the conclusion that God did it is nonsensical...
...especially since we have no other verifiable evidence of the things Christians said God did.
And please stop with the nonsense about "transitional fossils". Seriously, just stop. I already explained to you in that other topic you started that there are no such things as transitional species. Because there are no transitional species, there can be no such things as transitional fossils. If you want to say there are, you have to show that my statement is invalid, and you have not done so.
People pray to God because they feel helpless about things, that those things are beyond their power or control. So of course, if something happens that is beneficial afterward, they assume that some higher power intervened on their behalf.
This ignores the much more likely situation where things don't get better despite the prayer.
It isn't a matter of thinking that God should have helped someone who prayed, it's a matter that it was nothing more than chance - and not a very good one - of something beneficial happening. Rather than relying on a poor chance of a good outcome happening while doing nothing, it is better to try to make that good outcome happen.
Amino acids don't need God to come down and say, "Let there be amino acids."
Now, your turn. Any real proof that God created us?
So every student that studies the Bible carefully will come to the conclusion that it is reliable? Doesn't that imply, by your "logic," that they did not study it carefully if they find it unreliable?
Still sounds too "No True Scotsman" for me. I think a student can certainly study the Bible carefully and conclude that it is unreliable. But not in your world, right?
I have no problem considering that something is possible, as long as you can back it up with proof. That is where you have failed.
Those are either flat-out lies, or ignorance. BTW, if you don't like the Wiki link I provided above, here's another one
So science does support that amino acids came into existence without the help of God. Unless you can show me an experiment that proves that men are from dust and women are from ribs. Doubt that will happen, though.
I'm not sure what planet you are living on in that head of yours, but I have just shown you evidence. God did not make man in his own image. Go read the article I provided. The lineages of humans and chimps diverged so that we could become homo sapiens and they could be homo troglodytes. If you kick and scream from this point on, I will have to attribute it to willful ignorance.
So where are the fossils proving that Noah's Flood happened, which I discussed in my last post? There should have been evidence of a mass extinction around the purported time of that event if it really happened. There is fossil evidence for evolution, which is obviously better than no fossil evidence for creationism.
The oldest reptiles having mammal-like features, the synapsids, occur in rocks of Pennsylvanian age formed about 305 mya. However, the first mammals do not appear in the fossil record until Late Triassic time, about 210 mya. Hopson (1994) noted, "Of all the great transitions between major structural grades within vertebrates, the transition from basal amniotes [egg-laying tetrapods except amphibians] to basal mammals is represented by the most complete and continuous fossil record.... Structural evolution of particular functional systems has been well investigated, notably the feeding mechanism... and middle ear, and these studies have demonstrated the gradual nature of these major adaptive modifications."
The fossil evidence above clearly shows evidence of evolution. Note at least 100 million years between the synapsids and the first mammals. Kind of kills the creationists' 6000-year-old Earth idea.
Strawman. The whole point of the schoolteacher story is to illustrate that whether you pray or not does not matter. Shit is going to happen whether or not you pray, because prayer does not seem to work. As far as the SPAG, I explained that it is a Christian thing, so I'm not sure why you keep attributing it to me, because I don't even think there is a God, let alone believe he would think like me.
Do you have any real evidence that these events occurred? Or could it be that they are just part of a story, like God?
If God does not owe me an explanation, he should not have put the desire for an explanation in my nature (if he even exists).
An apology has nothing to do with the discussion. I am talking about the possibility that IF God exists, he supposedly created me and therefore put the desire for truth in my heart. So why do Christians and the Bible tend to get things so wrong when it comes to truth?
BTW, those last few sentences reeked of something you have been spoonfed by your church, with a little tiny hint of Pascal's Wager thrown in. Except the irony is that you are right that we are "alone," but in the sense that God is merely a projection of ourselves.
Actually, being one of the most eager Bible students in my classes throughout my childhood is what finally caused me to question the Bible.
I won't even discourage you with the probability that amino acids (much less proteins) formed without intelligence.
Your theory that God doesn't exist has everything to do with abiogenesis. Animation from inanimate matter is your faith. Don't be a coward simply because you have no scientific answer for living things.
No more or less unreasonable than understanding that you yourself were once an egg and a sperm. And that egg and sperm, before they became you, were just lifeless strains of protein that formed a certain way.And that is how evolution works too.
Any species will be just like the species it came from, but will also be like the species it gave off. But over a really REALLY long period of time, with small changes (just like how you've changed throughout your life) you will see enough changes to consider it a different species.
In terms of these pictures... a good analogy for what you are doing here would be asking for the specific day, hour, minute and second you went from being a young adult to an adult. Can you do that? The same goes for evolution.
Your theory is dead even after throwing in life free of charge. Jeff, look at what you're theory teaches and then look at the evidence. You're being lied to.
You consider it a different species, but science does not. Science actually proves evolution is impossible because we know genetic boundries from one life form to another cannot be crossed. Y
You consider it a different species, but science does not. Science actually proves evolution is impossible because we know genetic boundries from one life form to another cannot be crossed. Your theory is dead even after throwing in life free of charge. Jeff, look at what you're theory teaches and then look at the evidence. You're being lied to.
There is no evidence of evolution in the fossil record. Many of the fossils we have are evidence of the biblical flood.
crap! I was trying to smite whatcha and accidentally hit the Darwin button. crap! crap!crap!crap!crap!crap!
This is a language tree of languages of Indo-European origin[1] (Click on thumbnail for large version):WCM, do you think that Irish A can cross the boundary to become Albanian C by way of future changes? Please motivate your answer. 1. Taken from "Language-tree divergence times support the Anatolian theory of Indo-European origin"; Gray and Atkinson; Nature 426; 2003; link to Abstract
We have no evidence of your bible flood.
Three cycles of greater length than the varve cycle are suggested by fairly regular recurrent variations in the thickness of the varves and in the thickness and character of certain beds and by the fairly regular spacing of certain salt-mold layers. The first of these cycles averaged a little less than 12 years in length and appears to correspond to the cycle of sunspot numbers. The second cycle had an average length of about 21,600 years and suggests the average period of about 21,000 years which is the resultant of the cyclic changes of eccentricity of the earth's orbit and the cycle of the precession of the equinoxes. The third cycle, which was about 50 years long, agrees with no well-established rhythm.
Rhythmites deposited in a lake near Interlaken in Switzerland are thin couplets, each consisting of a light-colored layer rich in calcium carbonate and a dark layer rich in organic matter. Proof that these rhythmites are annual and are therefore varves is established on organic evidence. The sediment contains pollen grains, whose number per unit volume of sediment varies cyclically, being greatest in the upper parts of the dark layers. The pollen grains of various genera are stratified systematically according to the season of blooming. Finally, diatoms are twice as abundant in the light-colored layers as in the dark. From this evidence it is concluded that the light layers represent summer seasons and the dark ones fall, winter, and spring. Counts of the layers indicate a record extending back to 9,500 yr B.P. ["years before present"].
How many negative Darwins do I have to get before I get a set of steak knives?
Quote from: whatchamean? on November 09, 2011, 12:27:19 AMHow many negative Darwins do I have to get before I get a set of steak knives?Checked ur back?
WCM, could you please outline the reasons you think the majority of the bioscience-community has for lying? (If you already did so, please point me to the post where i can look that up. Thanks.)
Checked ur back?
Quote from: Emergence on November 08, 2011, 10:46:28 AMWCM, could you please outline the reasons you think the majority of the bioscience-community has for lying? (If you already did so, please point me to the post where i can look that up. Thanks.)I've been outlining it Emergence, but it's always ignored, or sidestepped like it is here:Videos of richard dawkins speelessDiscover videos of richard dawkins speeless with Bing Video SearchClick to view videoRichard (Please notice how after having a brain fart, your hero simply ignores the qestion and restates his unfounded belief.)


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It was indeed a Saturday to remember. The weekend lived up to all the hype and anticipation from the preseason featuring five top 25 matchups. With overtime and last minute drives, it confirmed why the college football world circled Nov. 3 on the calendar.
No. 1 Alabama 21, No. 5 LSU 17
It has become the best rivalry in college football. The two teams play in the league and the same division. Saturday's matchup in Baton Rouge was the third time these two teams have met in the past 12 months. The Bayou Bengals were looking for redemption from the 2012 BCS National Championship loss, and the Crimson Tide was looking to continue its dominate national championship run. LSU stunned that dominance for the majority of the game. With the Tide's hopes of a second straight national title beginning to slip away, Crimson Tide quarterback A.J. McCarron shook of a difficult second half performance and led his team right down the field. With 51 seconds remaining in the game, McCarron flipped a screen pass to freshman T.J. Yeldon who ran 28 yards into the endzone giving the No. 1 Crimson Tide a 21-17 victory over No. 5 LSU.
No. 2 Kansas State 44, No. 24 Oklahoma State 30
It was not just the Collin Klein show in this top 25 matchup between No. 2 Kansas State and No. 24 Oklahoma State. With 9:47 remaining in the third quarter the senior quarterback scored his 50th career touchdown. Klein left the game shortly after that play with an undisclosed injury. However, the Wildcats used 199 yards in kickoff returns and three interceptions by senior Allen Chapman to post a 44-30 win over Oklahoma State. The win keeps K-State unbeaten, as the Wildcats move to 9-0 for the first time since 1999.
No. 3 Notre Dame 29, Pitt 26 (3OT)
The luck of the Irish prevailed once again as Notre Dame overcame a 20-6 deficit in the fourth quarter. When their backs were against the wall, the Irish kept finding life. Notre Dame's defense held strong, and Everett Golson threw a 5-yard TD pass to Theo Riddick and then ran for the two-point conversion to tie the game late in the fourth. Golson put the game away scoring on a quarterback sneak in triple overtime to bring Fighting Irish to 9-0 for the first time since 1993.
No. 4 Oregon 62, No. 17 USC
Oregon's Kenjon Barner rushed for a school-record 321 yards and five touchdowns, Marcus Mariota threw four TD passes and the Ducks produced another momentous offensive performance in a 62-51 victory over No. 18 Southern California. Barner also set a rushing record for a USC opponent by the third quarter, topping Curtis Enis' 241 yards for Penn State in 1996. Oregon's 730 yards and 62 points were the most ever allowed by USC.
The top four in the BCS Standins went 4-0 in week 10. They were all tested, but found different ways to win. We know what championship football is made of now. Alabama remains No. 1, the SEC remains in position for its seventh consecutive BCS title, and Kansas State, Notre Dame and Oregon continue to battle for No. 2.
No. 1 may be tested yet again when the Crimson Tide hosts No. 15 Texas A&M. Johnny "Football" Manziel looks to take the Aggies into Tuscaloosa and mount a huge upset. With a win, Alabama clinches the SEC West and will head to Atlanta for the SEC Championship. No. 5 Georgia will clinch the SEC East with a win against Auburn.
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** so tT--jii«*«--i?r: rv*-j! n-'tr^ (¦'¦^- -.¦¦ N. IMgli SI. at l,-,t:i - 1 PRONICLE SPO^ Serving Columbus and Central Ohio Jewish Community \\7A^ Vol. 22, No. Jf) Entered OS Secona-Claia Matter. Postofflce Columbus,, Ohio. C0L.UMBU8, OHIO, FRIDAV, MAV S, 1044 Strictly Confidential Tidbits From Bveiywhere By Phlneas J. Blron Dr. S. S. Wise Is Honored By Christian Clergy FISH IN TROUBliED WATERS te The 30 accused seditlonlsts on trial ot Washington, who are at¬ tempting to transform their treason Indictment into a spring¬ board for an anti-Semitic cam¬ paign, are only the small fry of the Fascist leadership in this country , . . The big fish are scared to death lest they be brought in as character witness¬ es for the defendants . . . One prominent Midwestern political figure got so hot and bothered about the prospects of a sub¬ poena that he has left for Mex¬ ico for a visit of indeterminate length . . . We wonder how col¬ umnist George E, Sokolsky feels ahout the approval Fasci.st- mlnded George E. Deatherage has given him . . . Deatherage, a confirmed anti-Semite, recently described SokolRl<y as "a Jew, but a fair one" . . . Haj Amin El Hu.ssenni, former Grand Mufti of .lerusalem^ has receiv¬ ed from Hitler one of the fanc¬ ier Nazi decorations, together with the promise of an Ihdepend- ent Arab Palestine , . , LISTEN HERE . . . 1^ Tf)e establishment of "free ports" without any commitment 10 Ihe admittance of large num¬ bers of refugees may prove a blunder ... It might easily work out as a curtailment of the pres¬ ent Immigration quota, we are told . . . Culled frotn the Lon¬ don Jewish Weekly: "Some of our American guests are leaving us: like the thief of Jonah, thoy come in the night and leave in the night. . . Almo.st de.sperately they seek publicity; press con¬ ferences, flying visits, broad¬ casts, anything, as long as there •is a story for the folks at home. ... I heard of one gentleman who made an appointment • to visit the Chief Rabbi and turn¬ ed up complete with photograph¬ er);. . . , The group was duly photographed shaking hands, sitting arountl the table, discuss¬ ing world problems . . . The pic¬ ture having been taken, the meeting terminateti . . .' We won¬ der whom the writer had in mind . . . NEW YORKERS ABROAD . . Ba Leon and Eddie's is a New York night olub where you can see many celebrities . . . But the other evening the most feted person there wasn't a famous visitor but the house's own head- waiter, Louis Katz . . . Because Louis's son, Julius, a sergeant In the South Pacific area, had just won the Distinguished Flying Cross . . . Bagels aren't common fare in North Africa, but PFC Abe Wagman formerly of New York's East Side, has a chance to sink his teeth into one once in a while . , , Abe, it seems, is in charge of feeding a batch of Nazi prisoners, with a number of Nazi cooks working under him . . . And, lo show their apprecia¬ tion of the fair treatment they get from their Jewish overseer, the Nazis occasionally whip up a batch of bagels for him . . . LITERAIiy DKPARTMENT . . . 6a What promises to be an ex¬ cellent Brandels biography is in the making . . The author is Susan Brandels Gilbert, daugh¬ ter of the late jurist ... Off on an OWI missloi} is novelist and former drama critic Gilt)ert Gab¬ riel . . . Things we never knew before Include the fact that Audrey Wurdemann, the gifted young poet who Is the wife of (Continued on Page 8) CHICAGO (WN)—Rabbi ,Step- hen S. Wise of New York's Free Synagogue was greeted by lead¬ ers of Chicago's Christian clergy as American Jewry's foremost spokesma'n antj the country's "great humanitarian who is cap¬ acious enough to be an Inspira¬ tion to the thought and Ideals of all mankind". Four hundred priests and min- l.sters of more than a score of Christian Communions joined in the tribute at a luncheon given In honor of Dr. Wise's seventieth birthday and on his half century In the rabbinate. The Rev. Dr. Harold Ruopp; minister of Central Church and vice president ot the Church Fed¬ eration of Greater Chicago, prais¬ ed Dr. Wise for his "intellectual integrity, moral courage and spiritual power". Bishop Wallace E. Conklln of the Episcopal Dolcese pointed to the assemblage as a proof that "our democracy does stand the test". Rabbi Wise's response was a tribiUe to the churches and clergy ot Nazi-occupied lands as the only groups which have stood against Nazi ideology and aggressions. "Many Christians have died that Jews might live", he said. Rabbi Greenwald Publishes His 26th Book Greanwald Rabbi L. Greenwald. spiritual leader of the Heth Jacob Con¬ gregation, has ju,st published his 2filh book, "Mahrll and His Times The Rabbi's latest work is a com- p 1 e t e b 1 o- giaphy of Mah¬ rll, the spirit¬ ual head of Is- i.iel in the Rhineland dur¬ ing the years 1 JtiO-1427. Included In this book is a thorough dis. c u s s 1 o n of Jewish ghetto life during the Middle Ages. Special emphasis is placed upon the evaluation of the Influence of the synagogue, the unity of the family, the preservation of traditional ceremonies and the evolution of Jewish literature and thought during the ghetto period. Rabbi Greenwald gathered the basic materials for his latest book while a student at the Uni¬ versity of Frankfort — on-the- Maln, in Germany. The Rabbi was permitted liberal access to government archleves, and to old medieval documents and 1 lanuscrlpts throughout German Ihraries. From this, he has con¬ structed a living and vivid pic¬ ture of the medieval Jewish ghetto life, and Its great scholar and spiritual leader Mahrll. With the publication of this latest work. Rabbi Greenwald has completed the histoi-y of the}, Jewish people from their first arrival into Palestine, till the end of the medieval period. "The History of the High Priests" in 1933 ended with the destruction of the Second Tem¬ ple, 70 A, D. Then In 1937, the "Treatise on the Babylonian and Palestinian Talmud" carried ' Jewish History to almost the be- NFTS Board Member To Address Temple Sisterhood Tuesday Mr.s. Harold M. Baum, of Mil¬ waukee, Wis., a membei^ of the Executive Botird of the National Federation of Temple Sister¬ hoods, world's largest Jewi.sh women's religious organization, will be the guest speaker at the annual luncheon meeting of the Rose E. Lazarus Sisterhood next Tuesday, May 9th, at the South¬ ern Hotel. Mr.'!. Baum will visit the Columbus Sisterhood as a service of the .Speakers Bureau of the National Federation. She is substituting for Mrs. Hugo Hartjmann, national president, who is ill and will he unable to speak In Columhus. This an¬ nouncement has just been made tit the Cincinnati headquarters of the National Federation ot Tem¬ ple Sisterhoods. Mrs. Harokl M. Baum, who is an extremely active and out¬ standing Sislerhood woman, is a meml)cr of the NFTS Executive Board and Chairman of its Na- tional Committee on Union- grams. Mrs Daum, who is presi¬ dent ot the SLsterhood of Tem¬ ple Emanu-El H'ne Jeshurun of Milwaukee. Wl.s., and a member of the NFTS Speakers Bureau, was one of the founders of the Wisconsin F'ederatlon of Temi)le Sisterhoods (a state group of .N'FTS) and served as Us Presi¬ dent for .several years. She was largely rcsixinsiblc, some .six years ago, for bringing together the .Vlllu'aukee women of Re¬ form, Con.servative, und Ortho¬ dox Jewry in an annual Joint session. ^Irs. Baum is extreme-, ly active in local Interfaith work and during the lasl few years with tho advent of National Hrntherhood Week found her speaking In a number ot Mil¬ waukee churches. She is an out¬ standing member of many civic and cultural groups in Milwau¬ kee and has given dramatic pre¬ sentations ft;r many church, Tomijle, Parent-Teachers Assoc¬ iation, YMCA and YWCA groups- Mrs, liaum has instructed groc¬ ers in point rationing rind has had iriany numerous and var¬ ious n.sslgnnients from the Mil¬ waukee branch of the office of Civilian Defense. At the luncheon, scheduled for 12:15 P. M,, the following newly elected officers of the Rose E. Ijazaru.s Sisterhood will be in¬ stalled by Mrs, Haum: Mrs. Lester Gllckman, President: Mrs. Charles Freund, First Vice-Pres, Mrs. I-Iarry Lurie, Second Vlce- Pres.; Mrs. Robert Leon, Record¬ ing Sec'y.: Mr.s, Morton Gumble, Corresponding Sec'y.; Mrs. Jo¬ .seph Engelman. Financial Sec'y.; Mrs. Samuel M. Gup, Treasurer. The Directors are Mrs. Jack Res¬ ler, Mrs. Leonard Kohn, Mrs. Jerome liohn, Mrs. Troy Feibel and Mrs. Herbert Wise. .rirSTICE MURPHY WIIiL BE HEARD OVER laS RADIO STATIONS Tile atldress which Su¬ preme ,In8llce Frank l\fnn>hy, ('hiiirnuin of (he Nntional Committoe Against the PerKO- I'utlon of the ,lews, will de¬ liver nt tlie Nntional Unity Session of Ihc B'nal B'rith's Nntional War Service Con¬ vention next Monday evening. Slay Sth, at Carnegie Hall will bo brondoast over sta¬ tion WOaU nt 8 P, M. ,lustlce Murphy, who Hill bo Introdurod by Henry Mon¬ sky, I'rosldOflf of B'nal B'rith.. will hrojulcaKl In Now York City over Stalion WMCA. .Noiiily 12.') radio statUms In 44 states and Iho District of Columhia will carry (his ad¬ dress. Temple Graduation Exercises To Be Held May 12th English-Jewish Publishers Vote For Association I.VDIANAPOIilH (JPSl —The first step toward the formation of an a.ssociation of puiillshera ot English-Jewish newspapers were taken by the publishers at a national convention held here on April 2f) and 30. A resolu¬ tion adopted by the convention declares that the participants favor such an association, and a steering committee was appoint¬ ed to study Ihe matter further and draw up a code of ethics as a preliminary to the formation of the a,s,sociation. "The following comprise the membership of the steering com¬ mitlee: L. H. Frisch ot The American Jewish World, Minne¬ apolis anti St. Paul; Dr. Joseph G. Brln, The Jewish Advocate, (Continued on Page Four) HEADS lOCAL SECTION COUNCIL ,IEWISH WOMKN ARNOLD SCHIFF .MEMORIAL FUND Leonard Kohn, chairman of the Arnold Schiff Memorial Fund, received contributions this week from Mr. and Mrs, Abe Jacobson, in memory ot Mrs. Sam Rubin, of Harrlsburg, Pa., and Mrs. Sarah Orshis, of Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schiff, in memory of the mother ot Estelle Goldsoll. ginning of the Middle ages. And now "Mahrll' and His Times", completes the Jewish story through the Middle Ages, The lilh Annual Graduation Kxerci.scs of the High School De¬ partment of the Hryden Road Temple Ftellgious School will be held next Friday evening, May 12, 8 P. M,, in connection wiiii tho Sabbaih Service. The pro¬ gram Includes: Opening Prayer, Leon IVtaik: ncaders. Phyllis Op¬ penhelmer, Marjorle Yalman, ^nn Forchheimer; Addresses, Lotte Phllipp,s, "Self Know¬ ledge", anil Everett Mattlin, ",lewl.sh Contributions u> Civili¬ zation"; Closing Prayer, Charles .Schiff. Rabhl .Samuel M. Cup will (ieliver the charge to the graduates. The graduates have completed, unrler the leadership ot Mr. Mil¬ ton Farber, a two year course of Jewish education in the High School. Their studios have comprehended a knowledge of Jewish literature and problems with a special design of equip¬ ping them wilh an intelligent Jewish manhood and woman¬ hood. The Temple has pion¬ eered in this field of hlghei- re¬ ligious education and more than a hundred graduates have gone forth the better informed to take their place as proud and sclf- res))ecilng Jews in the commun¬ ity. Following the service, the graduating class, in association with other memhers of the High School Department will present a play, "Courage is 'I'heir Badge". ¦ This radio play wa.s first produced by the American .Jewish Committee over a na¬ tional hook-up tlve weeks ago and Is considered one of the out¬ standing plays of its Itind ever performed. Those who first heard it are ot one voice in ap¬ plauding its merits. The con¬ gregation Is assured of an un¬ usual opportunity to hear one of the great radio plays of all time. The play will be present¬ ed in the Temple proper with musical accompaniment, Mrs. Mary Iluftman, organist. A reception will take place following this presentation, un¬ der the sponsorship of the Sis¬ terhood, tendered to the grad¬ uates and their families. Friends are most welcome lo come. In keeping with his custom, Leon J, Goodman, President of the Temple, will give each graduate a copy ot the Prayer Book, Vol. II, as a personal gift. Certifi¬ cates of graduation will he awarded by Mr. Goodman and the Vice President, Albert Schiff Mrs. Mark 1''o.iiiknoitf Mrs, Mai-k Feinknrjpf was la.st Tucs(lay installed Jis president of the C<»lumlius Section, Na¬ tional Council of .lewish Women. She has served on the boaril tor Ihc past ten .vears as chairman of l-^tjuciition. Programs and Bed Cross. For the past three years Mrs. Foinkniipf has been staff assist¬ ant of the Fted Cross and is on Ihc Citizens Committee of that organization. She has served on the membership committee of the Art Gallery and is a member of the League ot Wo¬ men \'oler.s. The new presi¬ dent is a graduate ot Simmons ( olle,i;c. Hoston, Ma.s.s. Mr, and Mrs. l''einknopt and Ihcir two children, Mark, Jr. and fallen, make their home at 2(i*15 Sherwood Rtl., Bexley. DR. A L. SACHAR WILL ADDRESS B'NAI B'HITH TUESDAY, MAY IBth Dr. A, L, Siicliar, not«d hls- toi-lau, author, and lecturer and Nntional Director of the B'nul K'rith Hlllel Founda- tloiiH, In to he the guest speak¬ er ut the B'nal B'rith mooting Tuo,sda.v, .May lath, ut tho Broad St. Temple, It was un- nounocd this week by Ed Schlozingor, president of Zion Lodge. Hulled thruout the country for his brlUlunt uddrof^sea und lectures, Dr, Suchur's nppour- unce in Columbus should again draw a record turnout. More details In next week's Issue of tho Chronicle. ,.
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SPO^ Serving Columbus and Central Ohio Jewish Community \\7A^
Vol. 22, No. Jf) Entered OS Secona-Claia Matter. Postofflce Columbus,, Ohio.
Strictly Confidential
Tidbits From Bveiywhere By Phlneas J. Blron
Dr. S. S. Wise Is Honored By Christian Clergy
FISH IN TROUBliED WATERS
te The 30 accused seditlonlsts on trial ot Washington, who are at¬ tempting to transform their treason Indictment into a spring¬ board for an anti-Semitic cam¬ paign, are only the small fry of the Fascist leadership in this country , . . The big fish are scared to death lest they be brought in as character witness¬ es for the defendants . . . One prominent Midwestern political figure got so hot and bothered about the prospects of a sub¬ poena that he has left for Mex¬ ico for a visit of indeterminate length . . . We wonder how col¬ umnist George E, Sokolsky feels ahout the approval Fasci.st- mlnded George E. Deatherage has given him . . . Deatherage, a confirmed anti-Semite, recently described SokolRl
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He can go **** himself for all I care. We've got Cro Show, so we don't need Revis.
Revis tweeted a picture of himself wearing a falcons hat. Not what you want to see.
He can go **** himself for all I care. We've got Cro Show, so we don't need Revis.
"Good win today gang green, two more to go!!!"
I think it's obvious that Darrelle is not the sharpest knife in the drawer.
I'd imagine because it goes with the ****ing outfit. Hundreds of players wear hats of different teams.
Holy ****, JI really does suck now.
go falcons.
Revis for White in a heartbeat.
In (D1) college, this happens all of the time. You exchange gear with other teams the week you play them. I'm sure some of this goes on for the pros too. A lot of players don't feel comfortable wearing their own gear and "advertising" the obvious. A lot of them like to wear gear from other people. I wouldn't be too upset over this. It happens.
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Cro so hard.


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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — The Oklahoma City Thunder have signed free agent point guard Royal Ivey to a 10-day contract.
A 10-year NBA veteran who spent two seasons with Oklahoma City, Ivey has averaged 3.3 points, 1.1 rebounds and 1.0 assists in 490 games (114 starts) for Atlanta, Milwaukee, Philadelphia and the Thunder. He is expected to join the Thunder prior to Thursday's game at Houston.
Ivey fills a need for Oklahoma City. All-Star point guard Russell Westbrook has been out since late December after having arthroscopic surgery on his right knee. Though Reggie Jackson has been solid in Westbrook's place, the move adds depth at the position.