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In these days of spell checkers and texting, spelling is becoming something of a lost art, although youd never believe it from the excitement at Spellebration on Wednesday evening.
Before a packed house at the Henry Strater Theatre, 13 teams vied for the title of Spellebration Champion of 2013 while raising money for the Durango Adult Education Center. It always starts out pretty easy, because the teams of three are given the word lists for the first two rounds.
But after that, watch out! When designing the competition, judges pull words from a multitude of foreign language derivations as well as medical and scientific terms. Every team has strengths in some areas, but it takes well-roundedness to pull off a victory.
For the third time in the events history, Empowered Energys team, Revenge of the Word Nerds, took home the title after successfully spelling capriccioso in the final round. Team members were Melanie Brubaker Mazur, the publisher of the Pine River Times, Jenny Pritchard and Lori Schell.
But major kudos have to go to the First National Bank of Durangos team, which not only made it to the finals for the first time in the events history, but almost took home the traveling trophy. The team, made up of April Bates, Beth Candelaria and Jan Lewis, also gets credit for one of the best team names, The Flux Capacitors.
The Bookish Boys and Terrifying Teacher, aka the Marias Bookshop team, took home the prize for best costume, which was a good thing since they were the second team eliminated. Their team featured Kathleen Costello, Scott Hunter and Shay Lopez.
As a disclaimer, I didnt just cover the event for Neighbors, I competed for the second year on The Durango Heralds team, the Newspaper Nerds. We made it to the final few teams but, alas, were unable to repeat as co-champions. The word that took us out? Babirusa, a pig-like animal that lives on some islands in Indonesia. I had to look it up, and discovered that not only are they difficult to spell,they have the potentially fatal design flaw of their tusks growing in a curve back to their skulls, which, once the tusk penetrates the skull, means lights out.
Anyway, I will not forget the team that passed us that word, Jerry Zink, Betsy Fitzpatrick and Margaret Babiarz, representing Stone Age Inc., also known as StoneHead and the SesquipedALIENS. It is so on for next year.
Beth Lamberson reprised her role as mistress of ceremonies in the persona of Waldo, with the audience playing the game of Wheres Waldo? for her grand entrance. She was joined by newbie master of ceremonies Gary Penington, who came as an AV geek complete with cords, a cassette tape and a VHS tape, but forgot what would have been the ultimate punchline, an eight-track tape. It was the overhead projector with a transparency for the logo and rules that stole the show.
The event was bittersweet, as it was the final year Adult Education Center Executive Director Paulette Church will be presiding over the festivities. She is retiring later this year, but shes leaving the center much stronger than she found it. She always gets into the spirit of things, this year borrowing a circular slide rule from her husband, Clyde, whos an engineer. The slide rule, which has to be a collectors item, also contained the periodic table circa 1967. Anna Caplan helped her hand out the prizes.
Maggie Bowes and Andree Stetson were word judges. Jan Murphy tracked the dollars (teams could pay once to buy back in after a mistake or once to pass a word, which is how the SesquipedALIENS nailed us). Stephanie Moran tried to keep the teams on time. Nico Baker kept track of who was up next. Kathy Rush helped everyone hear what was going on, and Barbara Dodds and Patricia Ey handled the tickets at the door. My teammate Cora Younie served as liaison to the Herald, which continued its tradition of sponsoring the event.
Kelly Quach deserves a ton of credit for not only coordinating the entire event, which is no easy task, but doing it with such good cheer.
Every team got a prize thanks to the generous businesses in this town. I cant imagine how much they get hit up for donations for Snowdown alone, not to mention the rest of the year. Ken & Sues, Mild to Wild Rafting and Jeep Tours, Durango Mountain Resort, Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, Anytime Fitness, Hassle Free Sports, Jean Pierre Restaurant & Bakery, The Ore House, Irish Embassy, Digs Restaurant, Durango Brewing Co., College Drive Café, PJs Market and J.C. Penney and Co. all provided gift certificates for the competitors.
Thanks also to the generous audience members, who helped the Durango High School and Durango Adult Education Centers teams buy back in.
The only thing missing? Where were BP and the other banks, who tend to have side wagers. The wagers drive up the amount of money the Durango Adult Education Center receives to continue in its mission of filling educational gaps and helping adults and families Learn Grow Succeed. Maybe next year.
Whether theyre enjoying Snowdown for their birthdays or recovering from it, I hope the day is special for Kate Errett, Grace Jensen, Mary Kay Lambert, Robert Whitson, Tristan Miller, Bruce Kuhn, Dave Trautmann, Gordon Clouser, Bev Graham, Tonya Mulkey, Cole Ulrich, Sally Burchett, Katie Dudley, Janet McCoy, Karen Overington, Ann Lowe, Jane Steel, Wyatt Manson, Chris Howe, Sydney Milner, Cindy Donelan and Russ Leidy.
Getting roses for their anniversary before the florists run out for Valentines Day are Eric and Debbe Speck, Doug and Connie Bishop, Craig and Sandy Goodell, Rollie and Ella Roth, and Dallas and Olivia Reynolds.


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KIEV, Ukraine, Jan. 1 (UPI) -- Supporters of imprisoned former Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko gathered on New Year's Eve outside the hospital where she is being held.
More than 100 people set up a tree and decorated it, the press office of her Batkivshchyna (Fatherland) Party said. At midnight, they lit sparklers.
A spokeswoman said the party hopes Tymoshenko will be free by the end of 2013, Russian news agency RIA Novosti reported.
After she left office, Tymoshenko was convicted of abuse of office for a gas deal she negotiated with Russia and sentenced to seven years. Critics of the government said the trial and punishment were political.


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Clarkson University Professor Receives McKee Medal
[A photograph for media use is available at http://www.clarkson.edu/news/photos/rogers.jpg ]
Shane Rogers, assistant professor of civil and environmental engineering at Clarkson University, was recently awarded the McKee Groundwater Protection, Restoration and Sustainable Use Medal.
Rogers said that he was "pleased and surprised to receive such a prestigious honor from the Water Environment Federation."
The research article that Rogers was nominated for is titled "Assessment of Intrinsic Bioremediation of a Coal-Tar-Affected Aquifer Using Two-Dimensional Reactive Transport and Biogeochemical Mass Balance Approaches."
It focuses on expedited site characterization of aquifers contaminated with coal tar compounds at former manufactured gas plants.
According to Rogers, manufacturing the gas and capturing the coal tars have historically both been done locally and not always in a clean fashion. Today, literally thousands to tens of thousands of former manufactured gas plants exist in small towns and cities and need cleaning up.
This article is not the first for Rogers on the subject. His interest with this material began in 1999 and he began working on this specific project in 2002 as his Ph.D. dissertation.
Two additional articles of the same series were published last year by Rogers and photographs that he provided were featured on the cover of the Soil Science Society of America Journal in March and April of 2007.
The article was co-written with Professors Say Kee Ong, Johanshir Golfchin, and Greg Stenback of Iowa State University, and Professor Bruce Kjartanson of Lakehead University in Ontario, Canada. The group was funded by a grant through Alliant Energy in Cedar Rapids, I.A. and conducted the research in Iowa as well.
Rogers has been at Clarkson University since June of 2007. He teaches introduction to environmental engineering, water and wastewater treatment processes, and graduate-level environmental biological processes.


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A winner was selected from 81 designs submitted by 13 freelance designers.
Stemler, McTighe & Lewis
We are an employee benefits firm. we consult with companies that employ anywhere from 50 to 5000 people. We are the best at what we do, and we pay total attention to detail. Our firm has a focus on Wellness mixed with insurance and we do more than sell.
We utilize proprietary state-of-the-art software systems to manage more than $50,000,000 in premium dollars, processing and paying claims, premiums and commissions.
One key to our success is that we integrate right down to payroll. So the payroll system is the beginning of the data flow into the employee benefits which ensures total accuracy.
We are a Microsoft BizSpark Partner, we do and will utilize multiple Microsft licensed products. I say this only to let you know that we are technology without being a "Tech" company.
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Top C-Level officials and Directors of Human Resources across industry lines. These are Baby-Boomers now but are getting younger as the population moves into retirement. So the age range of our clients is 40 - 70.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Alan Cumming is taking his Macbeth to Broadway — and his Macduff and Duncan and Lady Macbeth and the three witches.
Producers said Friday that the Tony Award-winning Scottish actor will bring his one-man "Macbeth" to Broadway's Ethel Barrymore Theatre beginning April 7. It will run through June 30.
The production, led by directors John Tiffany and Andrew Goldberg, originated at the National Theatre of Scotland and made a stop last summer in the Lincoln Center Festival.
In the play, "The Good Wife" actor appears as a patient in a white-tiled mental hospital for whom the plot of "Macbeth" is sort of a schizophrenic nightmare. Two other actors play medical staff, but speak few lines. Running only an hour and 45 minutes with no intermission, this "Macbeth" has been trimmed.
During an interview last summer, Cumming, who won a 1998 Tony in Sam Mendes' revival of "Cabaret," said that "Macbeth" has a special poignancy because he made his professional debut playing Malcolm in "Macbeth" in Glasgow in 1985.
In a statement Friday, Cumming said playing his one-man "Macbeth" last year "was the most challenging and fulfilling experience of my career by far, and so I am both honored and daunted to do it again in my adopted hometown of New York City."
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Marathon bombing victim home at last, if brieflyBy BENJAMIN C. KLEIN
Union Leader Correspondent
June 20. 2013 10:53PM
NASHUA — Nearly two months after being seriously injured during the Boston Marathon bombing, Martha Galvis made it home just in time to celebrate Father's Day with her husband and children.
However, she will be heading back to Boston next Wednesday for her ninth, and hopefully last, surgery for a skin graft on her severely damaged hand.
"It was nice to have her home, but at the same time we were kind of leery being back home after being out for over 60 days, but we finally made it," Martha's husband, Alvaro, said.
Still, despite being back only temporarily, Alvaro said Martha is glad to be home. He said that being in a hospital for so long, surrounded by other patients, unfamiliar surroundings and doctors was starting to weigh on her."Everything is a relief to have her home. It was too tense and too demanding to be at the hospital. It is different being home, but while it is nice, it will still take some time to adjust," Alvaro said.Since coming home on Saturday, Alvaro said he and Martha have been busy, with a constant stream of physical and occupational therapists and nurses coming to work with Martha.
"I am overwhelmed. I have been meeting with lawyers about Social Security and disability and all that stuff. It is forms upon forms, and I don't understand that stuff," he said.
Martha, who is also learning to walk again because her leg was severely damaged, is still unsure how long she will have to spend in the hospital after her surgery next week.
"Hopefully it wont be too long," Alvaro said.In the meantime, the couple's children and siblings have traveled from as far away as Florida to spend a few weeks with them and help them readjust to being home."A lot of people have been visiting, a lot of phone calls, but people have been kind to respect our privacy as well, knowing that this is very emotional for us," Alvaro said.
Complicating matters for the Galvis family is that Alvaro was recently diagnosed with a small growth in his brain after complaining of forgetfulness and a lack of focus to the therapist who is treating him for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
"Despite this tragedy, it's good they found this. If I had not been injured, most likely they would have never found it," he said.
Alvaro will undergo an MRI in September, when doctors will be able to determine whether the growth is expanding.
"Doctor's told me that usually this kind of thing is benign, but they just want to make sure," Alvaro said.
Alvaro added that he and Martha are also in the process of finding out how much of their medical costs their insurance company will cover.
With Alvaro on disability and Martha unlikely to ever work again, money is a serious concern.
"I still don't know how much medical debt we are in," Alvaro said.
To help with their expenses, Alvaro and Martha's children set up the Galvis Fund on www.giveforward.com, which has raised more than $60,000 to help cover their quickly ballooning expenses.


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Filmed by Bike is Portland's annual film festival featuring bike-themed shorts. Entries are being accepted through March 1st, 2008 for the sixth annual festival, which is scheduled to take place on April 11-13th at the Clinton Street Theater in Portland, OR. Submission guidelines are as follows.
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Central Ohio's Only Jewish Newspaper Reaching Every Home A WEEKLY Newspaper for the Jewish home Devoted to American and Jewish Ideals Vol, X —No. 8 COLUMBUS, OHIO, I'KniajAUY 22, 1921) Per Year $3.00; I'cr Copy loc Rev. Holmes Urges Moslems And Christians to Aid Jev/s In Rebuilding Palestine Pastor of New York Community Church, Envoy of Nathan Straus, Given Reception By Tel Aviv CHAIM NACHMAN BIALIK PHAISES LIBERAL CLERGYMAN TKL AVIV, PALESTINK —The Chtistiaii and ttic Moslem communities of Palestine were tlrged to lend thcir best cooperation to thc efforts of thc Jewish people in thc rehuildinf; ai thc Holy I.an<l, by Rev. John Hayncs Hohncs, pabtor of tlic New York Com¬ munity Chnrch, who was thc Ruest of honor at a reception given to him re¬ cently by the municipality of Tcl Aviv, the first .ill-Jewish city in P,llcstinc. Thc reception was licld at the Tel Aviv city hall, in the presence of representatives of ,ill Christian churches in Palestine, the municipal of JaiTa and of numerous Jewish organiz.itions. M. DizengoiT, m.iyor of Tcl Aviv, welcomed Rev. Holmes as a striking American per¬ sonality .ind as a minister of God, It was natural, the mayor declared, for Na¬ than Straus, the Rreat American phihin thropist who believes in the principle of King Solomon that the temple must be a place of worship for all peoples, to choo.sc as his envoy Rev. Holmes, who devotes alt of his time to preaching the brothcrliood of man, of religions and races. Rev. Holmes was also praised by Chaim Nachman BLilik, thc leading poet of neo-Hebraic literature. Rev. Holmes in bis recent sermon on Judaism before the Community Church displayed an un¬ derstanding of JucLiism which is ereater ttian many Jews possess, Mr. Bialik stated. Nathan Straus's munificence in charitable work is a symbol of Judaism. His activities are directed for the benefit not of one group but for mankind. His deeds nre a living testimony to thc best ideals. "From certain points of view T as a Christian," Rev. Holmes stated in his address, ''should have stood far from the Zionist movement. Indeed, if the Jews had come to Palestine as crusaders, I would keep aw.iy. Bnt the Jews came here not with thc sword but with the plough. As Nathan Straus told mc be¬ fore ray departure from New York, the Jewish people need Ihc Holy Land to reach their spiritual goal. "There were two perio{Is in Israel's history—of Kings and of Prophets. The first period was full ot bloodshed, mur¬ der and tears, like the history of the kings of all the world. >Iow the Jewish people intend to restore not the period of thc kings hut of the prophets ot history," Dr. Holmes declared. "All communities here should consider themselves happy as thc possibility has been rendered them to work together with thcjews. Mr. Straus is interested in a moral revival, in uniting all mankind. His life is a splendid example of rising. All his life he rose, up and up, and these days he has reached the summit' possible for man. During scores of years Mr. Straus achieved great philanthropic works. Now he rose sublimely and is inspired. His only aim 'is to aee thc fraternity of all peoples and religions. He sees here not only a solution of the Palestine prob- (Ctnilintifd on t>age B) "HOW TO BE HAPPY" IS TOPIC OF RABBI TARSHISH'S SERMON 'On Sunday evening, Feb' ruary 24th, at 8 o'clock Rabbi Jacob Tarshish, of thc Bryden Road Temple, will speak on "How to be Happy." This will be in the nature of an inspira¬ tional address replete with keen observations on life and its problems. The last two Sunday cvenint; serv¬ ices have been exception¬ ally well-attended and it is hoped by the committee that tomorrow night's serv¬ ices will be equally success¬ ful. A special musical pro¬ gram has been arranf;cd and a cordial invitation has been extended io Christians as well as Jews. It has been announced by Robert Weiler, President, that thc Young People's League of the Bryden Road Temple will have its next meeting on Tuesday, March 5th. Thc Brotherhood din¬ ner will take place ut the Southern Hotel, Tuesday evening, February 2Gth, at 6:30. WILL ADDRtlSS DINNIiK- MEETING OF BRYDEN RD. TEMPLE UKOTIIER- HOOn NEXT TUESDAY EVENING "-!«^»i OILUGIl'r BETTMAN Jewish Synagogue At Ohio Pen To Be Dediciated Tomorrow All the Locantabbis Will Take Part in the Exercises Which Commence at 2 o'Clock Tlie new JewiUi Sj nagof ue at thc Oliio State Penitentiary w ill be dedicated Sun¬ day afteniunn, February IMth, at 2 p. m. Among those who will participate in the cereinonies will he: Rabbi Isaac Werne, Raiibi Jacob Tarshish, Raiibi Leo¬ pold Greenwald, R.ilibi Solomon Rivlin, Cantor Ansel Freedman .ind Cantor Solo¬ mon Grodner. The program tor the dcdicjtiun exer¬ cises is being arranged by the Social Service Commitlce of Zion Lodge No. 6i, I. O, B. n., wliicli is compo.sed of "Pop" Jashenosky, chairman; Jack Myers, Frank V. Dayer and David Peiros. It is interesting to npte that for the first time iu the history of this penal institu- tii>n, strictly Ortlindox st'rvicc. arc being held, with the proper reading of thc Orthodox "Sidnr" (prayer book) and thc Sefer Torah. "Pop" Jasheno.sky has announced that invitations to attend the dedication exer¬ cises are being mailed to all the oflicers and trustees of the local congregation, hicluding the directors of the T.almud Torati and the oflicers of Zion Lodge. Due to the liinited .seating cipacity of the Penitentiary Synagogue, only tliose who have been invited wilt be admitted. In order to insure a property carried out program, those expecting to attend must be prompt; llic gates at the penitentiary will be closed at 2 o'clock shari). Those coming aft<;r ttiat tiour will absolutely not be admitted. Acknowtedgmicnt is made tiere of the following gifts received by the oflicers of thc Spring Street "Schiile": The Ark was donated by the penitentiary; ttte Se¬ fer Torah by the Agudath Acliim Con- giegation; thc coverings for the Ark by the F^zras Noshim Society; the carpets by the Watk-On Rug Company: the American Flag by the F. & R. Lazarus & Co.; the Jewish Flag by thc Jewish Friendship League, and the draperies by the H. Kobacker & Sons. Following is the program tb be car¬ ried out Sunday afternnon: (1) Vocal selection. Mah Tovu—Cantor Solomon Grodner; (2) Opening prayer—-Rabbi Isaac Werne; {.S) Prcsent.ltion of Syna¬ gogue—Warden Preston E. Thomas; (1) Acceptance of Synagogue—Rabbi I. B. Jasheno.sky; (5) Remarks—^Jack Myers; (G) Sermon — Rabbi Solomon Rivlin; (7) Vocal selection, Eli Eli- Cantor Ansel Friedman; (8) Remarks- Max Scheff; (0) Sermon—Rabbi Jacob Tarshish; (10) En Kelohenu—Ensem¬ ble; (11) Benediction—Rabbi Leopold Greenwald. Noted Zionist Chieftain To At Southern Hotel March 4th One of tht: largest meetings in the his¬ tory of the local Zionist district \\\\\ take place at the Southern Hotel, Monday* March -1th, when Louis Lipsky will ad^ <trii<i» a muss meeting at the Southern Hotel. Among the organizations that arc cooperating to put this meeting over i]Uccet>i>fully are the Colun]bu:> chapters nf Iladnssah and Jnnior Hadassah, the Ohio Statu University chapter of Avu¬ kah and the Young Judea. Mr. Lipbky'b association Vbith the Zioiiitit movement dateb back to its very inception in Amer¬ ica, more than u t[UJrter of a century ago. The organisation in those days was a very iiibignijicaiit affair compared with its present power and inlluence, and its amazing grovifth is duif: mure to Mn Lip- hky'iS devotion, and ability than to any other single cause. More details about thiii meeting will apiiear in forthconnng ihsues of TiiK CuiiuNio.K. Don't Forget the Annual Linen Shower of Hadassah On February 24th Mrs. Dorothy I^uldlicim of Clevclanil Will Be the Chief Speaker at This Meeting The annual linen shower of thc Co¬ lumbus chapter of Hadassah will take place Sunday, February 24th, in the So¬ cial Hall of thc East Broad Street Tem¬ ple. The committee in charge of thc pm- gram announces that this xvill be one oE the finest mcclings ever sponsored b> the local organization. Mrs. Dorothj Fuhlhcim of Cleveland, one of thc mobt elot]Ucnt Viomcn speakers in the country, will deliver an address of interest to every thinking Jewess in this community. Mo-it Chronicle readers are familiar with the character and personality of Mrs. Fuldhcim. She has often been proclaimed as the Sarah Bernhardt of the present day. Critics hail her as one whoSc efful¬ gent lectures place her at the peak of her profesiiion. Her bright, vivid flashes of intellectual hrillancy cut through thc murk that befogs the lives of the histori¬ cal characters in such a way as to make them again laugh with life, sob with sor- row, or die in despair. A reservoir full nf human emotions permits her faithfully to portray the caustic philosophy of Vol¬ taire, thc poetic austerity of Goethe, the tragic life of Marie Amoinette, the dra¬ matic career of Najjolcon, thc vaulting BIG I. O. O. B. MEETING WILL BE ADDRESSED BY LOCAL JURIST [01 \ \reynolds/ /Bj ''A World-Embracing Religions Reformation Is Imminent And Inevitable/' Declares Dr. Morgenstern Head of Hebrew Union Collcfrc TraccB Graphically the Philosophy and Dcvclopincnt of Israel—Heralds the 200tli Anniversary of the Birth of Moscr Mendelssohn as a Fit Occasion for the Rcinvcstifration of Reform .ludaism—As¬ serts That Judaism Itself Was Born of a Reform Movement LAUDS REFORM JUDAISM FOR EMANCIPATING THE JEW¬ ISH WOMAN AND FH.LING THE SERVICE OF CONFIRMATION WITH SPIRITUAL POWER AND BEAUTY ¦-Hits. DORO'THl FULDHISIM abition of Bismark, the martydoin of Lincoln, the stupidity of Franz Joseph, or the fascinating dizziness of Disraeli Laughter, tears, hope, despair, love, liatc, courage and fear—these arc the brnslics slie employs to color the canvas on wliich she paints the lives of the past gircat. In short, those planning to attend this meet¬ ing are assured of an extraordinary ticr.t to their minds as well as to their tictrls. Ttic meeting will commence at 2:'J0 sharp. One of the features of the enter¬ tainment program will be vocal selcLtiors by Mr. Samuel R. Goldman, leader cf tlii; Ilillel Ctior.ll Club of Ohio State Uni¬ versity. Being that this is a linen shower, ttie officers of Hadassah trust that all tlio,c who attend will bring cither linens or cash contributions. Mrs. Bert Wolman, chairman of hos¬ pitality, will lie in charge of refreshments. Mrs. B. W. Abramson witl preside. \9 Thc speaker for the next big meeting of the local B'nai B'rith Lodge, on Mon¬ day evening, Febru.iry 2otli, at the New Woodiiun's Home, 3C \Vest College ."^trLet, will be Hon. Daii.i F. Reynolds, judge of the Conimon Pleas Court of I'Vaiiklin County. Mr. Rejiiolds has taken "Abraham Lincoln and George Washington" as his text. This will be an I'lien mccling, to which both men and women will be most cordially welcome. Besides thc address of Judge Reynolds, there will be 'another important fciture, iianiel>, thc initiation of the following men: M. E Blooni, Ruben Btumberg, Nat liicslin, H. G. Cliarney, Ben Cohan, I. H Cohen, Harry J. Cowan, Joe Cunix, Mor¬ ns DrosdowitZi J. S. Edelstein, Walter I.. Frank, David Fricdberg, Charles J. I'reidenlierg, Dave Freidland, Sam I.. Gordon, Maurice Ileiips, M. Jonas, Paul Levinson, Bernard Levinstein, Sam Mell¬ man, N. Minitsky, Charles Ross, Arthur Rubin, Charles H. Rubin, Harry H. Ru¬ bin, H. Rubin, Sol Schiff, I. J. Schilling, S. S. Schonberg, M. Schottenstein, Max Silver, Paul Silver, William Sink, Mor¬ ris Sklar, Plii'l A. Slobel, Max Stein, Irving I. Stone, Samuel Stone, Harry Sully, Max Tanneiibauin, Ernest Taus¬ sig, Abe J. Wiener. Al Weinman, J. Weisberg, S. Wiseman, Carl Bernian, Oliver Roth, Sain Lichtenstein. Refreshments will be .served at this meeting, with the following hostesses hi cliarge: Mrs. Martin Rosenthal, Mrs. Sa¬ die Tushbant, Mrs. Sarah Krakowitz. Gilbert Bettman Wall Ad- dres Bryden Rd. Temple Brotherhood Feb. 26th Attorney-General of Ohio Will Be Guest of Honor at Dinner in the Southern Hotel SAN FRANCISCO.— A world-em¬ bracing religions reformation touching the fundamental-) of life and religion aud ba-icd on truth and knowledge is iinmi- nciu and inevitable. Dr. Julian Morgenstern, president of the Hebrew Union College, Cincinnati, Ohio, brought this conclusion to some GOO ] delegates to lhe Slst Council of the Union of American Hebrew Omgregations, here tonight in a scholiirly presentation of his conception of "Judaism and the Mod- ern World," the forum theme of the con- • \cntion now in session at Temple Emanu- El here. Ur. Morgenstern, who heads the insti tutiou entrusted with.the training of rab¬ binical leaders of Ke form Judaism in America, traced graphically the philoso¬ phy and development of his people in the course of his address, arriving dramatical¬ ly at the conviction that "the secret of the continued exisitence of Judaism throughout the ages, to many seeming the wonder and miracle of history, has been Judaibm*s power of reformation and re¬ in tern retation and re\ltalization." "To Justify Itself" In his opinion, as expressed in his address, Reform Judaism finds itself stnmgcly in a defensive position in- that, in the light of ConsErvj.tive and Orthodox Judaisni having come to tread thc path found first by Reform, the latter, "almost as it panic-stricken, halts, makes a right¬ about-face, shifts Its policy and begins to justify itself." And this reversal, Dr, Morgenstern pf>intcrt oul, mean's that "we, tbc spiriluM and intellectual leaders of Reform, have failed to grasp its true inwardness, its full meaning and purpose, its underlying philosophy and basic principle<j, its abso¬ lute hi-jtortc necessity and incvitahleness, its one and only course of purpose and service and progress." Heralding tlie 200th anniversary of the birth of Moses Mendelssohn as "a fit occasion for a reinvestigation of Reform Judaism," he expressed the hope that the Conncil delegates might help "rechart the cour.se" that Reform Judaism may ''again spread wide our sail'? in full pursuit of our true, historic goal." Indicates Earlier Movements In his review, he indicated the present Reform Judaism is not the first movement of its lcin<l in Jewish history. "Whenever the environment of Israel changed radically and a new mode of life with new outlook and standards, new as¬ pirations, new philosophies, new directions aud goals of thinking, striving and living MRS. SIMON LAZARUS ELECTED TO NA¬ TIONAL EXECU¬ TIVE BOARD Speak. MRS. SIMON LAZARUS Mrs. Lazarub, who lives at 172 South Columbia Avenue, Dexley, is one of the five Ohio women elected to the new ex¬ ecutive board of the National Federation of Temple Sisterhofids at it!> recent con¬ clave in San Francisco. Other Ohio women honored are Mrs. Joseph Frankel and Mrs. Adolph Rosenberg of Cincinnati and Mrs. Benjamin Lowenstein and Mrb. Joseph Stein of Cleveland, The endowment fund for the flebrew Union College at Cineinnati lias been iii- creabcJ tu ^,OOD,000 by the raising of $12(i,00t) addiiional. Adolph Ochs of New York, chairman of thu conimittee seek¬ ing ;^5,000,000 fur the institution, told the convention, opened up for Israel," he said, "then < Judaism reformed itself." And at times, he pointed out, this ref¬ ormation "expressed itself chiefly in thc stubborn, reverent retention of all that was old and traditional," whereas it is true that "in any true reform, the task of determining and discarding the truly olisnlcte i.s ciuite as essential and basic as, and ubunlly far 'more difTicult than that of creating the merely new." B<»rn (»f Reform Movement Judaism itself, he said, was born of a reform movement when, Jerusalem hav¬ ing been captured and thc Temple de- strojed after Judah was conquered in flyC B. C by the Rabjlonians, the flower of the people was led into captivity. Then, he .said, it was that the people realized "Israel would return to it<; God in purity of soul, resohcd to walk with Tim ever thereafter in integrity and faith futncbs." This "realization was born, he pointed out, from the prophecy of Jeremiah, nnd through tlic Babylonian Exile, "Juda¬ ism, the religion of life and hope, of divine love and universal purpose, of holiness and consecration, of individual worship and righteousness was bom." 150 Years Later A second reformation came, he indicat¬ ed, a century and a half later, when Ezra, the priest, born in the midst of a habylo- nian-Persian cultural ciuironment, brought to Palestine, and imposed upon I an only half-willing people, a new order I uf national, hirarchical and social organ- I ization, based very ^largely upon the I Ba^^yUmian priestly system. A third reform movement, three cen¬ turies later, culminated, he said, in Phari- baism, in a "new and infinitely larger and more elastic conception of the law and of divine revelation." The fourth reformation, foilowing the destruction of the Temple Dy tTie Romans in 70 A. D. produced, he said, "a new authority in Judaism, a new lawbook, a new concept of atonement, a new place and form of worship, a new type of holi¬ ness, n new emphasis upon the moral and the spiritual, upon the service to God of ¦ the heart instead of that of thc altar and the sacrifice, upon the direct approach to Gnd of thu individual unmedlatcd by priesthood." "Delayed 400 Years** In his summary, he emphasized his be¬ lief that the new Reform Judaism should have been born in the ISth century instead of thc I'Jth. "That it:, birth was delayed -iOO \cars was due," he said, "solely to a misfortupe {Contimteil on page C) Gilbert Bettman, attorney-general of thc state of Ohio, will address the sec¬ ond meeting of thc Br}den Road Temple Brotherhood this coming Tuesday eve¬ ning, February 26th, at the Southern Hotel, at 0:30 o'clock. A large and representative gathering of the Bryden Road Temple Sisterhood will also attend. Thc first meeting, at which Dr. Goddard spoke, was also well attended by the ladies, and, because of numerous requests, thc meeting on Tues¬ day will be open to the ladies in order to give them an opportunity to hear Mr. Bettman's message. For the entertainment part of the pro¬ gram, the connnittee has obtained Mas¬ ter Martin Horowitz, a talented violinist, who will be accompanied by his teacher at the piano. Another special feature will be several jazz and classical piano niaiibeis by Mr. Wayne Stout, well known iu Columbus for his ability as a pianist. The dinner Tuesday evening will fac served promptly at 0:110 o'clock. Dr. S. Ti. Edelman will prcbide, and various cumhiittec reports will he heard. TO ADDRESS MASS MEET¬ ING AT BETH JACOB CONGREGATION ON FEa 2rith ALPHA EPSILON PHI WINS The Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority of Ohio State University was winner hi the competitive .skit^ at annual Hi-Jtnx held Saturday evening, February IGth, at Uni¬ versity Chapel, under the auspices of the Women's Athletic Association. The win¬ ning skit, "School Daze," was written by Miss Ruth B. Rosfitthalcr of Cinciiinati and Miss Alfreda Kdelson of Ironton, Pi Beta sorority was awarded second place aud Kappa Alplia Theta, third. GEDALIA UUBLICK This famous oratpr and publicist is knuwn throughout the land. He has exercised a remarkable inlluence on the revival of Judaism in thc United States. Gifted with high idealism and an emo¬ tional temperament, he has wielded his pen in tlie elevation of traditional Juda- iBm, often times chiiupioning single- handed the battle of orthodoxy. Mr. Bubliik will hit introdticed by Rabbi Leopold Greenwald of the Beth Jacob congregation at ihc big Mizrachi meeting to Le held Tuesday evening, February 20th. Ill annouiu'ing thii, metting. Rabbi Grcrnwald made the following statement: "Mr. Bublick was one of the original founders of the Mizrachi organization in America, to which he has always hcen devotedly Attached. Mr. Bublick lias traveled extensively through the different European countries and has visited Lon- dor, Basil and Karlsbad 'on several occa¬ sions ill connection witli Zionist World congresses and Zionist conferences. In LJ)20 Mr, Bublick paid his first visit to Eretz Israel, and wrote a series of articles on the political, economic and cultural aspects of Eretz Israel and Judaism, which appeared later in book form under the title, "My Trip to Palestine." In 1931 he specially toured Europe to study conditions in relation to the Jewisli situa¬ tion there, concerning which a scries of interesting articles appeared in *'The Tagehtalt." In \SiV> he again went to Palestine to attend the opening of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem as rep¬ resentative of thc American Keren Haye¬ sod. At the thirteenth annual convention of the Mizrachi Organization of Amer¬ ica, held in Boston in January, lf>*iS, Mr. Bublick was elected president of the Miz¬ rachi Organization. The convention felt that onl> a man with such an excellent record and having a clear policy and con¬ firmed convictions concerning the up¬ building of Eretz Israel on traditional lines could undertake the reorganization of the Mizrachi and forge it not only into an integral part of Jewish devclopuieni in Eretz Israel, but also into a leading factor in the expansion of American Jew¬ ish life. It is Itoped by the <:ommittte arranging this nieifting in honor of Mr. Bnbh'ck tluit hoth lyoung und old vrlll tutii out to gi«£t thia distinguished bon of Israel 'm^A ta hear him speak on "The Probtem Coi^- fronting Ua/' \ .\ X!fA-. ..I i^.; Lj. ¦ '¦¦¦". hi"...*'." Ia.-'»;--. i^ iV 'v^y^'T .\''^'lT^'
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Central Ohio's Only
Jewish Newspaper
Reaching Every Home
A WEEKLY Newspaper for the Jewish home
Devoted to American
Jewish Ideals
Vol, X —No. 8
COLUMBUS, OHIO, I'KniajAUY 22, 1921)
Per Year $3.00; I'cr Copy loc
Rev. Holmes Urges Moslems
And Christians to Aid Jev/s
In Rebuilding Palestine
Pastor of New York Community
Church, Envoy of Nathan
Straus, Given Reception
By Tel Aviv
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The Kansas City Chiefs have hired former Philadelphia Eagles defensive line coach Tommy Brasher as their defensive line coach, former Eagles wide receivers coach David Culley as their assistant head coach and wide receivers coach, former Eagles tight ends coach Tom Melvin as their tight ends coach, former Eagles quarterbacks offensive quality control coach Matt Nagy as their quarterbacks coach, former Eagles assistant to the head coach Corey Matthaei as quality control coach and Temple graduate assistant Britt Reid as quality control coach. The team also hired Barry Rubin as their head strength and conditioning coach and Travis Crittenden as their assistant head strength and conditioning coach.
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Katie Holmes & Suri: Early Morning Outing!
Katie Holmes flashes a smile as she steps out with her daughter Suri for a girls' day out on Friday morning (June 22) in New York City.
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HAVANA, Jan. 21 (UPI) -- Colombia's FARC rebels ended their unilateral cease-fire and called on the government to enact a bilateral truce during peace talks, officials said.
The unilateral truce was ended Sunday "with pain in our heart," said FARC's lead negotiator, known by his pseudonym of "Ivan Marquez," Colombia Reports said.
FARC, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, declared the unilateral cease-fire at the beginning of peace talks in November,
Despite the end of the cease-fire, government and rebel negotiators continue peace talks in Havana.
In anticipation of the FARC statement, President Juan Manuel Santos on Saturday said the government was prepared for a surge in rebel violence.
FARC carried out 57 attacks during the 60-day cease-fire, Colombia's ombudsman said.


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I pretty much love music. Actually, that's probably an understatement. I am obsessed (like fall in love with a new song every week and listen to it a thousand times over and over again obsessed). I wish there was a soundtrack that played throughout my life, and honestly, there kinda is... it's just in my head. So, from my head to your ears, here's my summer soundtrack: the songs I had on repeat all summer neatly packaged in a Spotify playlist!
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1. I Stand Alone, Theophilus London 2. You Will Leave a Mark, A Silent Film 3. Dirty Paws, Of Monsters and Men 4. Perfect World, Gossip 5. Bavarian #1 (Say You Will), Miike Snow 6. St. Croix, Family of the Year 7. Turn Off This Song and Go Outside, The Lonely Forest 8. Safe and Sound, Capital Cities 9. Heartbeat, Nneka 10. The Sun Always Shines on TV, a-ha 11. We are the People, Empire of the Sun 12. Tongue Tied, Grouplove 13. Away Frm U, Oberhofer 14. Silenced by the Night, Keane 15. Ho Hey, The Lumineers 16. Disparate Youth, Santigold 17. Dancing on my Own, Robyn 18. So Good, B.o.B. 19. Take a Walk, Passion Pit 20. Welcome Home, Son, Radical Face
What were your favorite songs this summer? Leave a comment and let me know, I am always looking for great new music to add to my soundtrack!


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July 15, 2002
House Passes H.R. 4878, the "Improper Payments Information Act of 2002"
On July 9, 2002, the House passed, by voice vote, H.R. 4878, the "Improper Payments Information Act of 2002."
The legislation contains the following provisions of interest:
Estimates of Improper Payments and Reports on Actions to Reduce Them
Would require the head of each Federal agency to:
- Annually review all programs and activities they administer and identify any that may be susceptible to significant improper payments.
- Estimate the annual amount of improper payments and include that estimate in their annual budget submission.
For estimates that exceed one percent of the total program budget or 1 million dollars annually (whichever is less), the bill would require the head of the agency to provide with the estimate a report including:
- A statement of whether the agency has the information systems and other infrastructure necessary to reduce improper payments to minimal cost-effective levels;
- A description of the resources it has requested in its budget submission to get the necessary information systems and infrastructure; and
- A description of the steps that the agency has taken to ensure accountability by responsible agency managers for reducing improper payments.
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VATICAN CITY (AP) — The late pontiff Paul VI, who led an era of church reforms and issued a ban on contraception, is progressing along the path to possible sainthood.
Pope Benedict XVI approved a decree Thursday recognizing the "heroic virtues" of the Italian, who served as pontiff from 1963-1978. To be beatified, the last formal step before sainthood, a miracle achieved through Paul VI's intercession must be recognized by the Vatican.
Paul gained prominence at the Vatican as a close aide to wartime pontiff Pius XII and later led the Milan archdiocese. Elected pontiff in 1963, Paul continued the groundbreaking liberalizing reforms started by predecessor Pope John XXIII, traveled worldwide and promoted better relations among Christians.
His 1968 encyclical "Humanae Vitae," which forbids Catholics to use contraception, was highly controversial.


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BONDAD Four people were killed and three others injured Friday afternoon in a head-on collision on La Plata County Road 318 about a half-mile east of U.S. Highway 550.
The crash occurred at 3:47 p.m. and involved a white Ford Focus and a white Chevy Suburban. Both vehicles came to rest in the eastbound lane, said Karola Hanks, fire marshal with Durango Fire & Rescue Authority.
The four people killed were in the Focus, which was registered out of Trinidad, said Capt. Martin Petrik with the Colorado State Patrol. All four occupants appeared to be in their late teens or early 20s, he said.
Two men were in the front seats and two women were in the back.
Their identities were not released pending notification of next of kin. The driver was Native American but not a member of the Southern Ute Indian Tribe, Petrik said.
Billie Jo Lyda, 33, of Pagosa Springs and two small boys in car seats were inside the Suburban, which is registered out of Pagosa Springs, Petrik said.
Lyda was taken to Mercy Regional Medical Center by ambulance with serious injuries, where she was listed in fair condition Friday night. The two boys were driven to the hospital for observation, Hanks said.
The identities of the boys were not immediately available Friday night.
Petrik said the Suburban was in its own lane heading eastbound when the Focus, for unknown reasons, crossed the center line and collided with the Suburban.
The Focus, which was coming downhill, left skid marks that made it appear as if the vehicle was passing somebody, Petrik said. They were not brake marks; rather, they were yaw marks the kind left when a vehicle makes a high-speed turn and causes the wheels to squeal, he said.
Police were unaware of any witnesses to the accident.
The car was on the wrong side of the road. Why, we dont know, Petrik said.
The driver of the Suburban, which was traveling uphill, had no time to hit the brakes.
It seems like they got hit out of nowhere, he said.
Three helicopters were dispatched to the scene, but all were canceled when rescue workers arrived and decided they were unnecessary, Hanks said.
County Road 318 was closed near Bondad for about four hours as authorities investigated, and reopened at about 8 p.m. The closure was made as an accident reconstruction team and the coroner worked the crash site, about four miles north of the Colorado-New Mexico line.
The crash investigation was expected to be transferred to the Southern Ute Indian Tribal Police, because the driver suspected to be at fault was Native American and the crash happened on the reservation.


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GREENSBORO, N.C. - Three quarterbacks - Duke's Anthony Boone, Florida State's Jameis Winston and Maryland's C.J. Brown - were selected as the Atlantic Coast Conference Offensive Backs of the Week in the final 2013 ACC Football Players of the Week announced on Monday.
The trio of quarterback evenly split the votes among the ACC's media panel after leading their teams to road wins in last Saturday's regular-season finales. Boone threw for 274 yards and a pair of scores as Duke clinched the Coastal Division title with a win at North Carolina. Winston keyed Florida State's victory at rival Florida by throwing for 327 yards and three touchdowns. Brown passed for three touchdowns and ran for two more while accumulating 138 rushing yards in Maryland's win at NC State.
Winston also shared ACC Rookie of the Week honors with Miami wide receiver Stacy Coley. Other ACC honorees include Virginia Tech's Andrew Miller as Offensive Lineman of the Week, Florida State's Kelvin Benjamin as Receiver of the Week, Georgia Tech's Jeremiah Attaochu as Defensive Lineman of the Week, Maryland's Matt Robinson as Linebacker of the Week, Virginia Tech's Kendall Fuller as Defensive Back of the Week, and Miami's Pat O'Donnell as Specialist of the Week.
CO-OFFENSIVE BACK - Anthony Boone, Duke, Jr.-R, QB, 6-0, 230, Weddington, N.C.
Boone completed 23-of-34 passes (.677) for 274 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions in the 20th-ranked Blue Devils' 27-25 Coastal Division-clinching win over North Carolina. Boone engineered Duke's game-winning drive in the fourth quarter - an 11-play, 66-yard march that resulted in Ross Martin's 27-yard field goal with 2:22 left. On the afternoon, Boone directed a Duke offense that committed no turnovers and allowed no sacks while rolling up 27 first downs and 461 total yards (187 rushing and 274 passing). Duke entered the week converting an ACC-low 25.3 percent on third down, but Boone led the Blue Devils to an 8-of-15 conversion rate (.533) versus UNC.
CO-OFFENSIVE BACK/CO-ROOKIE - Jameis Winston, Florida State, Fr.-R, QB, 6-4, 225, Bessemer, Ala.
Winston threw for 327 yards and three touchdowns in leading Florida State to a 37-7 win at Florida on Saturday. Winston became the first opposing quarterback to pass for 300 yards in over three years - a 42-game stretch - against the Gators. Florida entered the game ranked third in the nation in passing defense, allowing 157.7 yards per game, and had given up a nation-low five passing touchdowns all season. By halftime, Winston had already totaled 208 yards passing - his eighth 200-yard first half of the season - and two scores. On the day, Winston set a new FSU single-season record for passing touchdowns (35), breaking the old mark of 33 set in 2000 by Chris Weinke, and recorded his sixth 300-yard passing game of the season as FSU's 30-point victory was the largest by the Seminoles ever versus Florida in Gainesville.
CO-OFFENSIVE BACK - C.J. Brown, Maryland, Jr.-R, QB, 6-3, 210, Cranberry Twp., Pa.
Brown accounted for five touchdowns (three rushing and two passing) for the second time this season in a 41-21 win over NC State. Brown rushed for a season-high 138 yards, which is the third-best rushing performance by a quarterback in school history, and averaged 9.2 yards per carry. His three touchdowns on the ground are the most by a Terrapin in a single game since 2010. He also passed for 259 yards, including a 53-yard scoring strike for Maryland's first touchdown. It marked the third time this season Brown has passed for over 250 yards and rushed for over 100 yards.
OFFENSIVE LINEMAN - Andrew Miller, Virginia Tech, Sr.-R, LB, 6-4, 293, Bassett, Va.
Playing in his final game against Virginia Tech's in-state rival, Miller had perhaps the finest game of his career in Saturday's 16-6 win at Virginia. Miller played all 75 offensive snaps, grading out at 92 percent with a career-high 20 knockdown blocks as the Tech offensive line paved the way for nearly 150 yards on the ground by the running backs. He finished the regular season with an 86 percent grade and a team-high 115 knockdowns, 56 more than his closest teammate.
RECEIVER - Kelvin Benjamin, Florida State,-So. -R., WR, 6-5, 238, Belle Glade, Fla.
Benjamin became the first Seminole in 10 years to tally 200 yards receiving in a game and single handedly outgained the Gators' entire offense in Saturday's 37-7 win at Florida. Benjamin's 212 receiving yards are the most in a game in the ACC in 2013, and the three touchdown receptions tied the ACC high for the season. Benjamin's first touchdown put FSU ahead 10-0 in the second quarter when he broke three tackles en route to a 45-yard score. The Gators entered the game with the nation's No. 3 pass defense, allowing just 157.7 per game, and had given up only five passing touchdowns all season, but were unable to slow down Benjamin, who had 108 yards and two scores before halftime.
DEFENSIVE LINEMAN - Jeremiah Attaochu, Georgia Tech, Sr. DE, 6-3, 242, Washington, D.C..
Attaochu recorded a career-high 4.0 sacks - the third-most single-game sacks in Georgia Tech history - in a double-overtime loss to Georgia on Saturday. Attaochu, who also had eight tackles and a pass break-up, tied the Yellow Jacket all-time career sack record of 31.0, which ranks fifth in ACC history.
LINEBACKER - Matt Robinson, Maryland, Jr, LB, 6-4, 230, Columbia, Md.
Robinson finished with a career-high 17 tackles, the second-highest total for a Terp this season, including a personal-best 3.5 tackles for loss in Saturday's 41-21 road win at NC State. He also registered a half-sack and one pass break-up.
DEFENSIVE BACK -Kendall Fuller, Virginia Tech, Fr., CB, 5-11, 180, Baltimore, Md.
Fuller was a lockdown corner all day for the Hokies in shutting down the Virginia offense in Virginia Tech's 16-6 win. He had a career-high eight tackles and four pass break-ups to go along with a half-sack and his team-leading and Tech freshman record sixth interception of the year.
SPECIALIST- Pat O'Donnell, Miami, Gr., 6-5, 220, P, Lake Worth, Fla.
O'Donnell booted four punts for a 44.2-yard average, including three kicks inside Pitt's 20-yard line, in Miami's 41-31 road win at Pitt. However, O'Donnell's biggest play occurred on the opening kickoff ,when the graduate punter forced a Pitt fumble which was recovered by Miami's Garrett Kidd. O'Donnell's first career forced fumble resulted in the first of three Stacy Coley touchdowns in the Miami win.
CO-ROOKIE - Stacy Coley, Miami, Fr., WR, 6-1, 180, Pompano Beach, Fla.
Coley accumulated 171 all-purpose yards and three touchdowns in Miami's 41-31 road win at Pitt. Coley hauled in two receiving touchdowns and later posted a rushing score to his total. Coley now has touchdowns in three straight games. He finished with three catches for 73 yards and two touchdowns against the Panthers, while rushing for a 73-yard TD in the second quarter. With his 73-yard touchdown run, Coley became the only FBS player in 2013 to record a touchdown via receiving, rushing, punt return and kickoff return. He is the third Miami freshman in the past 20 years to record 10-plus touchdowns in his rookie campaign, joining Clinton Portis (1999) and Duke Johnson (2012).


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There are no world records for will or mental toughness, but rest assured Katie Ledecky would hold them if there were.
All you needed to be certain of that was to see what Ledecky did Tuesday with almost no rest assured.
That is why Ledecky's most remarkable achievement on day three of the World Swimming Championships in Kazan, Russia was not setting her second world record in two days while winning a second straight world title in the 1,500-meter freestyle.
It was what she pulled off 32 minutes later in the semifinals of the 200 free.
Seventh of eight after 150 meters left, seemingly dead (tired) in the water, the 18-year-old from Bethesda,...


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Missouri CourthousesContact and other information about this county is available on the National Association of Counties website, http://explorer.naco.org/.
In 1906 John Salmon, a Morgan County citizen, recalled that the court purchased a log house off the square for the county's first courthouse in 1836. They moved the building to the center of the square, where it continued in use as a courthouse until 1843.
The second courthouse was a rectangular, two-story building built in 1844, also on the square (Figure 1). Two men from Jefferson City, William Burch and Colonel Young, made the brick.
Figure 1Morgan County Courthouse, 1844-1887. (From: Versailles, Missouri-Its First 125 years)
On March 12, 1887, before construction began on the new courthouse that Morgan County citizens had voted to build, fire destroyed their modest brick courthouse of 1844. Fireplaces and pot-bellied stoves created fire hazards that constantly threatened 19th century buildings; arson frequently was suspected if the courthouse held damaging evidence to be used in a forthcoming trial. After the fire, Versailles businessmen quickly constructed buildings and rented space to the County Court at rates which some considered exorbitant.
In June 1887 voters defeated a proposition for a bond issue. Two area newspapers blamed a third newspaper for the defeat, claiming the Morgan County Leader had failed to educate the people. The following year the county held another election. In spite of a majority vote, the election results were challenged. Those disputing the results asked whether the two-thirds majority, which the law required, applied to the total number of voters or only those who voted on the courthouse issue. The challenge was finally resolved in February 1889 when the judge ordered the County Court to issue bonds for the new courthouse.
The third and present courthouse was designed by William F. Schrage, an architect from Kansas City, in 1889 (Figure 2). Henry H. Hohenschild, an architect practicing in Rolla, also visited Morgan County's court and presented plans for their consideration. But the court chose Schrage's plan, which called for four corner pavilions, a center tower and porches supported by brick columns.
Figure 2Morgan County Courthouse, 1889-. Architect: William F. Schrage (From: St. Louis Globe Democrat, Sept. 20, 1925)
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Circuit City Sorry For Commanding Employees To Destroy Mad Mag's "Sucker City" Parody
After a thin-skinned Circuit City exec ordered stores carrying Mad Magazine to search and destroy all copies of a recent issue featuring a 4-page parody of "Sucker City," someone with a brain stopped the madness. Here's the surprisingly classy message we just got from corporate:
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I spotted the article about Circuit City and MAD Magazine on your site.
fyi, I became aware of this "situation" only this morning, and I have sent a note today to the Editors of MAD Magazine.
Speaking as "an embarrassed corporate PR Guy," I apologized for the fact that some overly-sensitive souls at our corporate headquarters ordered the removal of the August issue of MAD Magazine from our stores. Please keep in mind that only 40 of our 700 stores sell magazines at all.
The parody of our newspaper ad in the August MAD was very clever. Most of us at Circuit City share a rich sense of humor and irony…but there are occasional temporary lapses.
We apologize for the knee-jerk reaction, and have issued a retraction order; the affected stores are being directed to put the magazines back on sale.
As a gesture of our apology and deep respect for the folks at MAD Magazine, we are creating a cross-departmental task force to study the importance of humor in the corporate workplace and expect the resulting Powerpoint presentation to top out at least 300 pages, chock full of charts, graphs and company action plans.
In addition I have offered to send the MAD Magazine Editor a $20.00 Circuit City Gift Card, toward the purchase of a Nintendo Wii….if he can find one!
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450mm and EUV: Critical Challenges Facing the Semiconductor Industry
At the April 25 Silicon Valley Lunch Forum, speakers from Applied Materials, ASML, and Intel discussed the critical challenges of 450mm and EUV facing the semiconductor industry. Both subjects are expected to major topics at SEMICON West 2013, as leading players will present updated schedules and discuss critical barriers and needs.
Jim Koonmen, senior VP at ASML and GM at Brion, discussed how the transition from 300mm to 450mm will increase manufacturing efficiencies for very high-volume manufacturing but it's a challenging proposition. He said that customers are increasingly concerned about manufacturing cost. ASML will enable continuous cost reduction, primarily through shrink, although shrink becomes a bigger risk for customers given the overall technology risk. 450mm looks like a "doable" cost reduction scenario, but that 450mm provides limited cost benefit for scanning systems and that significant enhancements in overlay are required next to wafer size increase to accommodate the roadmap.
With massive funding from leading chip makers, ASML has initiated 450mm development programs on two platforms and four wavelengths. He sees early version tools in 2015/16, with volume systems in 2018.
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In summary, Koonmen said that in combination with a holistic approach, immersion technology is capable of supporting shrink to 14 and 10 nm. Once power is sufficient for 125 wafers per hour, EUV becomes technology of choice for high-volume production of key layers. Koonmen believes that the industry will align on 450mm insertion point around 10nm node… "EUV first, 450mm later." He emphasized that more and deeper partnerships are required throughout the industry to maintain speed and affordability.
On the other hand, Steve Johnston, Ph.D. is director, External Programs and Supplier Technology Integration, Technology Manufacturing Engineering at Intel Corporation, focused on the development of EUV and 450mm equipment/materials infrastructures to enable cost-effective manufacturing and grow the industry. He said that it's increasingly clear that collaboration and scale are key. Two programs that will reduce the wafer cost —the introduction of both EUV and 450mm. Graph below compares different patterning cost options.
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Johnston said that you can look at different process flows and different type of equipment but "the overall notion that EUV is a vehicle to enable scaling but also realize cost decreases is important." He focused on a graph that looks at 450mm in terms of dollars per square mm of silicon processed. He noted that the historical data points for 200mm shows costs increasing to an upper control limit and then dropping back down at the initial introduction of 300mm. The costs increase again as new technology is introduced with scaling. He anticipates a similar situation with 450mm.
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"I'm not saying that's when we are going to introduce 450mm; for us, 10nm is 2015," Johnston said. He stated that the point was that "at the 10nm node, we are expecting it to exceed the historical threshold for when we have changed wafer size transitions in the past."
He emphasized that flawless and synchronized execution across the industry is required to realize benefits.
About EUV, Johnston stated that progress is being made through the efforts of many but key challenges remain. He said that on the positive side, the intrinsic hardware performance of EUV is roughly in line with ArF. While resist performance looks reasonable for 18-20nm half pitch, it needs improvement for tighter pitches. Also positive, he stated that integrated data shows EUV matched to ArF for defectivity and CD control and that there is steady progress on mask blanks.
But on the negative side, Johnston noted that source power is gating and well behind schedule and reticle defectivity is a significant concern — reticle inspection capability is needed in time and reticle pellicle program is gaining momentum.
Both EUV and 450mm require close industry collaboration across many levels and in many forms. He emphasized that while EUV is progressing, source power and reticle defectivity remain significant concerns.
Kirk Hasserjian, corporate VP, Strategic Programs, Silicon Systems Group at Applied Materials, explored the key factors for a successful transition to 450mm, including how the 450C consortium is moving forward with the help of the companies that are involved. He stressed that the synchronization of timelines is really important.
Source: Applied Materials, April 2013
The graph below shows how parallel development drive the need for efficient R&D. How efficient is the industry is with R&D dollars? Hasserjian said, "This representative graph of what the industry is going through. Spending for 300mm spending for R&D and then going through the platform transitions that are needed and the infrastructure that needs to be put in for 450 — causes a bubble. Within the industry, this bubble is very difficult to absorb." He said it was crucial to drive for more efficient R&D, and that "flattening out the bubble is key."
"2018 is coming and it's already 2013 now," Hasserjian stated, getting a chuckle from the audience when he noted that "that's quite a few years between now and then…a lot of things could happen, and typically bad things happen" referring to issues that could push 450mm out even further, making the transition more difficult.
Source: Applied Materials, April 2013
He also talked about collaboration — "the need to collaborate early and intimately" with an open dialog between IC makers, equipment suppliers and materials suppliers on these key topics: Joint R&D, Tool Design, Fab Layout, and Technology Requirements. He also touched on Standardization, Innovation, and the need for Supply Chain Readiness as Key Factors for a successful transition
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Saber Interactive uses big ideas to affect familiar genres. 2007's TimeShift cleverly used control of time to reimagine tactical FPS combat. Saber's new title, Inversion, looks like an appropriate follow-up. It melds a big idea to a familiar genre in a way that will force players to think about space in a way that shooters rarely do. Whether there's enough variety and creativity in its levels and set pieces is an open question, but from what I saw, the mechanics and the idea itself are convincingly in place.
Three dimensions made navigation more important in video games than it ever was in 2D. In 3D you have to figure out where you're supposed to go before you can think about whether or not you'll be able to shoot everything when you arrive. Inversion teases this immediate sense of first having to read the landscape to figure out where you are in space before shooting at the melty mutants and aliens who want your blood. Inversion creates a play arena using shifting centers of gravity - you never know if you're being shot at from the walls, ceilings, or from on the ground straight ahead. In some of the more imaginative rooms you'll have to keep track of whether your character is standing on the side wall, ceiling, or floor.
You'll play as Davis Russel, a cop whose wife was just killed by a massive army of invading aliens on a planet that may or may not be Earth (I asked, Inversion would neither confirm nor deny). Since cops generally travel in pairs, there's co-op, either online or via split screen.
In Inversion's big multi-planar rooms, you'll jump back and forth between walls and ceilings using small blue conduits that toss you onto a new plane. The level I played took place in a volcanic cavern, and several streams of lava flowing downward served as three-dimensional orientation. It's a simple idea, and one that's been used in other perspective-shifting shooters like Prey and Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time.
Still, the shifting perspective adds a pleasant sense of variation. It reminded me of classic Mario levels where well-familiar gameplay ideas suddenly flip on their heads, where you have to relearn the basics just because the view has changed. It felt like a basic IQ test standing on a ceiling and trying to match my aim with enemies on the ground below. Grenades can be thrown from one gravity field to the next, another neat wrinkle. Toss one far enough, and it will redirect and fall upward along a wall.
Inversion isn't relying on perspective-shifting alone to hold players interest. Davis has a tool called a Gravlink, which works like a gravity gun that you can switch between two modes. Low-G mode fires small globes of gravity disrupting material that sends enemies and debris floating upward for a few seconds of weightlessness. The effect is temporary, and enemies can still attack while hovering in the air but they become less accurate and aggressive. In High-G mode, you can use the Gravlink to bring down big parts of the environment to the ground, allowing you some control over cover placement in an area.
You can also use the Gravlink to pull smaller parts of the environment toward you, like gasoline canisters and cement chunks. The cement can be used like a shield for a brief period, and gas canisters can be used like giant grenades or moved around the environment to create fire traps. There are also tactical limitations on the Gravlink, as it takes a few seconds to fully recharge after a couple of uses. Players will have to think a little more carefully before spraying the world with gravity disrupting pools.
It sounds like Saber might make smart use of these tactical and sensorial elements in multiplayer. Namco Bandai isn't showing multiplayer yet, but it will support 16 players and include a King of the Hill-style mode where teams race each other to a control point that flips gravity on the other team. If the attacking team kicks the defenders off the control point gravity will switch again, making each change in momentum a literal change in orientation. The Gravlink will also run on ammo in multiplayer rather than constantly recharging, rewarding players who learn how best to use its powers.
Inversion will be out on February 7, 2012 for Xbox 360 and PS3. A PC version is also being planned and is likely to ship some time after the console versions.