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CHICAGO (AP) — A lawyer who represents the widow of a Chicago man who was poisoned with cyanide after winning the lottery says most of the businessman's $2 million estate should go to his client.
The Chicago Sun-Times reported (http://bit.ly/TSuYZX) Thursday that attorney Al-Haroon Husain showed an agreement signed by Urooj Khan months before his death that names his wife, Shabana Ansari, as benefactor for his interest in a dry cleaning operation.
The deal was signed May 2, 2012, said Husain, who is representing Ansari in a court case over the estate.
Khan's brother, Imtiaz Khan, called the agreement "nonsense."
Urooj Khan, 46, died July 20 as he was about to collect $425,000 in lottery winnings. His death initially was ruled a result of natural causes. But a relative whose identity remains a mystery asked for further tests that revealed in November that he had been poisoned.
His body was exhumed in January for more testing.
Ansari and other relatives have denied any role in his death and expressed a desire to learn the truth.
Khan had moved to the U.S. from his home in Hyderabad, India, in 1989, setting up several dry cleaning businesses and buying into some real estate investments.
Despite having foresworn gambling after making the haj pilgrimage to Mecca in 2010, Khan bought a lottery ticket in June. He said winning the lottery meant everything to him and that he planned to use his winnings to pay off mortgages, expand his business and donate to St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital.
He was just days from receiving his winnings when he died before dawn on July 20.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is working with Colombia and other countries to see if mediation can bring opposing sides in Venezuela together for talks on ending unrest there, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said on Friday.
"We are working closely with Colombia and other countries to try to see how some kind of mediation might be able to take place, because it's obviously already proven very difficult for the two sides to bring themselves together by themselves," Kerry said during a joint news conference with his Colombian counterpart.
"They need to sit down and come together and talk about the future of Venezuela and how they can best affect that future in a peaceful and responsible way," he said.
A month of student-led demonstrations and violence in Venezuela has killed at least 17 people and exposed deep discontent with Venezuela's economic problems.
Kerry repeated that the United States was willing to have a more constructive relationship with the government of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, who expelled three U.S. embassy staff he said were recruiting students to rise up against him.
The United States called the accusations baseless and in reciprocal actions expelled three Venezuelan diplomats.
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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — One by one, members of the 1990s radical environmentalist movement dropped out of sight. By indictment or forcing them underground, federal prosecutors dissolved "The Family," the loose-knit group of animal-rights activists and environmentalists blamed for fires at a ski resort, lumber mills and wild-horse corrals.
Two former members are still at large, and 10 people pleaded guilty in 2007 to conspiracy and arson charges. Among those 10 were some who gave up information on their fellow activists.
But Rebecca Rubin, sentenced Monday to five years in prison, refused to talk to prosecutors about her co-conspirators. Her silence has earned her a measure of celebrity in the animal-rights and anarchist movements, her attorney said.
Prosecutors say that silence, and the ensuing celebrity, are part of the reason Rubin merited a longer sentence.
"The people testifying agreed to name names," Assistant U.S. Attorney Steven Peifer said. "These individuals have stuck their necks out."
Rubin's attorney argues that she doesn't want public attention.
After declining interview requests and directing her family to do the same, the public at last heard from Rubin on Monday in federal court in Portland, Ore. In a trembling voice, she read from a statement that acknowledged the damage wrought by multiple arsons while asserting that she would continue to fight for the rights of animals and the preservation of the environment.
"I was so convinced of the righteousness of my beliefs that I ignored the shortcomings of my own actions," Rubin said.
The five-year sentence she received was the lowest allowable by federal sentencing guidelines.
U.S. District Court Judge Ann Aiken said Monday that Rubin showed contrition and lived in "an emotional prison cell" during seven years as a fugitive in Canada, from December 2005 to November 2012.
Aiken said she understood Rubin's desire to see a change in how animals and the environment are treated, but she said Rubin's actions, which included contributing to several arsons, did serious damage.
"That kind of damage is not how democracy works or how true change is accomplished," Aiken said.
Rubin's mother drove her from Vancouver, British Columbia, to the U.S. border at Blaine, Wash., in November 2012, where her surrender to the FBI had been negotiated for her role with the Earth Liberation Front and the Animal Liberation Front.
Investigators blame the groups for 20 fires across the West from 1996 to 2001 that did $40 million in damage. They burned a ski resort in Colorado, wild horse corrals in Oregon and Northern California, and lumber mills and Forest Service offices in Oregon. There were no injuries, and no one died.
She was ordered to pay more than $13 million in restitution upon her release and perform 200 hours of community service. Rubin is a Canadian citizen. Her sentence will not be carried out until she is naturalized in the U.S., which Aiken said she expects soon.
Aiken included in her sentence an order to read two books: "David and Goliath," by Malcolm Gladwell, which Aiken said Rubin could learn non-violent means to protesting systems she perceives as unjust; and "Nature's Trust," by University of Oregon environmental law professor Mary C. Wood.
At issue to government prosecutors, who sought a 90-month sentence, was the nature of Rubin's role in plotting and executing the arsons and the celebrity status they say she has achieved among anarchists for refusing to talk to investigators about the two people still at large.
Rubin's attorney, Richard Troberman, said Monday that Rubin didn't seek any of the fame associated with her flight from justice or ensuing silence, and that she would discourage anyone else from taking similar actions.
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(7 L-^ Central Ohio's Only Jewish Netoapaper Reaching Every Hotne FPtttCw Vol. X —No. 10 A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR THE JEWISH HOME Deooted to American and Jeivish Ideah Tremendous Crowd Turned Out For All-Star Forum At Memorial Hall IMr Experiment in Fmternity Attracted Men antl Women from Every Section of the State DR. \V. O. TIIOMI'SON WAS CHAIRMAN OF THE MEETING Tli.it was a tremcn<loii.s aiiicounst; of pco[>li; wliich turned out Tncsil.'»y cvn- niiig, Marcli 11. at Memorial Hall, to greet the four <listinf;uislic(I men wlio tiarticipalc<l in tlie "Biff l-Uiii" whicli W.1S siveii miller the aiisiiicei of the Keil- Iiath Lyceum Bureau, GeorRe G. White¬ head, Fonim Director. The first .speaker, liisliop Edwin II. lIURhcs, of (he Methodist Episcopal Church, presented liis reasons for being a I'roteitant in a scholarly, logical, ami inspiring manner. lie traced thc growth and developnienl of Protcstantibm and pointed out the i^aliciit principles for which it stands. He also explained in what respects its doctrines and pre¬ cepts differ from those' of thc Koman Catholic Churcli. One of thc argu¬ ments presciitetl by the Bishop xvas that Protestant countries ,'irc iiujre prosper¬ ous and more literate than Catholic countries. He spoke in part as follows: "VVc Protestants believe that aKUosti- cisin is the evasion of the supreme ques¬ tion ot life, and tlwt it fails in that glorious adventure wherein the intellect of man is joined by his sensibilities ui the demand for the living God." Christimi's Hcritaffc He paid tribute to thc Christian's heri¬ tage from the faith of the Jews', adding: "But wc do hclicvc that our faith makes clearer thc prophetical promises of re¬ demption; that it brings God nearer to the common experiences of life; and that Jesus really added vast things when He kept saying, "Yc have heanl that it hath heen said by those of old time- but / say unto you." While comparing Christianity with agnosticism ani Judaism, Bishop Hughes stood with liis hamls clasped behind Iiim and his eyes often seemed to be close<l. There was nothing oratorical in his de¬ livery. But ivhcn he came to the reasons for his heing a Protestant as opposed to a Catholic, he grabbed his coat lapels, leaned forward toward his audience, and spoke with greater emphasis. A Firmer Foundation Bishop Hughes said he was born and reared ,a Protestant, but th.at "every thoughtfid man will insist that his faith shall have a firmer foundation thall a rocking cradle." He pointed out that suice he was born outside the Catholic faith, thc only way he could be a member of that church would be by his private judgment. He then hit the Catholic's claim of authority in faith and morals, asking why his private judgment should from then on be denied its legitimacy in thc higher ranges of faith and morals. "It is like telling reason tbat it has a right 'to reason reason out of reason, or telling judgment to determine lij! judg¬ ment that it mu.st surrender great areas of judgment," lie said. Bishop Hughes also declared he is a Protestant because of the absence of re¬ strictions about worship, because he be¬ lieves his faith has an efficient relation to popular prosperity, because he believes democratic access to God has made democratic access to learning, and bc- cau.sc he believes the Protestant sys¬ tem of emphasis and worship profliiccs on the average the highest character. "I am a Protestant, because as a Prot¬ estant I can he more genuinely citholic," he declared. Superior Economically He argued Ihat Protestant countries arc superior economically to Catholic countries. "Wc can certainly claim tli.it in a prcdomuiantly Protestant land the tables of individual and corporate pros¬ perity are not ivithout their lesson," he declared. He charged that illiteracy figures are often appalling in countries .dominated by Catholicism, while in Protestant countries the vast proportion of the pop¬ ulation can read and write. The second speaker was the famous agnostic of Chicago. Clarence S. Darrow stejiped t<i th« rostrum as the big favorite, the one who made thii show, as uttesteil by round after round of applause. With be¬ nignity sitting paradoxically on liis dour countenance, be began slowly to chant his speech. "Am 1 alone as an agnostic here to¬ night? If I am in thc niiiiorily, it is only another assurance that I'm right. Man inherently believes what he's told. The more unreasonable it is, the more steadfast man is in his belief. The Ueijinuing uf WMoni "Doubt is the begiimuig of wisdom. No person or group is ever great or good until he commences to doubt. If man had never doubted, we should still be living in cavt^s and worshiping snakes. "I'm an agnostic because I'm u iia- (Coiitiiiued ou lUge 4) COLUMBUS, OHIO, My\l«:n ,5^ ,^29 OPEN TO ALL; BUT MAKE RESERVA¬ TIONS AT ONCE Colonel Frederick II. Kioch, dixtinguislied English Boldicr and diplomnt, who in touring thc United Sflltci in thc interest of thc United Palestine Appeal, will meet with thc Uoard of Directors of the United Jewish Fund on Friday, March 22nd, nt 12 o'clock at thc Neil House. Anyone interested in invited nnd welcome. Thc luncheon is .It 12 sharp nnd Colonel Kisch will start speaking promptly nt one o'clock. Advance reserva¬ tions for the luncheon can be mode hy calling tlic Secretary of thc United Jeivish Fund, ADams Bl>47. Colonel Kisch Will Address Luncheon Meeting of United Jewish Fund, March 22 DistinRiiialicfl SoMicr iind Dip¬ lomat Will Spcik on "Tlie Jew and tlic Modern World" Joint Birthday Celebration of Hadassah Groups On Evening The annual joint birthd.iy celebration of thc local Senior and Junior chapters of Hadassah will be held ifonday eve¬ ning at 8 o'clock ill tlic East Broad Streel Temple. Members of the Columbus Zionist District, Hadassaii Buds, and Young Judea Imve been invited as guests. Thc occasion marks the seventeenth anniversary of' Xational Hadassah, the thirteenth anniversary of the local Sen¬ ior Hadassah, and the third anniversary of the local Junior Hadassah. Tlic Juniors will light the candles on the Senior cake, ami representatives of the Hadassah Buds and Young Judea will light the Junior cake. A Purim farce will be presented, .md Miss Estelle I'isher will sing several selections. Prizes will be pre.sentcd to the member of Junior Hiidassah and the Buds who sold the greatest number of tickets for the recent bazaar. Mrs. W. .\. Hersch, president of thc Seniors, will preside. The program has been arrnutjed by Miss Ruth Frank, iircs- ideiit of the Juninr.s, and Miss GolUyc Silverman. EDWIN .1. SCHANFARBER WILL PRESIDE AT MEETING Colonel Erederirk II. Kisch, C. B. E. IX S. O. war hero and diplomat who is now the bead of the Palestine Xionist Executive Committee, the body of three which .idinuiisters Jewisii aifairs in Pal cstine. and acts as thc advisory body to the British government, will be the guest of the Roard of Directors of the United Jewi.sh Fund, Frid.iy noon, %farch 22nd. at the Neil House. Thc Colonel will speak before the Board on "Thc Jew Per Year $3.00; Per Copy loc &l ^m f^^M ^^.»2^ 1 ''^ ^^^^ CHAIRMAN OF SCHONTHAL CAMP COMMITTEE AN¬ NOUNCES OPENING OF CAMP Leon J. Goodman Mr. Leon J. Goodman, chairman of the Schonthal Camp Committee, i iiounccs the opening of the Schonthal Camp on Sunday, June ^Oth. According to Mr. Goodman, registrations are com¬ ing in rapidly from Dayton, WliccHng, Huntington, Pittsburgh and mat^y other communities. However^ preference will he s^own to Columbus residents. The registration oflice, located at the Schon¬ thal Center, 3-55 East Rich Street, will be open every day from 9 a. m. to 9 p. in. Register now ±io that your place will be reserved, and you will not be left out of this happy and healthy band of summer campers. A BIG SURPRISE AT ^IIONTIIAL CENTER SUNDAY EVENING On Sunday, March 17th, the Schonthal Center has a hig surprise to offer < the Junior niembers and thcir friends. What is the burprise? Welt, you'd be sur¬ prised! No, not Mr. Thurston, but some¬ one who can perform just as good magic tricks. Mr. Itohert Miller and Company will come to (he Schontlial Center and perform fur you. lie is bringing little unimats and in fact lie has gone through his bag of triLhs to find just what you want. A :>niali stun of ten cents wilt be charged for admission. Don't forget to come and bring your friends with you. For furllier informa¬ tion call the Schontlial Center at ADams COL. FREDERICK H. KISCH and The Modern World." He will he introduced by lEdwin J. Schanfarher, Cliairman of tlie Fund and the man re¬ sponsible for his coming to this city. Mr. Kisch is one of the best known Jews Ul the world today, and is looked upon as one of the outstanding men in thc Zionist movement. After a distinguished career of fifteen years in military and diplomatic fields Colonel Kiscti resigned frpm British government service in November, 1922, in order to devote his life to furthering the Jewish Homeland movement. Followiit^ five years in thc Indian Service, Colonel Kisch served in France from the outbreak of the war until tlic end of lOlr"!. Severely wounded, he was transferr«l after his recovery to thc Mesopotamia front where he was agaiii severely wounded. He was then trans¬ ferred to the War Ofiice in London in the Department of Military Intelligence until thc end of the war. Colonel Kisch's war service brought him three mentions in dispatches, thc Distinguished Service Ord,er' and the Croix de Guerre. During the Peace Conference lie was a memher of thc Hritish Peace Delegation and was later attached to thc British Embassy in Paris. For his work during this period he was made a Coinmunder of tiie British Empire and an Oflicer of thc Legion ol Honor. During thc sessions of the Peace Con¬ ference Colonel Kisch served on the Commission for Polish Affairs and on the Inter Allied Military Committee and was also intrustc*! with special missions to Germany, Poland, Upper Silesia and Xesclien. His duties brought him into close contact wilh Mr. Lloyd (ieorge. Lord A. J. Balfour, Mr. Winston Churchill, and other leading Knglibh statesmen. "SAINT PATRICK AND IRISH" —TOPIC OF RABBI .TACOB TARSHISH 'I'lic committee in charge »f iirrangcmenls for thc hunday morninf; services iit lhe Itrydcn Road Tcm- l>Ie has .-innounced th.at the topic of Rabbi T.irshish to¬ morrow (Sunday) morning at 11:00 o'clock will be "Saint IMrick and thc Irish." The Rabbi will Rive a bird's-eye view of tlic history of Ireland and Inc salient influence ex¬ erted by the Irish Catholic aaint on thc growth and de¬ velopment of that land. The services will be broadcast over WAIU, ¦1()S.5 meters, or 640 kilo- c.v(lcs from 11:00 o'clock until 12:00 o'clock. The Sunday morning; services, accordinK to the committee in charge, arc open to all reg.-irdless of race or creed. They .ire absolutely non-sectarian in character. Come and bring .vimr friends. A Lively Discussion Took Place At Zion Lodge Monday Evening Over Fifteen Individuals Par¬ ticipated in Forum Following Allan Tarshish's Address Tlic second forum licld under thc ausiiicis of Zion lodge, N'o. 63. I. O. B. n.. at WoiHlman's Home, 3(5 W. Col¬ lege Strket, Monday evening, Marcli, llth, was a success in every re.spect. In talking on "Three Outstanding Jew- ish Problems," Mr. Allan Tarshish, the chief speaker, touched on (1) the for¬ eign relief work being conducted by thc .^iiit DintrSk.ttion Catnmittcc: (2^ on Wr trends Si Jewish' education in this country, and (3) on the consummation of the Jewish Agency. Mr. Tarshish presented for the consideration of his auditors numerous suggestions of a con¬ structive nature. Among those who par¬ ticipated in the discussion following his address wcrc Roy Jacob Stone, Hirsch Kobacker, Aaron M. Neustadt, Cantor Ansel FreednLlii, Attorney David Peiros, Attorney Samuel Wolman, Attorney Bert Wolman, Max Dworkin, S. J. Slaven, C. U. Furman, Louis Brickner, Mr. A. Molliff and I. W. Garek. Justin L. Sillman, chairman of the l^ntcrtainment Committee, announced that a three-cornered discussion will take place at the Woodman Home under the niispiees of Zion lodge, Monday evening, April Sth. Rahbi Isaac Wtrne will speak on "Why I Am an 6rtliodnx Jew," Kabbi Solomon Kivlin will .speak on "Why I Am a Conserv,ativc Jew," and Kabbi Jacob Tarshish will spetik on "Why I Am a Reform Jew." After these speakers arc through, an oiien forum discussion will take place. Another annoiinrement made bcfoiie the lodge was that pertaining to the "Aaron Sapiro Meeting," which takes place at the Hast Broad Street Temple, Tuesday evening, March' 19th, Aaron Sapiroy Noted Jewisii Lawyer aind Champion^ Will Speak Here On March 19, at The East Broad Stn Temple Speaker Is Hein|? Brought Here by the Omccrs of Temple's Broth- erhooi]—wm Talk on His Experience with American Justice —WiU Be Introduced by Rabbi Solomon RivHn Aaron M. Neustadt Will Preside at Mecimfx Committee Is Busily Engafved in Complet¬ ing; Plans for thc Occasion PROMINENT CHRISTIANS AS WELL AS JEWS OF COLUM- BUS AND CENTRAL OHIO WILL ATTENO^THE EN- TIRE COMMUNITY IS MOST CORDIALLY INVITED ARON SAPIRO, the noted Jew¬ ish lawyer and champion who has become so popular with the Jewish masses in e\cry .section of the United States, has hecn .ichedulcd to .speak in this city under the aubpices of the East Broad Street Temple Brother¬ hood, Tne<;day evening, March Iflth, at AARON SAPIRO 8:11*) o'clock. Because of thc prominence of Mr. Sapiro and thc high esteem in which he ):> held by every clement in this community, this nneetinR will be open to jail. Mr. Sapiro wilt be introduced by Rabbi Solomon Rivlin. Aaron M. Xeustadt will preside. Thc opening remarks will be made by Dewey A. Rosenfield, presi¬ dent of the Brotherhood. Thc committee in charge of arrangements looks for¬ ward to the "Sapiro Meeting" with a great deal of anticipation and enthusiasm. They arc expecting a large group of prominent Christians as well as Jews fnim every section of the city. The en¬ tire community ts most cordially invited. A dinner and reception in honor of Mr. Sapiro will be given in the banquet hall ¦ of thc Temple preceding thc meeting. Those de<;iring to attend ihis dinner are reipiestcd to get in touch with Tobias Polster or Rahbi Divlin at once. Aaron Sapiro was born on February ."j, ll^PI, in San Fraiici-ico, Calif., the son of Jacob and Sclina (Wasrerwitz) Sa¬ piro. He was educated at the Lowell High School, San Francisco; the Uni- verwty of Cincinnati, the ITebrcw Union College, and thc Univcr';ity of California, which granted him the degree of LL. B. ill mil. He married Janet Amdt on November 17, im'.\, at San Francisco. His rise In the legal profession has been meteoric one, and he ranks today aniong the leading attorneys in thc United States. He is a specialist on the Law of Co-operative Activities and the Law of Combinations. He has rendered invaluable services to the farmers of America and Canada nnd has contributed many articles to various magazines, law re\iew?, etc., chiefly on co-operative mar¬ keting and the legal background. Of course Sapiro's popularity among thc Jewish masses is due to thc valiant battle he waged against Henry Ford. There is no question but that he vindi¬ cated the reputation of Jewry, and by pressing his chargcfi against thc famous velocipede manufacturer of Detroit, wau instruniuiital in bringing about Mr. Ford's retraction of his vicious and calumniating charges against the Jewish people. In speaking of thc Sapiro mc(!ting last Simda\, Mr. Will Welber, a prominent member of the Brotherhood, stated that the community was honoting itscU in honuring Mr. Sa Sapiro. "No jew in all of Central Ohio," he said, "can af¬ ford to mj.ss tbi:J affair, which has been planned and arranged for every Jew and Jewess in this section of thc state. I know that Mr. Sapiro has message which will enlighten and in¬ spire us. He has had a vast amount of valuable experience and he pos.sesscs the happy faculty of being able to recount his observations in a clear, forceful and poptdar st>le. Let us all turn out en masse to greet this great Jew and ex¬ emplary American." Chronicle Editor WiU Ad¬ dress Knights of Israel Lodge On March 17th Aaron M. Neustadt, editor of the Oluo Jevyish Chronicle^ will be the chief speaker at a big meeting arranged by the olHccrs of the Knights of Israel Lodge for Sunday evening, March 17tli, at Odd Fellows Hall, between Kich and High streets. This meeting will be open to all mem¬ bers and friends of the Knights of Israel Lodge and their ladies. Mr. Neu¬ stadt has taken "The Problem Confront- hig Us," as the topic of his address. He will be introduced' by Mr. Louis R. Polster, president of the orgaiiliation and one of its must outstanding sup¬ porters. TIFKHfiTH ISRAIBL SISTER¬ HOOD ItUMMAGE SALK Start having your rtuuinagc now for sale of Tifcrcth Israel Sistcihood tn be held April 1st. Mrs. M. Siegel lias been appointed cliairman of same. Watch further issues of the Cmron- ICI.I! in regani to exact location of above. Third Lecture of Mts. Lev¬ inger Monday Afternoon At The Deshler Hotel Tlie third lecture to be given by Mrs. Flma Khrlich, lecturer, in her course on "The Study of World Drdma of Our Dj.y," will be held Monday, March 16, promptly at 1 :'M) in one of thc parlors at the Dcshler-Wallick Hotel. This c<iiirse of four lectures is conducte<I un¬ der the auspices of the Educational Committee of the Colnmbus Secjtion, Xational Comicil of Jewibh Women. Mrs. Levinger ainiounces that Mon¬ day's lecture will be devoted to German, Russian and French drama. Germany will be represented by Sudcrmann's "Magda," unc of the carhest of the niodern problem plays; by Ilanptmann's "The Sunken Bell," a symbolic drama; and Kaiser's "From Morn Till Midnite," as thc latest exprcbsionistic or new Ger¬ man drama. Depicting a drama typical of Czaristic Russia Mrs. Levinger will discuss "Night Refuge" by Gorgy, while the symbolic Russian drama will be shown in "He Who Gets Slapped" by Andreyev. "The Thief" by Israel Bernstein will be used to illustrate the typical well- made French play, with added discus¬ sion of several other romantic dramas. It is again culleil to the attention of Council members and their friends that each lecture may he eikjo>ed in itself. A nominal charge is made for individual lectures. Thousands Are Flockisag to View the New asid Greater Z, L. Wliite Co. Dept. Store Big Institution, Located at 106 North High Street, Now Tabes Rank Among the Most Progressive Mercantile Establish¬ ments In the Middle West—^With a Bacbgronnd of 69 Years of Faithful and Conscientious Service to thc People of Columhus and Central Ohio, the Pres¬ ent Operators Look Forward to an Un¬ precedented Growth and Development IF YOU HAVE NOT AS YET VISITED "THE STOKE BEAUTI¬ FUL," YOU ARE MOST CORDIALLY INVITED TO DO so NOW Fifty thousand invitations were issued to residents of Columbus and Central Ohio to attend Ihe furnial opcnhig and reception Thursday evening of thc Z. L. White Co., wben it presented to the pub¬ lic its store at IOC North High street, which has been greatly enlarged, en¬ tirely remodelc<I, newly equipped and carrying an entire new stock throughout. This proved to be one of the most important events tbat has taken plaqe in Columbus retail merchandising cir¬ cles ui recent years, as it means that the Z. L. Wbite store which has enjoyed an enviable reputation for the past G9 years, from today nn will take its place as one of the finest deiiartment stores in the Middle West. The change which it has been undergoing since early tn January has been made throngh thc expenditure of a vast sum of money by the owners and the store is now modern to the last detail nnd in eiery sense that the word implicb. Began at 7 P. M. To bring about this stupendous trans¬ formation in the short ^leriod of a few weeks, workmen, including both skilled mechanics, <Iecorators atul laborers from tbe 'F. St Y. Construction Co., divided into 'different shifts, have worked 2-1 hours a day. The task which at Hrst SLcnied un impos.sible one has been com- pleteil and thc thousands who visited tbe store Thursday night witnessed a revelation that extended beyond Iheir finest imagination. The formal opening reception started ut 7 p. in. Thursday, with city official!;, aiul others prominent in Cohunbus busi¬ ness life as special guests. Music throughout the evening was furnished by a rj-fiiecc orchestra and on^' of the out- standmg features of the prograni was a style show in which women's garments were worn and displayed by a corps of matuiequins. In addition to them a num¬ ber of young women btudenttt of Ohio State University parlicipatetl in this dis- play. Suid The store, which is now tiiidcr new inatiagcmeut, is under the dli^cction of J. E. Pelletier as vice president and gen¬ eral nianagcr. Mr. Pclletier, who has been associated with some of thc large department stores in New York and Chi¬ cago, is much impressed with Coluinbus and will move lit» family to thc city to make it their permanent residence. The new general manager plans to carry out thc traditions of the -Z. L. White store which have been associated with it during tbc long history of the establishment and to this new ideas of merchandising and service will be added. It will be of interest to know that Mr. Pclletier has chosen as his associates a staff composed! entirely of Columhus people and thc personnel of the entire store will be tnade up of residents of Columbus. Members of Doardl The management of thc business will be in the hands of an executive board of which Mr. Pclletier is chairman. Other members of this board arc: T. Guy Uiiey, display director and head of the furniture depaj;tmcnt; J. M. Mead, di¬ rector of sales and advertising; C. £. Kieder, assistant merchaud'ise manager; R. M. Stoncr, secretary; L. G. Scrim- gcr, personnel manager, and J. L. Law¬ rence, store superintendent. The greatly enlarged salca force will be made up of 70O persons, all of wlioni have heen carefully selected for the var¬ ious departments to which (hey have been assigned. A matter of special interest tu the pub¬ lic should be the fact that everything in the entire store is new, so that people who visit thc place will be unable to recognize any of the features which they had faeen aceuiitomed to seciiii; in the past. Eight riooi-a To give a more definite idea of the Z. L. White i.tore in the new atmosplicre, tt should he understood tlmt it wilt coiii- prise ciffht floors and the downtitiii'S thrift shop. Revi^r&ing the usual oider of things und starting with the eij^hth (CoatiiUi^d Oil p:)ge iievtn) ¦•
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Central Ohio's Only
Jewish Netoapaper
Reaching Every Hotne
Vol. X —No. 10
Deooted to American
Jeivish Ideah
Tremendous Crowd Turned Out For All-Star Forum At Memorial Hall
IMr Experiment in Fmternity
Attracted Men antl Women
from Every Section of
the State
Tli.it was a tremcn
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KISSIMMEE, FL - On the final weekend of preseason action, Vancouver Whitecaps FC (4W-0L-0D) defeated Canadian rivals Toronto FC (2W-1L-1D) 1-0 in Saturday's championship final at the 2012 Disney Pro Soccer Classic.
Camilo Sanvezzo's early goal stood up as the match winner on a warm evening at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando, Florida. Though they created further chances in the game, the Blue and White were made to battle for the win against a young and energetic TFC side. The result took Whitecaps FC's preseason record to 5W-0L-2D, with Martin Rennie's squad set to conclude their preseason schedule with a friendly at North American Soccer League club Carolina RailHawks on Sunday afternoon.
"It feels good to win this tournament," Rennie said after the match. "We were looking for a little bit more from our performance tonight, but over the course of the tournament, we have performed very well. Tonight was about getting over the end of the finish line after a long preseason and I'm very happy we have something to show for our efforts over the last few weeks. Obviously, we would be more excited about winning trophies during the regular season, but you've got to start somewhere, and we're delighted we started here."
With MLS First Kick at BC Place now a week away, Rennie played an experienced line-up in a 4-4-2 formation versus The Reds. This included Eric Hassli and top Major League Soccer SuperDraft pick Darren Mattocks leading the attack line for the 'Caps. Led by assistant coach and former Canadian international Jason Bent, TFC played a younger line-up that included members of the club's academy and trialists, as TFC opted to rest many of their experienced players ahead of Wednesday's CONCACAF Champions League quarterfinal, first leg, versus MLS rivals LA Galaxy at Toronto's Rogers Arena.
Having put in some impressive performances in the group stage of the tournament, Whitecaps FC looked to build on the efforts they put in over the past two weeks in Florida with another positive display in Saturday's final. They made the best possible start by taking the lead on 10 minutes through the opportunistic Camilo. The Brazilian did well to take advantage of a TFC turnover, eluding a couple of challenges and rounding Reds goalkeeper Quillan Roberts before scoring from a very tight angle to make it 1-0.
Having claimed an early lead, Whitecaps FC looked dangerous when they got forward in the first half. Mattocks drew a good save from Roberts on 21 minutes after Atiba Harris did well to control a high ball on the edge of the TFC box and find his fellow Caribbean teammate with a neat pass. Two minutes later, some clever play from Hassli saw the big Frenchman lob a shot over Roberts' head. His effort, however, also flew over the Toronto FC crossbar.
Harris and Gershon Koffie had further chances for Whitecaps FC before the break, while TFC had to wait until the 44th minute to test 'Caps goalkeeper Joe Cannon after Reds striker Keith Makubuya had a close-range opportunity. It meant that Vancouver had a one-goal lead at halftime.
The second half saw Whitecaps FC create further chances against a TFC side that grew in confidence after the break. Mattocks had three efforts following the restart, with the Jamaican's best opportunity coming on 50 minutes when he struck the TFC side-netting after taking another pass from Harris.
Instead, it was the Southern Ontario outfit that threatened an equalizer just after the hour mark. Cannon made an important save from TFC's Efrain Burgos Jr. before Moises Orozco put a dangerous effort over the Whitecaps FC crossbar from the same sequence on 63 minutes.
As spirited as Toronto FC were in the second 45 minutes, Vancouver went close to a second goal in the latter stages. Koffie and Jun Marques Davidson were just off-target with strikes, while Roberts denied Mattocks again at close range on 86 minutes. Two minutes later, substitute Omar Salgado - who was making his tournament debut after recently completing a training camp with the United States U-20 national team - nearly caught Roberts out of his goal with an ambitious long-range shot after winning possession in the TFC half.
The final whistle confirmed this year's tournament title to Whitecaps FC, with Rennie's side earning the silverware. Focus will now turn to Sunday and Vancouver's final game of preseason in Cary, North Carolina, as the 'Caps meet Rennie's former club in the RailHawks in the fourth annual Hilton Garden Inn Durham Southpoint Community Shield Match at WakeMed Soccer Park. Kickoff is at 12 p.m. PT.
Scoring summary:
10' - VAN - Camilo Sanvezzo
2' - TOR - Keith Makubuya
25' - VAN - Darren Mattocks
87' - VAN - Russell Teibert
90' - TOR - Efrian Burgos Jr.
Vancouver Whitecaps FC
1.Joe Cannon; 12.Young-Pyo Lee 15.Martin Bonjour, 6.Jay DeMerit, 4.Alain Rochat; 9.Atiba Harris (17.Omar Salgado 71'), 27.Jun Marques Davidson, 28.Gershon Koffie, 37.Camilo Sanvezzo; 22.Darren Mattocks, 29.Eric Hassli (31.Russell Teibert 54')
Subs not used: 39.Callum Irving, 30.Bilal Duckett, 36.Bryce Alderson
Toronto FC
41.Quillan Roberts; 32.Michael Green, 35.Jay Chapman, 42.Kevin Huezo, 44.Logan Emory; 8.Eric Avila (38.Sergio Camargo 76'), 16.Oscar Cordon, 33.Efrian Burgos Jr.; 13.Keith Makubuya, 18.Nick Soolsma, 43.Moises Orozco


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Danielle Staub can't seem to get her name out of the media this past week, and something tells us the Real Housewives of New Jersey star is a-okay with that.
The latest is that Ashley Holmes, the 19 year old daughter of her costar Jacqueline Laurita, was found guilty of assaulting Danielle. She was fined $189, including $33 court costs, by Wayne Court Judge Lawrence Katz on Friday. As we reported back in December, Ashley was arrested for pulling out Danielle's hair extensions during a fight that took place November 11th.
The argument was between Jacqueline, Teresa Giudice and Danielle. Ashley thought her mom was being attacked by Danielle, and then proceeded to attack her and pull out her hair extensions. Ashley went on to confess to the assault.
"Danielle did the crime and the time," a 'source' tells Us. "Now Ashley has to."
The fight was taped by Bravo and will appear on the upcoming season of the NJ Housewives series. Sighs, and just when you thought the table flipping could not be topped.


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Reuse Water System
Reuse water, sometimes called reclaimed water or non-potable water, is wastewater treated to a high standard and re-used instead of discharged into a waterway. The City of Raleigh Public Utilities Department and the North Carolina Division of Water Quality closely monitor and regulate reuse water.
Although reuse water is not suitable for human, pet or livestock consumption, there are many reasons to use reuse water in our area.
- Seasonal droughts limit potable water resources and using reuse water reduces the amount of water needed from these supplies.
- Using reuse water reduces the nitrogen discharge in streams and rivers from wastewater treatment plants.
- A reduction in peak consumption associated with irrigation. The use of reuse water for irrigation is not subject to water restrictions at this time.
City Facilities
Additionally, the City has four bulk reuse water stations where citizens and customers can pick up reuse water for personal or commercial use. They are located throughout the entire service area: Neuse River Resource Recovery Facility (formerly Neuse River WWTP) (southeast Raleigh), E. M. Johnson Water Treatment Plant (North Raleigh), Little Creek WWTP (Zebulon), and Smith Creek WWTP (Wake Forest). Some of the uses for bulk reuse water include irrigation, hydro-seeding, pesticide and herbicide application, concrete production, power/pressure washing, and dust control.
Bulk reuse water from the City is free of charge. However, each customer must complete certification training by the Public Utilities Department prior to picking up the reuse water or using it.
To schedule a certification training class or for questions about the City of Raleigh's reuse water program please contact Marla Dalton at 919-996-3672 or email@example.com.
Master Plan
The City is currently undertaking an update to the Reuse Master Plan. The original Master Plan was adopted in 2007. In the time since the adoption, the City has constructed more than 18 miles of reuse pipeline and one 750,000 elevated storage tank. Recent changes in the reuse regulations have necessitated an update to the Reuse Master Plan. The City has obtained CDM Smith for these professional engineering services.
Now entering the second phase, the Reuse Master Plan Update is focused on constructing the smartest reuse system possible. The focus of the Master Plan has been placed on seeking out potential "anchor" users of the system that will help justify the costs of the pipeline construction. Ideally, these anchor users will also provide the greatest benefit by shaving the usage peaks off the City's potable water system.
The revised Master Plan is scheduled to be completed in early 2014.
Commercial Uses
The City of Raleigh Public Utilities Department currently manages two reuse water distribution systems. One is located in the Zebulon service area and currently serves eight customers totaling approximately 39 million gallons annually. This distribution system begins at the Little Creek WWTP (Wastewater Treatment Plant) and terminates at GlaxoSmithKline in Zebulon. The Southeast Raleigh reuse water distribution system is still under construction. It is currently operational from the Neuse River Resource Recovery Facility to the Walnut Creek Environmental Education Center located on State Street. Upon completion, this phase of the Raleigh reuse water distribution system will terminate at NCSU Centennial Campus. Currently, both service areas use reuse water for irrigation, cooling towers, industrial process, concrete production, and toilet flushing.
Status of Bulk Reuse Facilities
- E.M. Johnson WTP - Open
- Smith Creek WWTP - Closed
- Little Creek WWTP - Open
- Neuse River Resource Recovery Facility- Open


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Current Needs
Private donations make up the largest share of the collections budget for the Library—in some years, as high as 40%.
The quality of Cary Memorial Library's collection is dependent on the generous gifts of charitable donors. Although the Library receives significant support from municipal sources and state grants, public funds account for only 30% of the annual budget for books and other materials. Fines and fees and income from the Library's endowment make up another 30% of the collections budget. This budget modestly meets the needs of maintaining and expanding the collections, and is necessary for the Library to meet state certification requirements and qualify for the maximum amount in State Aid.
Citizen input into the Library's ongoing strategic planning process has revealed keen community demand for more Library programs. Programming beyond the Children's Department represents a new direction for our Library, one which the Library has been increasingly responsive to in the form of Lexington Reads, National Library Week, the Teen Advisory Board, and other initiatives. Librarians are developing a plan to provide more programs, especially programs that will involve partnering with other community groups and organizations.
The Library's ability to meet community demand for expanded programming for people of all ages and interests depends largely on financial considerations. There is no municipal funding available for Library programming. The scope and ambition of Library programming relies heavily on private donations raised by the Foundation.
Future Needs
The Library's endowment can provide only limited support for the Library's collections and programs. The Library's Board of Trustees has a goal of building the endowment to $3 to $4 million. Part of the Foundation's efforts goes toward supporting this goal.
Questions & Answers
Why does the Library need an Annual Fund? Don't my taxes support the Library?
Yes and no. Only a portion of the Adult Collection and Audiovisual Collection is supported by public dollars. The purchase of periodicals is largely supported by charitable contributions, and adult library programs do not receive any municipal support.
But I hear the Library has an endowment. Doesn't that fill the gaps?
The current endowment provides limited resources. One goal of the Cary Memorial Library Foundation is to build the endowment.
What about community programs?
The Library offers programs for children and adults throughout the year, and would like to provide more in response to ongoing community requests. It all takes money beyond what tax dollars cover.
Why is my charitable contribution important?
Your charitable contribution is more than important. It is essential. Here's why:
- While the Library is largely supported by tax dollars, most of the budget goes toward salaries and operating costs—not collections and programs. Charitable contributions make up some 40% of the annual budget for books and other materials. There is no other source for that portion of the collections budget.
- Lexington is a small town. But, from our heavy library usage, you'd think we were a small city. To serve Lexington adequately, our Library needs additional funds—funds from charitable contributions.
- To maintain the state certification that entitles our community to the benefits of the Minuteman Library Network, and to be eligible for State Aid, our Library must spend a certain percentage of its total budget on books and materials. The Library depends on private donations to meet these state requirements.
Quite simply, your contribution is what makes it possible for Lexington to have an excellent library.


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(FOX19) - While some of us our able to protect ourselves from the cold, the homeless community is forced to deal with it. FOX19's Kelly Rippin reported live in Queensgate with details.
More than 2,000 people use the Drop Inn Center each year and days like this we are reminded why it's so important for our city to have such resources.
FOX19 announced in November that the Drop Inn Center will be moving from their Over-the-Rhine location to Queensgate's former Butternut Bread facility.
Currently, the bulk of the homeless are at the Over-the-Rhine location on Race Street. The new facility will be about twice the size.
Right now, they're currently split between several locations which is costly and not beneficial for the program.
They are currently at the programming and design phase on their new location. If everything runs smoothly, they will have the entire Over-the-Rhine location transferred to the Queensgate facility in about 15 to 18 months.
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My mother died in December 1999. At her funeral my aunt, in an effort to comfort me, told me to touch her one last time, not to be afraid of her body now that she was no longer in it. So I did. I went up to the coffin and I touched her hand. I don't know why people use the word "cold" to describe the dead. Mom wasn't cold; she was hard, stiff. In the act of touching her hand I knew that she was gone completely, that I would never have her with me again.
Those hands should not have been stiff. My mother's hands were where she expressed her life. From my earliest memories those hands were on the move. She "worried" them all the time: moving them back and forth, gently wringing them, turning small objects over and over in them. Her favourite worry object was the humble bread tie. When we were kids and she was doing her damnest to raise us on her own, we would snuggle into bed with her and find hard plastic bread ties scattered all over the sheets.
She also had her own way of pointing at objects. Instead of holding her hand like a gun and pointing as most people do, she held her hand flat, parallel to the ground and gestured with a curve to her pointer finger and a curve to her arm. It's hard to describe this action of hers but it was all hers. No one had hands that moved like my mother's.
Until now. My daughter was born with my mother's hands. I noticed it right off when she was still making fists that she constantly stuck in her mouth. At seven weeks, I took her to meet my family and some of my brothers and sisters noticed it as well. Miss M has my mother's hands, their shape, their movements. The pinky finger is curved, almost as if she were missing a knuckle. This biological quirk was detected inutero at 18 weeks gestation. But it's not just the pinky that's curved. There's something about the shape and movement of her hands that is best described as "curvy".
Now that Miss M is eager to expand her vocabulary, she has discovered the utility of pointing. She points at everything, hoping that I will give it a label. And yes, she has my mother's flat-hand, curved-movement, finger-point. I don't know much about who Miss M will be yet but I do know this: her life and her birthright are in her hands.
The Sorting Shelves (for a description of what the Sorting Shelves is all about see the March 15th post)
The Frog Prince and Other Poems by Stevie Smith. Longmans, Green and Co. 1966.
Tuesday, April 18, 2006
My mother's hands
My mother died in December 1999. At her funeral my aunt, in an effort to comfort me, told me to touch her one last time, not to be afraid of her body now that she was no longer in it. So I did. I went up to the coffin and I touched her hand. I don't know why people use the word "cold" to describe the dead. Mom wasn't cold; she was hard, stiff. In the act of touching her hand I knew that she was gone completely, that I would never have her with me again.
Posted by Mad at 10:56 PM
Labels: heart and soul, Miss M
9 comments:
- Omaha Mama said...
And so nice to see you in my reader. :0)
- Reluctant Housewife said...
Beautiful post.
My younger son inherited my mother's chutzpah. It's a hard quality to describe, but he often reminds me of her in his determination. "Chutzpah" is the best word I know to describe it.
- Kyla said...
I was very excited to see you in my reader!
This is gorgeous, Mad.
The curved pinky is a dominant gene, I learned that in biology this semester. I can mentally do a curved pinky pedigree for 3 generations of your family with the info in this post.
- Magpie said...
Good morning, Mad. Happy to see you here.
It's so intriguing how those traits, physical and otherwise, get passed along - and to whom.
I loved this when you first posted it. Lovely and sad tribute.
It is wonderful to "see" you in my Reader AND I voted for you twice!
(your) Anon
- Jenifer said...
This is so timely...well sort of.. Hubby's first cousin in Greece passed away last night at 36 years old. I wonder about the lost possibilities of a life not yet done.
Loss in December seems to haunt me.
This was a beautiful tribute to your Mom and I feel your heart pouring out.
- Mary G said...
I love this post - you so clearly adore your child and your mother.
I've voted, as they say, early and often.
- painted maypole said...
so excited to see you in my reader as well, but this is dated 2006. curious. I'm assuming that's the original date you wrote this, particularly from your description of Miss M.
my husband preached at my grandmother's funeral, and he spoke about her hands. About her quilting. About her cooking. About how, weeks before her death, lying in a nursing home unable to speak, to reached out and felt my pregnant belly.
they really do have so much to say.
beautiful post. 10 years, huh? oof.
- Quadelle said...
What a beautiful post. I imagine you must be flooded with all kinds of memories this month, and perhaps every time M points. What a wonderful, intimate link between the two females who are your past and your future.
I was hopeful this meant you were back. I won't hold my breath, but it was lovely to see you in my reader.


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Revision as of 13:31, 9 October 2009
The MoDisco project is built using Athena Common Build, with this releng project.
What is built?
In the build.properties file of the releng project, the "mainFeatureToBuildID" property defines the feature that must be built. This feature must include all other features that must be built.
The releng project contains map files, which specify how to get the plugins and features that are to be built. For each plugin or feature, the map defines its location on a version control system (CVS and SVN are supported), and the version that must be used. Nightlies ignore the version information, and always build from head, whereas other types of builds checkout the tag or branch specified in the map.
How to start a build?
- Nightly builds are run every 6 hours everyday, at 02:10, 08:10, 14:10 and 20:10 EST, if the MoDisco SVN changed since the last build.
- Integration builds are started every Tuesday at 06:36 EST (11:36 or 12:36 GMT), if the releng project changed since the last integration build. That is, a new integration build will only be triggered when a map file changed.
- Only committers in the MoDisco project, and members of the Callisto-dev group can launch MoDisco build jobs from Hudson.
- Nightly build : go to https://build.eclipse.org/hudson/job/cbi-modisco-nightly/
- Integration build : go to https://build.eclipse.org/hudson/job/cbi-modisco-integration/
- In Hudson, click on Build Now, change the build parameters as needed (see #Build parameters), and click on Build.
- You can then click on the job name in the Build History section in the left column, and then on Console Output, to follow build progress in real time.
How to publish a build?
Successful Nightly and Integration builds are automatically published to download.eclipse.org. For example, a nightly build for version 0.8.0, created on October 6 2009 at 11:54 EST would be published to:
These builds can then be seen and downloaded from http://www.eclipse.org/gmt/modisco/downloads/, where additional information is available (test results, build log, build configuration, build dependencies).
Stable, Maintenance and Release builds are not automatically published. They should be first tested internally before publishing. For example, to publish the 0.8.0M2 milestone build:
- First, fetch the build archive to test:
scp -r <commiterid>@build.eclipse.org:/opt/users/hudsonbuild/.hudson/jobs/cbi-modisco-integration/lastSuccessful/archive/build/* .
- Then, test the build locally
- Then, publish it:
ssh <commiterid>@build.eclipse.org cd /opt/users/hudsonbuild/.hudson/jobs/cbi-modisco-integration/lastSuccessful/archive/build/ cp -r S200910061155 /home/data/httpd/download.eclipse.org/modeling/gmt/modisco/downloads/drops/0.8.0/
- Finally, for a release, update the update site with the new build:
rm -rf /home/data/httpd/download.eclipse.org/modeling/gmt/modisco/update/release/* unzip S200910061155/MODISCO-Update-incubation-0.8.0M2.zip -d /home/data/httpd/download.eclipse.org/modeling/gmt/modisco/update/release/ * Check that the new build appears on http://www.eclipse.org/gmt/modisco/downloads/.
Build parameters
Hudson builds expect these parameters:
- PROJECTID : modeling.gmt.modisco : no reason to change this
- VERSION : the version being built, must also be set in the releng project's promote-N.properties and promote-I.properties.
- BUILDTYPE : the kind of build, represented by a code letter (see this page):
- N: Nightly
- I: Integration
- M: Maintenance (NOT milestone)
- S: Stable (for Milestones and Release Candidate builds)
- R: Release
- EXTRAFLAGS : flags that are passed to the build start script (see start.sh). Useful flags are:
- -buildAlias : for release, maintenance and stable builds, use this option to give a more meaningful name to the build. For example, add
-buildAlias 0.8.0M2to get "MODISCO-SDK-incubation-0.8.0M2.zip" instead of "MODISCO-SDK-incubation-S200910070943.zip".
- -forceContextQualifier : force the ".qualifier" part of a plugin version number to a specific string.
- -fetchTag : Force a specific tag to be used when pulling sources from the VCS. For example, use
-fetchTag HEADto build from HEAD instead of from the versions specified in the releng project's map files.
- -localSourceCheckoutDir : checkout the sources from a local directory instead of from the VCS. Since the Hudson nightly job is configured to check source changes before starting the build, this option is used to reuse Hudson's checked out sources.
- -buildAlias : for release, maintenance and stable builds, use this option to give a more meaningful name to the build. For example, add


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My excuse for writing about cricket is that writing about cricket means writing about Zimbabwe, which is one of the wretched-of-the-earth countries just now, lest we forget. But the truth is that I just love cricket, and that I have loved it ever since the days of Hutton, Compton, May, Cowdrey, Laker, Statham, Truman, Dexter … and those are just (some of) the English names.
So, what is the big story in cricket just now? Read Jennings, and the news is just that people have been, you know, playing cricket. Look at the cricket web sites and it's just cricket as usual. Who's in and who's out. Who's firing on all cylinders, and who has a cylinder injury and will be missing the next few games. Earlier in the week, the British cricket pages were full of how well the new England quick bowlers had done, and how badly the Zimbabweans had batted against them on that horribly one-sided Saturday when nineteen wickets fell and by the end Zimbabwe had lost by an innings in three days. (Girls and Americans: "by an innings" is very bad, and three days is not long at all.)
Yet above and beyond all these regular comings and goings, I believe that cricket posterity will have no hesitation in deciding that the current big cricket story happened just over a week ago, just before the England-Zimbabwe series got started, in the form of the newly announced ICC Test Championship table.
The new ICC Test Championship takes into account the result of every individual Test Match with a bonus awarded for winning a series. It also recognises the strength of the opposition in calculating the points awarded.
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The ICC Test Championship reflects performances in all Tests completed since a given date (currently 1st August 1999), in contrast to the previous system which included some series played in 1996/97 yet excluded some more recent series. More recent matches have a stronger weighting and the rankings are refreshed every August.
A rating of 100 reflects average performance, so a team winning and losing a similar number of matches and playing a broad mix of opponents will have a rating close to 100.
For the up-to-date ICC Test Championship table plus full scenarios for forthcoming series and details of the formula for calculating ratings visit the official ICC website.
So why is this new "Championship" such a big deal? Isn't it just another ranking system of the sort they have long had for individual cricketers, and for the individual players of other sports like tennis, golf, snooker, and many more? So, in other words, what?
The answer lies in the peculiar nature of Test Match cricket. All the other big sports, including One Day Cricket, have actual world championships events. Ranking systems like this Test Cricket one are thus, for these sports, of secondary importance.
For example, the current England rugby team, if you believe the ranking system for international rugby, are now the best international rugby team in the world. But this will count for nothing if England don't win the forthcoming rugby World Cup. (In my opinion any of England, Australia, New Zealand or France could win.)
But Test Match cricket is such an unwieldy game that a Test Match "world cup" would either last for ever, or else change the nature of Test Match Cricket so profoundly as to make the event meaningless. Test Matches, by their nature, come in clutches of five day games, called "series", which resemble months-long military campaigns, not one-off decisive battles. Change that, and it isn't Test Cricket any more; it's some new hybrid.
Which means that this new Test Cricket ranking system is it. It's the World Championship of Test Cricket. The thing itself. Show me another international sports ranking system that is as important within its own sport as this one immediately is within Test Cricket. Now that they've finally got this thing working, the only surprise is that they didn't do it ten or twenty years sooner.
The effect of the announcement of this ranking system is comparable, then, to something like the establishment of the National Football League, or, for cricket, something like the invention of England's cricket County Championship. Before May 2003, random series of Test Matches would occur in this or that country. Some of them, like England v. Australia (always) or any team against Australia now (because by any ranking system you can think of Australia are now the obvious best side), are of great significance to the players and punters. Others count for far less. From May 2003 onwards, all that changes, and every game counts.
Games during series that had still to be decided used to count for far, far more than those awful, pointless games that occurred at the end of series that one team has already won. But now, every Test Match means something, just as every Premiership League football game means Premier League points, no matter what teams are playing. For when quoting that ICC Press Release above, I left out the killer paragraph, which is this:
The system means that there are no longer any `dead rubber' Test Matches and that in any series both teams have the opportunity to improve or worsen their rating.
Thus, for example, if the horribly weakened Zimbabwe side loses the second match in their three match series in England just as they lost their first game, as is altogether likely, the third and final game, even though it won't affect the matter of who wins the series, will still count for something. That brilliant West Indies win against Australia in the final game of their recent series against them, the three previous games of which they had lost, didn't only cheer up the Windies and give them an excuse for a party; it also now improves their international Championship ranking.
In other words, Test Match Cricket, which is the heart and soul of the game, just got much better.
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DVD Release Date: August 27th, 2013
R |2 hr 9 minPlot Summary
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