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Security android app front cameraJobs
I am interesa in make a transmission using a camera ip to my web page in wordpress,
Requirements object tracking and control using pi for injection molding machine. Nature of the project To monitor the object after completion of the process It should eject the object if eject there is no problem at all. In case of error in the ejection of object in system should show a notification prompt in the display components I have Pi 3B model 7inch TFT capacitive touch screen power supp...
I'm working on building a custom camera app on android which gives the user the ability to edit it by adding stickers and drawing lines (something similar to what instagram is offering). Most of the code's main structure is already done except for some tweaks and bugs which I need someone experienced to solve.
Hey, I just found this site and I actually could need some help :(.. i have to implement some functions in a PTZ camera, some of them I did, but im not able to do the rest, because the SDK is from a branch and you cant see almost nothing from their code...so what i need is that the speed scrolls work everywhere...they only work in the normal move buttons
I need you to develop some software for me. I would like this software to be developed for Windows using C or C#
Very niche mobile app for tracking camera and shot information for video/film production. The design is mostly complete, just need a developer to help bring it to life.
Kinect V2 camera sensor programing, Want to have Kinect V2 program reading user's hand signs (Source Code). Functions: 1. Reading User's Left Hand Signs: in Closed and Open Hand Sign. and Counting Left Hand Fingers do 0 , 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 hand signs 2. Reading User's Right Hand Signs: in Closed and Open Hand Sign. and Counting Right
I need a new website. I need you to design and build my online store. I already have a design, I just need you to build i am looking e commerce website or app for cctv camera product online sales I don't pay any insial payment I pay after completing 100% work only I will pay I have nerly 6 to 7 project in you will get back to back d I was feedup trusted
This will be a scripted series of about 4 links to be used in a promo video, in total about 2 mins long. Presenter required to talk to the camera, some will require presenter standing and sitting, green screen preffered but not essential - english speaking - sorry for low budget.
I have two independent functional Android apps and wish to combine these into one. The apps are a Sony Remote camera app and a Tensorflow object detector app. I wish to apply object detection to the livestream from the Sony camera. I will send the zip file to interested parties after discussing the project
I need someone who can give me immediate support remotely in configuring some ONVIF camera to connect to a NVR device.
I have the Xcode project using swift. I want to camera and mic can be accessed in UIWebview or WKWebview. If you have rich experience in ios developing, please contact me
There will be many small games or interactions ...can upload it in particular folder and map it to a link. So we don't need to update our app every time we add a new game or interaction. What we need a folder with all js files and one html file We will upload the folder on our server and map the url of it in our app So your interaction should work.
I have the Xcode project using swift. This project is very simple to include only one viewcontroller I want to camera and mic can be accessed in UIWebview or WKWebview. If you have rich experience in ios developing, please contact me
Need to buy a 8MP sensor camera module, connect this to a SD card recorder, and be able to have PIR detection. When triggered via PIR the camera will take a picture and save onto SD card. Need this as a report. Report to include components needed with product sources. How these components will work together. I know this can be easily made with ARDUINO
I have the Xcode project using swift. xcode version:10.0 swift:4.1 This project is very simple to include only one viewcontroller I want to camera and mic can be accessed in UIWebview or WKWebview. If you have rich experience in ios development, please contact me [log ind for at se URL]
Objective: To build a native iPhone app (using a single lens camera) with a high, rapid fire camera that can capture images in quick succession. Requirements: Manually tap on shutter button once to capture a set number of images quickly Capture a configurable number of frames per second Shoot at least a configurable minimum total number of frames
Objective: To build a native iPhone camera app (using a single lens camera) that can automatically and quickly capture a singular picture at the optimal shutter speed and ISO so that the image is sharp, smooth and crisp in good lighting. Requirements: Show the real time EV, Shutter Speed and ISO values on the screen Add option to prioritize shutter
requirement is to use 5 cameras surrounding a given scene , and build a 360 view of it, note here that viewing perspective is different than that of current 360 video cameras, so instead being in the center of event , cameras will be surrounding the event
I need someone to alter some images so they are better quality for print purposes.
I would like the source code for an Xcode project for iOS device that shows a preview of the rear camera in a UIView in the app. Just a single view application please, but must all be written in Objective-C. Need in landscape mode. That's it, simple!
I need someone to alter some images.
Hello, I have 3 wlan cctv cameras. Need help to find nice good working software for security cameras. Should have good motion detection. Record on motion... Work should be done via TeamViewer. NOTE !!! Recommend software on your first reply. Job should be done today or as soon as possible. BR, H
i have to install security cameras at my home
Hello, I have an app using a custom camera plugin. Evereything worked just fine until I tried to release a new version and Apple nows requires a camera usage description string. I tried to re-add my plugin after trying to add the usage description, and then it worked no more. (probably related to a new version of I don't know which service npm/cordova/ionic/etc)
I need some help with selling something.
I need some help with selling something.
...saves recorder. This will be a multiple milestone project. We will first begin with building the infrastructure of the system which is being able to record using the device camera with a background behind the person being recorded. Feel free to ask questions. Justify all costs associated with your bid. Please itemize the estimate hours that make up
currently using barcode handy scanner I'm using to scan the code for my php developed local web app. But, not i need it as follows :: 1) If i opened it in a mobile device the code need to scan with the camera of the device like PayTm type to read general barcode or Qrcode. and result the output. 2) so that i could integrate it to my application.
I need an Android app. I already have a design for it, I just need it to be built.a background camera and screen sharer app which can be operate by another device with no auto disconnection.
I need an Android app. I already have a design for it, I just need it to be built.
Need an ionic sample project that shows how to utilize the ionic cordova camera Preview plug-in on IOS and Android. Must also sample the image and use ionic tesseract OCR plug in to fill a text box. Scenario: Boat has to stop and check-in at lake. Employee must document the Bow Number on the boat before entry. This should help streamline the bow
Matlab – Arduino – Camera This project pays 15 USD only. Please don't bit above. You would need to help me connect the LinkSprite Infrared Camera to the Sparkfun Arduino Uno from the Matlab platform. You would also need to write some simple Matlab code to take photos every few seconds and save then to memory. Facts • I am running my project from
I was a witness to the Mailman being assaulted by my neighbor Lawnguy and had to testify against him shortly after this all started happening my cameras are showing weird background heads looking over my fence it's hard to explain but I am not seeing things it's like the whole scenery is different but sometimes the head is of my neighbors I think they hired someone to do this. I have a...
...embedded systems engineer to create a panoramic camera for us. - This camera can use 2 to 6 lenses for capturing high resolution images. - Images must be captured and then go through a stitching process on the device itself. We can use an additional board (Rpi) to run Hugin - Open to ideas about camera interface, sensor modules and SOCs - We need this
We have an existing C# application. We need to integrate 2 IP cameras in the application and taking a snapshot of the same on click of a button. Looking for experiences folks only.
Pls bid this project only if you know how to use [log ind for at se URL] to build apps. Using Cordova. App is built ready but needs OCR Business Card scanner function. OCR or related Function needed: Client needs to use their android camera to take business cards and converts the text, it needs to auto fill up the form fields e.g: Name, Tel, etc. to its limit
We have IP Camera SDK program developed using VC++/MFC with the GUI. We need help on some customization in the UI and automate the process who are familiar with MFC programming.
This project...Engine (UE4). Start a simple basic C++ project. On the code side, I would like you to create a camera and then position it in the scene and then set the camera as the active view. Remember, this should be done in C++. I know it is possible to create a camera in the editor and then set it with blueprints, but I am looking for pure C++.
Pls bid this project only if you know how to use [log ind for at se URL] to build apps. Using Cordova. App is built ready but needs OCR Business Card scanner function. OCR Function needed: Once the android tablet's camera takes the business card and converts the text, it needs to auto fill up the form fields e.g: Name, Tel, etc. to its limit available. It also
Hi We are using Unity Plus and using latest unity version, we are not seeing camera is scrolling smoothly. Due this is background movement is not smooth , it appears jittering.
I am looking for a developer who have a fantastic skill in swift4 camera. It have one camera scene with overplayed layer and watermarking, basic camera features. I have design and need to start now, finish until tonight. Only freelancer who can start immediately will be needed.
I am looking for a developer who have a fantastic skill in swift4 camera. It have one camera scene with overplayed layer and watermarking, basic camera features. I have design and need to start now, finish until tonight. Only freelancer who can start immediately will be needed.
This is for an academic project. Please create a logo of a camera on a mailbox. I believe my classmates are calling it MailCam.
i will share document that has all requirement. but i need some experienced android developer. the app is Restaurant near me with google map api and camera/reviews functionality
I need an Android app module to control camera which can be integrated with current and future apps.
My store will sell cool straps, bags and other camera equipment. I want the logo to be quirky and eye catching.
I need 40-50 images and 4 to 5 videos where the person tries to open the car (from every door). Take images using your camera,put camera inside the car and try to record opening the car.
Hello......need this app tested immediately because my internet is being throttled right now and can't. I also may need some updates, which we can negotiate. I'm willing to hire a new freelancer to bring the price down, since this is a (very small) micro-project. This is android studio java running google map services in connection with the camera.
I need a 3D model of something.


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Fawcett letter: Progress seen on 'No Thru Trucks' enforcement for Route 136
If you live in Greenfield Hill or anywhere along state Route 136 in Easton, Fairfield or Westport you've likely become aware of the onerous stream of large trucks that use our neighborhoods as a cut through from I-84 to I-95.
How can a state road designated "No Thru Trucks" with multiple signs posted remain host to so many large, unwelcome vehicles? Travel along Route 136 almost any time of year, and you are likely to experience an 18 wheeler barreling up behind you. I don't live off Route 136, but that happened to me twice this fall when I was up that way.
For three years I have been working to strengthen the states existing "No Thru Trucks" law. Local police departments provide extraordinary service and attention to community concerns, but they are frustratingly unable to enforce the current statute because it is weakly written.
"No Thru Trucks" road designation was created in the 1970s. It was an effort to deter truck traffic from residential roads. It allows trucks on such roads only if their business originated along the route or they had pickups or deliveries along it. Trucks are not supposed to use "No Thru Trucks" roads as shotcuts between highways.
But these enforcement problems persist:
1) Is there probable cause under the law -- as written -- for police to to pull over a truck simply because it is a truck?
2) When a truck is pulled over on a "No Thru Trucks" road, how does the driver prove to the officer the truck is there legally?
After three years of advocacy, several public hearings on the issue and strong public disagreements with the truck lobby, some relief may be in sight. While there are different interpretations of enforceability of the current statute, state and local police have agreed to work together to bring a change in enforcement practices on "No Thru Trucks" roads.
Fairfield, Easton and Westport neighbors should keep an eye out for better enforcement of the law and reduced truck traffic should be the result. We may not eliminate those intrusive trucks cutting through our community to save some time. But can celebrate progress that will make our roads safer and quieter places to travel.
State Rep. Kim Fawcett
D-133rd District

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Video: Smartphone pictures pose privacy risks
You may be perfectly safe after changing the settings… but who really knows?
How to protect your mobile phone and computer from illegal police searches
The Electronic Frontier Foundation, long defenders of electronic rights, has written a legal guide
(NaturalNews) The U.S. Constitution is clear about the issue of privacy. In fact, the Fourth Amendment states, in part, "The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated…"
With that in mind, it's safe to say it's more than just a little disturbing to know that, in certain circumstances, police can search your cell phone and computer(s), even if you don't want them to and even if they don't yet have a warrant to do so.
The good news is, someone out there has recognized the problem and has taken steps to help you protect that vast amount of data you have stored on your smart phone or laptop.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation, long defenders of electronic rights, has written a legal guide designed to help you better understand your rights and, more importantly, when police can – and cannot – legally confiscate and search your personal electronic devices.
"In the heat of the moment, it can be hard to remember what your rights are and how to exercise them," says EFF Senior Staff Attorney Marcia Hofmann. "Sometimes police can search your computer whether you like it or not, but sometimes they can't. We wrote this guide to help you tell the difference and to empower you to assert your rights when the police come knocking."
Adds EFF Staff Attorney Hanni Fakhoury, "With smart phones, tablet computers, and laptops, we carry around with us an unprecedented amount of sensitive personal information.
"That smart phone in your pocket right now could contain email from your doctor or your kid's teacher, not to mention detailed contact information for all of your friends and family members," Fakhoury continued. "Your laptop probably holds even more data — your Internet browsing history, family photo albums, and maybe even things like an electronic copy of your taxes or your employment agreement. This is sensitive data that's worth protecting from prying eyes."
According to a summary of full EFF legal guide:
· Always say "no" when police ask if they can search your server, personal computer or cell phone because if you give them permission to search, they don't need a warrant – even to enter your home;
· If police tell you they have a search warrant, ask to see it because you have a right to;
· Make sure police are only searching the areas outlined in the warrant;
· Be silent – you don't have to help the police or answer their questions, and that means you don't have to give them your encryption keys or passwords;
· If you do decide to talk, don't lie because lying to the police is a crime;
· Finally, if you can consult with a lawyer before police conduct a search or even just talk to you, that's ideal.
This guide is extremely helpful in this digital age when being secure in our "papers" and effects now includes our data-filled electronic devices. Know your rights; that is your best protection.
Consistently watch the other hand my friends… we are living in scary times. Technology may make things easier for you… but it also makes it easier for Big Brother and the other bad guys (pedophiles, robbers, etc) to keep an eye on you and your loved ones… and they are!
By Ask Marion
Google Continues to Spy on Unsuspecting Citizens
Cops to Use Facial Recognition iPhone
Cyber Command and Internet Dangers
Microsoft Files Patent for Software that Allows the Government to Spy on All Personal Digital Communications


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BRI-VD Red
Ningbo Briscent Trade Co., Ltd.目前只在以下作出标识的区域展示其产品资料:
BRI-VD - Red is a bright fluorescent pigment in a narrow distributed micron-sized spherical particle form. It reflects absorbed light into a bright fluorescence, has good solvent resistance, and good dispersability. This product is well suited for use as a pigment for paint, printing inks, and coating applications.
Ningbo Briscent Trade Co., Ltd. is an experienced supplier of specialty chemicals that includes dyestuffs, pigments, intermediates and chemical specialties. Their products have a variety of applications covering the fields of textile, leather, ink, paper, plastic, paint, rubber and cosmetics. Briscent's products for the graphic art and inks industry are pigments, dispersions and resins.
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Webservice::InterMine::Cookbook::IdResolution - Resolving Identifiers
use strict;
use Webservice::InterMine;
use Data::Dumper;
my $service = Webservice::InterMine->get_service('www.flymine.org/query', $TOKEN);
my $job = $service->resolve_ids(
identifiers => [qw/eve zen r bib Mad h/],
type => 'Gene',
extra => 'D. melanogaster',
caseSensitive => 1
$job->poll until ($job->completed);
print Dumper($job->results);
The ID resolution service allows users to send arbitrary lists of identifiers for resolution to objects within a database. This method of database searching provides access to the full power and complexity of identifier resolution, and is recommended for advanced users needing full control over issues such as duplicates and type conversions.
Due to the nature of the kinds of queries that can be run when resolving many identifiers, these queries are run as asynchronous jobs, and require polling to access their results. You may wish to run the polling in a separate background thread.
Once you have results, you can then easily save the resolved objects as a list on the server:
my $query = $service->new_query(class => 'Gene');
path => 'Gene.id',
op => 'ONE OF,
values => [ keys %{ $job->results } ]
my $list = $service->new_list(
name => "All Resolved Genes",
content => $query
You may wish to examine the resolved genes however to exclude low quality matches such as duplicates and synonymns however.
The ID Resolution service provides the most flexibility and control when it comes to identifier resolution.


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STATE COLLEGE, Pa., Dec. 10 (UPI) -- Financial settlements to victims of former Penn State assistant coach Jerry Sandusky will not be resolved soon, attorneys on both sides of the issue say.
Talks between the school, whose current president, Rodney Erickson, promised in September a "just outcome for the victims" after Sandusky was convicted on child sexual abuse charges, and 24 Sandusky accusers continue, with thorny questions about the school's responsibility, appropriate compensation and whether any dollar amount can make up for years of emotional turmoil, the Philadelphia Inquirer said Monday.
"It's not one of those things where you plug A, B and C into a calculator and it spits out an amount. Our goal is to focus on what each specific client needs in order to find closure," said Ben Andreozzi, an attorney representing several accusers.
Penn State has turned to one of the nation's top civil mediators, Kenneth R. Feinberg, who has presided over settlements including the aftermath of Sept. 11, 2001, the 2007 shootings at Virginia Tech and the 2010 BP oil spill, the newspaper reported.
"This is a market-driven process," Feinberg said in an interview. "Plaintiffs will demand one thing, defendants are willing to give up another. My job is to present them with facts that can justify them meeting in the middle."
Unlike those earlier incidents, the young men abused by Sandusky can point to no long-term physical damage or economic loss, the newspaper noted.
"These things are not easy to sort out. There is no doubt that there's a heavier subjective component," said Thomas Kline, attorney for the plaintiff identified in court proceedings as Victim 5.


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COOKEVILLE, Tenn. -- Two home runs by junior Kaleigh Gates lifted the Tennessee Tech softball team to a 4-1 Ohio Valley Conference home win over Jacksonville State Tuesday afternoon, after the Gamecocks won the first game, 5-1.
The Gamecocks (13-14, 2-4 OVC) jumped on top of Tech 3-0 in the second inning of the opener when Amanda Crow popped a home run down the left field line with two runners on.
The Golden Eagles (13-19, 4-3 OVC) loaded the bases in the second on a pair of walks and a single with no outs, but only produced one run. Sophomore Jessica Steele battled to draw a nine-pitch walk which scored Gates from third, but three straight ground ball outs left three runners stranded and the score 3-1.
JSU was able to load the bases in the top of the sixth with the help of two singles and a hit batter, but couldn't get runners across as junior Maddie Schmissrauter struck out Tess Echols swinging.
The Gamecocks tacked on two more in the seventh after a Tech error that loaded the bases for Sallie Beth Burch, who singled down the right field line to score Chrissy O'Neal. After a pitching change, Tech allowed one more run on a fielder's choice to end the scoring at 5-1.
Tech again had a chance to put up runs in the seventh, but stranded runners on second and third to end the game.
The second game started slow with neither team scoring until the third inning. After a leadoff walk to freshman Lindsey Umberger, Gates hit a first-pitch home run to center to put the Golden Eagles ahead, 2-0.
JSU loaded the bases again in the top of the fourth after two walks and a fielder's choice. All three were left on base, however, as Tech got the force-out on a ground ball to third.
Gates struck again in the fifth when, after a single by freshman Melody Christian, she hit a 3-2 pitch out of the park and off the scoreboard, making the score 4-0.
The lone run for the Gamecocks came in the seventh. Amanda Crow led off the inning with a single up the middle then came around to score after two more JSU hits, sealing the game at 4-1.
Gates went 3-for-4 on the day with two walks, two runs scored and four RBI. Freshman Channelle Spalding, Christian and Umberger scored Tech's other runs.
Schmissrauter took the loss in the first game, allowing10 hits and four earned runs while striking out four in her six innings in the circle. Ashley Eliasson got the victory, giving up four hits and one run while walking five and striking out three.
The game two win went to sophomore Holly Thomas who struck out three and walked two while allowing five hits. Despite striking out seven, Hilary Phillips gave up all four earned runs and five hits, taking the loss for JSU.
The Golden Eagles host Murray State in a three-game series this weekend. The first pitch of Friday's doubleheader is scheduled for 1 p.m. at the Tech Softball Field.


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Ohio Jewish Chronicle. (Columbus, Ohio), 1937-01-22, page 01
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•^^mm^^^^m^^^mm ¦^^JS^^^®;^$5^j^:^ Central Ohio's Only Jewish Jfewspaper lleacliiiig Every Home Slj^ ®lft0 i^xirtsli Olbrnmrk Devoted to American and Jewish Ideals A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FOR THE JEWISH HOME Voliime XVII—No. i6i COLUMBUS, OHIO, JANUARY 22, 1937 Per Year $3.00; Per Copy lOc Strictly Confidential By PHINEAS J. BIRON Tou Should Know Lord Melchett is coming to thc United States in February in connec¬ tion with the publication here of his book on Palestine...Eliezer Kaplan, treasurer of the Jewish Agency and generally regarded as the greatest ad¬ ministrator and .financier thc Zionist Commission Hears Last Arab Witnesses Before Leaving for London Mayor nf JGrusalcm Scores Jowh; Bishop Charges Jews With De¬ signs on Mosque of Omnr JliKU.SALEM (WNS—Palcor Agency)—The Koyal Conunissioq of Investigation under Lord Peel will de¬ part for London on January 22nd after movement has ever had, is coming to | completing hearings on the Arab-Jew- A[ncrica with Dr. Chaim Weizluaini ... Speakers at thc luncheon session of the American Jewish Committee's annual meeting, thc only one not held behind closed doors, made it plain that tlicy wouldn't be at all sorry if thc press ignored their remarks.. .William Rosenwald went so far .is to caution the gentlemen of thc press present not to hlakc hotels uf his address.. .Dr. A. E. Abraniowitz, former editor of thc Jewish Chatnpion, ;has been named executive director of the Chicago Zionist Organization...The other can¬ didate considered was Rabbi J. L. Zlotnick, formerly of Canada...The 92nd St. Y. M. H. A. is using space in the. New York daily press to ad vertise its facilities...And the New York Post used a line of Hebrew type in an .idvertiscmcnt of the English translation of Abraham ^tapa*s novel, "Thc Shepherd Prince"... Roadside Gleanings Now that the Reinhardt-Werfcl- ¦ Weill, production of "Thc Eternal Road" has started on what producer Meyer Weisgal hopes is an eternal run you may be, interested in some-in¬ side'dope dn tliQ spectacle...No, wc won't boi'c you with statistical'det<iils regarding how many dollars,and cents were 'spent on how many niiles.of clectfic cable, and air that sort of thing...But wc. must tell you about the first full stage rehearsal, which wc witnessed—oi-, anyway, what h<ip- . pened to Ruth the Moabitess there... Ruth, played by sweet-voiced Kath¬ erine Carrington, inisscd a cue that night. ..Huaz—Ralph Jameson to you —sleepily rubbed his eyes as he turned to address her—but no ,Ruth was there...The rehearsal had to be halted...Francesco vou Mendelssohn, assistant to Reinhardt, began to grow perturbed, and thc maestro himself was almost glowering when at lasl the lady made her appearance.. .And what happened ?... She had lost her way crossing over from one side to the other of the vast Rebuilt Manhat¬ tan Opei-a.House stage I... Then there was the night when ninth-floor guests at the Hotel New Yorker coinplaincd that they couldii't sleep...One of the Rcitihardt all-night rehearsals was go ing on, and the chorus of angels' voices, separated from the New Yorker ninth floor by only a thin wall, was keeping the hotel guQsts awake...On that night, too, a couple of policemen canie to the rchcarsalaboui (i a. m. to locate a cast member wliose fainily unfamiliar with the Reinhardt tradi¬ tion, had reported her absence to thc Missing Persons Bureau... Road Supcrlativci Vital Jewish Problems Discussed at B'nai B'rith Annual Executive Committee Meeting Perhaps the most novel occurrence at any of the "Eternal Road" rehear¬ sals occurred on New Year's Eve. when, at the stroke of midnight, the orchestra suddenly swung from Kurt Weill's music into the strains of "Auld Lang Sync" and thc cast stopped rehearsing ' to join in the chorus...Ainong the most interesting rehearsal scenes was the picture of Herr Dircktor Reinhardt showing four . sinall boys how to enact .the David and Goliath scene which brings down the house at every performance now ...Thc fminiest thing your correspond¬ ent has seen in many a year was the imitation, of the David and Bathsheba scene by two of the said small boys —though this, of course, is something that "Eternal Road" audiences neces¬ sarily have tp miss.. .The most awe- inspiring moment of the play—for this observer, at least—is the scene when Abraham tries to flee from the Voice of God, and finds it following liini wherever he goes...Most colorful scene—a toss-up hetween thc Egyptian slave episode ' and the dance of the golden calf...Most gripping scene— the breaking of the Tablets of the Law...Most tender scene^that of Ruth and Naomi...Most horripilant scene—The shade of Saniuel arising from the cavern of the Witch of Endor... . Behind the Scenes But what's the use?.. -We can't be¬ gin to describe "The Eternal Road'', so we'll content ourself with express¬ ing the pious hope that all of you will have a cliaiice to sec aiid hear this I ish situation in this country which it has held sinre its arrival on Novcm ber nth. It is expected that the Com¬ mission will convene hearings in I.oii don, where Jews will be given an op portunity to reply to allegation.<; ni-ide by Arabs in the testimony, they have been giving here. Hundreds of mem¬ oranda have htcn received by the in¬ vestigators during their stay, it is re¬ ported, and among them were inany from E'ritishers urging changes in the administration of the country. From Arab sources it was reported that :¦ group of Arabs opposed to thc Mufti of Jerusalem have sent a memorandum to the Royal Conunission requesting a "jnst fulfillment of thc Mandate." The Arabs arc ,>iaid lo propose the appoint¬ ment of a mixed Arab-Jcwish-Britislj Commission which would control im¬ migration and plan foi- thc cstabli.sh ment of a legislative council ensuring the rights of both peoples. Thc com mission would also take -measures lo strcngthcil thc .security of the country and eliminate lawlessness. All Arabs in Palestine have a shard in the revolt against the British gov ernment as Mandatory power, it was declared by George Antonius, well known Christian Arab journalist, who appeared as the final witness in the presentation of thc. Arab.case to the Royal Commission.: The system of government now obtaining in Pales¬ tine, he complained, is rigid and Hli- suitcd to local conditions. He charged that the selection,of oflicials has been haphazard ever since the army's oc¬ cupation of the Holy Land. The ad¬ ministrations of EgyiJt and Iraq arc more suitable, he contended, because they are not ruled from above by the Colonial Oflice. The present system of government in P.alestine is greatly responsible for the recurrence of dis¬ orders, he asserted, charging also that Arabs arc treated on a different foot¬ ing than are Jews, and alleging dis¬ crimination against .the Arabs and favofitism toward Jews; . When he charged that government ordinances do not sufliciently protect cultivators Sir Laurie Hammond remarked that "Arab cupidity defeated the govern¬ ment's intentions." Bishop Hajjar of the Greek Ortho¬ dox Church alleged that thc Jews "aim at possession of King Soldmon's tem¬ ple," whicii is now the Mosque of Omar. The Bishop, speaking ir Arabic, referred to this historic con nection of the Arabs with Palestine and asserted that the Jews are a re ligion and not a nation. The Balfour Declaration, he declared, makes other religions alien in Falcstinc. Sir Horace Rumbold, member of the Commission, asked him whether the Jews are not a race, to which the Bishop replied in the negative and made bis charge alleging, Jewish designs on the Temple site. "Otherwise they will be unable to sacrifice and to have priests," the Bishop declared, adding that the Mos¬ lems are defending the Moslem shrines. The alleged failure of the Palestine government lo cooperate actively iu the promotion of Arab education in Palestine was cited by Dr. Khalil Totah, Christian Arab and head of the Quaker school at Ramallah. He con¬ demned goyernnlent control of, Arab education, charging, that there was a rigid censorship on text books and the like. Prof. Reginald Coupland re¬ marked at this point that the Jews pay for their own education in addition to the taxes they pay to the govern-: ment. Since the government pays for Arab education it must exercise'con¬ trol, he continued, and declared: "You really want an Arab govern¬ ment." Dr. Totah agreed to this, and as¬ serted that the education of children in Palestine was much more diffidult than elsewhere because the atmosphere was charged with politics. He said that the government did not reduce tlie high illiteracy rate, especially among women, and compared the per¬ centages of Jews and Arabs who ob¬ tained an education. The Commis¬ sioners again pointed out that the Jews were paying for their own edu¬ cation, and emphasized that the gov- (Continued on page 3) Reform Leaders Resolve to Return to Old Forms of Traditional Judaism U. A. II. Congregations Urged to Give Moral and Financial Aid to Palestine LiqiK-lirrin iiii'mliiTH ni ll'iuii llrilli' nnv: AHrvil M. Colicn, Ciiitiiiii.itl, Pr iltivi- L'linluUI'-^ l.rit tn lifflit, top Imt. Sirinp> G Kii won I Hivlcii O. Trta.- _ , Judg. I M CnUIpii <.-in Iiinri-co. Iirit Vni I-ir-ililll 'li Ml row Jn-iph Salus. rhiladclplifa; Louis Fabrkaiit. Nvw York; Henry Monaky, Om.ihn. Uottom row: Sldnoy J. Sum, Grccn.boro, N. C; Arclilbold A. Mara, Ne-W Orleans, Sgcnnd Vloa Preoldont. EDITOR STRESSES JEWISH COM¬ MUNITIES' RESPONSIBILITY TO ANGLO-JEWISH PRESS MIAMI, FLA. —The Rruwtli of B'nai B'rith in size and activity was reported, and vital Jewish problcm'> were discussed, at the annual meeting of thc Order's'Executive Committee, which met, for the first time, in Miami. Fla., on Jamiary -20 and 31. President Alfred ,M. Cohen presided, and B'nai B'rith District representatives were present from all sectioni of the coun¬ try. 'In the year that has elapsed,!' de¬ clared President Cohen in his annual report, ''world conditions have not im proved and there has, therefore, been ho improvement in the condition of the Jewish people, whose f'atc is closeli related to what is happening to thc rest of mankind. If misfortune he the lot of our fellowmen, the misfortune of thc Jew is accentuated. Economic conditions arc not solely responsible for the treatment meted out to the Jew, but 1t is a very important fac¬ tor. The bright spot in all the world for the Jew and all who believe in the brotherhood of man is our own United States of Anierica." Thc President of thc Order praised Americana for upholding democratic traditions, and cited the re-clcction of the two Jewish Governors as evidence that religious and racial discrimination is frowned upon in this country. But, he added, the favorable position of the Jews in the United States carries with it responsibility toward Jews in other lands. He paid tribute to the late Dr. I. M. Rubinow, Secretary of the Order, who died Sciitembcr 1, as wel! as; to the late Jacob Singer of Philadelpiiia Treasurer of the Order, who died last June. In reporting formally that B'nai BVith haii made a grant to the Jew ish National Fund of $100,000 for the'establishment of a colony in Pal estinc for German Jewibh refugees, President Cohen siid; "Nothing that R*nai B'rith has Ama in many years has evoked so mijjh approval. Letters, telegrams, caljle^ftims, and newspapers id magazines Have iinitcd in ac¬ claiming B'nai B'rith for its action, which was regarded as very timely in view of what is going on :n Pales tine, and as evidencing Jewish deter minJition to persevere in spite of great obstacles." Sigmund LivingBton Sigmuiid Livingston, Chairman ot thc '. B'nai B'rith Anti-Defamation Commission made an eloquent plea for good will among the religious faiths. "The antagonism against thc Jew is not based oiv reason/* he declared. "Its obstinacy is due to its long exist¬ ence and continuance from generation to generation, and is, therefore, his- tofical. The recent outbreaks of aiiti- Semiti.sm are due^ like all other panics, to a perturbed condition of the pub¬ lic, mind, Hence they arc likely to accompany or to follow crises in pol¬ itics, in economic conditions, or re¬ ligion. Basically, religious differences have much to do with this mental con¬ dition. The devout Christian cannot understand, why the Jew does not ac¬ cept Qiristianity, and the Jew can¬ not comprehend how the Christian can give credence to the accusations of the anti-Semites. The destiny of hu¬ man-kind demands that every anti¬ social attitude must be overcome—the hope, the aspiration of every religious faith is to vitali7c into reality the Brotherhood of Man. The remedy is in the hands of the major group. It can, if it will, destroy any erroneous Instoric mental attitude and direct the public mind to a t:ationa1 attitude. "The Christian Church must make (Continued on page 4) Beth Jacob Sisterhood Bingo Wednesday Kvening Bryden Rd. Temple Supper To Be Held Sun., Jan* 31 For a most enjoyable evening^ chock-full of fun, ,and with an array of valuable prizes for prospective winners, be sure to attend the Beth Jacob Sisterhood Bingo party Wed¬ nesday night, Jan. 27 at 7:30 o'clock.' ^'g^p^^ The admission is but 25c per person,' making it possible for everyone'to be present. Be sure to be at the Beth Jacob Synagogue next Wednesday evening and brjng ybur friends along. The first Temple Supper of the year to be given under the ausf^ices of the Rose E. Lazarus Sisterhood will be held Sunday evening, Jan. 31, at 5:30 o'clock at the Bryden Road NEW ORLEANS (WNS)--Amer-1 ican-Reform Judaism took a good- sized step, back toward the old' forms of traditional Judaism when thc final joint session of the 3l)th: biennial coun¬ cil of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations and its affiliated Na-i tional Federations of Temple Sister-1 hoods and Brotherhoods adopted a resolution recommending to Reform congregations the mote extensive use of ancient 'symbols, cereinonies and customs of Judaism. In a formal res¬ olution the lay leaders of Reform Judaism urged Reform congregations to Use only Jewish music in the Sab¬ bath services; to employ a cantor, as Orthodox synagogues do; to . chant the Kiddush; and to use only Jewish singers in synagogue choirs where practical; the singing of traditional Jewish, hymns; and the institution of "such traditional observances as arc wise, practicable and expedient in each congregation." Other resnlutiohs called, upon the Hebrew Union Colliegc to reestablish a chair in music, provided for coopera¬ tion hctwccii the governing boards.of the Union and its affiliated bodies to obtain the financial hackhig needed to reestablish former projects and initi¬ ate new ones, proposed the establish ment of a publication dedicated to lib eral Judaism, recommended the pro¬ duction of special films fbr the Union's educational program and wider dis¬ tribution of literature produced by its tract conlmission, approved consid¬ eration of a plan for old age pensions for rabbis, and suggestc<l joint annual moetlngb of local chapters of affiliated bodies in each congregation to coordi¬ nate activities. Robert P. Goldman of Cincinnati was elected president of the Union, an office which, had not been filled jn ten years. Jacob W. Maclc,"aIso 'of Cincinnati, who is chairman of thc Union's executive board, was named first vice president; Harry N. Gott¬ lieb, Cincinnati, second vice president; N. Henry Beckman, Cincinnati, treas¬ urer; and Rabbt George Zepin, Cin¬ cinnati, secretary. Officers named by the Federation of Temple Brotherhoods included Samuel B. Finkel, New York, president; Jesse Cohen, Brooklyn, first vice president; Albert F. Mccklcnburger, . Chicago, .second, vice president; Ferdinand T, Weil, Pittsburgh, third vice president; Arthur Straus, Chicago, treasurer. The. Union, once the fountainhead of anti-Zionism, also took an important action when it urged its constituents to give financial and moral support to the rebuilding of Palestine. A resolu¬ tion was adopted expressing "satisfac¬ tion with the progress made by the Jewish Agency in the upbuilding of Palestine" -and emphasizing that large portion of Jewry is desperately in need of a friendly shelter and spirit¬ ual aild cultural center. Thc time has come for all Jews to unite in the activities leading to the establishment of thc Jewish Homeland in Palestine. We urge our constituents to give financial and moral support to tlie work of rebuilding Palestine." The following 16 were elected to tlie Union's executive hoard: David Bress- ler, New York; Herman Wile, Buf¬ falo; Joseph G. Greenberg and Judge Horace Stern, Philadelphia; Robert P. Goldman, Jacob W. Miick, FL C. Oettinger, Cari E. Priti, David F. Kahn and Adolph Rosenberg, all of Cincinnati; Eugene B. Strassburger. Pittsburgh; Nathan Echstein, Seattle; Edwin B. Meissner, St. Louis; Irving S. Florsheim, Chiqago; Harold Hirsch, Atlanta; S. Walter Stern, New Or- leana. NEW, YORK (WNS)-"The re¬ sponsibility of individual American Jewish cOmm'unities to thc Anglo-Jew¬ ish weekly publications which, aerve them was stressed by Bernard Postal, managing editor of the Seven Arts Feature Syndicate; in a paper on "Thc Anglo-Jewish Weekly. Press'' read at the round table .on "The Role of the Press in Modern Jewish Life", which was. one of 12 such round tables held in connection with an all-day Confer-*-] ence arranged by the Jewish Theo¬ logical Seminary, of America as part of its .semi-centennial celebration. De¬ scribing, , the Anglo-Jewish weekly press as "a group of free, untrammeled and independent weeklies seeking to promote the well-being of American Jewry by serving as reporter, reflector and interpreter ¦ of thc , contemporary Jewish scene," Mr. Po<;taI said that "collectively they constitute the mOst reliable ]nde,x of American Jewish opinion. What thc Anglo-Jewish press needs today .is the greater cooperation of the, Jewish public, a cooperation which will cotnc about when our Jew¬ ish, leaders come to appreciate more fully that this press fills a vital need in American Jewish life, and that neg¬ lect or lack of encouragement of this powerful organ of public opinion and instrumentality for constructive lead¬ ership may imperil the very life of American Jeivry." Pointing oiit thiit Jewish com¬ munities have "come t4» rely on their Anglo-Jewish weeklies for leadership in every sphere of com¬ munal lifv," Mr, Postal said that from, "an organizational; and cul¬ tural viewpoint every Jewish com¬ munity in the land wouM be the poorer without its Anglo-Jewish weekly. The fundamental objcctivie of the Aiiglo-Jewisli press is serv¬ ice to the Jewish community. It is of responsibility to the Anglo-Jew¬ ish press. Unfortunately most com¬ munities ignore this responsibility, although they have no hesitancy about using or even exploiting their Anglo-Jewish w<!eklies to the full¬ est extent." Others. who participated in this roundtable were Jacob Fishman, man¬ aging editor of thc Jewish Morning Journal; David Gaiter, editor of the; Philadelphia Jewish Exponent;. B. Z. Goldberg, executive; editor of The Day; Louis Minsky, publicity director of the National Conference. pf Jews ¦ and Christians; Louis Rittenberg, managing editor of-the American He- . brew; and Rabbi Abraham Burnstein., .The conference, designed lo be a sort of clinical appraisal of contempo¬ rary American Jewish life, was opened with a keynote address, by Rabbi Israel Lcvinthal bi the Brooklyn Jewish Cen¬ ter. Rabbi Levinthal stressed thc need for the revaluation of Jewish-thought and the task of iashioning the Jewish ¦personality of today. To this end he acclaimed ..the. round tables on every aspect of Jewish life as an aid in thc clarification of the plan, scope; philos¬ ophy and future of Jewish life. Round table, subjects .included: the place of philaiithropy in Judaism; the Jew in relation to the larger community; the Jew in community'organization; ,the organization of Jewish education; the scope and ideals of Jewish education; the synagogue; the place of Palestine in the development of Jewish ideals; the publication anddistribiition of Jevv-' ish books;' Judaism and - the coll'egt' student; Judaism and the adolescent; and,. the' development of modern He¬ brew literature. The conference closed with a dinner at: which the speakers were Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University,, and to.be expected, therefore, that the Dr. Henry Sloaiie Coffin, president of community should have «omc sense the Union Theological Seminary. Oneg,Shabot Tea to be Held Today at Home^ of Mrs. J. Krakowitz Mrs. Jacob Krakowitz, C(U Linwood Ave., will be hostess for the Oneg Shabot Sabbath Tea at her home, this afternoon (Saturday) at ti o'clock, in honor oi her 25th wedding anniver¬ sary. Mrs. B. W. Abramson will lead the group singing and Mrs. Justin Sillman will read the Current Events. Cantor Gellman will sing the,tradi¬ tional Havdalloh. Dr. Lee J. Lev¬ inger, research director of B'nai B'rith,' will be the guest speaker-at this Saturday's gathering. Aniong those who arc oh the ar¬ rangements committee are: Mrs. Justin Sillman, Mrs.,Roy Stone, Mrs. Max Rubinstein, Mrs. B. W. Abram- .sun, Mrs, Harry Mellman, Mrs.' J. K. Bornstein, Mrs. A, Danziger, Mrs. Allan Tarshish and Mrs. W: A. Hersch. All members and friends of Hadassah are cordially invited. Westem Reserve Faculty Member Will Speak Here Monday Evening Rabbi Zelizer's Sennon Rahbi Nathan Zelizer will speak at the Broad St. Temple Friday, Jan. 29, at 8 p. m. on the subject--"Taking Pleasure in Other People's Happi¬ ness". Cantor Eugene Gottesman and the Choir will render the traditional services. All are welcome. An informal revue with short skits and musical nunihers will be pre¬ sented whh the following cast: the Mesdames Jack Resler, Robert Bla¬ shek, Abe Weinfeld, Harry Goldberg, AUen Gundersheimer, Edy/. Davis, Herbert Wise, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hofheimer, Mr. Buddy Moser, Mr. Samuel Luchs, M'iss Eleanor Levin and a group of young girls from the religious school. Mrs. Charles Frosh, Mrs. Harry Lurie and members of the Sisterhood board are in charge of the Sisterhood supper. Ladies' Frjee Loan Society To Meet Monday Evening The Ladies Free Loan Society will hold an important meeting Monday evening, Jan. 25, in the social hall of the, Agudath Achim Synagogue. AH members are asked to come prepared to complete the' settlement on the sup¬ per, tickets. The meeting will start promptly at 7:30 o'clock. Honoring the recent niarriage of her daughter, Leah, Mrs. A. Metchnick will furnish the refreshments. Mrs. H. Cohen, president of the Ladies Fre? Loan Society, wishes to extend her appreciation in belialf of the organization to the entire Jewish community for its fine cooperation in the success of the Jan. l7th supper. B'NAI B'RITH TO RIEET MONDAY EVENING President Abe Wolman anttounces S,' business meeting for ^^lon Lodge, B'nai B'rith, Monday evening, Jan. 25, at the Broad St. Temple. Every mem¬ ber of the B'nai B'rith organization is urged to be present as among other important matters to be brought be¬ fore the Lodge will be the appoint¬ ments of standing committees for the ensuing year. Ben B'riths, who de¬ sire to serve on any committee, should make their desires known to the of¬ ficers at Monday night's meeting. Dr. Joseph Remcnyi/a member of the ,faculty of Cleveland College of Western Restive University where he teaches comparative literature, will speak on the evening, of Monday, January 25, at the Bryden Road temple under the auspices of the edu¬ cation conimittecv of thcCoundl of Jewish Women. His subject will be "Present-Day Europe Reflected Through. Litera¬ ture." This is the third of a series of four lectures sponsored by the Council. Those who do not have season ' tickets may . procure single tickcti for the Monday night lecture .from Mi's. Mark Feinknopf or any of her committee or they can be pur¬ chased at the door. Dr. Rcmcnyi is an outstanding au¬ thor, h<iving had U books published in Budapest. He is alsb co-author of Professor Henry Pratt Fairchild's book entitled "Immigrant Back¬ grounds" published in New York. He is a frequent contributor of European and American periodicals and news¬ papers. Announcement is also facing made that thc Bryden Rd. Temple Sister¬ hood and the Council, who together arc sponsoring a study group which is pursuing the study of peace, will hold a meeting at the home of Mrs. Meyer Hofman, 2495 Bexley Park Road, next Monday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock. Jewish Shelter Home Din¬ ner tb BeHeld Feb. 7 Sunday^ Feb. 7th, has been the date selected for the annual dinner of the Jewish Shelter Home which will take place in the banquet hall of the Agu¬ dath Achim Synagogue. In charge of this affair are .Mrs. M. Eizeman, 543 E. Fulton St., and Mrs. Syd Mendelman,"7Il Wager St., chairman and co-chairman respec¬ tively. Mr. C: H. Furman will be toastmaster and included on the pro¬ gram are Rabbi Leopold Greenwald and Rabbi Mordecai Hirschsprung. Further announcements will appear in a later issue of the Chronicle. An invitation is extended to the Jewish community to visit the Cblum¬ bus Jewish Shelter Home (Hachno¬ sath Orchim), 625 E. Livingston Ave. Mrs. A, Harris has recently been re^ appointed in charge of the home. Prof. Beckman to Address A- A. Open Forum Theodore N. Beckman, professor o£ marketing at O. S. U. will speak ou "Disprimination Against the Jew in Business" at the Friday night open foriirii to be sponsored by Young Israel on Jan. 20, at 8:00 o'clock. Professor Beckman is a recognized au¬ thority on business theory and prac¬ tice, having long been connected with the U. S. Dept. of Commerce and the U. S. Bureau of the Census. He has been adviser and chief consultant to numerous commissions ah^. surveys, as well as being the author of several books. After the talk a general discussion will follow. Sam Stregevsky will be chairman of the iorum, which will be held at Agudath Achim Synagogue, Donaldson and Washington.
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Central Ohio's Only
Jewish Jfewspaper
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Jewish Ideals
Voliime XVII—No. i6i
Per Year $3.00; Per Copy lOc
Strictly Confidential
By PHINEAS J. BIRON
Tou Should Know
Lord Melchett is coming to thc United States in February in connec¬ tion with the publication here of his book on Palestine...Eliezer Kaplan, treasurer of the Jewish Agency and generally regarded as the greatest ad¬ ministrator and .financier thc Zionist
Commission Hears Last
Arab Witnesses Before
Leaving for London
Mayor nf JGrusalcm Scores Jowh; Bishop Charges Jews With De¬ signs on Mosque of Omnr
JliKU.SALEM (WNS—Palcor Agency)—The Koyal Conunissioq of Investigation under Lord Peel will de¬ part for London on January 22nd after
movement has ever had, is coming to | completing hearings on the Arab-Jew-
A[ncrica with Dr. Chaim Weizluaini ... Speakers at thc luncheon session of the American Jewish Committee's annual meeting, thc only one not held behind closed doors, made it plain that tlicy wouldn't be at all sorry if thc press ignored their remarks.. .William Rosenwald went so far .is to caution the gentlemen of thc press present not to hlakc hotels uf his address.. .Dr. A. E. Abraniowitz, former editor of thc Jewish Chatnpion, ;has been named executive director of the Chicago Zionist Organization...The other can¬ didate considered was Rabbi J. L. Zlotnick, formerly of Canada...The 92nd St. Y. M. H. A. is using space in the. New York daily press to ad vertise its facilities...And the New York Post used a line of Hebrew type in an .idvertiscmcnt of the English translation of Abraham ^tapa*s novel, "Thc Shepherd Prince"...
Roadside Gleanings Now that the Reinhardt-Werfcl- ¦ Weill, production of "Thc Eternal Road" has started on what producer Meyer Weisgal hopes is an eternal run you may be, interested in some-in¬ side'dope dn tliQ spectacle...No, wc won't boi'c you with statistical'det
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A Havelock High School student is in critical condition this afternoon following a near drowning during a field trip Thursday.
A Havelock High School student is in critical condition this afternoon following a near drowning during a field trip Thursday.
A representative from Carteret General Hospital in Morehead City confirmed that the victim was in critical condition. The Sun Journal is withholding the identity of the student.
The student was on a field trip with a marine biology class to the N.C. Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores.
Following the visit to the aquarium, the group stopped to go swimming in the Atlantic Ocean at Fort Macon State Park on the northeast side of the City of Atlantic Beach.
Charlie Peek, spokesman for the N.C. Division of Parks and Recreation, said a group of 46 students and two chaperones from HavelockHigh Schoolarrived at the bathhouse area of the state park about 11 a.m.The bathhouse area is the park�s ocean-side beach access.
Several students were going into the ocean and one, a long distance out, started yelling for help.
A couple of the other students and a couple of park visitors, including one with a kayak, reportedly went out to assist the male student and were able to get him to shore with the help of the kayak, Peek said.
According to Atlantic Beach Fire Chief Adam Snyder, the first call of distress came just after noon.
�We were dispatched down there for a drowning and when we got there they were just bringing him out and laying him on the ground,� Snyder said. �We got there and the young man was in cardiac arrest.�
Snyder confirmed that a student and a teacher were just beginning CPR when the rescue crew arrived.
Snyder said the conditions in the ocean were a little choppy but not bad.
�It wasn�t rough,� Snyder said, �but that doesn�t mean there are no rip currents out there. It was a beautiful day to be honest, but that kind of stuff can happen even on the nicest days.�
Snyder said he couldn�t get a whole lot of information about what happened because the crew was busy attempting to save the young man�s life.
�When we asked we heard that he was out there swimming, got into trouble and that�s when they noticed him and then they went out there to go get him,� Snyder said. �Apparently he was caught in a rip current and couldn�t get in and they got to him and were able to get him in.�
�He was in cardiac arrest so we started ALS (advanced life support) and we were able to get a pulse on him before were left the park,� Snyder said. �We were able to revive him prior to leaving Fort Macon State Park.�
Snyder said it takes about two minutes to get to the beach access from their fire station.
�He did go quite a bit of time without any oxygen, but fortunately we were able to get there quickly and provide CPR and ALS patient care, and get a pulse and get him to start breathing again,� Snyder said.
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A kitten used some of its nine lives while making a harrowing, nearly 300-mile journey to Illinois from a central Wisconsin town.
Sugar Grove Police found the kitten inside the engine of a semi-truck after they pulled the truck over for speeding. The driver had started the trip in Tomah, Wis., police said, and was driving for about four hours before he was pulled over.
During the stop, an officer heard meowing coming from the engine. Inside was a black kitten who'd hung on for the duration of the 284-mile trip.
The cat has since been dubbed EB for "engine block" and was taken to Kane County Animal Control where the staff describes her as spunky and loves attention.
"She has a lot of energy and is very playful! She has also been around small dogs."
The kitten is expected to be put up for adoption.


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CRYSTAL LAKE – The Corner Bakery Cafe in Crystal Lake is considering adding a drive-through window.
Restaurant officials floated the idea earlier this month at a Planning and Zoning Commission meeting. Commissioners supported the idea, but the plan still needs formal approval from the city, said Michelle Rentzsch, director of planning and economic development.
The chain restaurant is located at 815 Cog Circle in a multi-tenant retail building that is part of the Archway East development along Route 14. The addition of a drive-through window would help address parking issues in the area, but would require changes to how traffic is directed through the parking lot.
About a third of the cafe's business traffic comes from people who are picking up orders, Rentzsch said. A drive-through window would help speed up that process.
Corner Bakery Cafe has more than 140 company-owned and franchised locations in the United States, including more than 30 in Illinois.


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Complete and continue
BI Dashboard Formula Methodology
Intro to BI Dashboard Formula (BIDF) Methodology
Welcome to the BIDF Family! What to expect? (9:03)
STEP 1 | Planning: How to Qualify your BI Dashboard Project!
Start with our Planning Guide Template (Identify the Who) - This exact template saved one company from doing a $21 MIL dashboard project, that was not ready! Use it. Steal It. (20:02)
You Must Identify the top Goals and KPIs (6:24)
Mod 1 - Wk 1 Q&A - Planning Guide Template Use Case (ET) (64:22)
Mod 1 - Wk 1 Q&A - Planning Guide Template Use Case (AEST) (62:05)
Mod 1 - Wk 2 Q&A - Deep Dive 30-Day Project Plan (AEST) (51:55)
STEP 2 | Scoping: How to Identify the "Top 5-8 Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)" (Don't Screw this Up!)
Rookie Mistake: Designing your dashboards before validating your final KPIs is a big NO, NO! (9:51)
Part 1: Ultimate KPI Blueprint Template (Execution) (34:15)
Part 2: Ultimate KPI Blueprint Template (Data/Monitor/Status) (14:27)
Mod 2 - Wk 4 Q&A - Scoping CheatSheet (ET) (19:01)
Mod 2 - Wk 5 Q&A - BIDF Blueprint Use Case (ET) (43:02)
Mod 2 - Wk 5 Q&A - BIDF Blueprint Use Case (AEST) (57:21)
Mod 2 - Wk 5 Q&A - 90-sec KPI Analyzer (ET) (34:03)
HOT!!! Mod 2 - Wk 6 Q&A - BIDF Success Story w/ Daniel Lovosky (ET) (50:41)
Mod 2 - Wk 6 Q&A - Visual Storyboard (AEST) (31:08)
STEP 3 | How to Design a Beautiful Dashboard... that 'Users Love'
Rookie Mistake: Building your dashboard in the software before getting sign off can extend the design process by 200%!
Choosing the right tools for your design .. no photoshop!
Stick to the black/white mock up
How to choose a good color scheme
Choosing the right KPIs for the right charts
USE CASE: Before/After....Let's look at five ways to re-design this ugly dashboard!
Mod 3 - Wk 8 Q&A - Live Design Session! (EST) (86:25)
Mod 3 - Wk 8 Q&A - Live Design Session! (AEST) (83:30)
STEP 4 | How to Create a 'Social Campaign' to Boost User Adoption
Rookie Mistake: Measuring user adoption using the wrong metrics!
Choose our social campaign type
Putting together a successful BI Campaign
Final Thoughts - Your live..Now What?
BONUS | Discover Visual Storytelling...Tell your Data Story
Say hello to the KPI Visual Storyboard template... data story tellng made easy!
Focus on the big three part picture
Add some impact and weight to the story!
Drafting your Visual Response... a game changer
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The North Atlantic Oscillation Index which had turned positive near the end of January signaling the end of a significant Atlantic blocking episode, dropped to neutral or even briefly a small negative around the 18th of February. That may have helped the storm in the northeast bring snow a bit further south.
It quickly returned to positive territory again and forecasts for the next week show it staying that way. How long will the warm weather last? Well certainly the weather looks mild or even very mild now for at least a week.
These relatively long, alternating warm and cold spells are typical of La Nina. We would be surprised however, if we did not get more high latitude blocking events, another reversal of the NAO and of the weather pattern sometime in March.
More to come...


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Glitch fouls ISTEP tests
Adams Central Community Schools were disrupted during the first day of ISTEP testing Monday morning as a computer glitch within the ISTEP system caused students across Indiana to be kicked off of the testing site.
AC Superintendent Mike Pettibone said students were knocked off for a time Monday but were eventually able to get back into the system and came close to finishing testing for the day.
"Did it disrupt us? Yes. But we were able to get back on and finish up," said Pettibone.
(Officials at North Adams and South Adams schools were unavailable for comment before press time this morning.)
Further details in today's print and e-editions.


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Pets, Pets, Pets
"Broadway Barks" is a brilliant rescue idea now in its tenth year. To paraphrase George M. Cohan: "Give my regards to Broadway; remember placing scores of pets..." Saturday July 12th the stars of the Great White Way, led by Bernadette
This year kicks off with an earlier special attraction. Bernadette Peters has written a children's book called Broadway Barks (Blue Apple Books; $17.95), featuring her own pound pooch, Kramer (a Briard mix) and a doggy lullaby CD. At 12:30 she'll be autographing copies of her book at the Broadhurst Theatre on W. 44th. All proceeds will go to "Broadway Barks" animal agencies. Last year, even before the new book, "Broadway Barks" sponsors like the ASPCA and Pedigree, ads in PLAYBILL and auction sales resulted in over $100, 000 to aid shelter animals. A volunteer from Babylon (who wants to remain anonymous) is an integral part of "Broadway Barks'" financial success. Several years ago he came up with the brainstorm to auction off stuffed dogs autographed by the casts of each Broadway show. The soft toys are filled with light powder beads, and covered with nylon, perfect for signing with a Sharpie pen. This year alone my creative friend Tom made more than a dozen trips to Manhattan to circulate the toy dogs needing signatures back stage at 22 different Broadway theaters. Then he brought the signed pups home to photograph and make exquisite posters listing the casts for the silent auction in Shubert Alley. Some dogs are dressed for the occasion. The "South Pacific" pooch is sporting a pink lei; the "Phantom" dog a mask; and the "Little Mermaid" Mer-Dog (shown here) has an aquatic fin costume. Tom, the man behind the scenes, will be manning the silent auction tables. First year, he only had 7 "Bark" dogs and they fetched over a thousand dollars. In the future, he'd like to see the mini-menagerie featured in PLAYBILL or listed on EBAY to increase donations. It's hard to estimate what the total will be this time, although he knows Tony Awards and popular actors/actresses increase the toy's value. Tom's promos are so tempting: The "Chorus Line" canine is a "Singular Sensation"; the "Mary Poppins" pup "supercalifragilistic". Perhaps you'll be telling the "Grease" dog-"You're the One that I Want".
Speaking of the Mayors Alliance, mark your calendar- This wonderful NYC initiative will be bringing their rescue magic to Long Island. I am thrilled to announce the Mayors Alliance will be hosting a "low cost microchipping clinic" in conjunction with "Last Hope's Dog Walk" at Wantagh Park on Sat. Sept.13. All dog and cat owners can have their pets implanted with a HOMEAGAIN chip for only $25 each, registration included. This price represents savings up to $80 per chip. Microchips help so many lost pets find their way home. More details soon. Speaking of creative fundraising ideas- "Dress Down Days" generated a generous donation for Last Hope Animal Rescue. On occasion the kind employees at Data Device Corp. (DDC) in Bohemia "pay" for the privilege of wearing jeans to work. Two recent "Dress Down Days" resulted in a windfall of several thousand dollars to Last Hope. Special thanks to Dave Shekailo, inspired by his Last Hope cat "Pete", for putting our local homeless waifs on DDC's wonderful charity calendar. For Adoption: The Oyster Bay Town Shelter pets (677-5784) Miller Pl. Syosset would love to have their plight lit up on a Broadway marquee. To my chagrin, this older, thin, tiny Poodle #501 was found on the Massapequa street where I grew up. Someone took him to the wrong town shelter, but he's been transferred and groomed, yet remains unclaimed and unadopted.
"Sammy" #425 is a small black Shepherd mix, 8 years old, housebroken, and said to be good with kids. His former family moved to an apartment without him. More dogs: a pair of male Shih-tzu mixes #531-532 found at Sunrise Mall. Cats: "Desi" #429-gray tabby; "Priscilla" #399 pretty tabby & white in the lobby; kittens galore.


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Lisle, Illinois ~ Do you want to be a science student who presents research at national conferences? Do you want to be published in science journals and participate in yearlong research opportunities with award-winning faculty? Do you want to be better prepared for a career?
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High school and transfer students interested in science are invited to check out the Open House from 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. on Saturday, November 23. Check-in begins at 11:00 a.m. in the Krasa Student Center.
The open house provides students and their parents with the opportunity to meet with University staff members to discuss Benedictine's academic programs, admissions requirements, application process, available scholarships and financial aid. Customized tours of campus and the Birck Hall of Science, a state-of-the-art teaching and research facility, will also be provided.
Benedictine University's College of Science offers undergraduate programs in Biochemistry/Molecular Biology, Biology, Chemistry, Clinical Laboratory Science, Clinical Life Science (Perfusion Technology and Respiratory Care), Computer Information Systems, Computer Science, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Engineering Science, Environmental Science, Health Science, Mathematics, Nuclear Medicine Technology, Physics, Radiation Therapy and pre-professional programs in Chiropractic, Dentistry, Medicine, Occupational Therapy, Optometry, Pharmacy, Physical Therapy, Physician Assistant, Podiatry and Veterinary Medicine.
The College of Science provides unique opportunities for undergraduate students to participate in summer research projects and internships through its ties to the regional science community, which includes Argonne National Laboratory and Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory.
This experience allows students to gain expertise in a lab setting, expand their understanding of classroom work and enhance their resumes.
Alumni have matriculated to some of the top graduate and medical schools in the country, and those who have decided to attend medical school said they were more prepared than peers who attended other schools.
Prospective students can also stay after the event for a special presentation on the University's Scholars Program, which offers academically talented students special opportunities to develop their skills as thinkers, readers and writers through a coordinated program of seminar-style coursework that emphasizes discussion and debate.
The program also aims to help its members grow as leaders and global citizens by heightening their understanding of other cultures and encouraging a commitment to socially responsible action.
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The GNUstep project has released a new version of its Live CD, including many GNUstep software and developer tools. As a bonus you get some classic games like nethack, and quite a few network and system recovery and administrator tools. There are also a few 3D and audio programs on it. It's based on the 2.6.31 Linux kernel and Debian Linux distribution, and is created using the live-helper package. It is available for i386, powerpc, ultrasparc, and amd64. It comes with some added multimedia software packages like mplayer, lame, lives, vamps, mypaint, milkytracker, schismtracker, goattracker, opencubicplayer, and a nice selection of free fonts (like M+) and fontmatrix. Google Chrome is installed too.


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Australians on the Western Front: Call-up divides nation
As casualty lists soared on the Western Front in the Great War, Australians twice voted to reject the introduction of conscription.
From 1914, enlistment in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) was restricted to volunteers but from mid-1916 encouraging enough eligible recruits became increasingly difficult.
Australian Prime Minister Billy Hughes came under sustained pressure from Britain's War Council to follow Britain and New Zealand in introducing conscription.
In August 1916, Hughes said voluntary recruiting could no longer be relied upon to maintain Australian forces at the required level of strength.
Appealing to "the patriotism of Australian manhood", Hughes said: "The great offensive … has cost a fearful price, yet it must be pressed forward with implacable resolution.
"To falter now is to make the great sacrifice of lives of no avail."
The eight-week conscription campaign created a bitter debate and split communities.
It was conducted during the Battle of the Somme in France, which historian Joan Beaumont said infused the debate "with the passion and hysteria of mass grief".
The first referendum on October 28, 1916, saw conscription narrowly defeated with 1,087,557 in favour (48.4%) and 1,160,033 against (51.6%).
In 1917, as the carnage in France and Belgium grew, and the US and Canada introduced conscription, Hughes called another vote for December 20, claiming 7000 recruits a month were needed.
By this time, Hughes had controversially walked out on the Labor Party, joined forces with the Liberals to form the Nationalist Party, won a May election and incurred the wrath of the working class by smashing a national strike.
The second referendum, held amid tightened censorship, was again divisive politically and socially with Melbourne's Irish-born Catholic archbishop Daniel Mannix a vehement "no" campaigner.
In December, Australia voted "no" again, by a wider margin of 94,000 votes.
Soldiers were split too, 103,789 voting "yes" and 93,910 voting "no" .
The AIF remained a voluntary force and Beaumont said this fuelled the myth of the Australian soldier as the citizen in arms – "not a professional soldier but a natural fighter".
By war's end, about 420,000 Australians had enlisted - 38.7% of males aged between 18 and 44.
Initially, eligible men had to be 19 to 38 years of age, and at least 5ft 6in (168cm) to enlist.
A third of all volunteers were rejected in the first year, many with defective teeth.
As the war progressed, and the need for new recruits increased, recruitment standards relaxed.
By June 1915, they could be aged 18 to 45 and by 1917, the minimum height had fallen to just 5ft (152cm).
The 1st-4th AIF battalions were raised in NSW and the 5th-8th battalions from Victoria within a fortnight of the declaration of war.
The 9th came from Queensland, the 10th from SA, the 11th from WA and the 12th was largely Tasmanian.
All up, 60 AIF battalions were raised and saw active service.
Later in the war, 16 new battalions were created comprising veterans of severely-depleted battalions and newly-arrived recruits.
Once the reports of losses at Gallipoli hit home, 152 Victorians enlisted as "The Fair Dinkums" and sailed away in August, 1915.
By December 1915, 52% of the Australian Army had enlisted.
Spurred on by recruitment posters, some from artist Norman Lindsay, a series of nine "snowball" marches from late in 1915 gathered men along country roads to recruitment camps.
In NSW, they included the Coo-ees from Gilgandra, the Wallabies from Walgett, the Men from Snowy River from Delegate, the Waratahs from Nowra and the Kangaroos from Wagga Wagga. Queensland's Dungarees marched 270km from Warwick to Brisbane.
Military historian Dr Peter Stanley said: "The snowball marches have been celebrated… as the epitome of voluntarism. In fact, they represented the failure of voluntary enlistment."
In cities and country towns alike, pro-enlistment urging was blunt.
A huge sign trumpeting "Enlist The Empire Calls" in Sydney's George Street was unavoidable, while volunteers leaving Tumut passed by a banner held by women that read "If you won't go we will".
Author John McQuilton said irresistible pressure was brought to bear on "eligibles" in north-eastern Victoria, but once rural communities "were satisfied that their eligibles had gone, they resisted any further attempts to force the remaining men to enlist".
A 1977 survey of veterans found motives for joining up ranged from patriotism, a sense of duty, social pressure, spirit of adventure, self-interest and "hatred of the Hun".
Heartbreak as tanks crumble at Bullecourt
British General Hubert Gough's plan for the Battle of Bullecourt in 1917 had Australian 4th Division soldiers advancing behind a dozen tanks across "no man's land" towards the Germans' heavily-fortified Hindenburg Line.
Rather than wait until he had sufficient artillery resources he chose tanks to lead the troops through the enemy's barbed-wire.
It was a hastily-prepared attack, planned as a diversion for the British Army's offensive at nearby Arras.
In fact, the reality of the attack in northern France was an embarrassing disaster and a heartbreaking result for the Australians.
Set for April 10, the Australian troops were ordered to withdraw from the battlefield when the tanks, caught in a blizzard, failed to arrive.
With the Germans forewarned and reinforced, and the Australians exhausted and frustrated by the bungling, Gough rescheduled the attack across the snow-blanketed fields for a day later, April 11.
Despite their crews' bravery, the primitive, slow-moving tanks performed poorly and either broke down or were quickly destroyed.
Fighting desperately, and advancing across a battlefield overlooked on three sides by German positions, the Australian infantry managed to gain a brief hold on the German line but fierce counter-attacks forced a retreat.
Facing walls of barbed wire 30m thick in some places, the 4th Division suffered 3300 casualties and 1170 Australians were taken prisoner - the largest number captured in a single engagement during World War I.
Captain David Dunworth, who was wounded and captured in the attack, said: "Tanks we knew nothing of – we had never seen one in action."
There were also problems with supplies and equipment. Dunworth again: "At one point 36,000 Mills bombs (hand grenades) were moved to the forward area without their detonaters."
From May 3-17, the Australians were made to attack over the same ground.
This second attempt took the small village of Bullecourt and the Australians penetrated the Hindenburg Line, before again meeting ferocious German counter-attacks.
No important strategic advantage was gained and Australian Imperial Force casualties totalled another 7482 in the Second Battle of Bullecourt.
While junior officers such as Captains Harry Murray and Albert Jacka enhanced their stellar reputations, elements of leadership at the top of the Australian command do not stand up too well to scrutiny, according to Australian War Memorial historian Peter Burness.
Jacka, bravest of the brave
At the 1916 Battle of Pozieres, Albert Jacka won the Military Cross for recapturing a section of trench, freeing a group of captured Australians and forcing 50 Germans to surrender.
It has been called, "the most dramatic and effective act of individual audacity in the history of the AIF".
He was the first Australian Victoria Cross winner demonstrating "unparalleled courage" at Gallipolli in May 1915.
After the disaster at Bullecourt in 1917, where he was further decorated, Jacka wrote a report critical of the tank operation.
The report, along with disputes with senior officers, curtailed his promotion to higher ranks and later recognition for his bravery at Polygon Wood.
Captain Jacka was wounded and gassed in May 1918. Returning home in 1919, he ran an electrical goods company and worked tirelessly for the unemployed as Mayor of St Kilda.
Eight VC winners carried his coffin when he died aged 39 in 1932.
The Road to Remembrance is published by Fairfax Media in partnership with the Department of Veterans' Affairs.


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Blame Game Begins in Cyprus
Now that one of its major banks has been closed and many depositors have faced a levy as part of its debt bailout, Cyprus is trying to work out how it got into such a financial mess. WSJ's Alkman Granitsas reports. Photo: EPA
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I guess now this that this once in awhile ... the decorating it I mean ... it in some ways the problem in the banking sector have been brewing for years and it was an open secret on Cyprus that things were ... going quite well ... the most from that date back many years to win now or the Number two bank There was merged with us ... to separate Greek banks ... some of them are more recent like for example in the last ... several months leading up to the of the crisis there were signs that ... both of the banks but the Number two bank in particular ... that needed a considerable amount like support the European Central Bank ... have to do to remain in operation ... and so the questions that are being asked on Cyprus now is who knew what ... when how long that they know it why didn't anybody do anything about ... six in the physical said that the presence in South Palm ... has just been the ... world's beauty elected ... but they all calls for resignations of the of the finance minister in the on ... the Bank of Cyprus Governor ... that's exactly right in ... the first hinted at through even the most under fire has been the central bank governor who ... was appointed office in May of last year ... and one other question is why he didn't do anything to prevent a meltdown that we saw last month for a ... he was one of which have been aware of liquidity requirements of the banks ... of ... their questions about why he let them continue operating and didn't move for a more radical restructuring ... of the finance minister that the Saudis also ... is coming under the roleplaying ... for one for negotiating a deal that many Cypriot saw was that both in the first instance and in the second instance ... is a daily gain in Cyprus is very small financial media studies was also ... chairman of ... a woman with two big banks and there are questions about why he didn't do things ... that earlier to ... forestall the meltdown ... the top of that of course is the isthe is the feeling that perhaps is the loss of values in ... the country ... the minute there was any told the lady might be in those changes negotiations ... on the ideas of finger pointing going on that some people ... that's correct and that that awful taken the political ramifications the entire crisis ... there are some indications the money did lead over country after ... the first deal was ... reached on March sixteen ... and those according to your town officials are on the order of the hundreds of millions of euro ... for the bigger question of being also pursued ... in the Greek and Cypriot press these days ... you think people have before the foreknowledge of the bank levy that was going to be above that level has been rejected but ... he was partly an official deal of March sixteen ... and over the weekend several Greek and Cypriot media release lists ... of ... the names of companies and individuals to manage to take their money out of Cyprus just days before ... the deal was reached among them was a trading company distantly related or indirectly related ... to the family of the current president was the last of the US uses ... that should be interesting ... 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Emeli Sande surprises Scottish students on school trip
The singer, who has scored a Christmas number one with her hit album Our Version Of Events, went home to Aberdeenshire on Friday (21Dec12) for the holidays and she marked the occasion by returning to her former school in Alford.
Sande organised the trip with the help of her mother and she managed to keep it a secret.
She tells the BBC, "That was great. My mum had managed to organise the surprise with the head teacher from my primary school and for the academy (secondary school) as well. So we went and surprised the kids. It was their last day of the term and they had just come back from their Christmas party and they weren't expecting it at all.
"We managed to keep it a secret from the teachers as well so it was really lovely. I sang Next To Me on the piano so it was a really lovely thing to do for Christmas, I think."


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2017 West Australian Under-18 Team Staff Announced
WA Ultimate are pleased to announce the appointment of the Under 18 Western Australian teams staff, who will manage and coach the State teams attending the 2017 Australian Youth Ultimate Championships (AYUC).
This competition with be a state representative structure for players 18 years of age and younger.
Where: Melbourne, Victoria.
When: July 7th - 9th 2017
Format: Separate Gender; U18 Boys Division and U18 Girls Division.
The appointment panel were thrilled with the number of staff applications that were recieved and how this program is growing stronger every year.
CONGRATULATIONS to..
Kristofer Wright who has been appointed as the U18 Girls Team Coach
Brendon Canzirri who has been appointed as the U18 Boys Team Coach
Kelly Hawes who has been appointed as the U18 Squad Manager.
Jaxon Botje who has been appointed as a Coach Mentor, to work across both the Girls and Boys teams.
There will be more information released soon for the Athletes who are interested in trying out for these teams.
Primal Ultimate Club offer youth focused sessions, held at Yokine Reserve, Wordsworth Avenue, Yokine WA 6060.
These sessions run on Monday nights, 6:00pm - 7:30pm and are open to all interested athletes aged 13-18 Years Old.
Are you interested in competing for AUSTRALIA as an Under-20 player? Well, currently all the players who attend the 2017 AYUC have the opportunity to be selected to represent Australia against New Zealand in the 2017 Trans-Tasman series to be held September 30-October 1 in Sydney.


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Still haven't figured out how to talk to your kids about the Hurricane Sandy disaster? Some kids from New Orleans just made the conversation a whole lot easier. Fourth graders who lived through Hurricane Katrina have crafted letters for the Sandy survivors, and they're everything you'd expect out of a group of children.
They're sweet. They're kind. They're simple and simply heart wrenching. And they are a perfect road map for parents trying to make sense of this whole mess. Take a look:
And then there's this one, which seems to make reference to Katrina itself:
Simple. Sweet. Amazing!
This is what we need to talk to our kids about in the wake of a disaster. Yes, we can (and should) talk about how to be prepared for an emergency, maybe do a drill in the house, but more than that, these type of disasters give us a chance to teach our kids about simple human kindness. They give us a chance to move past the narcissism that's natural for children and talk about what it means to be in a position to do something for others.
Can you imagine the smile this will put on the faces of people who really need smiles this week?
I live in an area that was hit by Hurricane Sandy, albeit not nearly as badly as New Jersey, New York City, or Long Island. Many in my area have lost power, some still don't have it back. Our schools were shuttered for days on end. But we were all lucky. We had our homes (even if they were on the cold side). We had our lives.
And every time I wanted to complain, I reminded myself of that fact. Not only did I not want to come off as insensitive, but I needed to set the right tone for my daughter.
Kudos to Jonathan McCarty, the fourth grade teacher at Harriet Tubman School on Algiers Point, Louisiana, for striking the right tone with his students. These kids are going to be all right.
Do these letters melt your heart? Will you sit your kids down to write letters to give the Sandy survivors a boost?
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Forever in Blue Jeans
Added May 25, 2010
by sunnilj9
Cedar City, Utah...
This is my Mister and I've never sewn a single stitch of apparel for him and thought it was high time. He was in desperate need of new jeans. It's always hard to fit Mr. S and I wasn't emotionally prepared for the hunting of jeans that don't seem to exist this time around. So here is Kwik Sew 3504. I'll be making these again and again, I think. I don't know that Mr. S is completely convinced that he likes them. But hey, these are my first pair. A few more and perhaps he'll be swayed. Let's get down to specifics shall we?
I used a stretch denim for these and stitched a gold denim topstitching thread. I bought rivets from ebay and found jean buttons at my local fabric store. After all was said and done I tried distressing the jeans. I'm not sure that this really worked out that well and I don't know if that's because of the stretch in the denim or not. I tried bleaching these and sandpapering them and giving them a few bleach pen streaks. It was fun giving this a try even if the distress didn't come out quite right.The sewing pattern was quite good. There are a few tweaks that still need to be made for next time, but overall I'm happy with the fit and the construction. The instructions are great and quite straight forward. Totally recommend!
Material Notes
Heavy-weight stretch denim, denim topstitching thread, rivets, jean buttons
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Jul 17, 2010, 03.13 AMby tiger-lily
You seriously made these jeans? I am mightily impressed.
Jun 9, 2010, 06.21 AMby 5294sandras
Very nice. Great job – you should be proud!
May 29, 2010, 09.17 PMby storres56
They look fabulous.
May 28, 2010, 03.04 PMby hellagabrielle
Wow, these are fantastic! I, too, am making my foray into the world of menswear. I can't believe this is your first go at mens jeans. I'll have to try the pattern. Great job!
May 28, 2010, 03.04 PMby hellagabrielle
Wow, these are fantastic! I, too, am making my foray into the world of menswear. I can't believe this is your first go at mens jeans. I'll have to try the pattern. Great job!
May 27, 2010, 01.15 PMby elguanche
never saw jeans sewed by hobbysewer that great!!! Wonderful!
Hopee to see more:D
May 26, 2010, 09.47 PMby pixelink
YOU ARE FEARLESS!!! They look brilliant, do you have an industrial as I am wondering whether denim would be a challenge on a standard sewing machine? Once again… BRILL!!!
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May 27, 2010, 09.57 PMby sunnilj9
Oh thank you! Actually I just have a standard Bernina sewing machine. It handled these fairly well although the stretch in the denim was a little hard to maneuver. All in all, not too bad on my machine.
May 26, 2010, 11.10 AMby klbull2000
You did a very good job. Mr. S will come around and will be very pleased about his jeans he might even give you some ideas about what he might want on his jeans in the future.
May 25, 2010, 10.25 PMby nenasew
Mr. S may not say it because he is a man but I am sure he is in love these. I think you are so ambitious. Great pair of jeans
May 25, 2010, 07.23 AMby Ralf Schmitz
fantastic! these are the best jeans i have seen for a long time! i love them and i think, that this pattern works realy great for them (by the way, i really think, that the elastic part in your denim has given you the hard time for making them "used looking". if it is 100 % cotton, this procedure is far easier!)
May 25, 2010, 06.50 AMby keren
Great job. They look very professional. I didn't know the term was "distressing". I think you are quite a pioneer – in one go making jeans and for a man, and the distressing stuff… Great job and he should be honored!
May 25, 2010, 03.58 AMby kelepso
May 25, 2010, 02.47 AMby mo-mo-sew-sew
HOT HOT HOT!!! the pants and mr. s……… ;-)
awesome job. i am so intimidated to try jeans or pants of any sort besides pj drawstrings. someday!!!
May 25, 2010, 02.29 AMby micbrown
I think they look great – good job on the distressing.
May 25, 2010, 12.34 AMby jaimesews
They look amazing!
May 25, 2010, 12.28 AMby gillthecat
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Michael Moore, champion of the working class, used non-union stagehands to film "Capitalism: A Love Story." The porcine provocateur is promoting his anti-Wall Street jeremiad by giving free tickets to unions, but the American Federation of Teachers has turned them down because Moore didn't hire any members of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees. "Michael Moore and one of our sister unions, IATSE, are in discussions about concerns the union has," the AFT told ABC News. "The AFT has decided against accepting tickets until those issues are resolved." Moore's agent, Ari Emanuel, seems to blame the IATSE for treating documentarians as "second-class filmmakers." "This is a Writers Guild, Screen Actors Guild and Directors Guild film, as all Michael's films are," Emanuel said. "He is a proud, dues-paying member of all three of these unions."
Union teaches Michael Moore a lesson
By PageSix.com Staff
October 2, 2009 | 4:00am


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Images of my art have been recently published in Houston Lifestyles & Homes, Modern Luxury Houston, and The Woodlands Lifestyles & Homes
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