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Q: Site, sub-site and User level storage quota in SharePoint Online? can we put Site, sub-site and User level  quota in SharePoint Online !

A: As far i know, you can set the Quota only for the Site collection not subsite level in SharePoint.
See the Set Storage Quota for site collection screen. Only thing is for site collection.

Read more about the set storage quota check this.Manage site collection storage limits
Another thing, for indivual User if they are using the One drive for bussiness then you can set the quota on it for specific user. You can increase it upto 1TB.
SharePoint Online now allows up to 1TB of storage for OneDrive for Business and SharePoint site collections in Office 365


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1. Hello everyone there, I hope you enjoy your days during the weeks, can I just ask how you guys doing over there?
2. Greetings to everyone there, how is your work, friends and family, I hope all is fine? My regards to everyone at home.
3. You guys are fantastic, I hope all is well? I am pleased to make you guys understand that you are great, I wish you all the best.
4. Greetings to those that matter, you are guys are fantastically intelligent, my regards to everyone of you. Long life and prosperity to you all.
5. I wish you all the great things in life, you are always the best around me. I enjoy your companies so much. Compliment of the season.
6. Wishing you guys an awesome day ahead, I greet you all for the fulfillment of your goals in this season.
7. This season of love and affection, I hope it favors you? I just want to say hello to those that really matter.
8. I wish you guys all the best now and forever. You are simply the most interesting people on this earth for and I will never forget you guys.
9. You are so much sweet to be with, I hope you are fine this season of love and sharing, I just want to know how your well being.
10. Wishing you all the best in this season. Greet mom, dad, and every other person around. I miss you all and you guys are wonderful.
11. Wow, it is another season of holiday; I hope you are all fine? I just want to say hello to everyone of you, I wish you all the best now and forever.
12. Thank you all for all been there for me, I wish you all the best in this wonderful season. Have one of the most beautiful days ahead.
13. I love you guys, miss you guys because of you all fantastic people in my life. I just want to say compliment of the season. Dwell in peace and harmony.
14. Hello guys! How you guys doing? I am happy to have you in my life. You are wonderful, special and lovely. You are always precious and meticulous.
15. I love fussy guys, they carefully plan their ways to success. Happy New Year. I hope you guys enjoyed last year to the fullest?
16. Hello ladies? What's up over there? I want to use this opportunity to say hello to everyone over there. Greet mom and dad, tell them they are awesome.
17. I love you all; you are always on my mind. Great guys, sweet angels and the most interesting people all over the world are no one but you guys.
18. How is everyone at home? My regards to the entire family. I wish you a belated New Year this season, may you find peace and harmony among you.
19. Hello! You guys should live in love with each other. You are simply the best among others. You are my first priority among the people.
20. Compliment of the season to you all. You are the best guys I have seen ever. You mean everything to me. I love you all and wish you all the best.
21. I can't just stop been happy because I am seriously happy to have you guys in my life. Have one of the most beautiful, moments in life.
22. I will always be grateful to the Lord for making me have you guys in my life; you are all fantastically beautiful people to be with.
23. Have the best time in this world and never forget how great you guys are. You are simply the most amazing people in this world.
24. Have one of the most beautiful things in this world as a gift of family bond. I miss you guys and then decided to say hello!
25. How are you guys doing? it's been a while. I hope you are enjoying the atmosphere of this season? I love you all. Have a nice day.
26. I wish you the best in this wonderful time of the day. May you find endless peace in your heart and have one of the most beautiful seasons ever.
27. This season is full of love and passion and it is the reason why I want to say hello to those I love with endless passion. Have a random peaceful co-existence.
28. I am actually happy that I have you guys in my life. Beautiful wife, handsome son and the most beautiful daughter in the world.
29. I am extending my greetings to those that are close to my heart; so if you received this message it means you are one of them and you are important to me.
30. Have one of the most beautiful things in this world. You are special and the Lord shall bless you with endless love. I wish you all the best.
31. Thank God for everything, you guys really touched my heart with joy and happiness. I love you all and hope all is well.
32. You are the most beautiful people in my life, I love your lifestyle and you are compatible to be with. Have a great season ahead.
33. I love everything about you guys because you are simply the most interesting people in my life. Thank you for being there always.
34. Wishing you all the best in this world. You are my great angels and supporters who never leave me especially when things are tough. Have a great day.
35. My sincere greeting goes to those who really matter to me; you are special, wonderful, cool, nice and precious. I wish you all the best now and forever.
36. Hello to everyone of you, I love you all because you are simply the most interesting people in this world, have one of the most lovely days ahead.
37. I wish you all the best in this precious world. You are always the best in my life. Have one of the loveliest times together.
38. You are super hero heroes, the most awesome guys I have ever come across in this beautiful world. Have a great day ahead.
39. Whenever I see your face, I see the best face ever. You are the best guys in this world and I will always be there for you when you need me most.
40. My sincere greetings go to my father, mother, siblings and other family members including neighbors. Have one of the precious times together.
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41. I just want to make sure that my sweetheart is well. I hope this season is fantastic, awesome, sweet, lovely, nice, joyful and then the most interesting to you.
42. Hello the most beautiful lady in the world. How are you doing today? Compliment of the season to the one I love with all sincerity.
43. Has anyone ever told you how much I love you? No, I don't think so because that is the job of God, He alone can calculate the quantity of my love for you.
44. Have one of the most beautiful seasons ever. You are always on my mind because now, you are simply the best air I breathe, so fresh and nice to inhale.
45. I want you to understand one thing, and it is the fact that I can never do without you in this world we are—not even in the hereafter. I love you so much. Have this season bubbling in you.
46. What's up baby, you are so beautiful and the aura of your beauty makes my head turn around like a wheelchair and then set my heart ablaze with a passionate flame. How are you my love?
48. My regard for the most beautiful woman in this world. Have a great season in this beautiful year we just signed in. I love you with all my heart.
49. I can't stop thinking about you because you are the best lady in my life and no other women have been able to win my heart the way you did. Have a great season dear.
50. I just want you to know that you are always on my mind like never before. You are a precious treasure in my life and as such will never forget you.
51. The love of my life, a 'to be 'husband and the most loving guy I have ever met in my entire life; have the best in this season.
52. I will always cherish you for the rest of my life because you are my happiness and most interesting person I have seen ever in this world. have a great season my love.
53. I wish you the most precious time and pray that our wedding holds as we plan. I love you my angel the one I cherish with all my heart.
54. I will always adore you from the nooks to the cranny of my heart because there is no other man like you in this world. Compliment of the season my angel.
55. You are just so beautiful and my happiness will never end as long as I have God and you in my life. Have precious season. I love you.
56. I just want to say hello to everyone, you are the best guy in my world. Whenever I close my eyes, I see no other guys but you alone. I wish you all the best.
57. I am so pleased with you because you are a special love in my life; you are the best man I have seen ever. How is the season going?
58. I hope you are happy this season? I hope all is well with you? I just want to be rest assured that you are fantastically okay.
59. Have one of the most precious times in this world. You are great, wonderful and the most loving person around me. I just want to say, have a great season ahead.
60. I am happy that you are here today with me in a life full of love and joy. You are my happiness and the most interesting person my eyes have seen ever.
61. I love you so much that I can't stop thinking about you even for once. You are my happiness and the best person ever seen in the world. Have a precious time.
62. You will always be in my heart for the rest of my life because I have completely fallen in love with you. I wish you all the best now and forever.
63. Have one of the nicest times ever, you are indeed a great person and I wish you a precious time that will always last forever.
64. I can't stop thinking about you because you are a great man, a Godsent angel that changed my life. I wish you a blessed moment ahead.
65. You are the best people in this world and I appreciate your efforts in my life. I love you with lots of passion and pray that this season favors you better.
66. I will never get tired of loving you because you are a blessing in my life. I will never get tired of admiring you because you are the best for me.
67. I will always be yours now and forever. You are a great angel. The best I have seen ever. I love you beyond ordinary imagination. Have a nice time.
68. What's up? How are you doing? I hope you are fine? I just want to be rest assured that everything is fine with you this season. I love you.
69. Thank you for the day. I wish you a blessed season with lots of love and success. Have one of the most interesting times ever.
70. How is everyone around you? I hope they are all fine? I just want to say compliment of the season to you. I love you with all my heart.


This week's episode might as well have been a recording of any one of our conversations, mics or no. Seriously, the dearth of actual content in this episode is appalling. Who is allowing us to put this stuff on the internet? Whatever agency is in charge of policing podcasts needs to get their act together. C'mon, people. This is getting ridiculous.
The Insane Clown Posse joke we reference in this segment is from standup comedian Kevin McCaffrey. You can find him on Twitter @KevinMcCaff or on his own website at kevin-mccaffrey.com. He also has his own podcast at www.collegestories.org.


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← Will Ireland's crisis be wasted? Or is political change on the way?
Quick Guide: What those Fine Gael budget proposals actually mean →
Quick Guide: What those Labour budget proposals actually mean
by Gerard Cunningham Posted on December 3, 2010
The Labour party pre-budget plan, In Ireland's Interests, [PDF link] runs to 34 pages. Much of it is feel-good promises and aspirations, but it does also contain some concrete proposals. We look at some of the highlights from the plan and what they will mean for you.
Imposing a €6 billion adjustment in 2011 poses an unacceptable risk to jobs and growth … By making some €5 billion in adjustments, and by recycling €500m into job creation, a net adjustment of €4.5 million can be made.
Relax. Labour will amputate your legs below the knee. And use anaesthetic.
Labour is proposed an allocation of €500m for the Jobs Fund in 2011.
No haircuts for FÁS then.
Labour favours a negotiated wage freeze for three years.
See that snow storm outside? That's your pay cheque.
A Strategic Investment Bank (SIB), using €2billion from the National Pension Reserve Fund as capital.
Because the way things are going, pretty soon we won't have any other banks left.
Irish citizens and the Irish Diaspora would be encouraged to make deposits in the bank, and to purchase Strategic Investment Bank Citizen's Bonds.
Also known as Milk The Emigrants. You didn't think you were going to get away scot-free just because you emigrated, did you? Still, at least it goes some way to getting rid of the No Representation Without Taxation argument against voting rights for the dearly departed.
In the emerging economies, more than 70 million people each year enter the category of middle class consumers — people who will have an appetite for Irish products and Irish brands. This represents a huge opportunity for Ireland.
Also, soon they will be richer than us.
A web-based brokerage service connects employers offering placements and prospective interns.
Oh good, another website. Because there aren't any recruitment companies in Ireland advertising jobs online.
Labour will extend the Employer PRSI Incentive Scheme, and extend the exemption period to 18 months, to incentivise employers to employ people who have been on the live register for six months or more.
Though wouldn't it make more sense for the party of labour to cut employee PRSI, putting more money in the pockets of working people?
Public Service Reform: The Comprehensive Spending Review.
Nothing to see here. Move along please.
A 50 percent increase in Dáil sitting days, with sittings four days a week, a shorter summer recess and significantly reduced breaks at Christmas and Easter.
Don't mock. A four-day week and only a month off in the summer is a step forward for these guys. Honest.
A petition system for the Dáil, similar to that operating in the European Parliament.
Or the Crank's Charter, as they fondly refer to it in Brussels.
A break-up of the Government monopoly on legislation and its stranglehold over the business of the Dáil.
Transport policy sub-contracted to Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary. Controversial votes to be settled by Joe Duffy's Liveline phone-in polls.
Labour's legislation will significantly reduce the limit on political donations to political parties and candidates to €2,500 and €1,000 respectively, and require disclosure of all aggregate sums above €1,500 and €600 respectively.
Why stop there? Why not just declare every donation?
Transparency is one of the most powerful weapons against corruption. Labour will restore the Freedom of Information Act so that it is as comprehensive as was originally intended. The remit of the FOI Act, and the remit of the Ombudsman Act, will be extended to the Garda Síochána, the Central Bank and many other bodies, including bodies significantly funded from the public purse, that are currently excluded.
I can't actually be smart-alecky about that one. As a journalist and a citizen, I'm all for improved Freedom of Information.
And finally, the cuts:
Reduced funding for Rural recreation €0.6 million.
Because culchies shouldn't have fun. Seriously though, there's a rural recreation fund? Where do I apply?
Cap the artist's exemption at €40,000.
Bono will be so pleased.
Lower Exchequer Contribution to Local Government Fund €75 million.
I don't know about you, but I've really missed the potholes.
Labour is proposing a third rate of tax at 48 percent on joint incomes over €200,000 (single incomes over €100,000).
Again I have to wonder, how rich must you be before you're considered rich in Ireland? How many households earn over €200,000?

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Defiance (2008)
Based on a true story, during World War II, four Jewish brothers escape their Nazi-occupied homeland of West Belarus in Poland and join the Soviet partisans to combat the Nazis. The brothers begin the rescue of roughly 1,200 Jews still trapped in the ghettos of Poland.
Director: Dan Weil, Victoria Thomas, Pieter Jan Brugge, Pieter Jan Brugge, James Newton Howard
Stars: Daniel Craig, Liev Schreiber, Jamie Bell, Alexa Davalos, Allan Corduner
Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance) (2014)
A fading actor best known for his portrayal of a popular superhero attempts to mount a comeback by appearing in a Broadway play. As opening night approaches, his attempts to become more altruistic, rebuild his career, and reconnect with friends and family prove more difficult than expected.
Director: Alejandro González Iñárritu, Alejandro González Iñárritu, Alejandro González Iñárritu, Rodrigo Prieto, Arnon Milchan
Stars: Michael Keaton, Edward Norton, Emma Stone, Zach Galifianakis, Naomi Watts
The Green Hornet (2011)
Britt Reid (Seth Rogen), the heir to the largest newspaper fortune in Los Angeles, is a spoiled playboy who has been, thus far, happy to lead an aimless life. After his father (Tom Wilkinson) dies, Britt meets Kato (Jay Chou), a resourceful company employee. Realizing that they have the talent and resources to make something of their lives, Britt and Kato join forces as costumed crime-fighters to bring down the city's most-powerful criminal, Chudnofsky (Christoph Waltz).
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Stars: Ewan McGregor, Scarlett Johansson, Djimon Hounsou, Sean Bean, Steve Buscemi
For generations, the people of the City of Ember have flourished in an amazing world of glittering lights. But Ember's once powerful generator is failing and the great lamps that illuminate the city are starting to flicker. Now, two teenagers, in a race against time, must search Ember for clues that will unlock the ancient mystery of the city's existence, before the the lights go out forever.
Director: Tom Hanks, Caroline Thompson, Gail Stevens, Zach Staenberg, Sallie Jaye
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In 1957, a son and mother flee the East and an abusive boyfriend to find a new life, and end up in Seattle, where the mother meets a polite garage mechanic. The boy continually gets into trouble by hanging out with the wrong crowd. The mom marries the mechanic, but they soon find out that he's an abusive and unreasoning alcoholic, and they struggle to maintain hope in an impossible situation as the boy grows up with plans to escape the small town by any means possible. Based on a true story by Tobias Wolff.
Director: Carter Burwell, Art Linson, David Watkin, Jim Clark, Michael Caton-Jones
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William has failed to kill himself so many times that he outsources his suicide to aging assassin Leslie. But with the contract signed and death assured within a week (or his money back), William suddenly discovers reasons to live... However Leslie is under pressure from his boss to make sure the contract is completed.
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Freshman high-school student Melinda has refused to speak ever since she called the cops on a popular summer party. With her old friends snubbing her for being a rat, and her parents too busy to notice her troubles, she folds into herself, trying to hide her secret: that star senior Andy raped her at the party. But Melinda does manage to find solace in her art class headed by Mr. Freeman.
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Firebreather (2010)
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Director: Peter Chung, Julia Pistor, Carrie Wilksen, Phil Hester, Andy Kuhn
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Seeking to offer his son the satisfying summer camp experience that eluded him as a child, the operator of a neighborhood daycare center opens his own camp, only to face financial hardship and stiff competition from a rival camp.
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After his sudden firing, a popular radio DJ moves in with his aunt, bringing along his four spoiled children, and a plan to return to the airwaves.
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The Numbers Station (2013)
When the moral values of a longtime wetwork black ops agent is tested during his last operation, he receives an unfavorable psych evaluation. Now he is given a break and a seemingly uncomplicated assignment of simply protecting the security of a young female code announcer, code resources and remote station they are assigned to. After an ambush and one phone call later, it becomes a complicated fight for their survival.
Director: Daniel Hubbard, Bryan Furst, Sean Furst, Nigel Thomas, Kasper Barfoed
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In a series of escalating encounters, former security guard David Dunn uses his supernatural abilities to track Kevin Wendell Crumb, a disturbed man who has twenty-four personalities. Meanwhile, the shadowy presence of Elijah Price emerges as an orchestrator who holds secrets critical to both men.
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Ethan Hunt and his team are racing against time to track down a dangerous terrorist named Hendricks, who has gained access to Russian nuclear launch codes and is planning a strike on the United States. An attempt to stop him ends in an explosion causing severe destruction to the Kremlin and the IMF to be implicated in the bombing, forcing the President to disavow them. No longer being aided by the government, Ethan and his team chase Hendricks around the globe, although they might still be too late to stop a disaster.
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Dimitry Shishkin during the 2015 International Fryderyk Chopin Competition, Warsaw
Dimitry Shishkin
2015 International Fryderyk Chopin Competition, Warsaw
I found re-reading my competition review notes of Dimitry Shishkin, winner of the 6th prize during the 17th International Fryderyk Chopin Competition in 2015, rather interesting. It is always instructive to look back at the written record of his performance, particularly in light of his recent magnificent 2nd prize in the 16th International Pyotr Tchaikovsky Competition 2019.
In such an ephemeral art as musical performance, it is always constructive to glance back at past performance impressions when present victories emerge. Possibly the unique value of my modest efforts is at least the preservation of an historical record.
Reflections on Stage II 9-12 October 2015
Dimitry Shishkin (Russia)
Next to Eric Lu and Kate Liu by far the most astonishing pianist so far in this competition . He is genuinely in the Richter, Gilels mould of fertile imagination, unique reading of the score and breathtaking virtuosity in performance. Rich tone, rather light touch for a Russian and superb control of dynamics, pedalling and articulation. This was absolutely fantastic playing on every level far beyond what is called mere 'technique' and 'musicality' either in or out of any competition. Packed with electrical excitement. A unique 'voice'.
I have never heard anything quite like it for years. Really. Unique. He was already playing short works at the age of 2. He is also a composer. The most noble, measured, controlled A-flat major Polonaise Op. 53 I have ever heard - and we have heard some in this competition and out of it! The LH 'military octave spirals' were spellbinding, effortless and hauntingly threatening. The opening to the B-flat minor Scherzo was the forbidding question with an answer from the grave just as Chopin desired. An improvised compositional quality throughout - a player entirely immersed in his own sound world. 'Authentic' Chopin in the John Rinkean sense.
Shishkin is not a profound Chopin poet like Eric Lu but if any pianist was to convince me of Chopin in a modern dramatic and dynamic style on a Steinway it is was this pianist. A body attached to a pair of hands.
Here we have a truly developed artist. A unique 'soul' in the Dostoevskyian sense. I had the distinct feeling it was as if I was standing before a Cubist of Fauvist painting by Braque or Cezanne for the first time. Not sure what exactly to make of it but convinced of its individual and almost visionary qualities.
A magnificent Stage II. He will take some beating in this competition I can tell you but I have not heard everyone in Stage II yet. Of course the jury decision will be a compromise of sorts and this is never kind to individuality of a high order such as this.
Reflections on Stage III 14-16 October 2015
This Stage did not compare in individuality and sheer interpretative courage with his Stages I & II. I felt the Mazurkas Op. 59 were more imitative of Polish models than was necessary. Of course he retained the magnificent tone, a refined sound that we do not often associate with Russian pianists - more French in character. His digital dexterity is mind bending. The four Impromptus were elegantly brought off with immense refinement of touch and articulation. I found his Sonata Op.35 lacking any real sense of an unfolding tragic destiny, not sufficiently emotionally fractured despite Shishkin's formidable pianistic qualities. Finalist.
Reflections on the Final 20 October 2015
Dimitry Shiskin (Russia)
As I had anticipated, this was a profoundly creative performance of the E minor Concerto Op. 11 from the evidence of previous stages of the competition. This by a pianist of unique personality and character who had never before played with an orchestra! The rethinking of the work would not please the professors but satisfied me immensely. Chopin lives!
I felt the Allegro maestoso to be a noble and aristocratic conception, so strong in fact that I could feel the orchestra and conductor changing their approach to the music as it unfolded. This continued throughout. I felt the interpretation was poised and musical in a creative manner not giving us the standard product of the academies, breaking rules but not to the detriment of the composition but bringing forth a new conception. Such unaccustomed visions are bound to upset those preoccupied with structurally 'correct' expectations and theories set solid over time. I thought his detailed phrasing musically inspired. Strong left hand.
The Romance Larghetto began closer to Largo. But how was Larghetto conceived in 1830? Can metronome markings be trusted a posteriori ? The movement had a beautiful, round, golden bel canto singing tone in this glorious melody. As I said in tone and touch Shiskin sounds more French in refinement than Russian. He creates a unique sound from the instrument. He conceived of the movement as a series of episodes loosely linked, like some great operatic aria of the human spirit expressing itself with the greatest simplicity. I was very, very moved. I did not feel the movement as 'fractured' but wonderfully recreated by such an interesting and inventive episodic approach. Transcendental simplicity emerged for me with magnificently perceived 'musical' phrasing that revealed hidden treasures.
The Allegro vivace was crystalline in tone and transparent. Again the effect on the orchestra of this unaccustomed approach, yet within acceptable limits, made them play more energetically. His hands as you watch them seem to have a life of their own, like a scene from a Surrealist film by Luis Buñuel. The sound of the ecstatic styl brillant figuration was like a cascading waterfall. Fabulous.
I heard in an interview with Shishkin that he is also a painter as well as a composer. This inherent creativity explains a great deal about his reconception of this work. As a creative artist he could hardly do otherwise. Creativity is the fibre of his being. Such an individual invention will not be to everyone's taste and certainly not in matters of Chopinesque 'correctness'.
However this stance is perfectly in keeping with the original eighteenth and nineteenth century role of the composer-pianist. The only competitor true to this calling. For me his was a self-consistent vision of great majesty and power, the musical meaning of the design absolutely clear. Shiskin has a great deal to say of unique interest about Chopin's music and in particular this interpretation of a standard work in the repertoire.
For my full account of the 17th International Fryderyk Chopin Competition in 2015:
http://www.michael-moran.com/2015/10/17th-international-fryderyk-chopin.html
14th Chopin and his Europe (Chopin i jego Europa) International Music Festival Warsaw 9-31 August 2018
From Chopin to Paderewski
31.08 FRIDAY 8.00 p.m. Moniuszko Auditorium at the Teatr Wielki – Polish National Opera Symphonic concert
YAARA TAL piano BENJAMIN GROSVENOR piano WARSAW PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA JACEK KASPSZYK conductor
[Photographs by W. Grzędziński and D. Golik/NIFC]
A chance to 'discover' another work by the once famous Polish composer, Aleksander Tansman (1897-1986), once considered as important as Szymanowski. The magnificent violin concerto we heard earlier in the festival cemented him in my mind as an outstanding composer inexplicably rather overlooked in the West at least by popular opinion. The cultural iron curtain perhaps operating as a psychological and prejudicial barrier once again. Tansman was a distinguished Polish composer born in Łódz and a virtuoso pianist. After further studies in Warsaw he moved to Paris where his less than conservative composing style was appreciated by Stravinsky and Ravel. He also had a highly successful concert career as a pi…
73rd. International Chopin Piano Festival 3-11 August 2018, Duszniki Zdroj, Poland
The Chopin Bench in Havana, Cuba
Full English details of the programmes, biographies of Artists and Professors as well as Masterclasses are available using this link:
http://festival.pl/wp-content/uploads/73-MFCh_2018_EN.pdf
From the Reviewer's Notebook
CHOPIN'S MANOR 8.00 PM
Piano Recital
SERGEI BABAYAN
This distinguished musician and pianist requires little introduction. He has appeared at the most famous international music festivals with all the great orchestras of the world under the most renowned conductors, at the finest music venues as well as having been awarded most of the glittering prizes. For me his most outstanding claim to fame is his close relationship with the composer and pianist Daniil Trifonov as teacher, guide, philosopher and friend.
I was unfortunately unable to attend this recital and recordings of it are unavailable.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 11 CHOPIN'S MANOR 4:00 PM Piano recital ERIC LU
For such a young man Eric Lu has achieved great things which …
'Music for Peace' Project : Hiroshima, Warsaw and Chopin - The glorious rebirth of two cities celebrating the 100th anniversary of Polish-Japanese relations through the music of Chopin
This evening I have just arrived in Hiroshima in Japan from Warsaw on this is my first visit to the country. Such a long and tiring journey from Poland but worth every minute given the humanist aim. I intend to keep a daily internet journal of my experiences here over the next four days as part of an initiative known as the 'Music for Peace' project. Perhaps a few more personal observations as well.
The concept brings together communities of different nations and cultures, in this case musicians from Poland, France and Japan, performing together and engaged in workshops and commemorative activities with the Hiroshima Symphony Orchestra. This laudable aim is to achieve closer international cooperation and understanding. The passionate love of the music of Fryderyk Chopin in Japan scarcely need underlining. In the 17th International Fryderyk Chopin Piano Competition organised by the National Fryderyk Chopin Institute (NIFC) in 2015, of the 455 pianists from 45 countries who applied, 88 …
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AC3-137 – Director Mike Mitchell on the set of ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS: CHIPWRECKED Photo: Doane Gregory Alvin and The Chipmunks, The Chipettes and Characters TM and ©2011 Bagdasarian Productions, LLC. All rights reserved. © 2011 Twentieth Century Fox and Regency Enterprises. All rights reserved. Not for sale or duplication.
"Sherlock" strength: You don't need to be Sherlock Holmes to figure out who's going to top this weekend's boxoffice.
The clues are already here with tracking scores for "Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows" that are in enviable double digits.
Directed by Guy Ritchie, director of the 2009 blockbuster "Sherlock Holmes," the Warner Bros., Village Roadshow and Silver Pictures production re-teams Robert Downey, Jr., Jude Law and Rachel McAdams. This time around Holmes (Downey) and Dr. Watson (Law) confront their worst nightmare — Professor Moriarty (Jared Harris).
"Sherlock" is showing huge strength in the tracking with males under and over 25. Its scores with women under and over 25 are about half of those hefty male scores, but are still bigger than what most films achieve with their very best demo. The PG-13 rated "Sherlock" is clearly poised to make a major boxoffice impact when it opens Dec. 16 at over 3,600 theatres.
The rebooted "Sherlock" franchise got off to a sensational start Dec. 25, 2009 with $62.3 million at 3,626 theatres. It wound up grossing $209 million domestically and another $315 million in international theatres.
While "Sherlock" will dominate the boxoffice, there also should be good ticket sales for 20th Century Fox and Regency Enterprises' G rated animated comedy "Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked," featuring the voices of Justin Long as Alvin, Matthew Gray Gubler as Simon and Jesse McCartney as Theodore.
"Alvin's" tracking best with women under and over 25, which is the perfect audience for a film that wants to attract lots of moms with kids.
In this episode, the Chipmunks and Chipettes find themselves marooned in a tropical paradise that's not quite as deserted as they think.
The previous installment, "Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel," kicked off Dec. 23, 2009 to $48.9 million at 3,700 theatres. It went on to gross $219.6 million domestically and another $223.5 million in international theatres.
This weekend will also see Paramount and Mandate Pictures' R rated comedy drama "Young Adult" expand to approximately 1,000 theatres after opening to very encouraging business last weekend in platform release at 8 theatres.
In "Young" Theron plays a divorced writer who returns to Minnesota to pursue her high school boyfriend Buddy (Patrick Wilson), who's now married and a father. As you'd expect, "Young" is tracking best with 25-plus women.
Paramount's "Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol" also enters the marketplace this weekend in limited release at about 400 theatres prior to going wide Wed., Dec. 21.
The last episode in the franchise, "Mission: Impossible III," opened May 5, 2006 to $47.7 million at 4,054 theatres. It wound up grossing $134 million domestically and $263.8 million in international theatres.
"Mission" is tracking solidly with men under and over 25, exactly the audience you'd expect would be interested in seeing an action adventure thriller.
Awards activity: Last weekend saw a flurry of awards activity from critics groups, but the honors went to a number of films and filmmakers so there's still no real frontrunner in the Oscar race.
"The Artist" also won best picture in the New York Film Critics Online vote and its director, Michael Hazanavicius, took received top directing honors.
On the other hand, in previously announced awards, the New York Film Critics Circle gave best picture to "The Artist" and voted Hazanavicius best director. The National Board of Review, however, honored "Hugo" as best picture and Scorsese as best director.
Clearly, "The Artist" and "Hugo" are already resonating with awards givers while "The Descendants" is beginning to emerge. As December unfolds, there will be critics groups voting across the country and making announcements every few days.
While none of these critics groups directly influence Oscar voting, they can have some cumulative impact if they wind up endorsing the same movies in key categories. So far, however, the early awards have been spread all over the place, making it a wide open Oscar race.
The Oscar morning line will really start to take shape when the high profile Golden Globes nominations are announced Dec. 15 by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. Those noms are immediately converted by the studios into movie ads promoting their pictures "For Your Consideration," which is to say for consideration by Academy members as they start thinking about their Oscar nominations.


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The Pitchers' Duel of the Season, At Least
by Jeff Sullivan
The best and the worst thing about baseball is that, during the season, it's almost never not going on. Every single day brings a new slate of games, and if you actually step back and think about it, it's kind of overwhelming. The Brewers are off to a hot start, at 15-6. All they have left is another 141 baseball games. The upside is that, if there's a lousy baseball day, there could be a better baseball day right around the corner. The downside is that, if there's an incredible baseball day, in a short amount of time it's yesterday's news. Baseball allows for only so much time to reflect.
Case in point: it's Wednesday, and at this writing, on Wednesday, the Marlins and Braves have already finished a game. Because the Marlins and Braves have already played Wednesday, there's less will to think about what the Marlins and Braves did Tuesday. But just Tuesday night — last night — the Marlins and Braves competed in a classic. As things turned out, Jose Fernandez and Alex Wood put together at least the pitchers' duel of the season, and perhaps the pitchers' duel of the last many seasons.
Here's the simplest way to get right to the point. The Baseball-Reference Play Index allows us to search through games since 1914. Since 1914, there have been some thousands of games in which both starting pitchers allowed no more than one run. There have been 2,914 games in which both starting pitchers allowed no more than one run, while lasting at least eight innings. There have been 21 games in which both starting pitchers allowed no more than one run, while lasting at least eight innings, and recording double-digit strikeouts. There has been one game in which both starting pitchers allowed no more than one run, while lasting at least eight innings, and recording double-digit strikeouts, without a single walk. Alex Wood and Jose Fernandez combined to do that which had never been done.
To say nothing of the fact they both threw better than 70% strikes, which is unusual on its own. Fernandez went eight innings, with three hits and 14 strikeouts. Wood went eight innings, too, with four hits and a run and 11 strikeouts. There have been other pitchers' duels in which the score has stayed low, but no other duel has involved so many strikes with such little reliance on the defense. It was the purest form of duel, where 25 encounters involved just the pitcher and the hitter.
The Marlins won the game 1-0, with Fernandez winning and Wood losing. How tough was Wood's loss, given his extraordinary performance? Wood finished with a Game Score of 81. It's a rough statistic, but it'll serve a purpose here. In the recorded history of baseball, made available on Baseball-Reference, Game Scores of 81 have led to pitcher wins 1,841 times. They've led to pitcher losses 41 times, and they've led to no-decisions 20 times. So, in 2% of such games, the starting pitcher has lost. Alex Wood is the two percent.
Shortly, we'll have little choice but to switch gears to Fernandez, given that he ultimately stole the show. But about that run Wood allowed — it wasn't even the result of a blip of bad pitching. Giancarlo Stanton doubled on a low first-pitch changeup:
Casey McGehee then singled on a low first-pitch fastball, grounding one into the outfield against the shift:
Said Wood after the fact:
"The changeup I threw [Stanton], it was early in the count," Wood said. "Maybe the ball could have been down a little bit more, but it was still down. That ball is still two inches off the plate. For him to get that kind of wood on it and pull it down the line like that, you don't get any better than that from a hitting standpoint. You can't take it back, because it was a good pitch. He's just a heck of a hitter."
Wood wasn't even frustrated after the game. None of the Braves were too frustrated. Based on the post-game quotes, everyone on both sides just felt privileged to have been involved in the contest. It wasn't a matter of being upset about not hitting Wood or Fernandez; it was a matter of acknowledging that, if you do get a hit off Wood or Fernandez, you're probably lucky. Sometimes a team runs into a buzzsaw, and sometimes the other team also runs into a buzzsaw, and sometimes one of those buzzsaws just saws a little better.
No matter what you think of ERA, FIP, or xFIP, you can't really disagree that a number starting with 2 is really good. A number starting with 1 is virtually unheard of. If you add up Jose Fernandez's ERA, FIP, and xFIP, you get a number that's still smaller than CC Sabathia's ERA, and Stephen Strasburg's ERA. If you add up Alex Wood's ERA, FIP, and xFIP, you get a number equal to Ubaldo Jimenez's ERA. Fernandez, right now, looks like the National League Cy Young winner. Wood just looks like a run-of-the-mill ace.
How did it all come together? These images should provide a simple enough overview:
Fernandez was getting a ton of misses out of the zone, but also a bunch of misses within the zone. His contact rate within the zone for the game was 60%. Overall, he set a new 2014 big-league high with 26 swinging strikes. Of those, ten were against the heater, and 16 were against the curveball. His heater, early on, touched 100 miles per hour. He threw his curveball half the time. As for Fernandez's opponent:
Wood was able to do the most damage with his fastball, which accounted for ten of his 17 swinging strikes. When he wanted a whiff, he was able to keep his fastball elevated, but then he was also mostly able to stay down with his secondary stuff. The key point isn't that Fernandez or Wood did anything really uncharacteristic. They pitched like they usually pitch. But they got unusually awesome results, because they pitched with unusually excellent precision. If you figure both Fernandez and Wood have certain true-talent levels, on Tuesday they were something like two standard deviations above.
Maybe my favorite stat for Fernandez from the game is this: he threw 25 curveballs in the zone, and Braves hitters swung at 12 of them, or 48%. He threw 29 curveballs out of the zone, and Braves hitters swung at 18 of them, or 62%. There is no better indication that a pitcher was able to execute; there is no better indication that a lineup was clueless, or helpless, whichever or whichevers you prefer.
Against no one else was Fernandez as good as he was against Justin Upton. In the second inning, an eight-pitch at-bat ended with a swinging strikeout at a curveball low and away.
They met again in the fourth. Earlier, Fernandez started Upton with a curve for a ball; this time, he started Upton with a curve for a strike.
Earlier, Fernandez had let his fastball get him to a two-strike count. This time, he came back with another curve:
At that point, the count was 0-and-2, and Upton would've remembered that Fernandez got him to chase in the second. This time, Fernandez threw a curve within the zone:
Once more, they met in the seventh. Once more, Fernandez started Upton with a first-pitch curve, again for a strike:
With the previous at-bat's three curves fresh in his mind, Upton wound up watching an 0-and-1 fastball:
The count again 0-and-2, Upton would've been looking for a curve. He would've been expecting it low and away, but maybe on the border of the zone. Fernandez anticipated that expectation and blew Upton away with a fastball virtually down the middle:
A fastball down the middle is an awful pitch when the pitcher's behind. When the hitter has a reason to be looking for a fastball down the middle, it's the last thing you want to throw. But not all fastballs down the middle are created alike, and in this instance it worked for Fernandez as a change of pace. He would've known that Upton expected something breaking, and in a different location. So the middle was no longer the middle, and a fastball was no longer a fastball. An 0-and-2 fastball down the middle is a weapon when the hitter is afraid of your other kind of weapon.
Jose Fernandez is one of the very best starting pitchers in baseball. As evidence, Alex Wood was brilliant on Tuesday against the Marlins, and he still wound up with the loss. Wood played second fiddle to Fernandez in the game, and he'll play second fiddle to Fernandez in the division, as Fernandez has his sights set on bringing home an award. Also, Jose Fernandez is a year younger than Mike Trout, and two years younger than Gerrit Cole. Say what you will about baseball's so-called strikeout scourge, and about how statistical pitching brilliance is easier to come by than it has been in decades. Tuesday wasn't about a developing problem with the game. Tuesday was about two starting pitchers pitching their asses off, and that wouldn't have been any less of a duel in any other era.
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Ruki Motomiya
The only way to make it an even better pitching duel, of course, is to add Aaron Harang from today to the mix.
Jeff Sullivanmember
Reply to Ruki Motomiya
This was a lot cooler before I noticed Harang's damned performance. Same overall game whiff rate Wednesday as on Tuesday!
Reply to Jeff Sullivan
I'm having way too much fun with Aaron Harang and the fact he might actually keep some of the gains he has made and maybe push under 3.50 ERA this year.
Chris from Bothell
I just want to know what kind of weird magical enchantment comes over Harang when he pitches in the N.L. I don't recall him ever being so brilliant, even pitching against N.L. teams, in his time on an A.L. team.
Dan Ugglas Forearm
Tuesday's game got a lot of talk for the 28 K's. There were exactly 28 in Wednesday's game as well. Not sure if that adds to the pitching brilliance in the series, or just reminds us that we're talking about the Braves and Marlins lineups here.
PackBob
Reply to Dan Ugglas Forearm
There's no doubt that this was great pitching by both sides, but the line-ups they faced were a factor. How much of a factor no one knows. The home plate umpire was a factor. Weather can be a factor. Lots of things could factor in to the specific results.
The stats really serve just as a pointer to something that happened that was notable, with a certain combination of stats that hadn't happened before. It's a way to celebrate a great pitching performance by paying attention to stats. A lot depends on the window you look through.
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SOCIETY'S AIM TO
UPLIFT PRISONERS.
National Organization to Be
Formed During Present
To make good folks out of bad ones is the object of a convention of men and women representing eight states, which began in Kansas City yesterday and will continue until Wednesday.
The meeting is that of the Society of the Friendless, which has for its purpose the uplifting of men, women and children within prison walls and their conversion tion good citizens when they are released. The society was started ten years ago in Kansas and Missouri, but at the present convention a national organization will be perfected.
The opening meeting of the convention was held yesterday in the Institutional church, Admiral boulevard and Holmes street, and the feature was an address by Fred M. Jackson, attorney general of Kansas, who declared that in enforcing prohibition of the liquor traffic Kansas is doing more than probably any other state in the prevention of crime. Other speakers of the afternoon were Henry M. Beardsley of Kansas City and Dr. A. J. Steelman of Seattle, superintendent of the Washington branch of the society.
J. K. Codding, warden of the Kansas state prison at Lansing, was to have spoken, but was unable to attend the meeting yesterday because of injuries received several days ago. He expects to be present at the session today.
Mr. Jackson was assigned the topic of law enforcement as a preventive of crime. He said, in part:
"In Kansas it is figured that one-fifth of the men in prison are there by accident or thorugh the miscarriage of justice, another fifth is a criminal class andd the remaining 60 per cent are men who may either be saved or become criminals.
"We proceed in Kansas the best way to save this 60 per cent, and that is to enforce the law against the organized liquor traffic. The greter per cent of men in prison go there because of the liquor traffic and the state claims the right to oust any business which contributes so largely to the public expense and to public detriment.
"Some people ask why w do not have a local option law or some other measure than prohibition. When you grant licenses in one part of the state, you bot those who do not want liquor as an element of government. When we have prohibition it should be enforced. The state demands it and I do not claim the least bit of credit for my part in enforcing it. An officer who merely does his duty doens't deserve any credit.
"There result where the law ha been enforced is that society and the man have been repaid. Business men realize the poverty which liquor causes and are against it. What is a saloonkeeper? He is a man who wants to share the responsiblilty of government, who helps run the police power, whose consent is necessary to levy taxes and disburse them. By putting him out of the way, more than half hte counties of Kansas have dispensed with their poor houses and in other counties these institutions are but poorly populated.
HAS PAID KANSAS.
"We have decreased crime and criminals. Has it paid Kansas? The results speak for themselves."
Dr. Steelman, who talked on the reformatory side of the prison, told of the wonderful progress made in the treatment of prisoners and of modern methods for making them good citizens after their release. The first step in the movement, he said, was saving the services of the prisoners to the state and this was succeeded by the idea of saving the men themselves. Dr. Steelman was formerly warden of the Joliet (Ill.) penitentiary.
Mr. Beardsley devoted his talk to outlining the purposes of the society. He said the work of the society is both preventive and to help the fallen.
"Criminals," said Mr. Beardsley, "ought to be on the credit instead of the debit side of the state's accounts. A small amount invested in reclaiming these men brings big returns to the state."
Mr. Beardsley said the work of the society has been costing about $12,000 a year, but that this year $15,000 will be required.
Warden Codding of Lansing, in a telegram to the society, expressed regret at his inability to be present and conveyed his good wishes.
The Rev. E. A. Fredenhagen of Kansas City, corresponding secretary of the society, presided at the meeting yesterday.
Labels: Admiral boulevard, alcohol, conventions, Holmes street, jail, Mayor Beardsley, ministers, organizations, penitentiary, prohibition, visitors
WORKHOUSE INMATES
NOT SERVED TURKEY.
ROAST PORK THERE, WITH SIDE
DISHES PLENTY.
Various Institutions Served Thanks-
giving Dinners -- Children Had
Their Fill of Chicken -- Pris-
oners Not Forgotten.
The unfortunate who are in institutions and the unlucky who happened to be in jail yesterday were not overlooked Thanksgiving day. While a regular turkey and cranberry sauce dinner was not served at all places, on account of the high price of the bird, a good, wholesome, fattening meal was served, where turkey was absent.
In the holdover at police headquarters there were forty prisoners, all but five men. when noontime arrived the following was served to a surprised and hungry bunch: Turkey and cranberry sauce, real biscuits and hot cakes, baked potatoes, hot mince pie and coffee with real cream.
Out at the city workhouse there were 107 men and eighteen women prisoners to be served, too many for turkey at prevailing prices. They were all given their fill, however, of the following menu: Roast pork with dressing, baked Irish potatoes, bakes sweet potatoes, vegetable soup, cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie, coffee.
A real turkey dinner with cranberry, baked potatoes, celery, vegetables, pie, and coffee with genuine cream was served to the 109 prisoners in the county jail. After appetites had been appeased the men and women put in the rest of the day singing old-time hymns. It has been truthfully said that no old-time hymn can be started in the county jail but that enough voiced immediately join in to make it a success. And they always know the words and the chorus.
CHILDREN MADE HAPPY.
There were but seven children in the Detention home yesterday, but they were not overlooked. The matron saw that they were served with turkey, vegetables, mince pie, coffee, etc.
At the Salvation Army Industrial home, 1709 Walnut street, fifty-five men, and employes of the institution, sat down to Thanksgiving dinner.
"We had turkey, cranberries, potatoes, celery and other vegetables, bread and butter, mince pie, cake, coffee, candy, nuts and apples," said one of the men. "And we got all we wanted, too."
The Salvation Army proper served no Thanksgiving dinner to the poor yesterday, as it makes a specialty of its big Christmas dinner. Baskets are also given out at that time. Wednesday and yesterday baskets were sent out to a few homes where it was known food was needed.
Probably the happiest lot of diners in the entire city were the twenty little children at the Institutional church, Admiral boulevard and Holmes street. While they laughed and played, they partook of these good things: Chicken with dressing, cranberry sauce, sweet and Irish potatoes, celery, olives, salad, oysters, tea, apple pie a la mode, mints, stuffed dates and salted almonds.
DINING ROOM DECORATED.
The dining room was prettily decorated with flowers, and Miss Louise Mayers, a nurse, and Miss Mae Shelton, a deaconess, saw to the wants of the little ones. After the feast all of them took an afternoon nap, which is customary. When they awoke a special musical programme was rendered, and the children were allowed to romp and play games. Those who had space left -- and it is reported all had, as they are healthy children -- were given all the nuts candy and popcorn they could eat.
"I wist Tanksgivin' comed ever day for all th' time there is," said one rosy-cheeked but sleepy little boy when being prepared for bed last night.
Over 200 hungry men at the Helping Hand Institute yesterday were served with soup and tomatoes, escalloped oysters, roast beef, celery, cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes, cream turnips,cabbage stew, bread, butter, pumpkin pie and coffee.
Out at the General hospital, the convalescent patients were allowed to eat a genuine turkey dinner but those on diet had to stick to poached eggs, toast, milk and the like. A regular Thanksgiving dinner was served to the convalescent at all the hospitals yesterday.
Labels: Admiral boulevard, detention home, food, general hospital, Helping Hand, Holmes street, Institutional church, jail, police headquarters, Salvation Army, thanksgiving, workhouse
WORKING MEN ATTEND SCHOOL.
Night School for Foreigners Is
Opened With 101 Enrolled.
The Jewish Educational Institute opened its night school for foreigners at 7 o'clock last night in its new building, Admiral boulevard and Harrison street, with 101 enrollments.
The purpose of the night school, which is open on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings of each week from 7 to 9, is to teach the foreign class of people in Kansas City the English language and to Americanize them as far as possible. Five different divisions are taught, mainly elementary English, arithmetic, civil government and architectural drawing, the latter being taught by Walter Root and Thomas Green.
The classes are composed mostly of working men and women between the ages of 20 to 45 years, most of them having a good foreign education, a few being unable to read or write a word of English.
This work has been carried on for the past six years under the same management at 1702 Locust street. Jacob Billikopf, superintendent of the institute, expresses himself pleased with the enrollment for the opening night, that he expects to increase it considerably in the next few weeks. A fee of $1 per month entitles the scholar to all the privileges of the institute, prominent among which is the gymnasium and shower baths.
Labels: Admiral boulevard, Harrison street, immigrants, Jacob Billikopf, Jews, schools
WIFE FLIRTS, HUSBAND SAYS.
Demanded Special Police to Follow
Woman to Park.
Hardly a night goes by without some person telephoning or calling in person at police headquarters and making requests that are not listed in the police manuals as among a copper's duties. If a refusal is met with it is not unusual for the officer's job to be threatened by the person making the request.
Last night was possibly a bit quiet but Lieutenant M. E. Ryan, in charge at headquarters, received two demands to detail officers to perform work that is commonly turned over to the private detective agencies. The first request was made by a woman who demanded that a policeman be sent out on Admiral boulevard and take her husband home. She had found him calling upon another woman, and the wife wanted him escorted home after he declared he would return later in the evening.
Demand No. 2 was made a few hours later. A man hurried into the station and walking up to the desk inquired for the Chief of Police. As the chief was not there he asked for the captain and was informed that a lieutenant was about his size. He then asked to have a plain clothes man follow his wife out to one of the parks during the evening and keep an eye on her actions.
"Guess you will have to do your own trailing," Lieutenant Ryan remarked.
"Gertie always flirts when I am not with her," the man said in further pleading for a policeman to spy for him.
"Then watch her," the lieutenant answered as he told the shortstop to put the man out of the station.
Labels: Admiral boulevard, marriage, police headquarters, romance
BATH COSTS A NICKEL NOW.
Personal Ablutions Almost Prohibi-
tive Luxury in McClure Flats.
They're bathing less in the McClure flats. Private bathtubs have always been an unknown luxury there. Personal ablutions formerly were performed by most of the residents at the bathhouse provided by the United Jewish Charities at 1820 Locust street. There a child could get a bath, including the use of a towel, for the sum of one penny. An adult might bathe for a nickel.
More aristocratic people went to a private bathhouse at 310 East Nineteenth street, where children paid a nickel and grown ups 15 cents. Each of the bathhouses had five tubs, but only the penny shop was ever crowded, for there are few in the neighborhood that can afford to pay a nickel to have their children washed.
Since the opening of the beautiful new Jewish charities building on Admiral boulevard, the bathhouse on Locust street has passed into private ownership. Free baths are furnished at the new charities building, but it is very far from McClure flats.
With the passing of communal ownership of the bathhouse passed the penny baths, and now the price is a nickel for every child, and 15 cents for adults.
Therefore is McClure flats abstaining from baths, and is likely to partake of them sparingly until the completion of the free public bathhouse in Holmes square.
Yesterday afternoon a member of the park board stated that it would be August 1 at t he earliest before the bathhouse at Holmes square is completed. Work has been delayed from unavoidable reasons.
"A few of the children more strongly imbued with the gospel of cleanliness than others make an occasional pilgrimage to the bathhouse on the Paseo when it is warm," said Mrs. J. T. Chafin, wife of the head resident at the Franklin institute. "But for most of them the walk is too long, and many who need the bath most are too young to march such a distance."
In the McClure flats district there are not half a dozen private bathtubs. An investigating committee last summer estimated that there were approximately 10,000 people in the city who had not the use of a bathtub.
Labels: Admiral boulevard, bath house, children, Franklin institute, Holmes street, Jews, Locust street, Nineteenth street, Paseo
OWE MORE CHARITY
THAN WE CAN REPAY.
DR. EMIL HIRSCH DISCUSSES
DUTY OF SOCIETY.
In Dedicatory Lecture at Jewish
Educational Institute, Chicagoan
Talks of Discrimination
Against the Jews.
NEW JEWISH INSTITUTE.
Spurred on by a desire to better the condition of the Jewish emigrant to this country and this city, the Jewish educational institute was organized six years ago and occupied a small building at 812 East Fifteenth street. After the fourth year of its existence the officers in charge decided to make it more of a power among the Jewish communities of Kansas City. To this end the late home of the institution, 1702 Locust street, was secured and the work was taken up with renewed vigor. During the past two years the utility of the institute has been demonstrated by its growth in popularity and the number of Jews who have attended the night school. The consequence of this growth was that the institute outgrew its home.
The handsome new building, at Admiral boulevard and Harrison street, is constructed of vitrified brick and is three stories in height. In the basement of the building is located a gymnasium and bath rooms for both men and women. The second floor will be given over to educational work of all kinds. Chief among the educational branches is the class in English for those who have recently come to America, and classes in civil government will be given special attention. Besides these classes, manual training, such as cooking and sewing, is to be established for the women.
The new building will contain a library composed of good fiction and reference books. The top floor is given over to a large auditorium in which weekly lectures are to be held for the patrons of the institute. This room will also be used for social events as well. The day nursery department will be one of the most praiseworthy features of the institute, and there the children of the women who are forced to work for a livelihood will be cared for during working hours.
HIRSCH GAVE DEDICATION.
DR. EMIL G. HIRSCH.
Before an audience that filled the auditorium last night, Dr. Emil G. Hirsch of Chicago, in his dedicatory lecture, spoke on the duties of society.
"We are what we are through others," said he. "What little charity we give by no means measures what we owe. The property which you own has increased in value through no effort of yours. Its situation and mainly the incoming population has made it increase. You have not so much as touched a spade to it. This is Socialism, but what of it?
"Under Jewish law, land belonged to God, and no man had a right to the same property more than fifty years. Man, today, holds his possession in a title to which society is a determining element. Since you receive great returns from society you must give something to society.
"OUR BROTHER'S KEEPER."
" 'Am I my brother's keeper?' questioned the first murderer. That is indeed a murderer's question. Society is never better than the worst in society. We are our brother's keeper. Insane and evil are individual and perpetual elements, but society is responsible with the individual for the blood spilled and the sighs which are winged to heaven.
"As we keep our brother, in that manner shall we improve or degrade society."
From the question of general society Rabbi Hirsch turned to the matter of the discrimination against the Jews as a class.
"It is the greatest insult when one approaches a Jew and tells him that since he looks so little like a Jew he will be welcomed into a certain sect. I tell the man who utters such insults that I am better than he.. In the University clubs throughout the country, Jews are barred for no other reason. When I pass the University club in Chicago, I feel that I should pass on to Lincoln park and stand before the monkey cage.
VENEER OF CULTURE SICKENING.
"There no monkey holds his tail a little higher because it happens to be a little longer than any of the others, and I can derive more benefit by watching the monkeys. This veneer of culture is sickening, and it shows the lack of true refinement under the surface.
"Let the leanest of us Jews be mightier than the mightiest of them; let the weakest of us be stronger than the strongest of them. We are our brother's keeper and by them shall we be judged."
At the beginning of the dedicatory services and after the building had been accepted from A. Rothenberg of the building committee by Alfred Benjamin, president of the United Jewish Charities, Mr. Benjamin was presented with a loving cup form the Jewish population of Kansas City. For the past five years Mr. Benjamin has been the president of the organization and it was to express their appreciation of his services that the people presented him with a token of their esteem.
The opening prayer was delivered by Rabbi L. Koplowitz of the orthodox church and the benediction was pronounced by Rabbi H . H. Mayer of the reformed church.
Labels: Admiral boulevard, Associated Charities, Chicago, Harrison street, immigrants, Jews, libraries, ministers, real estate, schools, visitors
NEW JEWISH BUILDING.
Impressive Two-Day Ceremony to
Mark Dedication.
Final arrangements have been made for the dedication of the new Jewish educational building, located on Admiral boulevard at Harrison street. The dedicatory services will be held April 21 and 22. Owing to the lack of room in the auditorium of the new building the services on the night of April 21 will be held in the Temple on Linwood boulevard at Flora avenue.
The programme for the first services ill consist of an address by Rabbi H. H. Meyer and a sermon by Dr. E. G. Hirsch of Chicago. Dr. Hirsch's topic will be "Jewish Opportunities."
On the following day the services are to be held in the new institute building. Rev. Isadore Koplewitz will give the dedicatory prayer. He will be followed by A. Rothenberg, chairman of the building committee, who is to deliver the institution to Albert Benjamin, president of the Jewish charities, for its dedicated purposes. Dr. Hirsch and Rabbi Meyer will deliver addresses.
Labels: Admiral boulevard, Chicago, Flora avenue, Harrison street, Jews, Linwood boulevard, ministers, schools
OWNER OF MISSION ARRESTED.
J. C. Creighton Belongs to a Cult Sim-
ilar of That of the "Adam
God" People.
While their stronghold has been the houseboat at the foot of Delaware street, the band of religious fanatics has had its real headquarters in the Poor Men's mission, 309 Main street. Sharp and his followers reached Kansas City Friday morning. Friday night, and every night since that time, they have been holding their meetings and preaching to audiences in the Poor Men's mission. Early last evening J. C. Creighton, owner of the mission, was arrested for investigation, it being believed that he was one of the Sharp cult.
Mrs. Creighton did not know that her husband had been arrested, and when seen at the mission last night she made the following statement:
"My husband and a few followers have a religion which is similar to the Adam God religion. It is for that belief that we keep this mission for poor people. Jack Pratt is really the leader of the Adam God people, being Adam God himself. Louis Pratt is his brother. It is my belief that Jack Pratt is in Kansas city, though I don't know for sure.
"We knew the Adam God people, two years ago when they spent the winter in Kansas City. Then there was some trouble between them and the police. Friday we saw them preaching on the street and later that day they came to our mission. They have held meetings here every night since that time.
When asked what kind of religion it was which caused men to lose fear of bullets or weapons, Mrs. Creighton replied:
"We believe that the body never dies. The book of Revelation tells us that there will be 144,000 persons whom God will care for and preserve at the end of the world. We all try to live so that we can be one of them. Bullets could not hurt our bodies then, for we will live until Christ comes to earth again, which will be very soon, within a lifetime. Besides those differences the belief is the same as Christianity. Only those who do not live right with God will lose their bodies, their souls will live on in some newborn child."
J. C. Creighton, owner of the Poor Man's mission, formerly a janitor in a flat at Admiral boulevard and Troost avenue, did not talk much in his cell at Central station last night. He denied knowledge of the Sharps or Pratts for several minutes, but finally admitted having known the Adam God people two years ago. He said that the first he had seen of them this time was Sunday, but would not admit that they had ever held meetings in his room, or ever asked permission to do so. He made a similar statement to the prosecuting attorney.
Labels: Adam God sect, Admiral boulevard, Central station, Main street, ministers, Troost avenue
SHRINERS TO BUILD TEMPLE.
At Annual Banquet Last Night $25,-
000 Was Subscribed.
Shriners who attended a banquet at the Coates hotel last night subscribed $25,000 towards a fund being raised to build a new temple on the lot owned by the Shriners at the southwest corner of Admiral boulevard and Vine street. The banquet was attended by 300 members of the Order of the Mystic Shrine and was presided over by Judge E. E. Porterfield.
A class of ninety-two initiates was taken into the order yesterday afternoon, followed by the annual election of officers early in the evening.
The officers for the ensuing year are: Howard F. Lea, illustrious potentate; John Q. Watkins, raban; John T. Harding, high priest and prophet; L. E. Riddle, oriental guide; Clarence H. Cheney, treasurer. Harry G. Henley was re-elected recorder.
Ethelbert F. Allen was elected chairman of the committee to collect $50,000 with which to build the new temple. Judge E. E. Porterfield, H. H. Noland and Mr. Lea were elected delegates to the international convention to be held at Louisville, Ky., next June.
Labels: Admiral boulevard, Coates house, hotels, lodges, organizations, Vine street
MANUAL PUPILS ARRESTED.
Removed Junior Class Flag, Substi-
tuted Their Own, Greased Pole.
Full of that brand of enthusiasm called "class spirit," Loy Schrader, 1216 Admiral boulevard, and Paul Dodd, 3512 Kenwood avenue, and two other boys, all members of the senior class, Manual Training high school, at midnight last night took down the junior class flag that had been placed on the flagpole yesterday, and leaving their own, greased the pole as they climbed down.
The senior and junior classes put their flags on the Manual pole yesterday afternoon. These boys wanted only the senior flag on the pole. The two unknowns guarded the pole at the bottom while Dodd and Schrader, barefooted, climbed the pole.
The night watchman at Manual discovered the boys and turned in a riot call at Number 6 police station. When Policemen Frank Hoover and Charles Snend arrived the two boys at the foot of the pole had disappeared and the others had just come down and were on the run.
The policemen chased the boys. Finding that they were getting away, Hoover drew his revolver and fired at the barefooted fugitives. Dodd was caught by Hoover at Fifteenth street and Virginia avenue, and Schrader surrendered to Snead two blocks further on. The boys gave bond and will be charged with disturbing the peace. Dodd is prominent in his class, being a leader in athletics, debate and literary work.
Labels: Admiral boulevard, Fifteenth street, No 6 police station, police, schools, Virginia avenue
ASK MEGAPHONES TO HELP.
Park Board Could Use the $15,000
the Minstrels Have on Hand.
At a recent meeting of the park board a resolution was adopted recommending the following improvements:
Building a front and installing shower baths in the public bath house on the Paseo at a cost of $4,000; making and installation of shower baths in North End playground, $4,000; installation of shower baths and remodeling in Warner square, Thirteenth and Summit streets, $2,000; enlargement of building in Holmes square, $4,000; building bath house in the Grove, $8,000; bath house in northwest corner of Penn valley park, $8,000; purchase of ground and building bath house on Admiral boulevard, $15,000.
The resolution invited the Megaphone minstrels to turn over to the park board the $15,000 they have in their treasury to assist in carrying out the resolution, and also extended the same invitation to the Playgrounds Association to come forward with the funds it has on hand.
Labels: Admiral boulevard, bath house, North end, Park board, Penn Valley park, Summit street, Thirteenth street
BUT HER FRIEND WAS DEAD.
Mrs. Margaret Norton Had Long
Sought Mrs. Anna Kellogg.
For four years Mrs. Margaret Norton, 1541 Admiral boulevard, has lived within a block of one of her childhood friends, but was not aware of the fact until the notice of the friend's death appeared in the papers Many years ago Mrs. Norton and Mrs. Anna Kellogg were the closest of friends, being neighbors in Chicago, but almost six years ago they lost track of each other.
When the account of Mrs. Kellogg's death was read by Mrs. Norton she was led to believe by the reference to McVicker's theater, that it was the same Mrs. Kellogg whom she had known so long ago. She hurried to the home of Mrs. Kellogg and found that her surmise was indeed true.
"Oh, if I had only known," said Mrs. Norton; "we might have been such a comfort to one another in our latter days. For years I have known her; and how she did sacrifice and work for the sake of her little family which as left fatherless. And to think I have found her only to lose her."
Labels: Admiral boulevard, Chicago, death, women
TEFARES ISRAEL
IN ITS NEW EDIFICE.
SACRED BIBLICAL SCROLLS CAR-
RIED IN PROCESSION.
Militant Parade to Commemorate
March of Children of Israel Out
of Egypt and Through
the Red Sea.
With all the wonted ceremonies and pomp the congregation of Tefares Israel synagogue took possession of its new house of worship, Admiral boulevard and Tracy avenue, yesterday afternoon. The congregation left the former church, Fifth and Main streets and marched down Admiral boulevard, the rabbi and trusted members of the church guarding the sacred biblical scrolls, eight in number.
These scrolls are all written in Hebrew, supposed to be an exact reproduction of the writing which was on the tablets bearing the Ten Commandments that were entrusted to Moses on Mount Sinai. They are the most precious belongings of the church and when not in use are kept under lock and key. Before they were taken from their accustomed place in the old synagogue prayers were offered and then they were removed during the chanting of hymn.
The militant procession through the streets upon the change of Jewish house of worship is to commemorate the march of the children of Israel out of Egypt and through the Red sea. At that time the high priests carried the sacred scrolls of the Jews with them and guarded them safely throughout the perilous march.
The congregation of Tefares Israel numbers about 250 persons. Rabbi M. Wolf is in charge of the synagogue. J. L. Gandal is president; S. Dimant, vice president; S. R. Alisky, trustee and M. Kasol is secretary.
Rabbi Max Lieberman, at the head of the Keneseth Israel synagogue, assisted in the dedication of the new church. The Tefares Israel congregation had occupied the building at Fifth and Main streets for fourteen years and was organized with a membership of ten persons.
Labels: Admiral boulevard, churches, Fifth street, Jews, Main street, ministers, parades, Rabbi Lieberman, Tracy avenue
KEEPS WORD WITH THE JEWS.
Wallace Says They May Present
Their Play Sunday Night.
The Jews of the Tefares Israel congregation who have planned to present the five-act drama, "De Boba Yochna," in the Shubert theater next Sunday night, will not be molested by deputy marshals, according to Judge W. H. Wallace.
"When I gave my consent to the Jews giving their play on Sunday I thought they were to present it in a hall somewhere and not in a theater," explained the judge yesterday. "But since I have given my word that they shall not be molested for violation of the Sunday law, they shall not. That's only for this one Sunday, however. If they want to repeat the performance they can not use a theater again on Sunday."
Admission is to be charged to the Shubert on Sunday. The proceeds will be devoted to the furnishing of a synagogue at Tracy avenue and Admiral boulevard. The play will be given in Yiddish.
Labels: Admiral boulevard, churches, Jews, Judge Wallace, theater, Tracy avenue
OVER 30-FOOT EMBANKMENT.
Negro Crap Shooter's Desperate Leap
to Escape Arrest.
"Jigger for the bull."
That was the warning in North end parlance that a negro sounded when Patrolman Eads came upon a crap game back of the Institutional church, Admiral boulevard and Holmes street, last night. It meant, "Run, a policeman is coming." Behind Eads was Patrolman Phillips.
"Oh, jigger for two bulls," was the second exclamation, and a half dozen negroes "jiggered."
Back of the church is an embankment supported by a wall thirty feet high. One negro jumped over this wall and landed on the roof of a coal house.
"From the noises made, I thought every bone in his body was broken," Eads said, "but I guess I was mistaken. I could see him from the top of the wall. I told him to consider himself under arrest. He climbed from the roof. He had scarcely touched the ground, when a bulldog seized his pants above the legs. The negro just simply ran away with that dog. He did not give him a chance to let go. The negro and the dog disappeared in the darkness. Now, I suppose there will be a stolen dog reported in the morning."
Labels: Admiral boulevard, gambling, Holmes street, Institutional church, North end, police
BURGLARS STILL DOING WELL.
Two More Flats Broken Into and
Silverware Taken.
The home of Henry F. McElroy, 1446 Admiral boulevard, was broken into during the absence of the family between last Wednesday and Monday morning, and a quantity of silverware and jewelry taken. The articles include tsenty-five pieces of silver table ware, a gold brooch, a string of gold beads and a green leather purse.
The home of M. L. Planck, next door to the McElroy home, was also entered. As the Planck family is out of the city the amount of booty taken cannot be determined.
Labels: Admiral boulevard, crime
NINETY-NINE YEAR LEASE.
Robert T. Swofford has leased two lots at the northwest corner of Admiral boulevard and McGee street from Mrs. Mary E. Andrews for ninety-nine years at $1,000 a year. The property fronts 95 feet on McGee and 125 on Admiral. Mr. Swofford has no plans for immediate use of the lots.
Labels: Admiral boulevard, McGee street, real estate
AUTO RUN TO LONE JACK.
Fifteen Cars Made the Trip in Two
Hours Each Way.
Fifteen members of the Automobile Club braved the muddy roads yesterday and made the run to Lone Jack, Mo., where they picnicked in the grove. The ball game, which it was intended should be played, was called off because of the rain.
"We had a good run," said W. G. Coumbe, who was in charge of the expidition. "The fifty or sixty cars which were to make the run did not show up at Admiral boulevard and Grand avenue by 11 o'clock, but by 11:30 o'clock fifteen motor cars had made their appearance, and we decided to make the trip. It took us a trifle over two yours to go each way. The muddiest roads we encountered were between here and Independence. Next Sunday the trip which we had planned for today will be made.
Labels: Admiral boulevard, automobiles, Grand avenue, Independence, Lone Jack