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Irma Garcia pulled back her sweater to show me where the bullet entered her shoulder and spun her around. It then torpedoed through her body and exited near the middle of her back.
"I still have problems with it," she said, standing to show me how the left side of her upper body is still somewhat twisted.
It happened 47 years ago in one of the deadliest mass shootings in U.S. history. Charles Whitman, who had served as a Marine, killed his wife and mother and then proceeded to the University of Texas at Austin, where he ascended a campus tower with rifles and handguns and began shooting at people below.
Sixteen were killed, many of them students. Another 31 were wounded during 90 minutes of terror that ended when a policeman shot and killed Whitman. Garcia, a 21-year-old student who was nearing graduation, was shot while walking across campus with her boyfriend on that hot August day in 1966. Her boyfriend was shot, too, and also survived.
"I still don't know who it was that saved me," Garcia said. She only knows that, according to news accounts, she was dragged out of the shooter's range by a stranger who risked his life to help.
I met with Garcia at the downtown Los Angeles courthouse, where she works as an interpreter. She told me she had been hesitant to share her story, because she's generally reserved about the physical and psychological battles she's had to fight. But with so much violence in the news, along with the defeat of gun control legislation last week in the U.S. Senate, Garcia felt compelled to speak up.
"I was so disappointed," she said of the Senate's failure to approve expanded background checks on gun buyers. Not only do a majority of Americans support such legislation, but Garcia had let herself believe that after 20 first-graders and six adults were shot to death last December at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., there'd finally be a consensus on sensible reform.
"I just wish senators had had more courage to do the right thing," said Garcia, whose take on guns strikes me as unassailably reasonable.
She believes people have a right to legally buy and properly use guns, and she knows that no amount of firearms control can eliminate gun violence.
"But I can't see anyone having to have guns with these great big magazines, or these high-powered" military-style assault weapons. "I wish they had gone ahead and required a more thorough investigation of who buys guns," she added, noting that as it is, people with criminal backgrounds or a mental illness have access to guns through Internet dealers or at gun shows.
Assault weapons and guns with large magazines account for a small percentage of firearm violence, Garcia said, but it's worth sending the message that there's no need for anyone to have that kind of firepower. Beyond that, she said, guns of all types often fall into the wrong hands, are used in suicides, or end up being used on a family member rather than an intruder.
"I think we have kind of exalted violence" in popular culture, Garcia said. Her job as an interpreter often makes her feel as though she's watching a long, sad parade, as a lost generation winds single-file through the courthouse, lives ruined by gunplay and other violence that plays out in economically depressed neighborhoods.
Garcia, who got her undergraduate degree in language and later went back for a master's in educational psychology, said she's better able to handle what she hears in the courtroom than what she sees on TV news. The Columbine school shooting got to her, as did the Aurora, Colo., theater shooting. And of course there was last week's horror in Boston and Watertown.
But it was Newtown that shook her the most.
"I wanted to get in touch with parents," said Garcia, but she didn't know how to connect.
She wanted to tell those who were traumatized or suffered loss that the dark days will seem impossible to endure, that there will be clearings in the storm, and that time will bring a measure of healing.
Garcia wanted to make another point as well. The Marine who shot her was later determined to have suffered from mental health problems. Garcia said she wishes there were more care for veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, many of whom struggle with post-traumatic stress.
She has her own issues with PTSD. Nearly half a century after what was known as the Texas tower massacre, she sleeps with a light on because she remembers being in a dark place after the shooting. The nightmares are gone, but at times she has flashbacks and hears the murmurs of fellow victims.
"I have my sense of humor back now, but for a while, I had lost it. I say this with humility, but at one time, studying was very easy for me…but it wasn't easy after I got shot."
In time, she saw a silver lining in her heightened appreciation of each day. Garcia moved to Los Angeles about 25 years ago. She is married and dabbles in photography, painting and theater. And she sings with her church choir at St. Mary of the Assumption in Whittier.
Though struggling with a cold, she gave me a sample you can watch at http://www.latimes.com/lopez.
"I've got the blues, I feel so lonely," Garcia sang. "I'll give the world if I could only....Baby won't you please come home."


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I had great plans of updating this after every gig but I forgot I'd have to fit in things like sleeping and eating, and all the other bits and pieces of work I have going on! I've photographed loads of artists/bands in the last couple of weeks and am trying to catch up with everything else.
People keep asking me about the gigs and what I think of the bands – this might be a terrible admission but I rarely hear the music. I'm so focused on what's happening through my camera lens that I think my aural abilities shut down! I bought fancy earplugs last year to protect my hearing at gigs, and made the decision to get ones made for musicians so that I can still hear the music… but it appears I only have the concentration for the task in hand when I'm at a concert. It seems terribly ignorant not to really experience the show everyone is there to see, sorry!
Having said that, some folk really do stand out and can distract me from my photography. Treacherous Orchestra were the most enticing band I saw at last year's Celtic Connections and they were fantastic again this year. Their raucous take on traditional tunes is exciting and they have an incredible stage presence, their charm and enthusiasm wins over everyone in the room.
I'm not sure what it says about me when I admit the other band that has won my attention this year is Red Hot Chilli Pipers. Another supergroup of talented musicians who push the expected boundaries of their instruments, they rocked a packed ABC last night. It's the first time I'd seen them but I was delighted by their camera-loving antics on stage and loved the music. I was also incredibly jealous of the Blue Peter badges they'd been awarded the day before!
I can never stay for a whole gig but I really wish I could have hung around to enjoy both of those gigs in full.
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One other band who deserve a special mention is OqueStrada. I believe it was the Portuguese musos' first visit to Celtic Connections (to support Cheikh Lô) and they didn't get the warmest of welcomes at the airport. Their double bass got lost in transit but they didn't let a little thing like a missing instrument get in the way. They just made a new one. Just fifteen minutes before they were due on stage, the musician and Steve Grimes (looking after the venue's electrics) put their heads together and created something worthy of a Blue Peter make. Using a plastic bin, a bundle of rags and a rope, they produced something amazing, and soundchecked it seconds before the start of the gig. Talk about 'Make Do and Mend'! Having seen the band perform, it's hard to imagine anything dampening their enthusiasm.
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Salad on a menu sounds pretty healthy, but the numbers can be shocking. For example, a Chicken Cobb Salad from Fresh City delivers more than 700 calories and a staggeringly high 51 grams of fat. (Nice "light" lunch, right?) To lighten up our version of cobb salad, we kept the main players -- tender chicken, hard‐cooked eggs, avocado, tomatoes, bacon, and blue cheese -- but made a few small changes.
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BEFORE: 738 calories, 51g fat, 17g sat fat
AFTER: 320 calories, 19g fat, 4.5g sat fat
Swapping turkey bacon for regular bacon delivered the same salty, smoky flavors and crunch, and the salad included so many other elements that tasters didn't even notice. Relying on potent Roquefort or Stilton allowed us to cut back on the amount of cheese, while poaching proved a low‐fat way to prepare the chicken. Tossing the chicken, tomatoes, and greens with a bit of our boldly flavored vinaigrette ensured that each one was well‐seasoned. When it came to the avocado, tasters liked the richness it provided, but it increases the overall fat substantially (though it is largely monounsaturated fat), so we leave the choice up to you.
Classic Cobb Salad, by America's Test Kitchen
Serves 4
Watercress is traditional in cobb salad, but an equal amount of arugula, chicory, or curly endive can be substituted.
3 tablespoons extra‐virgin olive oil
2 tablespoons rice vinegar
2 tablespoons minced shallot
2 tablespoons water
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
1 garlic clove, minced
1 teaspoon minced fresh thyme
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
2 slices turkey bacon
9 ounces poached chicken breast (see below), cut into 1/2‐inch cubes
8 ounces grape or cherry tomatoes, halved
2 romaine lettuce hearts (12 ounces), cut into 1‐inch pieces
4 ounces (4 cups) watercress
2 large hard‐cooked eggs, chopped
1 ounce strong blue cheese, such as roquefort or Stilton, crumbled (1/4 cup)
1 avocado, halved, pitted, and cut into 1/4‐inch cubes (optional)
1. FOR THE DRESSING: Whisk all ingredients together in bowl.
2. FOR THE SALAD: Cook bacon in 12‐inch nonstick skillet over medium‐high heat until crisp, about 5 minutes; transfer to paper towel-lined plate, let cool slightly, then crumble.
3. Rewhisk dressing to combine. Toss cubed chicken with 2 tablespoons dressing in bowl. In separate bowl, toss tomatoes with 1 tablespoon dressing. In another bowl, toss romaine and watercress with remaining dressing. Arrange greens on four individual plates or large platter and top with rows of chicken, tomatoes, and eggs. Garnish with cooked bacon, blue cheese, and avocado, if using. Serve.
Easy Poached Chicken: Start by trimming boneless, skinless chicken breasts of all visible fat. Combine the chicken, 1 1/2 cups water, 2 peeled and smashed garlic cloves, 2 bay leaves, and 2 teaspoons low-sodium soy sauce in a 12-inch skillet and bring to a simmer over medium-low heat, 10 to 15 minutes. When the water is simmering, flip the chicken over, cover, and continue to cook until the chicken registers 160 degrees, 10 to 15 minutes longer. transfer to a carving board, let rest for 5 minutes, then cut or shred into pieces as desired. 12 ounces (uncooked weight) of chicken breasts will produce 9 ounces (cooked weight) of poached chicken.
Per Serving (without avocado): Cal 320, Fat 19g, Sat Fat 4.5g, Chol 160mg, Carb 8g, Protein 27g, Fiber 2g, Sodium 650mg
Per Serving (with avocado): Cal 400, Fat 27g, Sat Fat 6g, Chol 160mg, Carb 13g, Protein 28g, Fiber 5g, Sodium 650mg
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In November of 1864, Union General William Tecumseh Sherman issued "Special Field Orders, No. 120." The key part of that famous — or infamous, depending on your view — missive stated that his army would "forage liberally on the country during the march" through Georgia. The same order was given when Sherman decided to march back up from Savannah through the Carolinas, as well.
Well last Monday, the NCAA issued its own Special Field Orders regarding Penn State. By allowing Nittany Lion players to transfer without the penalty of having to sit out a year — and even allowing schools to go over the 85-man scholarship limit in order to ink them — Mark Emmert basically gave rival coaches the go-ahead to forage liberally upon Penn State's roster.
Some schools took quick advantage. LSU, Ole Miss and Tennessee have all already been connected with PSU players, for example. Steve Spurrier at South Carolina, on the other hand, has said he isn't actively pursuing any of Bill O'Brien's players. Georgia's Mark Richt initially said he would contact Penn Staters but then reversed course (as though he'd been ordered by UGA brass to do so… or had an angel visit him to instruct him otherwise). Richt even wished O'Brien well.
Naturally, Southern Cal's Lane Kiffin took things to the extreme by actually flying across the country to meet with current Penn State running back Silas Redd in Connecticut.
While the raiding parties have been formed, to date no big-time PSU players have transferred.
To date.
On this matter, Ohio State's Urban Meyer actually provides the voice of reason when it comes to recruiting players from another man's roster:
"I have a problem with it. I think if a player reaches out and says, "I'm outta here and I'm gone,' a player has a right to do what he wants to do. But to go actively recruit, I have a problem with that."
That's the correct take, but 20 bucks says a Penn Stater or two will still land on Meyer's roster anyway.
We all know that illegal contacts are made all the time. When you see a coach place restrictions on an athlete's potential landing spots, it usually means the coach feels another coach has been tampering with his roster. Coaches don't like that. Which is exactly why coaches should put themselves in O'Brien's shoes and think about how they would feel if open season had been declared on their roster.
If a Nittany Lion player calls a coach? Hey, the coach should answer the phone. You don't want to be rude (nudge, nudge, wink, wink). But to openly chase, lure and hunt another school's players is bad form. And whether the NCAA has given the green light to wipe Penn State from the face of the Earth or not, it certainly takes the moral high ground away from any coach who leads a raiding party into Happy Valley. If someone actively seeks out the signature of a current Penn State player, he had better keep his own lips zipped the next time some other school's coach makes behind-the-scenes contact with an unhappy player on his roster.
All's fair in love and recruiting and if Coach X doesn't take part in the Penn State feeding frenzy then it's possible he'll be at a disadvantage when he faces Coaches Y and Z in his own conference. Them's the breaks. There's right and there's wrong. Answering a Penn State player's phone call is alright. Trying to swipe guys right out from under O'Brien's nose is wrong.
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18 of the Toughest Mixed Martial Arts Fighters Embark on the Quest for the Crown of "The Ultimate Fighter"
UFC Title Holders Matt Hughes and Rich Franklin Serve As Coaches
New York, NY, August 1, 2005 -- No silly singing competitions...No boardrooms...No tribal councils...Its the return of The Ultimate Fighter on Spike TV where you have to fight and win to survive.
Eighteen of the best Mixed Martial Arts fighters, nine Heavyweights and nine Welterweights, have come from around the world to Las Vegas with one dream - to be named the "Ultimate Fighter" and to be given a contract in the Ultimate Fighting Championship® organization.. Season II of the wildly popular series kicks off Monday, August 22 at 11:00pm ET/PT. The series is hosted by Dana White, UFC President.
During the thirty-eight day competition taped this summer, two world-renowned UFC® champions, UFC Welterweight Champion Matt Hughes and UFC Middleweight Champion Rich Franklin, trained the fighters. The men endured a grueling regimen of jiu-jitsu, judo, Muay Thai, karate, boxing and wrestling. The intense competition between the fighters continued after they left the gym - at the Ultimate Fighter House. These warriors were forced to live with each other, knowing that any day they could be forced to fight each other in the UFC Octagon.
There are two teams and in every episode each team competes in a physical challenge to determine who will have to fight. Legendary UFC Champion and Season I coach Randy Couture designed these challenges. They combined old school training techniques with tests of brute strength.
Once the opponents were chosen, the fighters were officially weighed in. Then, in front of their teammates, coaches, and the sanctioning Nevada Athletic Commission, the two combatants faced off in three five-minute rounds.
For the finale in November, the four semi-finalists will fight in a LIVE television broadcast with a location to be determined. In the end, one welterweight and one heavyweight will be crowned the new Ultimate Fighter.
Season #1 (13 weeks) of The Ultimate Fighter averaged a 1.7 HH rating (1.5 million) with a 2.0 (1,015,000) in M18-49 a 2.4 (604,000) in M18-34 and an average audience of 2.1 million viewers. Forrest Griffin (light heavyweight) and Diego Sanchez (middleweight) were The Ultimate Fighter champions for the premiere season and each received a six-figure deal with the UFC® organization. Stephan Bonnar was also awarded a contract after his epic battle in the Finals versus Griffin. The audience peaked during the Bonnar/Griffin fight with 3.3 million viewers.
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It all started when I was a kid. I would walk to the convenience store, get a blue raspberry lollipop filled with gum, and head to the thrift store a couple shops down in the strip mall, where I would peruse stacks of used books and feed my Archie comic addiction with their huge selection. I poked around other parts of the shop—at furniture, wicker baskets, old wedding dresses—but I wasn't interested in that stuff yet. As I grew older, moved around, and found new thrift stores, the sections I checked changed: black clothes to cut up and safety-pin back together when I had just started high school; boots, belts, and shoes; dresses to alter once I started sewing, cassette tapes for when I got my car, and vinyl to play when my roommates had record players. Over time, I learned that the key was to check every section and leave your trip open to the thrill of discovery.
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Sam Querrey breaks racket in quick loss to Tomas Berdych at Sony Open
That'll happen when you lose a set in just 22 minutes, as Sam Querrey did in his 6-1, 6-1 loss to Tomas Berdych in the fourth round of the Sony Open.
"Just one of those awful days," Querrey said. "The more you miss the harder it gets to get the ball in. It just kept getting worse."
Playing his first tournament as the No. 1 American, Querrey received a third-round walkover when Milos Raonic withdrew with illness and was then swept off the court by Berdych in just 51 minutes. His first-serve accuracy was below 40 percent for the match and he hit 18 unforced errors off his forehand wing alone. So no serve and no forehand? That essentially amounts to a weaponless Querrey, and Berdych, who was coming off back-to-back tough three-setters, took full advantage.
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Gayle Anderson was live from Exposition Park to see the new fall Spider Pavilion exhibit at the Natural History Museum, open now through November 3rd. Gayle took a look at one of the largest spiders in the world.
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by Gayle Anderson
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Spider Pavilion
Gayle Anderson was live from Exposition Park to see the new fall Spider Pavilion exhibit at the Natural History Museum, open now through November 3rd. We can see the one-of-a-kind Spider Pavilion in the beautifully landscaped area on the Museum's South Lawn where spiders spin their spectacular webs for all to see.
Tickets are sold in half-hour intervals throughout the day. Every visit to the Spider Pavilion requires a timed ticket for an additional fee, which is available only when purchased with a general admission museum ticket or membership. The price for adding your Spider Pavilion ticket to your museum experience is $3 for adults, $2 for students and seniors, and $1 for children. Museum Members receive free admission, but require a timed ticket. To guarantee your spot, we highly recommend you reserve your tickets on-line in advance. Same day tickets at the door are first-come, first served at any Museum admissions desk or at the Spider Pavilion itself. The Spider Pavilion is an outdoor special exhibit at NHM. As such, it is subject to closure at any time due to inclement weather. Weather permitting, the Spider Pavilion is open daily from 10 am – 5 pm, with the last ticket sold at 4:30 pm.
Welcome to the World of Arachnids!
Before you enter the Spider Pavilion, spend some quality time in the programming area, which is designed to acclimate you to the spider exhibit experience. Learn about spiders and see cases containing special rarely displayed specimens from the Museum's living collections. Also, take a look at when we've scheduled some our special spider programs and activities that will help to engage the visitor with the exhibit. We've selected some of our favorite pictures over the years to share with you.
Discover the Truth About Spiders!
Examine our free-range spiders in a comfortable, safe, and immersive environment. Our knowledgeable staff is there to guide your experience. Go ahead, ask lots of questions and find out everything you want to know. There is a great deal to learn about these wonderful animals, and you may be surprised at how much false information about spiders has been buzzing around in your head.
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Giant wood spider / Nephila maculata
This is the largest species of orb weaving spider in the world. Although it is the size of a chocolate chip cookie, it is not in any way dangerous to humans and can be easily approached. The webs that this species constructs are equally impressive. They can measure up to ten feet across and are strong enough to catch a small bird.
Golden silk spider / Nephila clavipes
This is the largest species of orb weaving spider found in the US. Common in many of the Gulf states, this species can produce webs that are up to three feet in diameter. The silk that they use is one of the strongest biological fibers known to man – five times the tensile strength of steel.
Jewel garden spiders / Araneus sp.
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The Flivvers tallied 668.66 in Division 2-3, beating Escanaba, 668.16, and Gladstone, 643.04.
"We had our best round three of the year which put us on top," Flivver coach Sara Pericolosi said. "It was a great moment for our team."
Escanaba held a 409.8 to 394.1 lead over Kingsford entering the third round. The Flivvers turned things around in round three 274.5 to 266.3, with the Eskymos also assessed eight penalty points.
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Whether you're a new mom or a seasoned parenting pro, breastfeeding often comes with its fair share of questions. Here are answers to some common inquiries that mothers — new and veteran — may have.
Nursing in front of others can be downright intimidating and even embarrassing, especially at first. But with a little confidence, the right place, and the appropriate clothes, it can seem like no big deal in no time.
Some women prefer to drape a small blanket or shawl over their shoulder and their breast to make the public process a little more private. Others may opt to simply pull up their shirts or sweaters then cover the baby's head with a blanket. You can also use a baby sling, in the cradle position, to nurse your baby. Whether you use a blanket, shawl, or sling, just make sure that your baby's mouth and nose aren't blocked and that the baby has room to breathe.
When out and about, you may want to ask for an isolated booth when dining in restaurants so you have a sort of privacy barrier and can face away from other patrons. If you're shopping at the local mall, ask if they have a "lactation room" or "lactation lounge." You'd be surprised how quick many people are to accommodate a nursing mom.
As with breastfeeding anywhere, it's important to don clothes that make nursing simple. The less fuss, the better — especially when you're having to hold a hungry baby with one hand and adjust your bra and shirt with the other.
A variety of nursing bras are available — there are those with snaps, clasps, and flaps that open and are attached in either the middle (between the breasts) or on the bra straps. Which kind of bra you end up using is up to you and what you find most comfortable. You may want to buy (or register for) a few types of each just to figure out what's best for you. If you buy them before you deliver, just remember that your breast size will likely increase as your breasts fill with milk, and then change again as your body adjusts to breastfeeding.
You also can invest in special nursing wear or simply sport button-down shirts (although these can be cumbersome if the buttons are finicky), a zip-front sweatshirt, or a comfortable shirt or sweater (V-necks are good) that you can simply pull down or pull up to allow your baby to feed.
Here's a helpful tip from the breastfeeding advocacy organization La Leche League International: Cut slits in an old T-shirt and wear it underneath an oversized shirt or sweater. That way, your midriff and most of your breast won't be exposed when you pull up the shirt or sweater on top to nurse.
Keep in mind that whatever type of clothes you decide to wear, they'll probably need to be slightly larger than your pre-pregnancy size since your breasts are likely to be bigger than usual while you're nursing.
Absolutely. As many breastfeeding women everywhere will attest, milk leakage always seems to happen at the most inopportune times — during a staff meeting, as you're talking to your boss, while you're out shopping, when you're hugging an old friend. Wherever it occurs, it is normal.
Leaking may happen when you see a baby, see a picture of your own baby, hear a baby cry, or even so much as think of your baby. It's your maternal instinct to feed your child kicking in.
One breast also may leak while you're nursing on the other. In that case, it may help to put a towel, burp cloth, or cotton diaper over the other one.
You can buy disposable or washable cotton nursing pads to wear discreetly in your bra to help combat embarrassing messes and protect your wardrobe. Some women wear pads all the time while nursing, others wear the pads only when out in public. If needed, it's a good idea to keep extras with you, just in case.
If you don't want to spend money on tons of nursing pads, you can use clean folded handkerchief squares inside your bra. It's better to avoid using plastic-lined pads, which can make it hard for your nipples to get enough air.
If you're caught in a leakage situation and aren't wearing or carrying any nursing pads, try discreetly crossing your arms over your chest and applying a little pressure. Wearing patterned tops also can help reduce the embarrassment of sudden leaks.
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Extensions of the CONSORT Statement
Design Extensions
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Due to the recent publication of CONSORT 2010, work is underway to update the various CONSORT extensions to reflect the 2010 checklist.
The main CONSORT Statement is based on the 'standard' two-group parallel design. However, there are several different types of randomized trials, some of which have different designs (e.g., cluster), interventions (e.g., herbals) and data (e.g., harms).
To help improve the reporting of these trials the CONSORT Group has been involved in extending and modifying the main CONSORT Statement for application in these various areas, and the resulting CONSORT extensions are presented in this section. This list is, by no means, exhaustive; and work is constantly in progress.
Please note that modifications to the CONSORT checklist or flow diagram that are not developed with the involvement of the CONSORT Group do not have permission to name their work 'CONSORT'.
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"For a generation of women who grew up watching Sex and the City, Manhattan is the Promised Land—or as Rebecca Dana puts it in her hilarious, self-deprecating new memoir, it's 'my Jerusalem—the shining city off in the distance, the only place to go'…[An] insightful tale of two fish out of water."—O Magazine
Rebecca Dana worshipped at the altar of Truman Capote and Nora Ephron, dreaming of moving to New York. After college, life in the city turned out just as she'd planned: glamorous parties; beautiful people; the perfect job, apartment and man. But when it all comes crashing down, she is catapulted into another world.
She moves into Brooklyn's Lubavitch community, and lives with Cosmo, a young Russian rabbi and jujitsu enthusiast. While Cosmo faces his disenchantment with Orthodoxy, Rebecca finds that her religion—the books and films that made New York seem like salvation—has also failed her. Shuttling between the worlds of religious extremism and secular excess, faith and fashion, Rebecca goes on a search for meaning.
A mix of Shalom Auslander and The Odd Couple, Jujitsu Rabbi and the Godless Blonde is a thought-provoking tale for the twenty-first century.
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"For a generation of women who grew up watching Sex and the City, Manhattan is the Promised Land—or as Rebecca Dana puts it in her hilarious, self-deprecating new memoir, it's 'my Jerusalem—the shining city off in the distance, the only place to go'. . . . [An] insightful tale of two fish out of water." —O Magazine
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"Startling and delightful." —Vanity Fair
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"Funny, wily, audacious, and captivating." —Booklist
"Fascinating and engrossing, reading Jujitsu Rabbi and the Godless Blonde is like looking into the windows of compelling people you want to both meet and love. By the end of the book you will do just that." —Jenny Lawson, #1 New York Times–bestselling author of Let's Pretend This Never Happened
"Rebecca Dana meets the jujitsu rabbi in the same place fairy tale meets reality, which is the same place all of us meet our lives: nowhere near where we expected. Let me be clear: I've never met the author, and I had neither the time nor the inclination to blurb this book, but I started reading her odd, engrossing, tragicomic coming-of-adulthood tale and couldn't stop." —Deborah Copaken Kogan, author of The Red Book and Shutterbabe
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"Rebecca Dana's story is a lot like New York City—bustling and busy, packed with Jews and jobs, faith and friendship, accident and ambition. With Jujitsu Rabbi and the Godless Blonde, Dana joins the ranks of women who have come to New York, forged identities on their own alongside improbable allies, and lived to tell the tale with wit and grace." —Rebecca Traister, author of Big Girls Don't Cry
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I have owned this machine for over a year and waited to write a review so that I could really test this machine. I purchased this to replace a smaller front loader machine. I live in a townhouse so this offered the largest capacity for the small space where this needed to fit. For capacity, this machine is great. I have no problems washing a queen comforter. I washed my parents king comforter though the comforter did not have much fill. Overall, I must agree with one customer who said that this was the worst machine that they have owned. It does not clean the clothes as I would expect. My whites never come out white. At times, it would seem like I never washed them. I use Tide pods along with the full amount of concentrated bleach, let them soak, and use the whitest whites setting but still you can see the stains. As an example, I was wearing a white t-shirt and spilled some Pepsi on it. I pre-treated it and washed it later that day. You can still see the stains of where the drink was spilled. Any other machine that I owned would have no problem removing those stains. The issue is not just with the white clothes. I had a red cotton shirt that had a mayo stain on it and after washing the stain from the grease of the mayo was still there. I would not recommend this product to a friend primarily because I do not believe that it does a good job of cleaning the clothes. I will not purchase this again. When I purchased this, the salesperson told me that it was manufactured by LG with the Kenmore name so the LG model may have the same issues that I am describing.
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We love our washer so much that my husband even started doing laundry! It's huge! I was able to put in 1king, 2 full size comforters and the "add more garments" light came up. They came out smelling wonderful. I love the all options available and the chime, lol. I can't wait to buy the matching dryer...but my wallet is telling me to wait.
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