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This is the one you saw performed on David Blaine's first TV special! And it's SO EASY! Yes, you can do this one immediately!
Push a coin into a bottle- even though the coin is bigger than the bottle neck!
Produce a quarter from a tightly rolled dollar bill!
Take a "bite" out of a coin- and instantly restore it, right before the spectator's eyes! (And if you want a more realistic bite mark in the coin, see the Bite Out Coin we offer.)
Many, many effects are possible with this coin. It's AUTOMATIC- it works by itself!
For more routines, see the Folding Coin Book and the Coin In a Bottle Secrets Revealed DVD.
This effect comes complete with the gimmicked real quarter, complete instructions and additional rubber bands. Check your package carefully for the extra rubber bands included with the trick- they are tiny! Additional rubber bands may be purchased from us.
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chiselray wrote:Australia ...we have everything they need i guess i no on can argue differently....Ore ,Offshore gas ,onshore coal methane !
So true.
China will keep doing what we tell them or we cut them of. & China clearly fears Australia will side with the USA, Europre ect ect or China & it scares them.
Thats why China keeps paying Australia so much attention.
I don't here china telling Europe & Canada not to side with the USA ... Coz China could care less about Europe & Canada.
& As for the USA .... Same goes.
Australia invited the USA to join Australia's new south east asian community that Australia was setting up. & the USA laughed ... & declined.
So we went it alone .... 15-20 years latter .... Europe, The USA & Canada are kissing up to Australia big time in hopes Australia will help them gain entry into the Asian markets for their bankrupt nations.
Just last year Canada blocked several Australian takeovers of Canadian company's such as BHP's attempted takeover of Canadian company Potash. In return Australia, Blocked Canada's entry into Australia's free trade deal with Asia.
Europe & the USA are kissing up to Australia in the hope Australia will help them gain entry into the Asian market that they both have been locked out of by China.
& the USA & Europe are kissing Australia's butt, because the USA & Europe are afraid Australia Has turned it's back on Europe & the USA in recent decades. & now see's it's future as part of Asia.
Europe, Canada, USA all ignored Australia & Asia for near the last Century. & today Europe & the USA are struggling & you need our help.
USA/Europe are concerned that Australia will return the favour & cut you loss.
So Europe & North America will give Australia anything it wants. ( all in the hope we will help you gain entry into Australia/Asia & the Pacific.
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Café Du Monde Beignet Mix
Took me right back...
My first trip to Cafe Du Monde was AMAZING! I can still hear the saxaphone, the chit-chatter and all the activity surrounding the atmosphere of New Orleans. Finding this at my local World Market made me the most happy woman alive! I grabbed the box as it were gold and made them for my family the next day for breakfast! (I also purchased CAFE DU MONDE Coffee and Chicory to get the full experience! Serve the Beignet's with powdered sugar piled high over the top! LOVE THIS PRODUCT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (dont forget to refrigerate the box after opening so you can enjoy more later!)
January 10, 2013
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If you close your eyes while indulging, you will quietly escape to New Orleans. The next best thing to being there!!
December 27, 2011
Refrigerate the leftover mix!
This is such a GREAT product. Truly authentic to the real thing.
Just remember to refrigerate the leftover mix. It is very subtly printed on the box & the milk in it WILL go bad. A sad discovery one morning after opening a very rancid box!
December 27, 2011
It's like having New Orleans in your kitchen! Easy to make, stores well. It's our Sunday morning family favorite! Definitely buy!
November 27, 2011
One of my favorite things in the world is to sip cafe au lait and eat beignets watching the Mississippi River roll past in New Orleans. This mix perfectly recreates the beignets you get at the Cafe du Monde restaurants in the French Quarter. The whole family loves them and they are very easy to prepare. They'd be much easier to fry if we owned a deep fryer, but we fry them in a wok and it's a little messy. Also the grease smell lingers, but if you don't live in New Orleans (and I don't) these are well worth it!
September 27, 2011
Exactly like the real deal
If you have trouble getting the inside cooked, flatten the squares a bit. It seemed to need to be a bit thinner than the 1/8 in listed on the box. Once you get the shape and cooking time right, it tastes JUST like the beignets at Cafe du Monde. My mom and I made made our first batch about a month after I had gotten back from New Orleans so the taste was fresh in my mind. Don't forget the powdered sugar and a change of clothes or a really big bib!
May 12, 2011
Short expiration date!
This product is normally very good and certainly reminiscent of New Orleans' French Quarter and Fat City. But the mix expires much too soon - like they sent me the oldest ones they had!
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I would like to extend to everyone on the Black Vault a Very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. May all the blessings of the season be upon you and your families and may 2012 be happy, prosperous and safe.
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The cast of "The Phantom of the Opera" sings "Masquerade"
In the final Lion King character study video, South African actor Andile Gumbi brings us behind the scenes as he transforms into the "energetic" Simba. Find out what similarities Prince Simba has to an African warrior.
November 13, 2012Star Jeremy Jordan, director/screenwriter Richard LaGravenese and composer Jason Robert Brown show off their The Last Five Years movie to Broadway friends.
February 10, 2015Get ready for Miss Trunchbull's rules to back to school, exclusively on Broadway.com!
August 18, 2014Broadway.com Audience Choice Award winner Andy Mientus discusses his work in the new hit revival of Les Miserables, his TV start on Smash and how he popped the question to Michael Arden.
October 3, 2014Oscar winner Dianne Wiest, Tony winner Tonya Pinkins and first-time director Cynthia Nixon fill us in on the New Group's workplace drama Rasheeda Speaking.
January 15, 2015Christina Bianco on casting a light and a few laughs on private school admissions in her one-woman show Application Pending.
February 5, 2015Lulu Picart on challenging our preconceived notions about all those fairy-tale princesses in Disenchanted.
January 12, 2015"Wicked" original cast member Idina Menzel sings "The Wizard and I"
January 20, 2010Get a sneak peek at the national tour of Blue Man Group.
January 1, 2013Scenes from the well-loved musical, now playing at the Minskoff Theatre.
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In thinking back to the 30's, the idea of strong Art Deco design and a bar cart serving martinis go hand in hand. Since then, both continue to be timeless icons, and have served as the inspiration for many new creations.
There's a story that when the Cosmopolitan was invented, the bartender simply wanted to make a pastel pink drink for the waitresses at their bar. Starting with a classic martini glass, he created a fruity remix — a fun colorful drink for a new age. In the same way, the light hues of pink, blue, and yellow paint on the buildings of Miami brought new life into the classic Art Deco structures.
Built in the 30s, many of the hotels on Miami Beach were worn down 50 years later. Some developers wanted to reshape the entire beach with an updated 1970s aesthetic however, luckily, fans of art deco architecture made their case that Miami Beach needed its own style.
Much like the Cosmopolitan, what started as an experiment, turned into a movement. In the early 80s, a man named Leonard Horowitz convinced Friedman's Bakery to let him paint their building pink and yellow. After appearing on the cover of Progressive Architecture magazine, many other buildings followed suit. Quickly, many the hotels that had been labeled relics of faded glory were reborn in a colorful new way.
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The Torre Fair on weekends and the Imports Fair during the week are the best places to spend some money. From souvenirs, handicrafts, clothing, or even electronic goods you will find all these in the fairs. Across the city there are also large areas where the variety of shops is far greater. It depends on what you plan to spend!
From the smaller shopping malls such as the Liberty Shopping Mall, to the larger shopping centers such as Parkshopping, the Pátio Brasil, and the Conjunto Nacional, choices are varied for a fun afternoon of shopping. The last is the oldest mall in the city. But if you want to escape the shopping malls, of course there are other options. Accept the challenge and go to the traditional Torre Fair, which is already a mark of the city since 1970. Along with the TV tower, this is where during every weekend, and holidays, from 8 am to 6 pm, you can buy the best the city has to offer. Furthermore it is a very pleasant tour to do with the family. Apart from pottery and souvenirs, here you can buy candy, or drink a "caldo de cana" - sugar cane juice - liquid extracted from sugar cane in the milling process. Another of the most popular fairs in the city is the Imports Fair. Here you will find more than two thousand stores with national and imported products, mostly electronics. However, there are also clothing stores, toys, crafts and decor, among other products. And the advantage is that it is open Tuesday through to Sunday from 9 am to 6 pm.


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Three Sweet Treats in Los Angeles
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LOS ANGELES & VICINITY — During a quick weekend trip down to Southern California recently, my sweet tooth got a major workout at three stellar places.
First up, Fonuts, the donuts that are almost guilt-free. That's because they're not fried, but are baked or steamed. Moreover, many of them also are vegan or gluten-free.
Fonuts of Los Angeles is the creation of Waylynn Lucas, formerly pastry chef at The Bazaar and Patina, both in Los Angeles; and voice actor Nancy Truman.
The donuts, about $3 each, have a moist, tender crumb and a texture akin to a tea cake or muffin.
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The three Bridge brothers, UK all make the podium at the European Freestyle Championships!
St. Pierre la Mer, France played host to the 10th Junior European Freestyle Championships, from the 18th-21st April. Young kitesurfers from all over Europe gathered for this annual freestyle showdown where every year, the level of riding gets higher. Day one kicked off at 8am for Team Bridge, who were here to compete for their age category ; Tom age 9-13yrs, Guy 14-15yrs and Olly 16-19yrs. The event started with the youngest age category in the form of a Dingle elimination. Conditions were variable and challenging. Huge gusts wiped riders off the water and lulls barely provided enough to stay upwind, so choosing the right kite size was tough. Tom stepped up his game during his heat to put some great scoring tricks together for the Judges. After four heats using the Vegas 5 or 7m, Tom made it to the Final against his old Team Mate from Spain, Javier Jimenez. For the 3rd year running, Tom won the Title and was ecstatic by his performance in the challenging conditions.
Next up was Olly in the first heat of the 16-19's Single Elimination. Throwing down some big powered moves he was off to a great start, but this was not enough to beat his first opponent from Holland. Olly's freestyle day was over and all he had to think about was the big come back in the Doubles the following day.
Guy put in a performance that was the biggest surprise of the whole day! Staying on the ladder all the way through to the Final of the 14-15 yr category, his riding in the shocking conditions improved as he went through the heats. Guy came off the water grinning, stoked as he made the best heat of his life. Having made the Final, against Spanish Youth Champion, Noe Font and Zurick, Guy was amped on the outcome of a 3rd place in this division.
Day 2 was greeted with another early start and first up was Olly, who was on a mission to make it back in the Double Eliminations. A sunny start combined with a cold Tramontana, gave the same unpredictable conditions and gusts as the previous day. Olly had a couple of blinding heats to put him back in the game but then the going got really tough. Cycling through the rounds of the Doubles, he was only back on the beach for a couple of minutes rest before his next heat. It was certainly good physical training and although he was not riding to the level he does when he Freerides, his competition strategy and experience showed. After 4 hours of straight competition, Olly made it to the mens Final with Dutch rival, Van Der Meis and french opponent Guillerbert. A poor choice of kite and exhaustion meant it wasn't his best performance of the day, putting him in 3rd place overall. A result and come back like this however, is highly motivating for Olly who is current mens European Race Champion and did this discipline 'just for fun' on a borrowed board.
While the Freestyle antics was going on, young Tom had been practicing his race skills around the Boarder Cross course. This involves jumping over long inflatable objects in the water and round buoys in a race knockout with 4 other opponents. Fast, fun and exciting, with lots of crashes, Tom managed to win his category in this discipline.
Back in the Uk Team Bridge are practicing for the next stop on the tour - the Youth PKRA World Championships in June.
The year is coming to an end and again overall results show the domination of North Kiteboarding: Congratulations Mario, Steph, Stefan, Flo, Luke, Sabrina and Maxime!
Four days of spectacular competitions, light and strong wind conditions at the beach of Castelldefels came to a fabulous end, when the European Championship in Kiteboarding Freestyle as well as the winners of the MINI Kitesurf Tour Europe in Course Racing were crowned. 97 riders out of 19 nations participated in Spain.
The wind didn't came up on the last day to run the double eliminations in Freestyle and to continue with Course Racings, but everyone enjoyed the friendly spanish atmosphere and the prize giving ceremony at the beach. The first day of the event had amazing conditions for Freestyle, with perfectly sunny weather and winds up to twenty knots. This allowed the riders to show how far the riding has come over the last decade. In the single eliminations, Mario Rodwald (GER, North) and Stefan Spiessberger (AUT, North) made their way to the final. Apure North Kiteboarding final of team mates! Rodwald travelled to Spain as the leader of the MINI KTE ranking and was unstoppable to get the title. In the final of the single eliminations, he won against Stefan. Place one and two for North Kiteboarding. Luke Whiteside made it to the excellent 3rd place overall.
In the women division, dutch freestyler Annelous Lammerts won the spanish stop against Therese Taabbel (DEN) with powerful and clean moves. German North Kiteboarding rider Sabrina Lutz gained third place on the podium after her heat against Kelly Schouten (NED).
After five events all the results are in: Rodwald and Lammerts are the winners of the final stop of the MINI Kitesurf Tour Europe in Castelldefels, Spain and were also crowned European Champions 2012. Stefan Spiessberger and Sabrina Lutz, obtained second places of the overall ranking 2012. Well done boys and girls!!
In Course Racings, Maxime Nocher (FRA, North Kiteboarding) crossed the finish line as a respectful third. With this result he managed to achieve the Second podium place in the tour overall ranking, followed by german olympic hope Florian Gruber (North Kiteboarding). Great racing boys! For professional North Kiteboarding team rider Steph Bridge (GBR), the 2012 season was successful again. In Brouwersdam, Netherlands, she became first overall and then dominated the KTE. France. Here in Spain, she left no doubt again about who is one of the fastest European female racers by winning all races and clearly dominating the women's fleet.
Altogether again an amazing weekend for all North Kiteboarding athletes showing the world they are the ones to beat!
Well done team!
Steph Bridge takes European Champion, Florian Gruber takes 3rd overall
Some decent races were held at the kite race Europeans at KTE La Baule where over 110 racers competed for the european title. Winds were generally light and variable making conditions challenging. North riders dotted the front end of the fleets with the new green Dynos and Race LTDs and all were gaining valuable experience preparing for the kite race worlds starting this week in Italy. The mens fleet was dominated by the up and coming young North Kiteboarding Riders Florian Gruber in 3rd and 3 points behind Olly Bridge from the UK in 6th while mum Steph Bridge took 1st place in the womans fleet. Now that kite racing is an Olympic discipline, over 40 countries will be represented in Cagliari for the kite race World Championships with over 220 entries - this will be some event worth watching! Starts 3rd October so don't miss it!


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Scientists recently announced that a combination of two well-known antiviral drugs that protect monkeys against MERS could potentially be used to save humans from the lethal disease.
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The trillions of bacteria that live in the gut — helping digest foods, making some vitamins, making amino acids — may help determine if a person is fat or thin. Dr. Jeffrey I. Gordon and Vanessa K. Ridaura are two members of a scientific team whose research shows a connection between human gut bacteria and obesity. The evidence is from a novel experiment involving mice and humans that is part of a growing fascination with gut bacteria and their role in health and diseases like irritable bowel syndrome and Crohn's disease. In this case, the focus was on obesity. Researchers found pairs of human twins in which one was obese and the other lean. They transferred gut bacteria from these twins into mice and watched what happened. The mice with bacteria from fat twins grew fat; those that got bacteria from lean twins stayed lean.
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According to new research on epilepsy, zebrafish have certainly earned their stripes. Results of a study in Nature Communications suggest that zebrafish carrying a specific mutation may help researchers discover treatments for Dravet syndrome (DS), a severe form of pediatric epilepsy that results in drug-resistant seizures and developmental delays.
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University of Iowa researchers say that the common fruit fly, Drosophila melanogaster, is an ideal model to study hearing loss in humans caused by loud noise. The reason: The molecular underpinnings to its hearing are roughly the same as with people.
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This summer, Duke welcomed two new members to its community—each weighing no more than a handful of paperclips and standing less than three and a half centimeters tall.
Filbert and his sister Scuppernong, twin grey mouse lemurs, were born on June 18 at the Duke Lemur Center. DLC Director Anne Yoder said the birth of these twins is particularly significant in terms of the Center's research, because mouse lemurs have been documented to show symptoms of dementia very similar to the onset of Alzheimer's in humans. By studying mouse lemur genomes, the Center hopes to shed light on the nature of Alzheimer's.
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Eating lots of broccoli may slow down and even prevent osteoarthritis, UK researchers believe.
The University of East Anglia team is starting human trials following on from successful lab studies.
Tests on cells and mice showed that a broccoli compound - which humans can also get from Brussels sprouts and cabbage - blocked a key destructive enzyme that damages cartilage.
Wednesday, August 28, 2013 - 15:19
Scientists have used a gene therapy technique to reverse symptoms of Rett syndrome in mice, showing the potential for clinical application.
Tuesday, August 27, 2013 - 14:43
UW-Madison researchers say fine control of genome editing in fruit flies promises to provide new insights into embryonic development, nervous system function, and the understanding of human disease.
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It's well known that natural redheads are at higher odds for deadly melanoma skin cancer, and new research in mice may help explain why.
Researchers at Harvard Medical School say the genetic mutation responsible for red hair and light skin also appears to promote a well-known cancer-causing pathway.
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A small, native-Irish marine animal with remarkable powers of regeneration has provided stem cell scientists studying congenital defects and cancer biology with significant new leads.
Hydractinia echinata has the power to regenerate any lost body part, can clone itself, does not age biologically, and, according to Dr Uri Frank, who is leading the research at NUI Galway's regenerative medicine institute, "in theory - lives forever".
The tiny creature, which is a relative of jellyfish and sea anemones, is "perfect for understanding the role of stem cells in development, ageing and disease," says Dr Frank.
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A lifetime of too much copper in our diets may be contributing to Alzheimer's disease, US scientists say. However, research is divided, with other studies suggesting copper may actually protect the brain. The latest study in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences showed high levels of copper left the brain struggling to get rid of a protein thought to cause the dementia. The study on mice, by a team at the University of Rochester in New York, suggested that copper interfered with the brain's shielding - the blood brain barrier.
Tuesday, August 20, 2013 - 15:16
New research with worms at Rutgers may help shed light on how and why nervous system changes occur, and what causes some people to suffer from life-threatening anxiety disorders while others are better able to cope.
Monday, August 19, 2013 - 13:46
Ottawa researchers have developed unique virus-derived particles that can kill human blood cancer cells in the laboratory and eradicate the disease in mice with few side effects.
Thursday, August 15, 2013 - 14:34
Scientists' latest bright idea? Bunnies that glow in the dark. A Turkish lab used a technique developed at the University of Hawaii to breed a colony of rabbits that glow bright green in the dark, in what they say is an attempt to advance research into treatments for life-threatening genetic diseases.
Tuesday, August 13, 2013 - 12:57
A cure for human deafness just might be swimming alongside the thousands of zebrafish in muggy rooms across the hall from Texas A&M University biologist Bruce Riley's office, and a recent renewal of a federal grant totaling $1.5 million over five years will move him closer to that goal.
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In a new study, researchers at The Center for Brain and Spinal Cord Repair at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center show that is possible to restore immune function in spinal injured mice.
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John L. VandeBerg is the director of the Southwest National Primate Research Center and the chief scientific officer of the Texas Biomedical Research Institute. In his latest op-ed, he discusses the need for apes and chimps in research: Here is a fact about animal welfare that my opponents fail to consider: research with captive chimpanzees is vital to the development and testing of vaccines that can help save the lives not just of humans but also of wild chimpanzees and gorillas. It could even help those species from becoming extinct.
Friday, August 2, 2013 - 14:07
It appears tiny and inconsequential enough, but the "super mouse" — created by researchers at the University of Kentucky Markey Cancer Center some six years ago — has spawned plenty of new research into preventing and/or treating many types of cancer.
Tuesday, July 30, 2013 - 14:27
Scientists are struggling to find a cure for Parkinson's disease. The search has yielded a number of therapies, including deep brain stimulation, but many possible treatments can only work for so long. What makes a cure even more elusive is the scarcity of animal models for testing treatments. But even with these hurdles, a group of researchers found that certain symptoms of Parkinson's start to appear when mice suddenly lose their testosterone.
Monday, July 29, 2013 - 14:48
Every year more than 13,000 Americans will be diagnosed with a glioblastoma, the worst kind of brain tumor. There's no cure and few treatments. On average, people only have 15 months to live after diagnosis. Now, man's best friend could hold the key to helping these patients.
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ISRAEL TODAY—Sept. 30-Oct. 13,1977—Page 29 University Of Judaism DEDICATION SUPPLEMENT No one has yet received a foot-ball scholarship and the school song has yet to be composed, but a fully operating university is alive and well on the slopes of the Santa Monica mountains in Los Angeles. The University of Judaism, housed for the last two decades in what was formerly the Holly-] wood Athletic Club on Sunset Boulevard, has occupied its brand new Isadore and Sunny Familian Campus on Mulholland Drive, near the San Diego Freeway. The first classes have already begun in the William and Freda Fingerhut Academic Building, the first of three that will form the initial phase of construction of the 28-acre site. With the under-graduate and graduate schools under way, plans are now being made for the October 10 opening of the largest Jewish adult education program ever offered in Los Angeles. Thirty courses will be given in the fall semester and additional programs will be presented in the spring. Moving the 100,000-volume university library and the half million documents, pamphlets and clippings that comprise its documentation e e m e r w a s f i major operation with vans lined up for two weeks to receive their cargoes. They were removed from their shelves in what had once been the handball courts and gymnasium of the Athletic Club and taken to their new home in the Fingerhut Building. A most fortunate occurrence, Hurricane Doreen, saved the uni-versity library from almost certain disaster. The two inches of rain that it brought to a surprised city in mid-August disclosed two serious leaks in the library roof. Had the rains come after the book | and documents were placed in the new stacks, damage of close to ' half a million dollars would have resulted. The library will be permanently housed in the Jack M. and Bel Ostrow • Library Building, scheduled for construction within a few years. The second building to be constructed on the site will be the Samuel A. Fryer Adminis-tration Building whose completion is scheduled for next summer. Staff and students quickly ac-customed themselves to the long halls and vast outdoor plazas that distinguish the Fingerhut Building. A little problem with a recalcitrant air conditioning system was soon solved and the t a s k of furthering Jewish education proceeds apace amidst the watered lawns and brush covered hills of Bel Air. The location of the Familian Campus is conveniently close to the Westwood campus of UCLA with which the University of Judaism maintains several joint programs. Under these, students attend classes in both institutions and receive joint degrees. Visitors to the new campus, treading gingerly around piles of construction equipment are surprised at the variety and number of classrooms in the Fingerhut building. The first floor contains special facilities for instruction in music, dance, art and sculpture. The entire second floor, except for the library and chapel, is devoted to classrooms as is the third floor which also includes, along one side, a series Familian Campus before construction. of faculty studies. By next summer, when those classrooms now being used for temporary offices are returned to the students, the Fingerhut building will be the largest classroom facility for Jewish students in the western United States. Food presents a temporary problem for those presently using the building. The university cafeteria will be located in the second building. For the while, Mulholland Drive being devoid of restaurants, students, faculty and staff are brown bagging their lunches or relying on a bank of self-service food machines whose kosher offerings are provided by the same company that does the job for UCLA. The additonal room provided by the new campus has made possible the inauguration of the university's latest program, the Center for Innovative Jewish Education which is designed as a resource center for teacher educa-tion programs and for in-service teachers in Los Angeles' Jewish schools. It takes only a little imagination, looking out of a row of windows that line the west side of the building and provide a glorious view of the San Fernando Valley, to picture a sculpture garden that will one day occupy a space now being plowed to dust by workmen's cars. Aroudn the side of an adjoining hill, now the home of various forms of wildlife, will be student residences. An Arts Center is also on the drawing boards. For those who question the apparent ease with which such ideas are sketched on architect's tables, a word of caution. It was not more than a year ago that many wondered if the Univer-sity of Judaism would ever be able to carry out its plans for a new campus. Today students are sitting in classrooms and lectures are being presented where last year there was only scrub brush. And one of these days the air above Mulhol-land may yet ring with the sounds of a University of Judaism foot-ball cheer. But not on Saturday. Dedication Ceremony The long and dramatic history organizations atfiliated with it. Construction in progress. At the first groundbreaking ceremonies in 1973(the Yom Kippur War then halted construction for three years), left to right: Jack M. Ostrow, chairman of the Board of the University of Judaism, the late Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court, Earl Warren, Benjamin Swig, philanthropist, noted community leader and member of the University Board of Overseers, and Julius Fligelman, chairman emeritus of the university's Board of Overseers. of the struggle of the Jewish people to retain their identity will be spotlighted when the Univer-sity of Judaism officially opens its Sunny and Isadore Familian Campus and consecrates its new William and Freda Fingerhut Academic Building at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 16. The ongoing story of Jewish education, beginning with the ancient Hebrews and continuing through the periods of Jewish settlement in Eretz Israel, the diaspora and finally the return of millions of Jews to Israel and the creation of another center of Judaism in the United States, will form the subject of much of the presentation at the dedication. It will unfold in words and music before a gathering estimated at 2,000 friends of the university, staff, students, faculty and special guests. The theme of the program is "The Continuity of Learning in the Jewish Experi-ence." Senator Alan Cranston will head the list of dignitaries sharing the dais at the ceremony. Benjamin Dwoskin, chairman of the Dedication Committee, has announced that together with Senator Cranston, Mayor Tom Bradley, who is honorary chairman of the Dedication Com-mittee, and Dr. Gerson Cohen, chancellor of the university, will also appear. Dr. Cohen will be leading a delegation of visitors from the Jewish Theological Seminary of America and the A 15-minute cantata written for the dedication by Ami Aloni, noted Israeli compower and teacher, and titled "From Yavneh to New York," will trace most of the historic progression with pre-vious and later periods of the history of Jewish education being referred to in other parts of the program. The cantata will feature the voices of a number of cantors in the Los Angeles area together with the University of Judaism Chorale Society, led by Charles Feldman, and the Young Artists Symphony Orchestra, Albert Steinberg, musical director. The program will begin with the affixing to the front door of the Fingerhut Building of a mezuzah. Mrs. Freda Fingerhut, widow of the late William Finger-hut, will recite the blessing in English while other members of the family also participate. The mezuzah itself will be placed on the door by Jack E. Gindi, chair-man of the university's building committee and Jerrold Fine, chairman of its construction com-mittee. Rabbi Jacob Pressman, the first registrar of the Univer-sity will recite a special blessing. One of the highlights of the scheduled one and a half hour ceremony will be the carrying of three Torot, under Chuppot from the previous home of the univer-sity on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood to the new campus and their placement within the Fingerhut Building. They will be Continued on page 30 Page 30—Sept. 30-Oct. 13, 1977—ISRAEL TODAY Continued from page 29 accompanied by costumed dancers to emphasize the joyous nature of the ceremony. The Unversity of Judaism has struck a new medal, named for Dr. Mordecai Kaplan the noted theologian who first publicly suggested the creation of the uni-versity in a speech in Los Angeles 32 years ago. The Kaplan medal, to be given to men and women who have contributed notably to the university and to Jewish education generally, will be awarded to four men during the dedication. They are Dr. Samuel Dinin, vice president emeritus; Mr. Julius Fligelman, chairman emeritus of the university's Board of Overseers; Dr. Simon Greenberg, and Mr. Max Zimmer, treasurer of the univer-sity. Dr. Greenberg will reply on behalf of the awardees after Dr. David Lieber, president of the university makes the presen-tation. The significance of the opening of the campus for all of the Los Angeles area will be demonstrated by the presence of camera crews and reporters from all of the major TV networks as well as many of the local TV stations and many radio stations. An entire section of the grandstand has been set aside for the press. Representatives will also be on hand from Jewish communities throughout the West Coast, some of the traveling to Los Angeles especially for the occasion. The program will begin with a short selection of music by the orchestra and chorale society. The placing of the mezuzah will be followed by the processional which will include at least 100 academicians from the university and other educational institu-tions dressed in traditional aca-demic garb and another 100 special guests. The Torot will enter the area immediately after the guests. Dwoskin will then introduce Rabbi Elijah Schochet, a member of the university faculty and president of the West Coast branch of the Rabbinical Assem-bly, who will deliver the invocation. Ostrow, Mayor Bradley and Dr. Cohen will follow him on the dais in rapid succession and then the Kaplan medals will then be presented. Dr. Max Vorspan, vice presi-dent of the university, will narrate the cantata after which Senator Cranston will deliver his address, the Torot will be placed in their permanent homes in the building and the audience and participants invited to tour the grounds. Overlooking the entire assembly will be a giant wall hanging depicting the burning bush symbol of the University of Judaism. It has been created from hand made sections, each sewn by a sisterhood belonging to the Pacific Southwest Branch of Women's League for Conserva-tive Judaism. The hanging is scheduled to be permanently placed in the main hall of the Fingerhut Building. Preparing for the dedication of the campus, (left to right), Dr. David Lieber, president of the University of Judaism, Benjamin Dwoskin, chairman of the Dedication Committee, Isadore Familian, Mayor Tom Bradley, honorary chairman of the Dedi-cation Committee and Dr. Max Vorspan, vice president of the Uni-versity of Judaism. Familians Honored by University Two people whose lives to-gether have served the community as sterling examples of personal devotion and of the acceptance of responsibility for the welfare of others, Sunny and Isadore Famili-an, will be honored by the Uni-versity of Judaism at a festive Tribute Dinner on Sunday, Oct. 30, at the Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles. The Familians, whose names are borne by the university's new campus on Mulholland Drive, will be cited, in the words of Edward Sanders, chairman of the The Fingerhut Building in a completed form. The third and most recent home of the University of Judaism on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood. Beginning construction on the Fingerhut Academic building 1976 (left to right), Jerrold Fine, chairman of the construction committee, Hymna Brown, Abe Bolsky, Jack E. Gindi, chairman of the building committee, Dr. David Liber, president of the Uni-versity of Judaism, Benjamin Seewack, past chairman, Greater University of Judaism Committee. Seated, left to right, the late William Fingerhut and Isadore Familian. Tribute Committee, "for their exemplary roles in three decades of the development of the Uni versity of Judaism as well as for their willingness to serve as leader in every worthwhile aspect of communal endeavor." The Familians have long been distinguished for their participation in philanthropic and civic matters. With the University of Judaism, Isadore Familian has served as chairman of the Greater University of Judaism committee and of its Founders Committee. He has also been chairman of the university's Patron's Society. Sunny Familian, a member for many years of University Women, has been a recipient of its "Woman of the Year" Award. In addition, she has served as co-chairman of the university's School of Fine Arts. The recital of positions held and honors recieved does not do full credit to the depth of their in-volvement in the progress of the university. As much as any other single individual, Isadore Familian has been the driving force first behind the successful campaign to obtain the magnifi-cent 28-acre stie of the univer-sity's new campus and then to raise the funds to construct the facilties that are transforming the brushy hillside iaio a center for Jewish studies. He will be the first to admit that it has been the encouragement and support given him throughout the years by Sunny that has maintained his enthusiasm for meeting the challenges posed by the needs of Jewish education. The extent to which he has accepted those challenges is indicated by his being the recipi-ent, in 1964, of the Louis Marshall medal for outstanding work on behalf of humanity. The medal was awarded by the Jewish Theological Seminary of America on whose Board of Directors and Board of Overseers Isadore Familian has long held member-ship. He is also a fellow of the seminary. The Familian interest in com-munity affairs extends into many areas. The children's hospital at the City of Hope Medical Center in Duarte bears their names and they have served that institution in many capacities. Isadore Familian is a former chairman of the United Jewish Welfare Fund in Los Angeles, a former presi-dent of Adat Ari El congregation in North Hollywood and a board member of the Music Center Operating Company. In another important area of civic responsibility, Isadore Familian is a member of the board of the National Council of Christians and Jews. Sunny Familian is a member of the board of Cedars-Siani Hos-tal from whom she has received a "Woman of the Year" Award, a member of the board of Sports-men's Guild of City of Hope, ISRAEL TODAY-Sept. 30-Oct. 13,1977-Page 31 Isadora and Sunny Familian. founder of the Los Angeles Music Center and a member of its Amazing Blue Ribbon 400, a member of the board of the American Youth Symphony and a worker in various capacities for United Way, and the United Jewish Welfare Fund. The Oct. 30 dinner honoring the Familians will witness a gathering of social, educational and religious leaders from many parts of the country. Dr. Louis Finkelstein, chancellor emeritus of the Jewish Theological Semi-nary of America will fly from New York to join the Familians as will Dr. Simon Greenberg, chan-cellor emeritus of the university. Dr. Greenberg is currently in charge of the operations in Israel of the Conservative movement. Noted entertainer Theodore Bikel will also take part in the evening's festivities. The element of the evening that may most appeal to the Familians will be the participation of their children, Sondra and Marvin Smalley, Sondra and Marvin and their eight grandchildren and most recent great-grandson. The children and their families are involved in the Jewish community and its affair, taking onto them-selves the mantle worn for these many years by Sunny and Isadore Familian. Architects Concept of the Fingerhut Academic Building. I Now You Can Hear } \ Vi with Phil Blazer Jewish • Israeli Music • Comedy • News Every Sunday Morning jln Encino, Beverly Hills, Tustin, Santa Monica, Pasadena JNorthridge, Ventura, Fairfax and Third, North Hollywood .ong Beach, Woodland Hills, Tujunga, Granada Hills, and oh yes, San Juan Capistrano. KUTE(102onFM) SUN DAYS, 9-11 A. Professor Martin Buber standing in front of the second home of the University of Judaism on Ardmore Street. HISTORY Continued from page 27 program will at least double in size. The university maintains two summer institutes, one in conjunc-tion with UCLA. These appeal to Jewish educators from all over the United States and to under-graduate and graduate students who want to learn Hebrew and Judaic studies during the summer months as supplements to their normal course work. One of the major areas of uni-versity involvement is its adminis-tration of the Max and Pauline Zimmer University Conference Grounds in Ojai, California. 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It supervises the College of Jewish Studies in San Francisco, it conducts annually, a scholar-in-residence program which sends university faculty out to two dozen communities on weekend programs, it presents an annual lecture series at which inter-nationally known persons active in Jewish life come to Los Angeles and other cities to lecture and to lead evenings of dis-cussion. It presents an annual television series on the CBS Los Angeles station and its Center for Contemporary Jewish Life sponsors research programs in areas of Jewish concern. Beginning with the entry into the Fingerhut Building, the uni-versity's new Center for Innovative Jewish Education will begin operation, a program de-signed to deal with one most serious problems in Jewish communal life today, the quality of the education being offered to young people. Finally, the university main-tains one of the major Jewish libraries on the West Coast and with it a unique Documentation Center which includes more than half a million clippings, bro-chures, pamphlets and other sources of information on the recent history and current state of the Jewish people. The Center is one of the most important research facilities available to students anywhere in the United States and extensive use if made of it by people from all over the west coast. All of these aspects of univer-sity activity will be enhanced by the opening of the Familian Campus. The appeal of the uni-versity to scholars and to the young people who wish to study with them will be all the greater as the facilities available to them improve. While a university is not founded on concrete alone, the physical needs of its personnel cannot be ignored. 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Grieffon wrote:That second-to-last panel looks really cool. And Dexter seems to have broke the law of equivalent exchange. Isn't that going against science?
Mon-Kitsune wrote:Grieffon wrote:That second-to-last panel looks really cool. And Dexter seems to have broke the law of equivalent exchange. Isn't that going against science?
How has he broken it? All he's done is transmute his hands into more powerful cybenertic ones. That doesn't violate the law, Edward transmuted his automail hand all the time. We've never heard he has, but if, down the road, it was revealed that, in this universe, Dexter has lost his hands in one way or another (lab accident, trying to bring DeeDee back) and the hands he has now are automail with a synthetic skin over them (Dexter was able to make a Robo Deedee that could fool his parents, so we know he can make artificial skin that looks and feels like the real thing) it would not suprise me much. The only rule he seems to be breaking is the one about "you can't transmute without a circle". But again, the Elrics could do it, and while it was noted as remarkable, there is nothing to say they were the only ones who could do it, or the only ones who would ever be able to do it.
BlazingBarrager wrote:How many times must it be repeated: GRIM TALES AND PPGD AREN'T CONNECTED.
Grieffon wrote:I didn't think about his arms being automail. They might be, as in an alternate future his arms do look like full mechanical.
MQuinny1234 wrote:He's looking a little like his old self (cartoon). Down to serious business.
Mirak wrote:I like dexter because he admits that he's human. The way he says "i don't be protected right now" implies that he's ok with the idea that he's frail and weaker than the superheroes, and he's able to attack when possible. This is good because heroes who get all flustered and hotheaded about being protected (moreso with the protectors being girls) are way too overused.
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Ambiguous genitalia is a birth defect where the outer genitals do not have the typical appearance of either a boy or a girl.
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The genetic sex of a child is determined at conception. The mother's egg cell (ovum) contains an X chromosome , while the father's sperm cell contains either an X or a Y chromosome. These X and Y chromosomes determine the child's genetic sex.
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If the process that causes this fetal tissue to become "male" or "female" is disrupted, ambiguous genitalia can develop. The genitalia makes it difficult to easily identify the infant as male or female. The extent of the ambiguity varies. In very rare instances, the physical appearance may be fully developed as the opposite of the genetic sex. For example, a genetic male may have developed the appearance of a normal female.
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Ambiguous genitalia is usually not life threatening (see Causes section for exceptions), but it can create social problems for the child and family. For this reason, a team of experienced specialists, including neonatologists, geneticists, endocrinologists, and psychiatrists or social workers will be involved in the child's care.
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These can all be signs of congenital adrenal hyperplasia .
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Laboratory tests may help determine how well the reproductive organs are functioning. This can include tests for adrenal and gonadal steroids.
In some cases, laparoscopy , exploratory laparotomy , or biopsy of the gonads may be needed to confirm disorders that can cause ambiguous genitalia.
Depending on the cause, surgery, hormone replacement, or other treatments are used to treat conditions that can cause ambiguous genitalia.
Sometimes, the parents must choose whether to raise the child as male or female (regardless of the child's chromosomes). This choice can have a big social and psychological impact on the child, so counseling is usually recommended.
Note: It is often technically easier to treat (and therefore raise) the child as female (it is easier for a surgeon to make female genitalia than it is to make male genitalia), so in some cases this is recommended even if the child is genetically male. However, this is a difficult decision. You should discuss it with your family, your child's doctor, the surgeon, your child's endocrinologist, and other health care team members.
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Weapon of Choice: Seraph uses a unique fighting style which he calls "The sea".
This style uses quick thrusts as it's primary offensive style, but it's true strength comes from the easy and endless flowing movements of the user. Shifting and turning as if pushed along on the currents of the ocean.
Full out assault against Seraph is known to be disastrous, due to the styles very core teachings. Disarming and redirecting strength or speed to overpower or confuse your enemies in the ever flowing dance coined by the seas around him.
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