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There is a similar project going on in Leh. The big difference is the self-supporting nature of the ice. No solid container or dam is needed. It is called ice stupa and crowd funded on indiegogo https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/ice-stupa-artificial-glaciers-of-ladakh
Photograph by Mary Knox Merrill, Christian Science Monitor/Getty Images
Published February 14, 2012
This story is part of a National Geographic News series on global water issues.
A remote Indian village is responding to global warming-induced water shortages by creating large masses of ice, or "artificial glaciers," to get through the dry spring months. (See a map of the region.)
Located on the western edge of the Tibetan plateau, the village of Skara in the Ladakh region of India is not a common tourist destination.
"It's beautiful, but really remote and difficult to get to," said Amy Higgins, a graduate student at the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies who worked on the artificial glacier project.
"A lot of people, when I met them in Delhi and I said I was going to Ladakh, they looked at me like I was going to the moon," said Higgins, who is also a National Geographic grantee.
(Related: "Melting Glaciers Mean Double Trouble for Water Supplies")
People in Skara and surrounding villages survive by growing crops such as barley for their own consumption and for sale in neighboring towns. In the past, water for the crops came from meltwater originating in glaciers high in the Himalaya.
But in recent decades, climate change has uncoupled glacial melt cycles in the Tibetan Plateau—which is warming up on average two degrees Celsius faster than the rest of the world—from the traditional agricultural season, causing water shortages in April and May when Ladakhis typically begin sowing seeds for the summer season. If the villagers don't sow during this critical window, there is no crop that year.
DIY "Glaciers"
One winter in the late 1980s, an engineer from Skara named Chewang Norphel came up with a possible solution to his village's problem while strolling around his backyard.
Norphel noticed that a small stream had frozen solid under the shade of a poplar grove, though it flowed freely elsewhere in his sunny yard. The reason for this, he realized, was that the flowing water was moving too quickly to freeze, while the sluggish trickle of water beneath the grove was not.
Over the next several years, Norphel worked to create an irrigation system that functioned using the same simple natural principle. The result has been Ladakh's artificial glaciers. Ten have been built to date.
To create the glaciers, Norphel and his team of engineers divert water from rivers into neighboring valleys that have been carefully penned in with rocks. This step usually takes place in the winter months of October through December. To slow the water down to a trickle, the diversion canals often take long meandering routes around mountainsides.
Once it arrives in the valley, the water freezes in a shallow layer in small pools. The process is repeated until the stacked layers of ice are several feet thick. If too much water is added too quickly, the result is a slushy pit. "It takes a lot of patience," Higgins said.
The largest artificial glacier created to date occupies an area of more than a square mile. Because the artificial glaciers sit at a much lower altitude than true glaciers, they melt sooner, in time for the villagers' spring planting.
(Related: "Video: Receding Himalaya Glaciers")
"You could do the same thing by building a big water reservoir," Higgins said, "but it would require a lot more materials, and the water would evaporate because there's so much sunshine. You would also have to worry about it getting contaminated."
Long-Term Peril
Peter Gleick is a water expert and president of the Pacific Institute research center in Oakland, California. Gleick, who was not involved in the project, called the artificial glaciers an innovative solution to the region's increasingly difficult changes in climate.
"I think they're great and likely to play a role, at least in the short term, in helping some of these high-elevation villages deal with the very real and immediate changes to the melting glaciers in the Himalaya," he said.
Gleick worries, however, that in the long run, the gradual disappearance of high-elevation natural glaciers will make it increasingly difficult to create and maintain the artificial glaciers.
"I'm not optimistic that the [artificial glaciers] are going to be sustainable in the long run," he said.
Environmental chemist William Cooper, who also played no role in the project, called the artificial glacier project an "interesting and noble idea."
"If he is able to actually store that much water as ice and release it later by natural processes, it's a low-cost alternative to dams," said Cooper, director of the Urban Water Research Center at the University of California, Irvine.
Norphel, the Skara engineer, calculated that a real glacier containing about one million cubic feet—about 7.5 million gallons—of water could be used to create an artificial glacier capable of irrigating about 380 acres of land.
"Even though that sounds like it's a lot of water, it doesn't sound like an awful lot to me," Cooper said.
For comparison, he added, a water reuse plant in Southern California typically recycles about 70 million gallons of water—per day.
The amount of water stored in the artificial glacier is also tiny compared to the flow rate of the Indus River, where most of the glacial melt ultimately ends up. For this reason, they are unlikely to have any major negative downstream effects, Cooper said.
Asked if she thought the artificial glaciers might have a negative downstream effect, Higgins said, "In my opinion, no. More of the water is taken up by the crops being grown, but it would otherwise flow unused out to the Arabian Sea during October and November."
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Like Gleick, Cooper worries about how engineers in the region will maintain their painstakingly created frozen lakes when the true glaciers are gone. But even before that happens, the true glaciers will melt completely, and that might cause flooding that could threaten the artificial glaciers, he said.
"Climate change is just now beginning to be felt," Cooper said. "When we're really in the throes of climate change, I think those glaciers are going to start to melt . . . and if the glaciers start to melt to any large extent, the [artificial glaciers] are going to disappear."
Higgins added, "If climate change continues, and glaciers shrink from warming temperatures, then yes, eventually there would be no water to sustain the artificial glaciers. But then there's no water for life, which would be a pretty bad scenario not just for Ladakh but for much of the world that relies on snowpack and glacial melt as a water source."
For now, though, the man-made glaciers appear to be making a real difference among farmers in Skara and the surrounding communities.
Surveys conducted by Higgins show that not only can farmers sow their seeds on time, they can also plant crops that require more water, such as potatoes and peas.
"People depend on the artificial glacier more now," one villager told Higgins.
"The one problem is it melts so quickly. But on the upside, we make the glacier, it's good for the field."
Will such solutions become more common in an increasingly water-stressed world?
(Related: "The Global Water Footprint of Key Crops")
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How much should I spend on food?
These types of questions seem to keep popping up.
And I understand why – because I, too, have looked for the same kind of answers – especially when I was new to realistic budgeting.
I had no idea where to start – and clearly what I had been doing wasn't working. So I was hoping that someone else could tell me what to do!
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Instead of plugging in a percentage, for every item in our budget, we need to determine its amount by asking ourselves two questions:
#1. How much do I earn? Does this item fit within my disposable income?
#2. What are my priorities? Does the amount that I am spending on this item reflect my priorities?
Some of us earn more, some of us earn less, but unless you are a multi-millionaire (in which case, you probably aren't reading KOAB anyway), you really should be asking yourselves these two questions – often.
And yet, that doesn't stop us from wondering, even if we have a balanced budget – "Is my spending normal?"
I know I do! I wonder if the $200 we spend each month on gas is a lot – or a little. And yes, I will admit that knowing that it costs me less to fill up my van than the national average does comfort me somehow.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, as reported by NPR's Planet Money, here are some of the American averages for various budget categories.
Rent / Mortgage – 31.5%
Utilities – 5.4%
Groceries – 8.6% (up from 7% three years ago, but still less than half what it was 25 years ago)
Food at Restaurants – 5.7%
Alcohol – .9%
Clothing & Shoes – 3% (women spend about 1.5 times what men do)
Car Payments – 5.7%
Gasoline – 5.3%
Tuition and childcare – 3%
I was feeling pretty good about our comparative spending until I got to that tuition and childcare line.
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A federal jury finds that Apple infringed on patents owned by licensing firm Smartflash that are tied to digital rights management, data storage and payment systems.
After less than four hours of deliberation, the jury in the class action antitrust case finds Apple not guilty of anticompetitive conduct almost a decade ago.
If Apple thinks Google's Android infringes its mobile tech, the two should go head-to-head, jury members in the Apple v. Samsung trial say.
The jury awarded Apple $4 million in additional damages for one version of the Galaxy S2, but lowered the amount on another variant, leaving the total unchanged.
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The decision marks the end of a patent-infringement trial between the two mobile phone giants. Tune back to CNET for more details.
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The eight-person jury aks for evidence to address four questions about what the leaders of Apple and Samsung were thinking. Judge Lucy Koh shoots down the request.
Samsung argues it didn't copy Apple's patents because Google created the tech first -- says it doesn't "owe Apple a nickel," let alone the $2.2 billion in damages Apple is seeking.
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Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome is a congenital (present from birth) growth disorder that causes large body size, large organs, and other symptoms.
The cause of Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome is unknown, but it may be genetic. Most cases are associated with a defect in chromosome number 11.
Infancy can be a critical period because of low blood sugar (hypoglycemia ), omphalocele (when present), and an increased rate of tumor development. Wilm's tumor and adrenal carcinoma are the most common tumors in patients with this syndrome.
The signs of Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome include:
Tests for Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome include:
Infants with low blood sugar may be treated fluids given through a vein (intravenous solutions).
Defects in the abdominal wall may need to be repaired. The child must be watched closely for the development of tumors.
Children with Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome who survive infancy do well, although no long-term follow-up information is available. Mental development appears to be normal to very slightly decreased. Swelling of the tongue can cause problems with feeding and sleeping.
If you have a child with Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome and worrisome symptoms develop, call your pediatrician immediately.
There is no known prevention for Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome. Genetic counseling may be of value for families who would like to have additional children.
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Bolton Wanderers captain Kevin Davies has pledged his future to the club by signing a new one-year deal.
Nigel Reo-Coker is set to leave relegated Bolton Wanderers on a free transfer, Sky Sports can confirm.
Bolton midfielder Nigel Reo-Coker has called on his side to stand up and be counted for the final day showdown at Stoke.
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Nigel Reo-Coker says lethargy was to blame for Bolton's poor showing against Fulham at the weekend.
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With the rain pouring down the windows at home in the UK, I decided to get off the couch, put down the PS3 controller and book a ticket out to Mauritius. Having seen so much from the KSP out there, I wanted to see what it was like for some all round Free Riding...
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Kite Race World Championships 2012 - Cagliari
In the history of Kiteboarding all that took part in the champagne racing conditions in Cagliari bay last week will always remember this event as the start of something really really big in our sport. Over 220 riders from 40 countries met in a showdown of colour, excitement & crashes for this was the start of a new road for many competitiors now that kiteboarding has replaced windsurfing for the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio.
In the mens fleet, racing started with a qualifying series, with three groups of 51 sailors each which were re-seeded by the first racing days results before the fleet got split into Gold/Silver/Bronze for the final series day. In the womens fleet, a single opening series was run over the first three days, followed by a medal race series on Sunday.
North riders were joined by kite designer Ken Winner & production manager Dirk Hanel - most using the new North Dyno Ltd & battling it out in the first 2 days to gain selection for the much sought after Gold fleet. It was close racing amongst Maxim Nocher (FRA), Olivier Dansin (FRA), Florian Gruber (GER), Blajez Ozog (POL) with Oliver Bridge (GB) not far away.
The womans fleet saw 2012 European Champion - Steph Bridge come head to head daily with Johnny's sister- Erika Heineken. Brazilian rider -Nayara Licariao & Alice Brunacci (ITA) took top 10 results during this qualifying series.
After day 3 the top 10 riders from the girls fleet & top 10 riders from the mens went head to head in a medal race to determine the 2012 World Champion. All could be lost or gained in an 8 minute umpired fleet race which was carried out in gusty offshore conditions. The beach scene was huge & North kiteboarding provided the much needed support for the competitors that made it to the final.
It was the womens turn first, with the whole fleet starting on starboard towards the first leg, and the battle was on between Steph Bridge and Erika Heineken. Being only one point separated, it was open for virtually every sailor who qualified for the medal race series to win the event. In the end it was Steph Bridge taking the win in this race, meaning that both Erika and Steph were tied in points now and whoever won the last race would take the tittle. Coming in in third, it was Nayara Licariao (BRA, North). Race 2 of this medal race day was more of a challenge to fight back after a windshift on the start line & steph's chance of her 5th World tittle was looking in doubt. Pushing the board hard & using the bands of wind to her advantage was not enough, a 1 point defeat & steph took home the Silver medal while 4th place went to Nayara Licariao (BRA and 8th to Alice Brunacci (ITA).
The men's medal race involved huge place changes, crashes & penalty turns & the eventual results were Maxime Nocher (FRA) in 5th place, Florian Grubber (GER) in 7th place while Olivier Dansin (FRA) was in 8th position. Disappointment for Blazej Ozog (POL) who was black flagged on the final gold medal race & this pushed him out of the medal race day to finish in 14th overall.
Other huge success's for the North team were for Ken Winner who was 3rd overall in the Grandmasters and Oliver Bridge (GB) who at age 15 became Youth World Champion with Jannis Maus (GER) in 2nd & Oswald Smith (RSA) 3rd. Race Team Manager - Dirk Hanel had some bad luck in the qualifying series however what was apparent at this event was the level to which kite racing is now going to be with most athletes taking this full time in their run up to Rio 2016.


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Spasms are contractions of the muscles of the hands, thumbs, feet, or toes. Spasms are usually brief, but they can be severe and painful.
Foot spasms; Carpopedal spasm; Spasms of the hands or feet; Hand spasm
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Nighttime leg cramps are common in the elderly.
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If vitamin D deficiency is the cause, supplemental vitamin D should be taken under the doctor's direction. Calcium supplements may also help.
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PAGE 4 DECEMBER, 1963 University to Premiere Israeli Play The American premiere of Chanoch Bar Tov's outstanding Israeli play, EACH HAD SIX WINGS, will take place at the newly refurnished University Theatre at the University of Judaism, Sunday, Jan-uary 19, 1964. Directed by Benjamin Zemach, Chair-man of the Theatre Arts Department, EACH HAD SIX WINGS will feature Henry Corden, Walter Janowitz and Peter Brocco. EACH HAD SIX WINGS will run for 12 performances and will be the first of a series of professional level productions to be offered by the School's Theatre Arts Department. The school is currently planning an ambitious program of significant dramatic productions of American Jewish content, and of plays from Israel. For all theatre goers who enjoy good Jewish theatre, this should indeed be wel-come news. For ticket information and theatre parties, call HOllywood 3-1161. Calendar of Events December 18th Patrons Society Torah Session at home of Martin Waisbren. January 5th First of Five Interpreted Concerts to be given by Dr. and Mrs. Roy Harris. January 19th Theatre Arts Production of, "Each Had Six Wings." Sundays Ethics, KNBC TV, (Channel 4), 1:00 p.m. Insight, KNXT, (Channel 2), 4:00 p.m. Interfaith Dialogue, KHJ, 7:30 a.m. Eternal Light, KFI, 10:30 a.m. Music of the Bible, KGBS, 11:00 a.m. with Robert Strassburg. Library Expansion (Cont'd) Those investigating the problems of Church and State in Israel will now have available for examination a collection of five volumes Dat u-Medinah (Religion and State) edited by Rabbi Shaul Israeli, that contains a treatment of the applica-tion of religious law in the State of Israel. Mr. Turner also called attention to the fact that in the past year the Library has received more than one thousand books from thirty-five individual donors. During this past month the Library re-ceived the private Judaica collection of Mr. Marc Soliterman which contain two hundred volumes in French, German and Russian. eft to right: Mrs. David B. Kuris, Branch Torah F d Vice President and Mrs. Jacob Pressman, ...nal Torah Fund Vice Chairman in portals of me Jewish Theological Seminary of America scene of recent Torah Fund-Residence Hall Confer-ence in New York. Sisterhoods affiliated with the Pacific South-west Branch of the National Women's League of the United Synagogue of America are busily en-gaged in raising funs in support of the Seminary and the University of Judaism. The campaign will culminate in a gala luncheon to be held at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on Thurs-day, February 6, 1964. 50 Congregational Boards Meet Jointly The officers and members of the Boards of 50 Congregations in the Los Angeles area, supporting the University of Juda-ism held their third annual meeting in the Grand Ballroom of the University of Judaism, December 2nd. A dramatic presentation of the dynamic and diversified University program was outlined, including a challenging inside report on the University's future plans by its newly appointed president, Dr. David Lieber. Highlighting the evening was the award of nine plaques to the Boards of the nine congregations which have adopt-ed the National Enrollment Plan during the past year. The nine congregations, its spiritual leaders and presidents are: Rabbi Marvin Bornstein and Ernest Fy-bel, Westchester Jewish Congregation; Rabbi Henry Kraus and Lewis Berkowitz, S.W. Temple Beth Torah; Rabbi Sidney Guthman and Stanley Goldin, Sinai Tem-ple, Long Beach; Rabbi Franklin Cohn and Dr. Robert Steinman, Temple Beth Zion; Rabbi Israel Chodos and Herman E. Platt, Sinai Temple of Los Angeles; Rabbi Elias Levi and Louis Jacobs, Haym Solomon Synagogue; Rabbi Jacob Press-man and Joseph Harris, Temple Beth Am, and Rabbi Edward Tenenbaum and Frank Birschbein, Alhambra Synagogue. Chairman of the Cabinet is Irving Dubin. Co-Chairman of the Cabinet and Chairman of the N.E.P. is Alex A. Abramson. General Chairman of the University campaign is Ben J. Lax. THE U N I V E R S I T Y OF J U D A I S M 6525 Sunset Boulevard • Hollywood 28, Calif. Administrative Officers DR. LOUIS FlNK.ELSTElN....Chancellor, f.T.S.A. DR. SIMON GREENBERG Vice-Chancellor, J.T.S.A. DR. DAVID LIEBER President DR. SAMUEL DININ Vice-President; Chairman of Faculties DR. MAX VORSPAN Executive Dean; Director, School of Fine Arts SAUL RUBIN Director of Development Board of Overseers — Officers JULIUS FLIGELMAN Chairman of the Board MATTHEW BERMAN Executive Vice-Chairman LEWIS E. PENNISH Chm., Board of Governors NATHAN KREMS Chm., Executive Committee SAM WEISS ... ....Editor Non-Profit Org. U. S. POSTAGE P A I D Los Angeles, Calif. Permit No. 14759 • 'r. & Mr 3. Irvli- I 800 •:. or Undo 3ivJ. L-os Angeles 60, Calif. UNIVERSITY OF JUDAISM west coast branch of the Jewish theological seminary of america. 6525 SUNSET BOULEVARD • LOS ANGELES 28. CALIF. • HOLLYWOOD 3 1161 VOLUME XVII DECEMBER, 1963 NUMBER 2 Irving Dubin, Chairman of the University's Congregational Cabinet, left, presents President Dr. David Lieber with a testimonial scroll containing signatures of new 1963-64 Patrons, Sponsors and Donors, at a dinner in his honor at Hollywood Temple Beth El, October 22nd. Beth El President Anatole Ponve, right, and Nathan Volk, President of Valley Jewish Community Center, second from left, look on. Samuel Dinin Named Faculty Chairman at University Dr. Samuel Dinin has been named Chairman of Facul-ties and Vice-Presi-dent of the Univer-sity by the Jewish Theological Seminary of America. Dr. Dinin has been Dean and Professor of Education at the University since 1957. From 1926 to 1945, Dr. Dinin served as Registrar and Associate Pro-fessor of Education and Jewish History at the Teachers Institute of the Seminary. He is the editor of the publication, JEW-ISH EDUCATION, and author of JUDA-ISM IN A CHANGING CIVILIZA-TION, ZIONIST EDUCATION N THE UNITED STATES, and various other books. Dr. Dinin received his Doctor of Philosophy degree from Columbia Uni-versity and was granted a citation for outstanding work in Jewish Education by the Jewish Theological Seminary of Amer-ica. He also holds a D.H.L., Honoris Causa, from the Seminary. John F. Kennedy 1917-1963 The following is an excerpt from the eulogy delivered by Dr. David Lieber, President of the University, at a Memorial Service held at the University Chapel, November 22nd, at 1:00 p.m., for the late President John F. Kennedy. "The assassination of the President leaves us all with a sense of bereavement and shock. One can scarcely believe that so dastardly an act was possible in our land! We mourn him for the humanity which characterized his administration. We grieve for his widow and fatherless children. Most of all, we are saddened by the law-lessness it has revealed. We pray that all decent men will be sufficiently roused to rally about our new President and his advisors, to cut out the festering sore in our body politic that has sullied our good name abroad, and brought us to the abyss of violence at home. Mr. Kennedy chose to 'stick his neck out' for justice and decency. We can do no less!" Julius Fligelman Honored With National Award J u l i u s Fligelman, Chairman of the Uni-versity's Board of Overseers, and long an active leader in the rivic and charitable . s affairs of his com- •L :*<g^^^ munity, has been Hk | ^Bfe| awarded the coveted K Louis Marshall Me- ^^A A I^IH morial Medal of The Jewish Theological Seminary of America. The medal was conferred upon Mr. Fligelman and eight other National Jew-ish communal leaders at the annual dinner of the Seminary's National Patrons So-ciety on Sunday, November 17, at the American Hotel in New York. Speaker of the evening was the Honorable Arthur J. Goldberg, Associate Justice of the Su-preme Court of the United States, who earlier in the day received the honorary degree of Doctor Laws at a special con-vocation at the Seminary. The Marshall Medal is one of the highest honors the Seminary can bestow, given annually to a select few who have shown "continuing effort to further the spiritual and cultural well-being of the Jewish community in the tradition served so eminently by the late Louis Marshall." Louis Marshall was a noted constitutional lawyer who served so eminently as chair-man of the Seminary's Board of Directors from 1904 until his death in 1929. Mr. Fligelman has for more than thirty years been one of the West Coast's out-standing Jewish leaders. He is presently National Vice-President of the American Association for Jewish Education, Mr. Fligelman was one of the founders of the University of Judaism. He has served the University since its inception as Vice-Chairman of the Board of Over-seers and is currently its chairman. In addition to Mr. Fligelman, recipients of the Medal were: Charles Avnet of Westbury, New York; Samuel H. Daroff of Philadelphia; Peter I. Feinberg of Great Neck, New York; Irgin Benjamin of Newton, Mass.; Morris B. Kaufman of Toronto, Canada; David S. Malkov of Chicago, Benjamin M. Reeves of New York and Morris A. Shenker of St. Louis. PAGE 2 DECEMBER, 1963 DECEMBER, 1963 PAGE 3 My Week That Was by JULIUS FLIGELMAN The week of November 17 was truly a momentous one for my wife Molly and me. On Sunday night, at the Americana Hotel in New York, I was honored with the Louis Marshall award for distinguished service to the American Jewish Commun-ity. The occasion was the annual Patrons Society dinner of the Jewish Theological Seminary and the guest of honor and speaker was Supreme Court Justice Arthur Goldberg. His masterful address on the nature of justice an on the Jewish con-tributions to its essence were warmly received. The next morning I had the honor of spending time with my revered friend Doctor Mordecai Kaplan, who has had the most profound influence on my own view of Jewish life. Dr. Kaplan at the age of 82 is now ambitiously engaged in his latest project, that of establishing an Institute of Applied Research aimed at studying the nerve centers of Jewish life with the goal of making specific recom-mendations for its future. Very few of us have the eternal youthfulness of a Doctor Kaplan in New York and his spiritual brother, Doctor Jacob Kohn in Los Angeles. How fortunate we are to have them as exemplars in our time. Monday afternoon I journeyed with Oliver and Virginia Unger to the Concord Hotel where the United Synagogue was celebrating its fiftieth anniversary. I heard some of the great figures in American Judaism orate, lecture, discuss and debate the future of Jewish life. Doctor Simon Greenberg and Rabbi Morris Adler en-gaged in a stirring debate on their con-ceptions of a philosophy of Jewish life; Doctor Louis Finkelstein electrified the large audience with his redefining of the place of Judaism in America. On Tuesday night we heard addresses by Doctors Abraham Heschel and Martin Luther King who responded to the chal-lenge of the 100th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation. Martin Luther King brought the audience of 1800 people to its feet with a moving description of the coming victory of the Negro people in its momentous struggle for equality. These were only highlights of a week which left us deeply stirred, sleepless and yet very wide awake. Everywhere that I went I was ques-tioned about the University of Judaism and its program. I got the distinct im-pression that our school is rapidly becom-ing a nationally recognized institution respected for its vigor and dynamism. I am more convinced than ever that we who are committed to the growth of the University whether as faculty, administra-tion or lay leaders, are on the crest of a great wave of the Jewish future. Editorial — The Goals of the University of Judaism by DR. SAMUEL DININ The function of a University can be sum-marized in six key-words: through research and study to get an authentic record of our history, our tradition and our literature; to interpret our history and literature in the mod-ern idiom, and show its relevance to the prob-lems of our modern world; to trainmil our cul-tural heritage through the training of rabbis, scholars, teachers, youth leaders and lay lead-ers; to popularize our culture and tradition through books and lectures and study, so that all Jews may be better able to live intelligently as Jews; to communicate the insights and values of our tradition to the larger Jewish and non-Jewish community; and to aestheticise Jew-ish life and make it more meaningful and beautiful through the expressive and interpre-tive creative arts. The University of Judaism tries to carry out these functions through its library, its several Schools, its TV and Radio programs, its Earl Warren Institute of Ethics and Human Rela-tions, its public rtctures and institutes, its pub-lications and bulletins, its Museum, and its concerts and plays. During the year 1962-63, over 1,300 stu-dents attended the University of Judaism: 25 in the Graduate School; 185 in the Hebrew Teachers College, 135 at the School of Fine Arts, and over 950 in the University Institute of Jewish Studies in all of its branches. The Graduate School this year offers 16 courses taught by twelve professors. There are a dozen scholars writing dissertations for their doctoral di-grees. The Hebrew Teachers College is the third largest in the country and the only one on the West Coast training teachers for our weekday Jewish schools. It offers 40 courses totaling 70 hours taught by 18 instructors. The School of Fine Arts is unique in American Jewish life, and is the only school of its kind offering degrees in the Fine Arts as applied to Jewish life. It offers 35 courses taught by 21 instructors. The University Institute is the largest school of adult Jewish learning in the country offering 70 courses taught by 40 in-structors. In addition to the courses offered at the Central Building, the University Institute offered courses at all of the Jewish Centers and at seven congregational branches. It spon-sored courses with five organizations, and con-ducted a summer Ulpan at which 100 students studied 8 hours a week in five classes. The University of Judaism, because of its location, its history, its Faculty and its re-sources has become and can become outstand-ing in six important areas of research: in Jew-ish philosophy and ethics; in the origins and history of the Jewish communities of the West Coast; in the philosophy and methodology of Jewish education; in the study of Israeli life and civilization; in the cultivation of modern Hebrew literature; and in the fine arts, par-ticularly Jewish music and the history and phi-losophy of Jewish art. To reach these objec-tives and to continue to provide the basic courses in Bible, Rabbinics, Jewish History, Hebrew Literature and the Jewish Religion needed by all graduate students, will require a great library and a faculty of great scholars whose competence in these areas will be acknowledged by the world of scholars. No single expenditure is as important and essen-tial as that for additional Faculty; no single investment will bring greater returns to Jew-ish life and will insure the creative survival of our people on the continent. University Holds Benefit Showing Committee members for the University's benefit showing of, "It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World," held November 10th at the new Cinerama Theatre in Hollywood, met at the site in October to help speed things along. The showing benefited the Radio-TV department of the Earl Warren Institute of Ethics and Human Relations. Shown in the picture above, L to R: Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Krems, Mmes. Sidney Krems, Samuel Shapiro, Daniel Fogel, co-chairman, Mr. Sidney Krems, co-chair-man, Mmes. Arthur Whizin, Harry LeCover, Ed-ward Simon. Patrons Society Honor Dr. Lieber The Patrons Society of the University held a dinner-reception on November 14th, in honor of Dr. David Lieber, newly appointed president of the Uni-versity at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ziegler. In response to a testimonial scroll, signed by the members of the society, Dr. Lieber spoke on the importance of the University as an institution of higher learning on the West Coast. Present at the function were: Messrs. Alex Abramson, Dr. Joseph Backlar, Mat-thew Berman, Mac Bodian, Hyman Bolo-tin, Rabbi Israel Chodos, Dr. Samuel Dinin, Max Dworsky, Isadore Familian, Samuel Farkas, Samuel Fryer, George Gill-man, Frank Horny, Abe Kanner, Michael Kantzler, Herman Kranz, Nathan Krems, Ben Lax, Isadore Levine, Ronald Levine, Dr. David Lieber, David Marmel, Lewis E. Pennish, Jack Perlman, Herman Platt, Saul Rubin, A. J. Schwartzman, Ben See-wack, Martin Waisbren, Arthur Whizin, William Warwick, Allen Ziegler, Max Zimmer, Nathan Zuckerman; Mmes. Ber-tram Allenberg and Allen Ziegler. "An Adventure in Art" "An Adventure in Art," an art course devoted to the use of various materials and methods for the inexperienced as well as the experienced artist, is being offered for the first time this year by the School of Fine Arts. The course, taught by Mrs. Molly Flig-elman, is given on Monday mornings and strives to give its participants a feeling of self expression in the "Art of Doing" through art. Mrs. Fligelman uses tempera, oils, and other media including collage. An artist herself for more than 15 years Molly Fligelman's knowledge has been gained through both instruction and prac-tical experience. Recently she had an ex-hibit of her works at the Gallery De- Ville in Beverly Hills. "An Adventure In Art" Left to right: Mmes. Molly Fligelman, Max Vor-span, David Dortort, Max Schleimer, Samuel Steinberg, Theodore Ticktin. University Library Expands Dr. Justin Turner, Chairman of the Library Committee of the University of Judaism, announced that the Library had added substantially this past year to its ever growing collection which now num-bers thirty thousand volumes, and 10,000 pamphlets. Dr. Turner noted that the Director of the Library, Mr. Louis Shub, while in Israel, purchased several hundred volumes of recently published Hebraica, as well as three hundred books, brochures, and magazines from the Hebrew University Library. It was also announced by the Chairman, that in order to apprise Jewish educators of what was purchased in the area of Jewish Education, a special Edu-cation list of one hundred volumes was published. Included in this listing was a valuable five-volume set of Madrich Bib-liographi le-Sifrut Pedagogit that con-tain a selection of articles on education, published in Israel's major educational periodicals. Students of Jewish musicology in the Fine Arts Department of the University of Judaism have found of particular re-search value the recent editions of Israeli music periodicals Duchan (1959-1963) and Yediot Hamacbon ha-Israeli le- Mus-ika Datit (1959-1962). (Continued on Page 4) University Offers Faculty Lecture Series Three series of lectures, of four weeks each, is offered on Tuesday evenings, at the University of Judaism begin-ning November 26th, at 8:30 p.m. The first series of lectures is titled, "Religion, Science and Jewish Identity." The first lecture on November 26th, "God and Man in Contemporary Jewish Theology," was given by Dr. David Lieber, University President. On Decem-ber 3rd. Dr. Jacob Kohn, Dean of the University's Graduate School, spoke on, "Comrades in the March into the Interior, (Parallel Trends in Modern Science and Religion.)" "The Jew In Time and Space," will be the topic for the third lecture to be given on Decem-ber 10th, by Dr. David Aronson, Asso-ciate Professor of Rabbinics at the Uni-versity. In the fourth lecture on Decem-ber 17th, Dr. Samuel Dinin, Chairman of Faculties and Vice-President of the Uni-versity will discuss, "The Quest for Identification, (The Search for Jewish Identity In Our Day.)" The second series of lectures, "Jews and Judaism Past and Present" will begin on February 4th. Lecturers for this series will be: Dr. David Winston, Associate Professor of Rabbinic Literature, speak-ing on "The Meeting of Hellenism and Hebraism." On February llth, Dr. David Gross. Assistant Professor of Rabbinic Literature, and Literature, "The Zohar, the Book of Divine Light and Mystery." On February 18th, Dr. Moshe Perl-mann, Professor of Arabic, will discuss "The Medieval Muslim-Jewish Contro-versy." On February 25th, Dr. Max Vor-span, Executive Dean and Director of the School of Fine Arts, "The Face of the American Jewish Community." In the series beginning April 7th, three of the lectures will be concerned with "Jews In Israel and the World Over." Lec-tures for this series will include Mr. Louis Shub, Director of the Library, "The World of Modern Israel, (Letters to the Editor in the Israel Press.)" On April 14th, Mr. Dan Almagor, a Lecturer in Modern Hebrew Literature, talks on "The Theatre in Israel." On April 21st, Dr. Wolfe Leslau, Professor of Hebrew and Semitic Linguistics at the University of Judaism and Chairman of the Department of Near Eastern and African Languages at UCLA speaks on "The World of the Falashas," and on April 28th, Dr. Morris Liebman, Assistant Professor of Education at the University of Judaism and Execu-tive Director of the Bureau of Jewish Education of Greater Los Angeles, will lecture on "Jewish Wit and Humor." Admission for a series will be One Dollar, or fifty cents for each lecture. University to Produce Israel Bonds Festival The Radio-Television Department of the University has accepted an invitation by the State of Israel Bond office to pro-duce the Chanukah Festival to be held at the Shrine Auditorium, Thursday evening, December 12th. Saul Rubin, Director of Development for the University and executive produc-er of the Radio & Television Department has asked Louis Rudolph to serve as pro-ducer and Francine Parker as associate producer. Ralph Nelson, producer-director of the film hit "Lilies of the Field," will direct the production and Elmer Bernstein will conduct the Festival Symphony Orchestra. Featuring a dazzling array of stellar performers, the Festival will recreate the story of the Maccabean triumph over ty-ranny in a mammoth production from an original script by celebrated playwright Jerome Weidman, author of "I Can Get It For You Wholesale" and "Fiorello." Free tickets are available upon request to all who have purchased Israel Bonds during 1963, with seat location deter-mined by the amount of the Bond. Dan Almagor Teaching At University Famed Israeli writ-er and lecturer, Dan Almagor, Teaching Fellow in Modern Hebrew at the Uni-versity, is the newest member of the fac-ulty. Mr. Almagor teach-es courses in Hebrew Language and Com-position, and Modern Prose and Poetry. Since 1956 he has written plays, songs and satirical revues for most of Israel's theatres and literary cabarets. More than 30 revues and 500 songs of his were pre-sented on the stage in Israel during these years. He has translated several plays for the Hebrew stage. Among them: the Ameri-can musical comedies "Guys and Dolls", "Fantasticks" and recently "My Fair Lady" for the Habima Theatre. Mr. Almagor translated Shakespeare's "Comedy of Errors" for Habima, and poems and songs from the plays of B. Brecht for the "Ohel" theatre. 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We are five days post-transition to the toddler bed and my 21 month old son is loving it (of note we are using a convertible crib side rail with it)! The bed is extremely high quality, unlike the flimsy material of many other brands we looked at. We would like this bed to last through two kids and I am very confident it will. The pricing of this bed was perfect. We actually could not find another bed of this quality in this mid-range price. We were severely disappointed with the shipping options though. Because we are out of area, we had to ship to an in-area relative and pick it up to avoid paying an extremely exorbitant price (shipping was going to be more than the bed!).
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quote:Tapac- no more pain. Listen to the song and tell me Tupac ain't sick!
quote:Just from my point of view , Pac was the last political voice in hip hop. No one since his death has even come close to his brash attack of the establishment. He was a hero of mine who was multi talented and rapping just happened to be one of his more visible attributes. Pac was a great actor and poet. His poetry book "a rose that grew from concrete" is an incredible work. Pac's lyrical skills wernt his strong point but his message in most songs was heavier than mile long meteorite . Pac was the complete package with an almost "Christ" like presence even until this day
quote:IMO Nas is the best technical rapper ever .
quote:What is this "political voice" of which you speak? The song "changes"?
quote:The song was a #1 hit in Norway and The Netherlands and reached the top ten in the singles charts of several other countries, including #3 in the United Kingdom. It is one of 2Pac's most notable and popular songs. Released posthumously on his album Greatest Hits, the song talks about all of the different issues that were related to 2Pac's era of influence - notably racism, police brutality, drugs and gang violence.
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I visited Embedded World Germany several weeks ago and in addition to show being extremely vibrant, and saw a lot of buzz around the Internet of Things (IoT) and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE). Semiconductor vendors, hardware vendors and software vendors alike were talking about IoT in various ways. And why not? The IoT momentum is quite significant given the billions of embedded devices that we expect … Read More
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Have a lot of stuff that needs new homes. Thanks for looking!
G.Skill 2133MHz 8GB kit for Sandybridge systems Memory cooler included
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Hey Cokeman, let me check on the board. I may have a buyer for that. Will know here after I get off work. I'll PM you.
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Elkhart, IN – March 2006 -- Crown International and JBL Professional announced their new line of amplifiers dedicated for use in cinema sound systems, the DSi Series. The series includes three two-channel amplifiers and an eight-channel system monitor. Stephen Morris, Director of Marketing for Cinema and Tour Sound at Crown and Chuck Goodsell, JBL Professional's Director of Cinema Marketing made the announcement: "The new DSi Series is the first Crown/JBL amplifier line dedicated from the ground up for cinema applications," noted Morris. "The Crown design team worked with JBL Professional, the world leader in cinema loudspeakers, every step of the way during the development of DSi. The resulting amplifier series has built-in technology, features and performance that make it an outstanding value given its very attractive price." Goodsell added, "JBL is proud to have played an important part in bringing this line to market. DSi amplifiers work flawlessly with popular JBL cinema systems, including our ScreenArray® Series featuring Academy Award® winning technology. Cinema systems have never sounded better, or been easier to install, than with JBL cinema loudspeaker systems powered by Crown/JBL DSi Series amplifiers." DSi Series features include automatic presets for JBL cinema speaker systems for quick, easy setup. An intuitive front panel LCD guides installers through the process of choosing loudspeaker signal processing presets and other system parameters. Digital Signal Processing includes crossover, EQ filters, delay, and output limiting. Computer connectivity via USB allows setup of the amplifier using the included HiQnet™ System Architect™ software. Rear panel HD-15 connectors provide easy input/output connectivity between the amplifiers and the DSi-8M system monitor. The system monitor provides eight channels for pre-amp and post-amp signal monitoring. All models fill two rack spaces. DSi Series amplifiers include Crown's extremely light and efficient switch-mode power supply, and all three models use a 15-amp AC inlet and weigh less than 17 pounds. The power ratings per channel for the DSi Series amplifiers are as follows:
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Go Mobile: http://mobile.fosters.com Famed suffragette may finally be honored in NH State House
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DOVER — It is hard to believe that more than 150 years ago New Hampshire native Marilla Marks Ricker was fighting for women's rights when today, the Granite State's government is overflowing with female leaders.
"When I was Governor, I supported legislation commissioning a portrait of Ricker for the State House," U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen wrote in an email, calling Ricker both a "pioneer in her pursuit of equal rights" and one who "broke down barriers" during "her fight for equality and commitment to fairness." Cushing released a mandate reintroducing the idea of placing Ricker's portrait in the Statehouse in January of this year that passed through the House on March 13 and will now go to the Senate, and if it passes there, it will go into the hands of Gov. Hassan to be made a law. "I had heard about Marilla 40 years ago when I was trying to understand the lost history of New Hampshire," Cushing said. "No one taught it in school." Cushing said elementary school students in New Hampshire are learning about their state's history and not hearing Ricker's name. "She is this incredible historical figure," Cushing said, adding he brings his daughters to the Statehouse and the portraits they see along the wall are of just "old white men and no women."
State representative Rebecca Emerson-Brown said that during her first tour of the Statehouse she was looking at the portraits, realizing none of them looked like her. "I think there is a wonderful opportunity here with this to recognize someone who fought so hard, especially given how strong of a leadership we have with women here in New Hampshire," she said. "I'm very proud to be in that binder full of women." Emerson-Brown said Ricker should be recognized to show how hard she worked and fought for women. " ... it is exceedingly unfortunate and frustrating to realize that Marilla Ricker has been all but omitted from American history," according to Richey. "Even the most in-depth biographical sketches devoted to Ricker's life span a mere three pages, and the few articles devoted entirely to some aspect of her life are only a few pages longer."
It was the year 1871 and Ricker became known as the first woman to cast a ballot in the United States, according to the mandate written in 2013 for her portrait to hang in the Statehouse. Her vote was not counted.
Ricker was 42 years old.
Just three months before passing away from a stroke in November of 1920, Ricker was able to see the 19th amendment ratified.
On January 10 of this year, Cushing did not just reintroduce the bill, but made it a mandate after the first of the legislative year this year.
"I applaud Representative Cushing and the House of Representatives for their efforts to honor the legacy of Marilla Marks Ricker, whose dedication to helping women achieve full participation in our democracy was absolutely critical for opening the door for women in leadership in New Hampshire and across the country," Gov. Hassan wrote in an email. |


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View the dependency graph for this librarySmall and extensible HTTP server written in Common Lisp. It is designed to sit behind a caching proxy, dynamically generates all content by calling user-defined handlers, provides advanced HTML generation facilities, and more. Araneida is the server on which the CLiki Wiki engine is based.
Web site | http://common-lisp.net/project/araneida/ |
Mailing list | http://common-lisp.net/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/araneida-devel |
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Maturity | Beta |
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You don't have to be a bargain shopper to appreciate a good two-for-one, and this High Sierra suitcase is no exception. Use it as a wheeled carry-on when flying, and once you reach your final destination, detach the bag and use it as a backpack. Testers liked the many individual pockets and compartments, although some were difficult to open and close. Some consumers also complained that the bag was bulky. When empty, the bag weighs 8.8 pounds. hssc.com.
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A throat swab culture is a laboratory test done to identify germs that may cause infection in the throat. It is most often used to diagnose strep throat.
Throat culture and sensitivity; Culture - throat
You will be asked to tilt your head back and open your mouth wide. The health care provider rubs a sterile cotton swab along the back of your throat near the tonsils. You need to resist gagging and closing the mouth while the swab touches this area.
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Zelosse wrote:What the fuck is with those damn ponies. They're everywhere! THIS IS AN EPIDEMIC
This makes me wonder. On one hand this post sounds negative... but then you're a Purpleeyes fan who is a brony himself... Hmmm.
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WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama squeezed in another round of golf before ending a long weekend with childhood friends in Southern California.
Obama's group returned to the Porcupine Creek golf course in Rancho Mirage, California, on Monday. It's also where they played on Sunday.
The course is owned by Larry Ellison, the billionaire co-founder of the Oracle software company.
Obama's friends grew up with him in Hawaii. They are the president's regular golf companions when he is on the West Coast.
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Moderate. These medicines may cause some risk when taken together. Contact your healthcare professional (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) for more information.
How the interaction occurs:
Both medicines can cause sedation or suppress your natural urge to breathe.
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Taking higher doses or taking more doses than prescribed, could cause you to stop breathing.
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Let your healthcare professionals (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) know that you are taking these medicines together.Your healthcare professionals may already be aware of this interaction and may be monitoring you for it. Do not start, stop, or change the dosage of any medicine before checking with them first.
1.Suboxone sublingual tablet (buprenorphine and naloxone) prescribing information. Reckitt Benckiser Pharmaceuticals Inc. December, 2011.
2.Center for Substance Abuse Treatment. Clinical Guidelines for the Use of Buprenorphine in the Treatment of Opioid Addiction. Treatment Improvement Protocol (TIP) Series 40. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (US) 2004.
3.Center for Substance Abuse Treatment. Medication-Assisted Treatment for Opioid Addiction in Opioid Treatment Programs (TIP 43). Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (US) 2005.
4.McCance-Katz EF, Sullivan LE, Nallani S. Drug interactions of clinical importance among the opioids, methadone and buprenorphine, and other frequently prescribed medications: a review. Am J Addict 2010 Jan-Feb; 19(1):4-16.
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King Arms Green Gas, 8 oz., 12ct | Add to Cart Add to Compare Add to Wishlist | ||
About this product CG63510-12pk [PY-A-3633] | Starting at $109.95 4.0 (5 reviews) From: King Arms | ||
* King Arms green gas * For use with all green gas airsoft guns * For airsoft us... |