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TOKYO (Reuters) - European Central Bank member Christian Noyer said on Monday it is unrealistic to expect an increase in Europe's bailout fund beyond what was agreed in July, but that he is open to schemes that would allow leveraging to expand capacity.
Noyer, also head of the French central bank, said French banks have been slow to lower their dependence on dollar funding, but their exposure to debt from European countries with weak finances is small compared to bank capital.
Governments in Europe are passing measures to expand the 440 billion euro ($586.5 billion) European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) bailout fund by allowing it to make precautionary loans, help recapitalize banks and buy government debt in the secondary market.
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The standard solution for many European countries is to return to a significant primary budget surplus and for governments to provide a liquidity backstop to prevent a negative spiral where rising yields fuel fears of default, Noyer said.
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Cruising, wonder and the Dalmatian Coast
When I told friends I was going on holiday on a cruise ship around the Dalmatian Coast, I have to say the bulk were skeptical, some horrified with truth be told, only a few genuinely excited for me. "A large cruise ship? You're not old enough. It'll be full of ancients!" "Oh my God, the food is sure to be vile." "How can you bear the ... read more
A few days in Milan…
If you are taking a quick trip to Milan, here's a list of things you should definitely consider: Firstly though remember that if you are planning a visit during much of July and all of August, Milan tends to shut down as its residents take holiday time and flock to the coast to escape the summer heat ~ which can be oppressive. For the ... read more
Fads, fights and making the switch…
Do you fight over food in your home? I don't mean literally flinging food at one another or clambering over each other to get the last bit of avocado in the salad. Instead, I'm interested in whether you all have the same beliefs about food. Do you have a Jack Spratt in the family? A vegetarian? A low-fat devotee? Someone who couldn't care ... read more
Bumpers of Champagne…
I've been meaning to tell you this story for years... Back when I was heavily pregnant with our first child (now the beautiful, 14 year old Angus), I lent my husband's cousin my family history because he was an amateur genealogist and interested in such things. A huge (and mainly very dull) tome, it tells the tale of the Single family ... read more
Sleepy Head….
Do you sleep like a babe each night or toss and turn like a ship in a storm? I tend to fall asleep really quickly when I first get into bed (which means that it takes me months to get through a book) but then I'll wake at about 4.00am and that's it. My day has begun. It doesn't matter what time I go to bed, whether I forego alcohol ... read more
Roast pumpkin, spinach and goat's cheese frittata
Last week I ordered English spinach as a part of my weekly online shop. I recognise that there is nothing at all interesting about that. However, I thought I'd ordered 400g. Instead I ended up with 4 kilograms. Let me give you the tip, despite spinach reducing tenfold when cooked, that's a lot of spinach. It was delivered in a large ... read more
Scooby Doo and the case of the whacky Websters…
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Get your Milo on….
I was contacted a while back by the team at MILO who wanted to share some research they have undertaken. It scared the tripe out of me. I knew kids weren't getting enough exercise, but the research results are frightening. Amongst other things, it shows that, as I guessed, it's not the kids, but us that need to take the lead on getting ... read more


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OSC reported to the White House and Congress on an investigation by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) into the whistleblower disclosures of Dr. Robert Lanciotti, a CDC microbiologist.pr16-28
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OSC honors Teresa Gilbert as its 2016 Public Servant of the Year. Ms. Gilbert was a civilian infection control analyst at Womack Army Medical Center in Fort Bragg, North Carolina. pr16-31
An explanation of the rights of federal government employees who have blown the whistle on government wrongdoing, explained by the U.S. Office of Special Counsel.


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Most of the top ones you find are helpful ones like camera controls and such
The IGE can be helpful sometime (though it is the biggest form of cheating ever)
A real world map is also good
I can't even remember all the mods I use
And I still can't get that Hitler Mod to work
Alright, I'm game.
Enter steamid, change "profile" to "card"(or "status"). From there, you can select to use a custom background or the last played game's background. Very useful for tracking the Steam playlog. Alas, I haven't found a similar for thing non-steam games.
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Taiwan panel makers - Jun 2007
Last update: Friday 6 July 2007
As of June 2007, the major Taiwan-based large-size TFT LCD makers are AU Optronics (AUO), Chi Mei Optoelectronics (CMO), Chunghwa Picture Tubes (CPT) and HannStar Display. Innolux...
Full report [news subscription required]Table of contents
Table 4: AUO, TFT LCD plants line-up and capacity expansion plan through 2007
Table 8: CMO, panel shipment breakdown by application, 2004-2007 (m units)*
Table 9: CMO, TFT LCD plants line-up and capacity expansion plan through 2007
Table 13: CPT, TFT LCD and CF plant line-up and capacity expansion plan through 2007 (k substrates)
Taiwan handset overview - Jun 2007
Last update: Monday 25 June 2007
Global handset shipments topped 977 million units in 2006, according to Digitimes Research, with Taiwan-based handset makers accounting for 14% of the market on shipments of 137 million...
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Chart 1: Handset shipments from Taiwan-based makers, 1Q06-2Q07 (k units)
Taiwan-based handset makers facing competition from EMS providers
Table 4: Comparison of handset component capabilities of EMS providers
Chart 2: Taiwan's handset shipment trend and global market share, 2004-2009 (million units)
Table 5: Production capacity of major handset makers in China (million units)
Handset vendor descriptions - Jun 2007
Last update: Monday 16 July 2007
The leading handheld device manufacturers in Taiwan come from many areas of the IT industry, ranging from companies focused solely on handsets and PDAs, such as High Tech Computer...
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Table 1: Net income of leading Taiwan-based handheld device manufacturers, 2004-2006 (NT$m)
Table 2: Shipment forecast of major Taiwan-based handset companies, 1Q05-4Q07 (k, units)
Taiwan motherboard overview - Jun 2007
Last update: Monday 25 June 2007
Taiwan's motherboard industry has gone through a process of concentration and refinement in the past few years. While in 2004-2005 the number of players in the industry totaled...
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Shipments and revenues performance report for top-4 motherboard makers, 2006
Chart 1: Top-4 motherboard makers market share by shipments total, 2006
Chart 2: Top-4 motherboard makers market share by shipments total, 2005
Table 1: Motherboard shipments, top-4 makers, 2001-2006 (million units)
Chart 3: Top-4 motherboard makers on-year shipments growth, 2002-2006
Chart 4: Monthly motherboard shipments total of top-4 makers, 2005 and 2006
Chart 5: Monthly motherboard shipments of top-4 makers, 2006
Chart 6: Top-4 motherboard makers non-consolidated revenues, 2001-2006
Table 2: Non-consolidated revenues top-4 motherboard makers, 2001-2006 (NT$ million)
Chart 7: Total non-consolidated revenues top-4 motherboard makers by quarter, 2005-2006
Chart 8: Non-consolidated revenues top-4 motherboard makers by quarter, 2006
Table 3: Quarterly non-consolidated revenues top-4 motherboard makers, 1Q05-4Q06 (NT$ million)
Business planning in the cloud: Q&A with Anaplan
Silicon Valley based Anaplan, a cloud-based planning and performance management platform provider,...
The strengths of Gorilla Glass 5: Q&A with Corning executive James Hollis
Corning in late July released its latest cover glass, Gorilla Glass 5, to provide better protection...
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Qualcomm president Derek Aberle spared his time with Digitimes for an exclusive interview...
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- Smartphone and tablet industry: The view from Taiwan - May 2012
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The notebook industry in 2010 experienced several major events that significantly changed the industry's ecosystem for the year and the industry is also believed...
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- ITRI cooperates with Nvidia to develop self-driving technology
- EverDisplay Optronics to set up 6G AMOLED factory, says paper
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- HP and LG see solid on-year shipment growth in monitors, says IDC
- Shanhai Capital to acquire Analogix Semiconductor
- 68.84 million large-size panels shipped globally in August, says WitsView
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- AUO sells stake in Malaysia-based PV module maker
- Nichia, Taiwan LED chips makers to start UV-C LED production
- China lacks funds to subsidize renewable energy
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- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
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Einstein Prize
To recognize outstanding accomplishments in the field of gravitational physics. The prize consists of $10,000 and a certificate citing the contributions of the recipient. It also includes an allowance for the recipient to travel to a meeting of the Society to receive the award and deliver a lecture. It is awarded biennially in odd-numbered years.Deadline: Sunday, July 1, 2018
2015 Recipient:
Jacob Bekenstein
Hebrew University
Past Recipients:
- 2013:
Irwin I. Shapiro
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Microsoft's Bing & Cortana apps for iPhone add 3D Touch, other new featuresMicrosoft on Thursday updated two of its iPhone apps — Cortana and Bing Search — with support for 3D Touch on the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus, along with a number of other new upgrades.
With both apps, 3D Touch enables quick actions from the homescreen icon. In the case of Bing Search, this means options to jump into voice search or a newly-added barcode scanner.
The latter is part of a Deals module, and used for comparison shopping. The module also supports browsing for coupons, sales, and other offers from nearby shops and restaurants.
Bing will now also fetch prices for local gas stations, highlight top dishes at some restaurants, and search through news content. In the Today feed, people can see weather data and pin Web bookmarks.
Cortana has added a Today widget of its own, used to display reminders and offer a shortcut into the app. Separately there's a new monthly reminder option, and Microsoft has smoothed out performance by reducing the app's load time, as well as improving how it copes with slow or unreliable Internet connections.
Both apps are free downloads, and require an iPhone or iPod with iOS 8 or later.
On Topic: Microsoft
- Apple, others offer support in Microsoft fight to air government data requests
- Microsoft's new Surface Pro 4 ad targets feature gaps in Apple's MacBook Air
- Microsoft updates Word Flow iOS keyboard with built-in search tools, 3D Touch & more
- Microsoft ad says Apple's iPad Pro Smart Keyboard doesn't make it a real computer
- Oops: Microsoft leaks its Golden Key, unlocking Windows Secure Boot and exposing the danger of backdoors


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A social networking system.
A system for social news, bookmarking, and metadata
AgroSense: Modular farm management on the NetBeans Platform
CDI Specification Project.
Web Operating System (WebOS) \ Enterprise Portal \ Mashup - open source cross-browser cross-platform Web 2.0/3.0 solution. We suggest Widgets/WOA of new generation. Supports: 1) Web Operating System, Enterprise Portal and Mashup architectures 2) server and client sides aggregations 3) dynamic content injection using ajax4all library instead of iframe tag 4) possibility to transform JSR168/JSR286 portlets 5) Drag&Drop personalization 6) decoration themes 7) Dynamic view transformation
Users, Content, Groups and Permissions on top of Java EE.
This is the public incubator for general community projects. Projects here have some content and are expected to be under active development, but do not yet have a usable release.
Code and other recipies for Blu-Ray Java, GEM, MHP and OCAP. Please see http://jovial.com/hdcookbook for a project overview, documentation, and more details.
This project hosts materials and communications for the JCP's Executive Committee
The purpose of this project is to develop the JMS (Java Message Service) Specification. Currently the project is focussed on JSR 343: Java Message Service 2.0, and hosts the mailing lists and issues database for that JSR.
Software Developer
This is the first of three JSRs to modify the JCP's processes.
This JSR will merge the JCP's two Executive Committees.
A major revision of the Java Community Process
The purpose of this project is to create version 3.0 of the Portlet Specification. We want to address progress in Java EE technology that has taken place since JSR286 Portlet Specification 2.0 became final in 2008 and also address new technological themes that have since come into focus.
Software Developer
The Java API for JSON Processing JSR develops APIs to: * Produce and consume JSON text in a streaming fashion(similar to StAX API for XML) * Build a Java object model for JSON text using API classes(similar to DOM API for XML)
An API for accessing social information networks, both Public (Facebook, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn, Xing, Yammer,...) and Corporate, e.g. within the Enterprise or Institution (University, Hospital,...) It also aims to assist Java Enterprise technologies and frameworks by adding social media features to web sites or services developed using Java or running on a JVM. Note, for the time being, the main project we're working on is Agorava, please visit http://agorava.org
Packages a Java application as a Mac app bundle.
Project for Java Batch JSR 352 Expert Group proceedings.
Java EE Platform Specification
Java Persistence 2.1 specification work by the JPA 2.1 Expert Group
Content Developer
Intended to serve as the API/SPI for JSR-350. See http://jcp.org/en/jsr/summary?id=350
Software Developer
Java Transaction API 1.2 specification work
Generic Java Application Launcher
Public access to JavaServer Faces specification work (JSR-344)
Real-time Framework for High Performance Application
Meruvian Yama is a part of Meruvian Integrated Platform. An integrated platform to create Java WebApp based on Struts2, SpringMVC, JPA and many others popular framework quickly and easily.
A new set of plugins for the NetBeans IDE that allows an embedded engineer to compile and upload their code to a microcontroller by utilizing AVRdude + extra features described in this blog post: http://netbeans.dzone.com/nb-c-avrdude-1 Anybody with netbeans platform experience is welcome to join the development effort!
Project Open Provisioning ToolKit (OpenPTK) is as an open source User Provisioning Toolkit exposing Java API's, RESTful Web Services, JSP Taglibs, JSR-168 Portlets and WSDL-based Web Services with user self-service and administration examples. The architecture supports several pluggable back-end services including Oracle's Identity Manager, Sun's Identity Manager, Sun's Access Manager, JDBC and LDAPv3
A Library to post to social networks.
RFID fun for conferences
Thucydides is a tool that lets you use WebDriver-based unit or BDD tests to write more flexible and more reusable WebDriver-based tests, and also to generate documentation about your acceptance tests, including a narrative description of test, along with the corresponding screen shots, and also high-level summaries and aggregations of the test results.
This JSR specifies Java packages for modeling and working with measurement values, quantities and their corresponding units.


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T - result class from executing this
@InterfaceAudience.Private public interface RetryingCallable<T> extends RetryingCallableBase
call(int) invocation throws exceptions,
we will call
RetryingCallableBase.throwable(Throwable, boolean) with whatever the exception was.
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call(int callTimeout)
Computes a result, or throws an exception if unable to do so.
getExceptionMessageAdditionalDetail, prepare, sleep, throwable
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A ship can change name and flag state through time, but the IMO number remains the same through the hull's entire lifetime. As a result, it can be useful to identify a ship by using the IMO number.
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Autism Speaks Yard Sign
Really take a stand for Autism awareness by showcasing this eye-catching blue Autism Speaks Yard Sign for neighbors and passersby to see! Stake is included with yard sign. Double-sided sign measures 24" W x 18" L.You may also be interested in theLight It Up Blue Bumper Magnet
Autism Speaks Balloons 100 Pack
Make a cheerful, visual impact at walks, events or parties with these white and blue 11" round latex Autism Awareness Balloons. They come in packs of 100 with the "Autism Speaks - It's time to listen" logo. 50 pearl white balloons and 50 blue balloons.
Autism Speaks Face Paint
Autism Speaks Face Paint comes in a convenient applicator for mess-free face painting. Perfect for Autism Speaks walks, fundraising events, or any time you want to raise awareness for Autism. Safety tested for all ages.
Autism Speaks Hero Cape Adult
Be a superhero for Autism in this Autism Speaks Adult Cape . This royal blue satin cape features the Autism Speaks logo. Great accessory to wear for walks, to include in your pretend-play dress-up trunk, or just for building everyday Autism awareness. Cape measures approximately 42" long.You may be interested in the Autism Speaks Youth Hero Cape
Light It Up Blue Window Cling 6"x 6"
The 6" x 6" Light it Up Blue Window Cling is perfect for your home or car. It is simple to use and makes a big statement. Show your support and Light It Up Blue all the time!
Youth Different Not Less T-Shirt
Your child can share in support of the cause with the Youth Different Not Less T-Shirt. The bold royal blue color is good for a girl or boy and with sizes offered in XS-XL, it works for all ages! This t-shirt is 100% Cotton with a soft feel and durable construction.
Youth Shine a Light on Autism T-Shirt
Give your child a chance to spread the message about Autism Speaks in this Shine a Light on Autism Youth T-Shirt. The fun design and sturdy construction make it a perfect choice for your little one!
Autism Speaks Camo Cinch Bag
This Autism Awareness Camo Cinch Bag is great for events, or for every day use in general. This 15" x 13 1/2" nylon drawstring back-sack features "Autism Warriors" next to the Autism Speaks logo. Show your support for the cause while on the go.
Autism Speaks Collegiate Long Sleeve
Your team spirit will shine when you wear the Autism Speaks Collegiate Long Sleeve Shirt. The Autism Speaks - It's Time To Listen message is featured across the chest with the puzzle piece on the sleeve. This lightweight french terry crew has raglan sleeves and a unisex cut for a slimmer fit.Please note: The product pictures show the same shirt on a female and male model to demonstrate unisex fit.
Autism Speaks Garden Flag
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Autism Speaks Garden Flag with Stand
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Autism Speaks Hip Wrap Hoodie
Stay ahead of the trend and comfort in this stylish, beautiful royal heather Hip Wrap Hoodie. The right hip is adorned with the iconic puzzle piece and on the left back shoulder you'll find our classic Autism Speaks stacked logo. Not only is this piece stylish, it's comfortable with a true unisex fit and a full front nylon zipper. This Autism Speaks hoodie is light weight, ultra soft made of 55% cotton and 45% polyester. Machine wash cold with like colors. Only non-chlorine bleach when needed....
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I was so ridden with germs that I looked like the Gruffalo's ugly uncle...
We had an unwelcome visitor at home this week. No, not the elf on the shelf (who watches naughty offspring and reports back to Santa) or the world's rudest delivery man, who's been grumpily leaving next-door's pressies with us every ten minutes.
Nope, worse than that, we've had the most hideous house guest of them all — the winter superbug.
I should have known what was coming after Mabel's accident in the bath on Friday (there are some things you never want to catch in a plastic cup and that, dear reader, is one of them).
Unwelcome guest: Lorraine and her family have been visited by the winter superbug (posed by model)
The following morning, just as we set off for a pre-Christmas visit to our West Country rellies, the 18-month-old vomited up everything she's ever eaten in her short time on this planet. Everything.
And so it went on for another 24 hours. Mr Candy left and took the other three out of the contamination zone.
'Save yourselves,' I murmured angrily as they drove off, their little faces pressed against the window like a scene from an Armageddon blockbuster starring Will Smith.
Mabel and I fought a valiant battle with the winter virus, but we lost. The numbers were against us — it affects more than one million people a year, after all, so who were we to think we could beat it?
As my little one lay fragile and floppy on the smelly kitchen sofa, which will finally have to be replaced, I regretted the fact that baked beans had been her last full meal. Let that be a lesson to new parents — avoid anything containing tomatoes after October. You can thank me later.
Ten years ago, when my first child was this ill, we nearly called an ambulance. It didn't seem possible that something so small could produce so much liquid and still be alive.
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The speed with which they go from being rosy cheeked to deathly pale and back to rosy cheeked again is a medical mystery. It caught us by surprise initially, but now we're used to it.
In fact, I feel proud of our panic-free approach. Our parental endurance in the face (sometimes quite literally) of unpleasant situations is impressive.
Put it this way: if you ever need a duo on your side in a torture situation, then me and Mr Candy are your best bet. We'd make good spies. We've been sleep- deprived for nearly a decade and cleared up many unmentionable excretions (children and dog) often without access to rubber gloves and/or on the side of the motorway in the pouring rain.
We cannot be humiliated or tested any further and this makes us brave in the face of physical adversity.
And the day my six-year-old nearly broke my nose when he spontaneously vomited on me as I picked him up means that, apart from being in labour I have experienced a level of pain that would floor most would-be James Bonds. MI5 would be proud to have me or my husband in the force.
Personally, I think it's a shame that these hard-earned parental skills aren't valued outside the home, that they aren't assets you can put on your CV unless you were entering the medical or childcare professions.
If you'd asked me before I had children whether I could do any of the above, I'd have said no.
And if you'd asked my mum, she'd definitely have said no. But now I'm a mother, I am made of tougher stuff.
Anyway, Mabel recovered slowly and by Monday winter flu had taken over where the superbug had left off.
I was so germ-ridden I believe I resembled the Gruffalo's ugly relative as I trooped to work desperate to finish everything in time for Christmas.
We are going away for the first time ever, packing Christmas in a suitcase like migrating snails.
And as my mind runs through the ever elongating mental to-do list, I can only pray that in the debit/credit world of motherhood, getting this illness the weekend before Christmas means we'll be free from germs on the big day.
This is, of course, wishful thinking when you are a family of six, four of whom have questionable hygiene habits.
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Satmar Matzah as New York Times Front Page News
The NY Times must be learning Daf Yomi. Just when we all started learning about the laws of chametz and matzah, the Times runs a front page above the fold story on Satmar A (as opposed to Satmar Z) protocols for matzah baking. It seems that Satmar A, and maybe others I really don't know, are not satisfied with the "shmura m'shaas ketzira" and add an extra layer of stringency. They are careful to use wheat that did not even become wet while it was growing. They grow wheat on a far flung farm in Arizona where there is no rain for months while the wheat grows.
Why do they do this?
Halacha requires that we use "Shmurah Matzah" at the Seder (and some authorities say all Pesach). Shmura Matzah is not synonymous with round, dark matzah. Matzah can be Shmurah and any shape. Shmurah means that the ingredients for the Matzah were watched to ensure that the grains did not become leaven by coming in contact with water and not being baked within 18 minutes. There are three opinions in halacha as to when the ingredients for matzah must be "watched" in order to qualify for "Shmurah Matzah." The most "watched" that halacha requires in that the wheat be watched from the time of harvesting. That is why most Matzah says "Shmurah m'shaas ketzira" – watched from the time of reaping.
There are no opinions in halacha that require that the grains not come in contact with water before they are reaped. None that I could find at least.
So what's going on here?
The NY Times tells us exactly what is going on here. Here is what Professor Samuel Heilman has to say:
"…the competition between the two Satmar groups — each led by one of two brothers — was about one-upmanship.
"One is always looking to be more authoritative than the other," Professor Heilman said, "and one of the ways they're making this happen is over matzo — our matzo is more kosher than yours, we're more scrupulous and careful over matzo baking than you are."
One-upmanship in halacha. Nailed it. When so many of us are mitzvah observant, we need to do things to signal to others that we are different. We are better. That signal is the extra level of stringency that is completely unnecessary. For more on this social phenomenon check this out: Judaism as a First Language
But I think there is something more happening here. While it is true that there may be nothing wrong with being extra stringent, this kind of stringency borders on silliness. The concern that created the requirement to use Shmurah Matzah is that the wheat will actually become chametz. If water comes in contact with flour while it is in storage the wheat can become chametz. That's science. But it is literally impossible for grains that are still growing to become Chametz. Impossible. In much the same way that it is impossible for cooked matzah to become chametz if it comes in contact with liquid. Yet, there are thousands of Jews who don't eat gebrukst because of that very concern.
Adding stringencies like gebrukst and growing wheat where there is no rain only makes sense in one context. If Judaism is a magical, mystical, mystery and our rational minds are useless to understand the laws of Judaism then it does not matter that there is no possibility of becoming chametz. All that matters is that water and wheat do not come in contact ever. Even if the prohibition is against chametz and not all wheat and water become chametz it does not matter. But if Judaism is a religion with Divine instructions that are supposed to be understood as rationally as possible and the rules tell us what our concerns are supposed to be, there is not place for non-sensical stringencies.
When it comes to chametz, we are given specific instructions as to what the prohibition entails. The law requires us to be careful not to let the wheat and water ferment and begin to rise. It's based on science. Anything that could help prevent that from happening is a reasonable stringency. But once we get into the kind of stringencies that will not prevent a violation of a prohibition, it is hard to see their value unless we say something magical is happening and that wheat and water may never touch. The thing is, that's not what the Torah, Talmud, Shulchan Aruch, and responsa tell us. To them, it has nothing to do with science. It has everything to do mysticism.
Now I think I can understand why the NY Times found this so interesting. Growing wheat in Arizona so it doesn't rain on the wheat? It's irrational. It is religion without reason. It's exotic, archaic, and mystical. It's not the Judaism that so many of us practice. It's a Judaism that almost purposely does not make rational sense and is purely mystical. That's front page news.
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