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|The Time for Family Values is OVER!
Brother Harwick Preaching
Friends, the End Times are finally upon us! Praise Jesus, after waiting so long, they are finally here. We've all suffered a great deal in the dark days of the Earth -- those days the Bible told us would precede Jesus' second arrival. We've persevered through feminazis trying to destroy the Biblical role of women, uppity minorities convincing the government to promote them to a status never intended, homos not only avoiding the Sodom and Gomorrah fate they're due, but actually convincing the government to punish those who inflict God's will upon them. Not to mention eight years of government by the anti-Christ and his spouse, the Great Whore of Babylon. We've been through it all. And now it's time to meet our Maker. God used the Supreme Court to subvert the will of the heathens and ensure that George W. Bush became President to signal the imminent second arrival of His son. And, as Pastor Deacon Fred told us last month, God's annihilation of sinners has already begun.
We have a great deal of preparation ahead of us, if we wish to be among the chosen few in Heaven. And the first act we must undertake is to divorce ourselves from our mortal families whom we will no longer have or know in Heaven. We must end our association with them now. Let us not forget that God allowed us to have these families only because we are imperfect beings and would have sinned without them. While those most worthy of God are, of course, men, they are the men who never contaminated themselves by touching woman. As John told us when describing Jesus' revelation to him about the rapture:
"And they sung as it were a new song before the throne, and before the four beasts, and the elders: and no man could learn that song but the hundred and forty and four thousand, which were redeemed from the earth. These are they which were not defiled with women; for they are virgins. These are they which follow the Lamb whithersoever he goeth. These were redeemed from among men, being the firstfruits unto God and to the Lamb" (Revelation 14:3-4).
Not only did Jesus want us to refrain from marriage on earth, He expressly told us we will have no families in Heaven. The Pharisees once asked Jesus about seven brothers, each of whom had married his older brother's wife when the brother had died. They asked to whom the woman would be married in Heaven. Jesus replied: "When they shall rise from the dead, they neither marry, nor are given in marriage; but are as the angels which are in heaven" (Mark 12:25; see Matthew 22:29).
So if we want to have any chance of sharing the most exclusive and luxurious regions of Heaven with the men never contaminated by women, we must rid ourselves of those we have called "honey" for so long. We must forsake our wives and children before the rapture." As Jesus told us: "Every one that hath forsaken houses, or brethren, or sisters, or father, or mother, or wife, or children, or lands, for my name's sake, shall receive an hundredfold, and shall inherit everlasting life" (Matthew 19:29). It is not enough to separate ourselves from our relatives; we must overtly reject them and send them away. For Jesus also said: "I am come to set a man at variance against his father, and the daughter against her mother, and the daughter in law against her mother in law. And a man's foes shall be they of his own household" (Matthew 10:36).
Your love of family hinders your love of Christ. In these last mortal moments, all of your love must be devoted to Him. There is no room for anyone else. And why bother continuing to love those whom you will not know in Heaven anyway? Furthermore, it is best to rid yourself of the family albatross now, to avoid any conflicts over religion which may necessitate the killing your kin. Jesus admonished: "The brother shall deliver up the brother to death, and the father the child: and the children shall rise up against their parents, and cause them to be put to death" (Matthew 10:21). Killing is a messy business –– one that is still punished by Satanic authorities even when Biblically mandated. I suggest that, in the coming months, every man send his wife and children to that section of his estate reserved for the wife during her unclean times (Leviticus 15:19) until he can make arrangements for them to move to another city. Have the help take them meals and tend to their needs during the transition. But completely estrange them from your life. After all, it was weakness which led you to woman in the first place. It was weakness alone that necessitated you marrying woman. And it is that marriage that prevents you from holding the status with God of the truly blessed.
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Seven or eight leaders of national and local Jewish organizations are scheduled to meet privately with John Cardinal O'Connor at his home Monday to discuss his Middle East trip and future relations between Catholics and Jews.
A spokesperson from the Cardinal's office at the Archdiocese of New York, Joe Zwilling, said O'Connor decided to postpone a press briefing that had been scheduled for Friday morning at the request of Jewish leaders to meet with him privately before such a briefing.
Morris Abram, chairman of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations, who will be one of the leaders meeting with O'Connor Monday, told the Jewish Telegraphic Agency Thursday that he does not think any irreparable damage has been done to Catholic-Jewish relations and specifically to the New York Jewish community's relations with the Cardinal as a result of a statement issued by 53 Jewish organizations last Saturday. The statement was highly critical of some statements made by O'Connor during his Mideast trip. Abram was one of the signatories.
Jewish leaders are interested in continuing the dialogue with O'Connor and O'Connor seems to have similar interests, Abram said.
O'Connor was angered by last Saturday's statement which expressed disquiet and distress over his statements that were seen as supportive of the Palestinians and a comment he made about the Holocaust during his visit to Israel.
After learning of the statement, which was issued hours before he returned to New York, O'Connor asked publicly for an apology and indicated that the criticism could affect his support for Jewish causes in the future.
Abram told the JTA that it was still not possible to say if the Jewish leaders had been mistaken in issuing so strong a statement. "We'll have to await the course of events to have a post mortem," he said.


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A Model of Fault Allocation in Contract Law – Moving From Dividing Liability to Dividing Costs
We consider default rules for instances in which parties to a contract did not allocate the risk of a certain contingency, and both sides could have helped avoid the occurrence of breach of the contract or lessen the damages from it occurring. We compare alternative regimes with a fault-based guideline suggested in the literature for assigning the liability between the parties and discuss the pros and cons of each. We present a new possibility and show how this solves the problems raised by the other solutions. Under this mechanism, the court announces that any party that invests half of the optimal level of precautionary costs, as determined jointly by the parties, is off the hook, and that if each side invests this amount, the damage will be split. We demonstrate that this achieves optimality by leading the parties to jointly determine the optimal level of precautionary costs and to allocate the steps to be taken to the low cost bearer.
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Comings and Goings (4/15-4/21)
Welcome to the first ever Comings and Goings, The Hardball Times' weekly breakdown of transactions. I, Bryan Smith, will be one of your hosts for the weekly festivity, so I thought we'd start with an explanation of what you'll see here.
Each week (at C&G, weeks go Thursday-Wednesday) you'll see most of the transactions from the past week analyzed by either myself, Joe Dimino, or both of us. Some moves might get anecdotes, others statistical analysis, and some just a short blurb. Instead of the traditional transaction-by-team style, we will rank the transactions by importance.
1) Giants activated RHP Jason Schmidt from 15-day DL; recalled LHP Noah Lowry from AAA; optioned RHP David Aardsma and LHP Kevin Walker to AAA
Landing the top spot today, mainly because of Jason Schmidt's importance to the Giants. Barry Bonds has been holding this team up on his shoulders, all by himself. Last year Schmidt helped him, and the two carried the club right into the playoffs, promptly losing to the World Champion Florida Marlins.
Schmidt wasn't able to start the year, but Bonds' insane first month is making up for it. San Francisco has no starter with an ERA currently under 4.00, which is not good. Schmidt must jump back on the ace bandwagon if the Giants are planning to make a run for this thing. Either that or Bonds has to keep that OPS over 2.000.
OK, I admit it, I just wanted to keep the listing-Aardsma-first thing going…
2) Yankees placed OF Kenny Lofton and RHP Jorge DePaula on 15-day DL; recalled RHP Scott Proctor and LHP Alex Graman from AAA
Somewhere, a Yankees fan is smiling at the fact that Lofton's injury only means more starts for his newest favorite player, Bubba Crosby. This is not necessarily true, as both Ruben Sierra and Travis Lee will see starts too, with Bernie Williams moving back to his old stomping grounds. The Yankee lineup can easily recover from this blow, but now they have two weak spots in the order rather than one. DePaula has been hobbled on and off since Spring Training, so it's no great surprise to see him go down.
So, who are these two from Triple-A? Graman has already started one game since his call-up, grabbing a start last Tuesday against the White Sox. Despite being shallacked, the Yankees gave him enough run support to avoid the loss. The former Indiana State southpaw is very prone to homers, but strikes out a lot of guys with his slow curve. He struggles to get that K/BB above 2.00, and that can get you in trouble up in the Majors.
Proctor has been talked about quite often since being a part of the Robin Ventura trade, since his 2003 was so dominating. It was his first time as a reliever, and the former Seminole was dazzling, nearly landing a spot on the Yankee Opening Day roster. Time will tell if Proctor is Yankee, Devil Ray, or AAA material, though I doubt his time in pinstripes will be lengthy.
3) Oakland traded RHP Chad Harville to the Houston Astros for RHP Kirk Saarloos
While Moneyball scared many teams from dealing with Billy Beane, sometimes Beane will throw in a trade that the book preaches about. Kirk Saarloos doesn't throw 95 mph like Harville does. I mean, he doesn't even throw 90.
Both of these players have torn up the minor leagues, but have seen troubles in the Majors. Harville is finally out of options, and the A's had no choice but to designate him for assignment when they called up Rich Harden.
And then the Astros called. According to Baseball America, Houston had been interested in Harville out of college, and I'm sure Oakland was hot after Saarloos. Texas loves power pitches, so it makes sense that Hunsicker would make this move. Saarloos will have more time to get acclimated in the minors, but his future is like Harville's: middle relief.
I can't say there is a clear winner in this trade, but Saarloos' options might just be the most effective part of this deal.
4) Expos placed OF Carl Everett on 15-day DL; recalled OF Matt Cepicky from AAA
Expos R/G in Player A's absence: 1.7
Expos R/G in Player B's absence: 4.8
In the old Rob Neyer style of looking at things, I'll tell you that Player A is Carl Everett, without whom the Expos have scored only 12 runs in seven games. Without Everett and Nick Johnson, Montreal has been unable to score runs, especially with Brad Wilkerson's slump. Oh yeah, and Player B? Vladimir Guerrero. That outfielder that missed 36 games with an injury last year…not so important. Everett is essential for this team not to embarrass itself, a proposition that looks hilarious at best right now.
5) White Sox placed SS Jose Valentin on 15-day DL; purchased the contract of SS Kelly Dransfeldt from AAA
Ken Williams did nothing last winter. He sat and watched while his innings-eater (Colon), best reliever (Gordon) and big-name 2B (Alomar) all left for different teams. The White Sox made very few additions, and in doing so, forgot about depth. Willie Harris, he of the .204 2003 average, was penciled in at second base. Juan Uribe, the light-hitting version of Neifi Perez, was the middle infield 'insurance'. And now, Ken Williams is getting punished, and powerful shortstop Jose Valentin is on the DL.
So now the White Sox have an everyday middle infield of Harris and Uribe. And while Uribe is currently tearing the cover off the ball, the Law of Averages will make that dip. So who takes over Uribe's old seat on the bench? None other than Kelly Dransfeldt himself. Why the former Michigan shortstop still plays baseball is beyond me, seeing as though he hasn't hit .250 since 1998. Well, I guess that means Ozzie is sure to love him, while Chicago fans sit back and curse their GM.
6) Royals placed SS Angel Berroa on 15-day DL; purchased the contract of SS Andres Blanco from AA; activated RHP Kevin Appier from 15-day DL; optioned LHP Jamie Cerda to AAA
From one powerful AL Central SS to another, Angel Berroa now finds himself on the DL, thanks to some bad migraine headaches. Berroa had become the leadoff hitter of this team, and his great defense at shortstop is essential. In his place is Andres Blanco, a weak-hitting shortstop with less than one month's experience above the Carolina League. He doesn't have great baserunning skills, and absolutely zero power, as his zero home runs in 788 AB proves. With Desi and Berroa hurt up the middle, Tony Graffanino and Mendy Lopez are going to have to step up big time. It's going to be a rough couple of weeks in the AL Central.
7) Minnesota traded LHP Brad Thomas to the Boston Red Sox for cash or a PTBNL
Theo's attempts to find some LOOGY, any LOOGY, to pitch in that bullpen continue. But I must say, this trade reminds me more of the Bronson Arroyo claim, and one that could turn out very well for the Red Sox. Thomas, an Australian left-hander, was at times a great prospect. He dominated the Midwest League in 1998, but struggled in the Florida State League in 1999. The next year he spent half the time dominating the FSL, then was destroyed by the Eastern League. In 2001, he pitched very well in AA, but got hammered in a premature visit to the Metrodome. After struggling in the PCL in 2002, Thomas pitched very sparingly in 2003, but we did see K/9 numbers of old (50 in 58.2 IP).
What I'm trying to say here is that Thomas needs time to get used to his level before succeeding. Another summer in AAA could prove well, and Thomas could look to have a spot as early as 2005. Rushing to him to the LOOGY role is a bad move, and one that could stall his development.
8) Diamondbacks placed 2B Robbie Alomar on 15-day DL; recalled 3B Chad Tracy from AAA; activated C Robby Hammock from 15-day DL; optioned RHP Andrew Good to AAA
Yes, Robbie Alomar really is trying to end his career in the worst ways possible. While it's seemingly impossible for Alomar to hit himself out of Cooperstown, it's been years since this guy was usable. The Diamondbacks will be better with Matt Kata, and by trying to find a spot for Chad Tracy. Tracy, like Jason Lane in Houston, just needs to find a home somewhere, as he's just too damn good to be on some bench or AAA bus. Why wouldn't a team with a 3B hole (Reds? Pirates? Devil Rays?) try to acquire this guy? And yes, I'd like to clarify, Chuck LaMar still has a job with the Tampa organization.
9) Rangers placed RHP Colby Lewis and 1B Mark Teixeira on 15-day DL; recalled LHP Ryan Snare and 1B Adrian Gonzalez from AAA
Now it's time for John Hart to see up close and personal exactly what he got out of the Ugueth Urbina trade. Snare, a 25-year-old southpaw, saw a big drop in K/9 rates last year. But the kid remains consistent, as his ERA hasn't topped 4.00 or dipped below 3.00 at any level. Replacing Colby Lewis isn't too difficult of a job, though I don't see Snare being suited for the Major Leagues.
Gonzalez, he's a different story. The former #1 overall choice has only about 300 AB of non-struggling baseball above AA, so he's definitely not ready. It's not a good idea to rush your top prospect, and I think the Rangers would have been better off calling up someone else. Look for Gonzalez to struggle big time until Teixeira gets off the DL.
10) Mets signed RHP Ricky Botallico to a minor league contract and assigned him to AAA
No matter how hard he tries, how bad he pitches, Ricky Bottalico manages to stay in baseball. It's weird that people don't see through his name, but they can't, they immediately flash to that kid who saved 68 games for the Phillies in back-to-back years. Who cares that since 1998, only one of his seasons has contained an ERA under 4.00, and that he can no longer strikeout one batter an inning? He's Ricky Bottalico, the Rafael Soriano/Francisco Rodriguez of the 1995 Philadelphia Phillies. With Scott Erickson and Ricky Bottalico (not to mention guys like Glavine and Leiter), the Mets are seeking to establish the best collection of once-great players on this side of the planet. Well Jim Duquette…it's working.
11) Mariners activated 3B Scott Spiezio from 15-day DL; optioned RHP J.J. Putz to AAA
Note to Bavasi/Melvin: Please, let that be the last time Willie Bloomquist gets a start at the hot corner. A .600 OPS is pretty necessary to play a power position, and while he may have had that in September of 2002, this is 2004. It's amazing how many useless players (Bloomquist, Hansen, McCracken) the Mariners are currently carrying.
12) Devil Rays recalled RHP Travis Harper from AAA; designated IF/OF Jason Romano for assignment
With Damian Moss finally having to move to the rotation, the Devil Rays needed one more arm for their bullpen. While the starting rotation has been shaky this year, the bullpen has been rock solid, with great performances by newcomers Danys Baez and Trever Miller. I've always liked Harper, and I thought he was one of the top two or three relievers the Devil Rays used last year. It shocked me that he didn't make the Opening Day roster, but I didn't think Lou Piniella was going to wait until April 22 to use his fifth starter.
Things have soured for Jason Romano. It wasn't long ago that Romano was thought to be the next Rangers 2B, soon to be paining up with Alex Rodriguez up the middle in Arlington. But Michael Young came along and stole the show, and Romano's career has never been the same since. His ability to play six or seven positions makes him useful, so I predict he'll be a Mariner by season's end.
13) Indians placed LHP Jason Stanford and RHP Jose Jimenez on 15-day DL; recalled LHP Jeriome Robertson and RHP Dave Lee from AAA
It was only a matter of time before the worst 15-game winner in recent memory was called up and planted into the Indians rotation. Robertson really brings nothing to the table, and it shouldn't take a long time for the Indians to realize this. Stanford isn't a lot to replace, so that makes it all the more discouraging that the Indians can't even do that.
The injury to Jose Jimenez is really damaging, as it seems the Indians relief depth is constantly being tested. Instead of a youngster like Kaz Tadano, Mark Shapiro elected to call up Dave Lee, the veteran reliever on the wrong side of 30. He has been effective in the Majors, as a 3.70 ERA in 41 games with San Diego in 2001 and a 3.67 ERA in 36 games with Colorado in 1999 prove. He still walks way too many guys, and sooner or later that is going to catch up to him.
14) Toronto traded RHP Scott Cassidy to the Boston Red Sox
OK, maybe it's not just southpaws, let's just say that Theo Epstein must try and trade for every reliever that moves. Cassidy is nothing special, a 28-year-old right-hander who was good in the International League last year, his first as a reliever. Epstein is hoping to land another Brandon Lyon here, but Jason Shiell is a more likely result.
15) Red Sox traded LHP Ed Yarnall to Phillies
You probably looked at this trade, and remembered seeing the name Yarnall before. Yeah, he was that southpaw with a big curve that dominated in his first two months in professional baseball, and then became a vastly overrated prospect. Sure, he's that kid who couldn't cut it here, so spent some time overseas pitching in the Japanese League. The same guy who made noise in A's camp last year, only to hardly get through the AAA season with them. His problems are the same as always, too many walks, and I just don't see him going anywhere. Better than Brad Thomas? No way. Better than Bud Smith? Well…
16) Blue Jays recalled IF Howie Clark from AAA; designated OF Chad Hermansen for assignment
Mainly, I'm writing about this move for Craig Burley. Craig is in total confusion as to why Toronto made this move, seeing as though they've left themselves with three outfielders on the whole roster. Clark, a great minor league signing last winter, is a Scott Spezio infield type. Hermansen, formerly a top prospect, has always struggled to hit his weight at the Major League level. This is bad roster management by Toronto, but it was a bad idea to get Hermansen to begin with. Wait…how long until Alexis Rios gets here?
17) OF McKay Christensen announces his retirement
For some reason, I'm really sad to see McKay retire. Maybe this is because he never got his chance, or maybe I just like blue-collar players. Maybe it's because I was there in 1999, witnessing his first of what would be two career home runs. But for whatever reason, I'll miss reading his name.
After hitting between .280 and .290 from 1997-1999 (A+, AA, AAA), Christensen debuted with the White Sox in 1999. He hit just .226 in 53 AB, but got very few starts in 28 games. Same story in 2000, when McKay got just two hits in 19 AB, but appeared in 32 games. His base-running and defense were well-received, but Chicago wasn't his place to get an everyday job.
So after a few more months with the White Sox in 2001 (and four AB!), McKay was moved out West to the Dodgers. He was moved up to the Majors in a short time, and promptly hit .327 in 49 AB. But, Los Angeles still didn't give him enough chances, and he left for the Big Apple. The Mets signed him to a minor league deal, and he made one helluva run at the Mets CF job. But, he lost.
On the surface, 2002 was his best year, as he hit .284 and pounded a career high 34 XBH at AAA. But the plate discipline he once had vanished, as his BB/K numbers worsened to 26/72. McKay was caught stealing 13 times in 33 attempts, and by then, what had made Christiansen unique had long since left. He was just another sleet-footed outfielder with an empty batting average, heading nowhere fast. Contrary to popular belief, he will be missed by at least one person.
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RTÉ News interviewed the man last week and broadcast sections of the recording.
The former sports coach did not deny claims that he abused up to 30 teenage boys in Waterford in the 1980s.
RTÉ has been cooperating fully with gardaí, who obtained a court order at Waterford District Court today, requesting that it hand over original source material of the interviews.


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The cute and cuddly koala is capable of making as much noise as a one-tonne cow - and it has something to do with the mating call.
Scientists have discovered the anatomy behind the strange bellow that males make during mating season.
Male koalas have very long vocal tracts that are so unusually specialized, that they are able to make sounds that make them sound far larger than they are, BBC reports.
The study, published in the Journal of Experimental Biology, used medical imaging to reveal that a male koala's voice box, or larynx, sits very low in its throat.
This "descended larynx" was thought to be a uniquely human feature - something that allows us to make the sounds we need for speech.
Researcher Dr Bill Ellis and animal vocalization expert Ben Charlton found that a koala weighing just seven kilograms can make a sound equivalent to a cow.
"They are really making themselves sound a lot bigger than they are," said Dr Ellis, ABC reports.
"In humans, when we grow up and become adults, our larynx gets lower and lower. This is thought to be involved in complex language; being able to actually speak and have a more complex language, the deeper your larynx is."
Dr Ellis said that other koalas may be able to discern how big a koala is by its call, and larger males produce more offspring than smaller ones.
"What we think is happening is that the female hears the bellows of the males, they can identify individuals and they can also tell how big they are, and they use this when they go in search of mates."


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NEW YORK (Sep. 10)
Reconstructionist Rabbi Elizabeth Bolton of Baltimore based her Rosh Hashanah sermon on the story of God saving Ishmael, who tradition says is the ancestor of the Arabs.
And in Palo Alto, Calif., Amy Eilberg, a Conservative rabbi and cantor, found herself moved by a new misheberach prayer for the ill that enjoins Jews to be "open to the suffering of all people who struggle for freedom and justice."
These rabbis are heeding a nationwide call by the new American chapter of the Israeli group Rabbis for Human Rights. The group is urging liberal Jewish leaders during these High Holidays to question Israel's treatment of the Palestinians and condemn human rights violations by Palestinians and Israelis alike.
Such criticism of Israel has been rare in the United States since the outbreak of the Palestinian uprising in September 2000, but some rabbis say they are using the new year to speak out.
"Only by recognizing that all of us — on both sides of this story — have known terrible losses, can there be a chance for all of us to live at long last in peace and safety," says Eilberg.
Eilberg, of Palo Alto's Congregation Kol Emeth, was among 3,000 North American rabbis in the Conservative, Reform, Reconstructionist and Renewal movements who in August received the human rights group's Days of Awe Rabbinic Resource Packet.
The packet was a collection of liturgy, contemporary writing and study texts intended to stir debate not only about Israel's immediate security needs, but ultimately about its Jewish soul, says the U.S. chapter's executive director, Rabbi Brian Walt of Philadelphia.
"The intent is to soften the natural, vengeful and angry reactions to terrorism," Walt says. "I am not a person in solidarity with the Palestinian people. But I want justice."
Timed for the High Holidays but crafted to be used by congregations throughout the year, the packet reflects the rabbinic group's stance that "every human being is created in the eyes of God, and every human being deserves basic human rights."
Founded in 1988 to protest alleged Israeli human rights abuses in battling the first Palestinian uprising, or intifada, this group is unusual on the Israeli civil rights scene in several respects.
The group employs highly visible tactics that it calls "direct actions," such as rebuilding Palestinian homes in eastern Jerusalem demolished by Israel, or replanting West Bank olive trees on Tu B'Shevat that were uprooted by Israeli forces during anti-terror operations.
Its 100 Israeli members, including rabbis and rabbinical students, span the denominational spectrum, which is rare in Israeli religious life.
The new U.S.-based chapter of 200 members includes mostly liberal rabbis, but a tiny number of Orthodox rabbis as well.
The High Holiday packet was the group's most ambitious U.S. project since it was launched in January. It sent its message to liberal Jews across North America, as well as to more than 200 liberal rabbis worldwide from Argentina to the Virgin Islands.
The High Holiday materials are aimed at provoking debate in the Jewish community about Israel's treatment of the Palestinians at a time when Walt says "some red lines have been crossed" by Israel.
In battling terrorism, Walt says, the army has engaged in collective punishment of all Palestinians by cutting off water and electrical lines, imposing curfews in towns and villages, shooting at ambulances it believes are being used to transport terrorists or bombs and keeping emergency medical vehicles stopped at roadblocks.
While debate about such actions has remained strong in Israel, Walt adds, American Jewish criticism has been muffled in favor of blanket support for the Jewish state.
"It is hard for Jews," given the Palestinian terror "attacks on us, to feel the pain of the Palestinians," Walt says.
The U.S. chapter hopes that the collection of religious texts and commentary on the conflict it is sending to Diaspora rabbis will foment more open Jewish debate.
The package includes revised versions of prayers used in the Ma'ariv evening and Shacharit morning services, Torah commentaries for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, revised versions of High Holiday services such as tashlich — the casting away of sins — and study texts.
One Shacharit essay called "Sharing a Holy Land," by Rabbi Arthur Green, says the only way Jews can show the world how to live in the Holy Land is by "sharing it with others."
For Bolton, her rabbinic credo remains the Rosh Hashanah story of how God saved Abraham's child Ishmael and Ishmael's mother, Hagar, from dying of thirst in the desert after their expulsion by Abraham.
According to the midrash, God ignored the pleas of an angel who said Ishmael's descendants would ultimately harm the Jewish people.
"Ishmael is a young child, a victim of forces he didn't cause," she says. "That's not some abstract ethic — we need to recognize the holiness of every human life, and the tragedy of every loss."
For Bolton, that story translates into the current need to defend the religious values underpinning the Jewish state. Current Israeli policies are threatening Israel's moral character "to such a degree that we may soon reach a point of no return," she says.
But Lippman, of the independent Kolot Chayeinu: Voices of Our Lives, in Brooklyn, says rabbis run certain risks by voicing anything less than total support of Israeli actions.
"The voice from the American Jewish community has been pretty monolithic — you're quickly labeled anti-Israel if you say anything critical of Israel," she says.
Not every rabbi who received the High Holiday package felt so inspired.
Rabbi Gerald Wolpe, former spiritual leader of Har Zion Temple, a Conservative congregation in Penn Valley, Pa., wrote an opinion piece in the Philadelphia Jewish Exponent highly critical of the rabbinic group's move.
Wolpe says it is "totally off base" for the group to be tailoring the High Holiday prayers to "be more sensitive to our enemies," in part because Jewish prayers are already aimed at the suffering of all people.
"I am very uncomfortable with the approach that says, 'I know how God would act if he only had all the facts,' " Wolpe says. "To me this is not good theology. It's not even good Judaism."
Though the packet includes a plea for peace from a Palestinian priest in Bethlehem, Wolpe says he has not heard a wider Palestinian prayer for reconciliation with the Jews.
The ethos of Rabbis for Human Rights and its supporters seems to be, "Let them do whatever they want to us, as long as we're moral," Wolpe says.
But Eilberg says that while Israel's security is vital, so, too, is the fight for the Torah's values and "the Jewish morality that flows from it."
"We must recognize that other people may genuinely hold a different narrative — which does not necessarily mean that 'they' are out to destroy 'us,' " she says.
"Until we begin to understand that there are peace-loving Palestinians," she says, "peace will not be possible, and in some small way, we will have contributed to obstructing peace."


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Editors of major press associations in Washington have been asked to refrain from describing citizens of Israel as "Jews" in a letter addressed to them by Joseph D. Kaufman, chairman of the Washington chapter of the American Council for Judaism. The letter points out that "careless use of the words 'Jew' and 'Jewish' to describe aspects of the sovereign state of Israel can lead only to confusion."


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TEL AVIV (Apr. 16)
An Israeli air force cargo plane on Tuesday morning delivered six tons of emergency supplies for Kurdish refugees to Turkey, to be distributed by the Turkish Red Crescent, that country's equivalent of the Red Cross.
Aboard the Hercules transport plane on its way back to Israel was Israeli peace activist Abie Nathan, who spearheaded the Israeli drive to aid the Kurds.
The shipment included blankets, tents, clothing and medical supplies, mainly antibiotics, for the tens of thousands of refugees stranded without shelter or hygienic conditions in the mountainous border area between Turkey and Iraq.
The plight of the Kurdish refugees has, as was anticipated, worsened dramatically in the last few days, with hundreds dying daily of exposure, dehydration and dysentery in their crowded and unsanitary conditions.
The shipment was enabled by donations to Magen David Adorn, Israel's Red Cross equivalent, and the Association of Israelis of Kurdish Origin.
An MDA representative who accompanied the cargo said it was unloaded in 20 minutes at a Turkish military airfield. But the Turkish Red Crescent officials who received the supplies said it would take at least 36 hours to truck them to the border region because of bad roads.
Nathan has been sharply critical of what he called the haphazard manner in which aid is being air-dropped to the refugees by the United States and other countries. Numbers of Kurds have died from the impact of falling pallets of the goods.
Foodstuffs and other items have broken apart as they hit the ground, buffeted by the high winds of helicopter propellers. The helicopters are unable to land in the rocky terrain, particularly because of the high density of people encamped in the steep mountains.
Nathan, who went to Turkey last week to determine the best method to deliver humanitarian aid to those who need it most, said in a telephone interview prior to returning to Israel that he insisted that any supplies he donated would have to be landed by helicopter at Red Crescent distribution points near refugee encampments.


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The Lewisburg Division of Motor Vehicles' Regional Office will not conduct driver skills' testing Friday through Aug. 15.
Customers that need to take their driver skills' tests that week may do so at another regional office. The DMV regional offices close to Lewisburg include the Beckley, Summersville, Flatwoods, Elkins and Princeton offices. All other normal business transactions will be available those days.
For more information, contact the West Virginia Division of Motor Vehicles at 1-800-642-9066, or visit the DMV website at www.dmv.wv.gov.


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Wandy strikes out 10 to silence Pirates
Wandy strikes out 10 to silence Pirates
After the Astros' hitters had wasted solid starts in their previous three games because of a lack of run support, their bats finally came alive and hit some balls into the seats for Rodriguez in a 6-2 win.
"That was outstanding to see," Astros manager Brad Mills said. "He's throwing the ball well, throwing the ball with confidence, which is huge."
In the Astros' three previous games, they combined to score three runs against the Padres at PETCO Park, known as a pitcher's stadium. During that stretch, each Astros starter managed to throw a quality start, but none earned a victory.
All of that changed in Minute Maid, however. By the third inning, the Astros had already put five runs up on Texas native Brad Lincoln, including two home runs, which had the train moving.
"I felt comfortable when I saw a lot of scoring today," Rodriguez said.
The majority of that scoring came from the heart of the order, which has struggled for much of the year.
In the first, Michael Bourn led off with an infield single. He then moved quickly around the bases, stealing second, advancing to third on a flyout and scoring on a groundout. Bourn also helped the Astros again in the third when he singled and scored when Jeff Keppinger drove him home with a double that made it 3-0.
And then there were the homers. Two of the Astros' best hitters, Carlos Lee and Lance Berkman who have struggled much of the season, went deep. Lee blasted a homer to left field in the first for his first home run since June 12. Berkman then hit his first blast at home since June 3 to give the Astros a 5-0 lead in the third. "They hit three and four for a reason, because they are good hitters," Mills said. "When those good hitters are good hitters, it kind of brings everybody together a little bit."
Lee said Berkman and he had a conversation about getting on the same page recently.
"We've been together four years and have never been hot at the same time," Lee said. "We plan to have a good one together from now on."
Given ample run support, Rodriguez continued his stretch of dominating performances. He gave up just one run over seven innings and had 10 strikeouts. Rodriguez earned his third consecutive win since the Rangers rocked him for seven runs June 18.
This start was probably his best, too. He didn't allow a hit through the first three innings and only ran into problems in the fourth, when he gave up his only run. With one out and Andrew McCutchen on first, Rodriguez surrendered three consecutive singles to score McCutchen for the Pirates' first run.
Yet, unlike previous starts where a mistake by Rodriguez would turn into a multi-run inning, he maintained his poise. He got Bobby Crosby to pop up to catcher Jason Castro and struck out Lincoln to leave the bases loaded.
Rodriguez said he was aware of where he was in the Pirates' order.
"I tried to throw quality pitches because the next hitter was the pitcher," Rodriguez said. "When I saw it was 3-and-2, I threw a fastball right down the middle and he popped it up."
Rodriguez now has given up just two earned runs in his last 20 innings pitched. He continued the trend of Astros impressive starts with starters posting a 1.13 ERA over their last six games.
"He had a decent fastball tonight," Pirates second baseman Neil Walker said. "It seemed like he was nibbling both sides, but when he was getting into hitter's counts, he got real aggressive."
Just like the Astros finally were with their bats.
Steve Gartner is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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"I Will Do Everything In My Power"
Diagnosed with MS back in 2001, Rodney has a personal stake in this election when it comes to his health care.
"I'm a 55 year old African American living with MS -- and the idea of not having adequate health care or having health care available to me is frightening to say the least. It's really important for anyone with a chronic condition to be able to afford health care."
Not only does Rodney have to worry about himself, but he also has to worry about his daughter, who developed unexpected health problems as a teenager and now has a pre-existing condition. Before the Affordable Care Act passed, Americans with pre-existing conditions could be denied health care coverage, or have to pay more than they could afford.
"My youngest daughter had a stroke when she was 16 – so she has a pre-existing condition. It's so frightening to think what could happen to her. So the affordable care is extremely important to me."
Under President Obama, the Affordable Care Act has made health care more affordable already for thousands of Coloradans – including Rodney and his daughter. In Colorado alone, 1,300,000 people have access to preventive care, 2,300,000 will no longer be denied coverage for a pre-existing condition, 44,000 uninsured young adults are now covered by their parent's insurance, and over 39,000 seniors -- who fell into the doughnut hole last year -- saved an average of $600 on their prescription drugs.
Rodney knows the President has his back when it comes to affordable health care, and now he volunteers to make sure his neighbors know it too.
"I will do everything in my power to make sure that we can re-elect President Obama for the next four years."
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When you first install an Exchange 2k13 Mailbox Database you will notice there is a default database named something like below. You can access this by going to the EAC (https://fe1/ecp), Servers, Databases or using the EMS command Get-MailboxDatabase.
Most Administrators are going to want to either change this default name or delete this database. Renaming is pretty straightforward but deleting can be a little confusing. I will go through both tasks and hopefully clear up the hurdles you may face. Let's dig in.
To rename the database open the EAC, Click Servers, Databases, Click Edit (pencil), type in your new name and click save.
You don't have to dismount or anything just rename and save. Now if you are obsessive compulsive like me then the .edb database file name will have to match the actual DB name. When you rename the DB it won't change the .edb name. You can do that by dismounting the DB and running Move-DatabasePath –Identity "NewDBName" –EdbFilePath "<path>\NewDBName.edb. Now mount the DB with Mount-Database "NewDBName". We are now finished renaming our DB and the EDB file.
Now let's say we don't want to rename it but we want to delete it. We open up EAC and Click Servers, Databases, and then we click the trash can and click Delete. Unfortunately we get this error.
If you have moved all other mailboxes off this database (Get-Mailbox –Database "DatabaseName" | New-MoveRequest –TargetDatabase "TargetDatabaseName") then more than likely this error is due to Arbitration mailboxes. These hidden mailboxes are created by default when you add the first Exchange 2k10\2k13 Server to the Org. Since these mailboxes are hidden you won't get them by running Get-Mailbox. You must include the –Arbitration switch (see below).
Now to actually move these mailboxes we need to run Get-Mailbox –Arbitration and then pipe that to New-MoveRequest similar to below.
Once these moves are completed (Get-MoveRequest to check status) we can go back into EAC and delete this mailbox database successfully.


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At what point does Toronto's awful defensive play start to get worrisome? Yes, as Dwane Casey stated, the team is still elite in terms of defensive rating (ninth in the league), but there's been considerable slippage lately. Winning the Atlantic Division is a notable achievement, as is returning to the playoffs, but if the team doesn't start playing like it did for most of the season again, the post-season run will be a short one.
- For the first three months following the Rudy Gay trade, the Raptors ranked No. 4 in the league in defensive rating (100.5 points allowed per 100 possessions). Since then (just over a month), Toronto ranks 20th (106.4 defensive rating). That's a massive difference. Losing Amir Johnson and Kyle Lowry for much of the stretch and Patrick Patterson before that has a lot to do with the drastic falloff, but it's not the only excuse. Fatigue, a lack of practice time and sub-par concentration also could be to blame. Things need to change, and quickly.
- There wasn't much celebrating going on in the locker room, hard to get too excited when you just lost, they all said, but there was genuine pride in winning the division. "It's awesome. Wasn't the way we wanted to do it, but we got it. It's big man, This is what we've been playing for, to get a chance to be in the playoffs and winning the division it's just a big cherry on top," Johnson told the Sun. "We've got a lot more to go, but it's a proud moment."
Johnson on things looking bleak when the team started 6-12: "We kept fighting, some new changes, we stuck with it, we stayed here, we worked hard and it's definitely, I feel like it's well-deserved."
- Jonas Valanciunas continues to surge on the boards. While he uncharacteristically struggled to finish inside, like his teammates (We missed a lot of bunnies. I think we shot 30% inside the three-point line," Casey said) he was Dwight Howard-like on the glass. He even did the old Moses Malone a couple of times, knocking the ball off of the glass to himself, padding his stats by getting to the ball before anybody else could. Only Chris Bosh, Donyell Marshall and Reggie Evans have hauled in more rebounds in a game as Raptors. Amir's best is 18 and Kevin Willis once did that as well.
- Casey on the loss: "It's funny how the expectations change. We go from developing and now all at once we lost to Carmelo Anthony and a team like this and the world (is collapsing). We still have some growing to do. We have a great foundation from where we are. Now we just want to be ready to go into the playoffs with some momentum."
- Lowry on setting franchise-record for three-point shots and how he's developed his jump shot: "Hard work, man. It's part of my game now. You can't just expect me to be a driver like my first couple years in the league. Now, it's a threat."
- It was nice to see Amar'e Stoudemire having a turn back the clock effort. He's a good guy that has been through a lot. He had a lot of time for Andrew Wiggins post-game. I asked how he knows him and what he said to the potential No. 1 overall draft pick:
"Oh, I met Wiggins back when he was in high school for the Jordan Classic and I was giving him words of encouragement back then before he went off to Kansas," Stoudemire said post-game. " Just told him congratulations on a phenomenal year at Kansas and I'll see him soon (in the NBA)." Kansas alum Cole Aldrich also went over to say hello and Knicks guard Toure Murray, a Wichita State product, did the same to Nick Wiggins and Chadrack Lufile, who are seniors at the school and went undefeated this year until facing Kentucky at the NCAA tournament.
Some stats: Toronto has still never been 15 games above .500 and will need to win its next two to get there. Valanciunas reached double figures in scoring for the eighth consecutive game. Toronto's 39-20 record since the trade coming in was the best record in the Eastern Conference.
Toronto had made at least 10 three-pointers in five straight games and shooting about 45% from outside in that stretch. The team fell to 22-9 when it makes 10 or more threes. Toronto is now 11-4 against the Atlantic Division.
- While a Toronto-Brooklyn matchup is looking likely at the moment, if Toronto draws Charlotte, the chatter is the U.S. networks won't even bother to send up a crew for that series and instead will use the Toronto broadcast. That's because there will be little interest in watching those two teams in the States.
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It's not so unusual for a 16-year-old to feel annoyed if not downright doomed.
Distant from her parents, misunderstood by the universe and stuck in the ennui of high school, it seems fitting if dramatic that loner Rachel Stein would dress her misery in Goth, white Kabuki face with black lips.
As alien as said Rachel appears on stage at the Jewish Ensemble Theatre in the new comedy "End Days," just opened, she may be the only normal character in the play.
JET describes "End Days" as a divine comedy about Sylvia Stein, a suburban mother and a Jewish to Christian convert determined to prepare her family for The Rapture, the imminent end of the world as we know it.
Fanatical Sylvia's family includes her agoraphobic husband Arthur who hasn't left the house in ages, and her Gothic offspring.
Actors include John Manfredi�as Arthur Stein, Emily Sutton-Smith as Sylvia, and Lydia Hiller�as Rachel who absolutely reigns in studded leather, an angel in fishnets, a brat in black lace.
"End Days" also unites a believe-it-or-not cast of actors/ characters which includes Eric Eilerson as Elvis-impersonator and next door neighbor Nelson Steinberg -- and Andrew Head in the alternating roles of Jesus and Stephen Hawking.
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The dark comedy written by Deborah Zoe Laufer and directed by Tony Casselli makes us equally incredulous and rapt with curiosity, all because of young Hiller's portrayal.
Hiller's poise on stage, her timing and appropriate movement like a skittish cat, are wonderful, an uncanny delivery from a student working on her BFA in acting at MSU.
Both Hiller, and Head who is an MFA student at MSU, hold their moxy against the professional actors on stage.
And Laufer does her craft proud as she makes it all plausible - as any situation after 9-11 might be.
Yes, this is a lot to wrap your head around, but Laufer is recipient of the Helen Merrill Playwriting Award and Lilly Award, and "End Days" boasts some 30 productions, premiered in New York City at the Ensemble Studio Theatre which earned the ATCA Steinberg citation in 2007.
And the JET made an investment in "End Days" as a co-production with the Williamston Theatre where the play ran before arriving here, and Michigan State University.
MSU talent includes Kirk Domer, scene designer, and his set is a stark white plastic skeleton at first which later grows the muscle of shape and color as the story fattens up. The set becomes more real as the characters become more transparent, and the effect is like going from comic book to cartoon to watercolor.
The effect emotionally both feeds us and sets our teeth on edge. We are awaiting The Rapture, remember?
Laufer weaves our "suspension of disbelief" (as defined by Samuel Taylor Coleridge in 1817 as how a reader or viewer could accept the implausibility of a fantastical narrative) into her story just as she dares Rachel to remain an outcast.
The writer has added the characters of Jesus as an on-stage imaginary friend to Sylvia, and Stephen Hawking as an on-stage imaginary friend to Rachel.
Jewish Ensemble Theatre Artistic Director David Magidson explained, "On the surface the play seems absurd, but we get a visit with Jesus for religious comfort and Stephen Hawking for scientific comfort."
The tension of religion and science provide the audience with a way to both believe and to be skeptical of the story.
Because the play is absurd in the writer's choice of characters and plot, we are able to look at our own foibles and reconsider ourselves.
If we laugh at Sylvia's rigid claim that the she knows the Rapture is here and now, perhaps we will also laugh at our own rigid deadlines and fears.
If we mock Elvis's sequins and sideburns, we can't deny that some of our own pretentions are also humorous.
If we make snap judgments before we know the whole story about upon a man stuck in his pajamas, a mother toting Bibles, a daughter dressed like Halloween, and a neighbor dressed like Elvis in Vegas, we will have to confront our own narrowmindedness and challenge ourselves to be more forgiving.
At the time we laughed.
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