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Finding Meaning in the Midst of Suffering
In his classic book Where Is God When It Hurts, Philip Yancey gave us permission to doubt, reasons not to abandon faith, and practical ways to reach out to hurting people.
And now, thirty years after writing his first book, Yancey revisits our cry of Why, God in three places stunned into silence by the calamities that have devastated them. At some point all of us will face the challenges to faith Yancey writes about and look for the comfort and hope he describes.
There are reasons to ask, once again, the question that never goes away: Where is God when we suffer? And Yancey, once again, leads us to find faith when it is most severely put to the test.
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Philip Yancey serves as editor-at-large for Christianity Today magazine. He has written thirteen Gold Medallion Award-winning books and won two ECPA Book of the Year awards for What's So Amazing About Grace? and The Jesus I Never Knew. Four of his books have sold over one million copies. Yancey lives with his wife in Colorado. Website: www.philipyancey.com
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mojoTexasAge: 35-44Gender: male4 Stars Out Of 5A great resource for hurting peopleMarch 5, 2014mojoTexasAge: 35-44Gender: maleQuality: 4Value: 4Meets Expectations: 4This lenten season, I decided to teach the book of Job to my congregation, which means I took the obvious route and decided to think about "Why do bad things happen to good people?" Philip Yancy's new book "The Question that Never Goes Away" addresses this very primal question.
Why do tsunamis happen and why do planes crash into buildings? Why do people die before their time? And why do gunmen storm into school yards and shoot little children? And then - if these things happen in our world - WHY does God allow them? WHY doesn't He stop them? WHY does it seem like there is so much evil in the world?
Back in 1997 Yancey wrote a book called "Where is God when it hurts" and since that time he has been invited all across the globe to share his perspective on the all-loving God who allows human suffering. This new book, "The Question that Never Goes Away" is Yancy's sequel and his reflections since writing that first volume.
Filled with relevant and recent topics, Yancey does a terrific job attempting to offer solace and comfort in a world that seems out of control.
Yancey has an easy to read "story-tellers" voice and this would make a great gift for that certain someone in your life that is climbing a difficult mountain, or enduring a darkened road. Well recommended.
hayleyUSAAge: 25-34Gender: female4 Stars Out Of 5Excellent gift for the hurtingJanuary 15, 2014hayleyUSAAge: 25-34Gender: femaleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5Why?
It is a question that cries out for an answer when we can't wrap our minds around the Hand of God allowing pain.
Yancey writes with clarity and honesty, never deviating from the strong belief that God is Love, even in the darkest moments: Sarajevo, tsunamis, twenty little kindergarteners whose lives are snuffed out at Christmastime. Is God there? Does He care? Yancey examines these questions from a variety of religions and world views, including atheism, concluding logically that only Christianity provides hope and redemption for the heartache and pain of humanity.
Just 154 pages, this is an excellent book to give someone who has experienced great loss. Yancey's crisp, sweeping, journalistic style of writing includes thoughts from some of my favorite writers on the subject of pain: C.S. Lewis, Nouwen, Jerry Sittser. Because of Yancey's extensive research, many short quotes from other sources are shared. Two rather confusing ones made me pause though: one, an evolutionary view of how humans show compassion, and the other referring to "the God of 14 billion years since the beginning of the universe." Elsewhere the author affirms his own views on our Creator God, but the lack of clarification would make me hesitate a bit before I gave the book to an unbeliever.
Having experienced the loss of a child, I know that some of the greatest healing came to my heart from reading books people gave to me. I have a shelf dedicated to grief and loss and it's kind of a revolving library because I give away the best ones to others who would benefit. The Question That Never Goes Away is already headed to a friend of mine, so I will have to order my own copy to restock my bookshelf.
This hopeful, clear, healing little book validates pain while pointing to our Creator Who sent His Son to die so that pain and sin wouldn't define humanity forever.
Disclaimer: I received this book for free through the Book Sneeze blogger review program. I was not required to write a positive review.
nomer15Gender: female4 Stars Out Of 5Excellent Follow-Up BookJanuary 13, 2014nomer15Gender: femaleThe sequel to Philip Yancey's best-selling book, "Where Is God When It Hurts", addresses the question of "why" in the midst of suffering. "The Question That Never Goes Away" takes the reader on a journey to three different parts of the world that were stunned by tragedies that befell them. In the span of one year, Yancey visits the scene of the devastating tsunami in Japan, Sarajevo, Bosnia where incredible ethnic cleansing ripped apart a region, and Newton, Connecticut where 26 adults and children were brutally murdered in their elementary school.
While never truly answering the question of "why", Yancey provides a framework for anyone undergoing suffering. He draws the reader back to the fact that no matter what painful circumstance we may be going through, God is with us. He reminds us that until eternity "..no answer to suffering will satisfy, even if we had the capacity to comprehend the answer" (p. 47). He brings balance to living in our present fallen world and remembering that perfection awaits us in heaven, our eternal home. Many of the stories he chooses to share in the light of these tragedies remind us that light does still shine in the midst of overwhelming darkness.
This book is a good read for anyone who is struggling with finding their way through pain or suffering. It may not hold the answers to "why", but it points us to the One who does know "why" and who suffers along with us.
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3300 Wilshire Blvd
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Arsis performing "A Celebration Of Guilt" in it's entirety.
09/01/14 Springfield, VA @ Empire
09/02/14 - Trenton, NJ @ Championship Bar
09/03/14 - New York, NY @ Santos
09/04/14 - Boston, MA @ Brighton Music Hall
09/05/14 - Montreal, @ QC Foufounes Electriques
09/06/14 - Quebec City, @ QC Dagobert
09/08/14 - Lakewood, @ OH The Foundry
09/12/14 - Winnipeg, @ MB The Zoo
09/13/14 - Saskatoon, @ SK Rock Bottom
09/16/14 - Vancouver, @ BC Red Room
09/17/14 - Seattle, WA @ Studio Seven
09/18/14 Portland, OR @ Tonic Lounge
09/20/14 - Anaheim, CA @ O.C. Music Hall
09/21/14 - San Diego, CA @ New Royal Dive
09/23/14 - Denver, CO @ Moon Room
09/25/14 - Fort Worth, TX @ Rail Club
09/27/14 Orlando, FL @ Haven Lounge
09/28/14 Tampa, FL @ The Orpheum
4/8 - Drive Like Jehu @ The Glasshouse
4/10 - Andrew Jackson Jihad / Jeff Rosenstock @ The Irenic
4/16 - Ratatat @ House Of Blues
5/1 - Lightning Bolt @ The Chapel
5/28 - Neutral Milk Hotel @ North Park Theatre
9/28 - AC/DC @ Dodgers Stadium
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Kevin Drew - 2014 Tour Dates
September 23rd | Portland, MA
Port City Music Hall
September 24th | Boston , MA
September 26th | Brooklyn, NY
Music Hall Of Williamsburg
September 27th | Washington, DC
9:30 Club w/ Thurston Moore
September 28th | Philadelphia, PA
The World Cafe
September 30th | Birmingham, AL
Bottletree w/ J Mascis
October 1st | Nashville, TN
Exit / In w/ J Mascis
October 2nd | Athens, GA
The 40 Watt | w/ J Mascis
October 3rd | Atlanta, GA
Terminal West w/ J Mascis
October 4th | Louisville, KY
Zanzabar w/ J Mascis
October 5th | St.Louis, MO
Off Broadway Nightclub w/ J Mascis
October 6th | Los Angeles, CA
The Theatre At Ace Hotel w/ Belle & Sebastian
October 7th | Los Angeles, CA
The Theatre At Ace Hotel w/ Belle & Sebastian
October 8th | Phoenix, AZ
Civic Space Park w/ Belle & Sebastian
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Fri/Nov-28 Toronto, ON The Sound Academy
Sat/Nov-29 Montreal, QC Metropolis
Sun/Nov-30 Boston, MA House of Blues
Tue/Dec-02 New York, NY Best Buy Theater
Wed/Dec-03 Philadelphia, PA Trocadero Theatre
Fri/Dec-05 Tampa, FL Jannus Landing
Sat/Dec-06 Atlanta, GA Buckhead Theatre
Mon/Dec-08 St. Louis, MO The Pageant
Tue/Dec-09 Chicago, IL The Vic Theatre
Wed/Dec-10 Minneapolis, MN Mill City Nights
Fri/Dec-12 Denver, CO Ogden Theatre
Sat/Dec-13 Salt Lake City, UT The Complex
Mon/Dec-15 Seattle, WA Showbox SODO
Tue/Dec-16 Vancouver, BC Queen Elizabeth Theatre
Wed/Dec-17 Portland, OR Roseland Theater
Fri/Dec-19 San Francisco, CA The Regency Ballroom
Sat/Dec-20 Pomona, CA The Fox Theater Pomona
Hyperdub USA Tour w/ Kode 9, Scratcha DVA, Ikonica, DJ Spinn, Taso, DJ Earl and Mala
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Jealous of anyone seeing him at Casbah this week! Two NYC shows
You're Dead!There's no LA date on the tour announcement because there's something extra special planned for home.
Flying Lotus w/ Thundercat - 2014 Tour Dates
25 Casbah, San Diego
16 Ceremonia Festival, Mexico City
17 Summer Set Music Fesitval, Somerset, WI
24 FYF Fest - Los Angeles, CA
09 The Beacham Theatre, Orlando FL
10 III Points Festival, Miami FL
11 The Tabernacle, Atlanta GA
12 Cats Cradle, Carrboro NC
13 Lincoln Theatre, Washington DC
14 Tower Theater, Upper Darby PA
15 Terminal 5, New York NY
16 Music Hall of Williamsburg, Brooklyn NY
17 Paradise, Boston MA
18 Higher Ground, South Burlington VT
20 Societe des Arts Technologiques, Montreal QC
21 Danforth Music Hall, Toronto ON
23 Royal Oak Music Hall, Royal Oak MI
24 Concord Music Hall, Chicago IL
07 The Roundhouse, London UK
09 Fun Fun Fun Fest, Austin TX
11 Marquee Theatre, Tempe AZ
15 The Catalyst Club, Santa Cruz CA
17 Roseland Theater, Portland OR
18 Neptune, Seattle WA
19 Commodore Ballroom, Vancouver BC
21 The Complex, Salt Lake City UT
22 Fillmore Auditorium, Denver CO
Oh shit. Asobi Seksu is getting back together for one night to open for Slowdive in Boston on October 26.
2/28 Warpaint @ Fais Do-Do, 4/10 St. Vincent @ The Cosmopolitan, 5/2 Desert Daze, 5/8-10 Levitation
2/28 Warpaint @ Fais Do-Do, 4/10 St. Vincent @ The Cosmopolitan, 5/2 Desert Daze, 5/8-10 Levitation
Only way they can make sure its pitch black for their set.
10/20 San Francisco, CA - The Independent*
10/23 Los Angeles, CA - The Roxy*
10/24 Santa Ana, CA - The Observatory*
10/25-10/26 Las Vegas, NV - Life Is Beautiful Festival
10/27 Salt Lake City, UT - In The Venue*
10/28 Denver, CO - Sherman Street Event Center*
10/30 Minneapolis, MN - Fine Line Music Café
11/01 Chicago, IL - Lincoln Hall
11/06 New York, NY - Bowery Ballroom*
11/07 Philadelphia, PA - World Café Live - Downstairs*
11/08 Washington, DC - U Street Music Hall*
11/09 Allston, MA - Brighton Music Hall*
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October 02, 2014
Kichener, ON
Elements Nite Club
October 03, 2014
Hamilton, ON
Molson Canadian Studio at Hamilton Place
October 04, 2014
London, ON
London Music Hall
October 16, 2014
Ottawa, ON
Algonquin Commons Theatre
October 18, 2014
Montreal, QC
Le National
October 20, 2014
Fredericton, NB
Capitol Exhibition Centre
October 21, 2014
Moncton, NB
Capitol Theatre
October 22, 2014
Halifax, NS
Halifax Forum Multipurpose Room
October 24, 2014
Portland, ME
Port City Music Hall
October 25, 2014
Boston, MA
Paradise Rock Club
October 27, 2014
Toronto, ON
The Danforth Music Hall
October 29, 2014
New York, NY
Irving Plaza
October 31, 2014
Asbury Park, NJ
Stone Pony
November 01, 2014
Baltimore, MD
Rams Head Live!
November 02, 2014
Philadelphia, PA
Theatre of The Living Arts
November 04, 2014
Detroit, MI
St. Andrews Hall
November 05, 2014
Chicago, IL
House of Blues
November 07, 2014
Denver, CO
The Summit Music Hall
November 08, 2014
Salt Lake City, UT
The Complex
November 11, 2014
Los Angeles, CA
The Fonda Theatre
November 13, 2014
San Francisco, CA
Grand Ballroom At Regency Center
November 14, 2014
Portland, OR
Aladdin Theater
November 15, 2014
Seattle, WA
Showbox At The Market
November 18, 2014
Vancouver, BC
Vogue Theatre
10/17 Matthew Knight Arena, Eugene, OR
10/18 Key Arena, Seattle, WA
10/21 Santa Barbara Bowl, Santa Barbara, CA
10/22 Santa Barbara Bowl, Santa Barbara, CA
10/24 The Forum, Los Angeles, CA
10/25 Sleep Train Amphitheatre, San Diego, CA
10/27 Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, San Francisco, CA
10/28 Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, San Francisco, CA
10/29 Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, San Francisco, CA
10/31 MGM Grand, Las Vegas, NV
11/01 MGM Grand, Las Vegas, NV
11/02 MGM Grand, Las Vegas, NV
Ryan Adams
10-01 Santa Barbara, CA - Arlington Theater
10-05 Portland, OR - Arlene Schnitzer Hall
10-06 Seattle, WA - Paramount Ballroom
10-07 Vancouver, British Columbia - Orpheum Theater
10-09 Edmonton, Alberta - Francis Winspear Theater
10-10 Calgary, Alberta - Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium
10-12 Winnipeg, Alberta - Burton Cummings Theater
10-13 Minneapolis, MN - Northrop at the University of Minnesota
10-14 Milwaukee, WI - Riverside Theater
10-16 Chicago, IL - Chicago Theater
10-18 Ames, IA - Stephens Auditorium @ Iowa State Center
10-19 St. Louis, MO - Peabody Opera House
10-20 Kansas City, MO - Uptown Theater
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You can expect a san diego Fly Lo show every year at this time. Huge comic con fan that dude.
Awesome! Thanks for the Rhye update
I'll probably do one of the SB Phish shows. I have never seen Phish or really gotten into their music, but their live shows are fantastic.
If anyone wants to buy a Slint San Francisco ticket off me for face value, I just idiotically bought one on accident when I meant to buy for LA
TM will refund mistake stuff like that in my experience, just ask to buy the new ticket while you're on with the same rep.
Glad to hear these Nick Cave raves. I mean, I expect nothing less, but it's making me feel better about skipping Pitchfork and taking a bus all the way to Detroit to see him. He is a top 5 bucket list act and it sounds like I won't be disappointed. I even dreamed he played a set at my grandparents house last night.
http://www.ticketmaster.com/h/returns.html" like a normal person. He clearly said he wanted to try to sell his ticket because he brought the wrong one. I hope you don't talk to your mother with that mouth.
3/21/15 - Tweedy @ Theater at Ace Hotel // 3/27/15 - At The Gates (w/Converge, Pallbearer) @ Wiltern // 4/14/15 - Cloud Nothings @ Echo // 4/19/15 - Electric Wizard @ Roxy
// 4/22/15 - Faith No More - Wiltern // 5/15-17/15 - Psycho CA @ Observatory // 5/27/15 - Neutral Milk Hotel @ Warner Grand Theater //6/3/15 - Sufjan Stevens @ Dorothy Chandler
3/30: White Fence, Twerps @ Bottom of the Hill
3/31: Public Service Broadcasting @ DNA Lounge
4/6: Hookworms, Disappears @ The Rickshaw Stop
4/8: Drive Like Jehu @ The Glass House
4/9-12: Coachella
4/17: Swans, Angel Olsen
4/24-26: Stagecoach
I'm so glad Jeff opened up with "I will bury you in time' last night." I would have never expected to hear that song! It looks like he started playing it this month! The whole band sounded wonderful but I wish the set was a little longer....85 minutes wasn't enough! Neutral Milk Hotel has a way of getting deep inside your skin and staying there.


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Researchers at Medical College of Wisconsin and Children's Hospital of Wisconsin to study environmental health in the Alto Mayo rainforest of northern Peru
A research team at the Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW) and Children's Hospital of Wisconsin received a two-year grant from the National Institutes of Health Fogarty International Center, the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS), and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), to identify environmental health needs and opportunities in the remote, heavily deforested Alto Mayo rainforest on the eastern edge of the Andes Mountains in northern Peru.
Paula North, M.D., Ph.D., professor of pathology and chief of pediatric pathology at MCW, is the principal investigator for the grant while Ronald Hines, Ph.D., professor of pediatrics at MCW serves as a co-investigator. Dr. North also is medical director of the department of pathology and laboratory medicine at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, director of the Children's Hospital Research Institute Histology and Imaging Cores and Pediatric Biobank and Tissue Analytical Core. She also serves as Deputy Director of the joint UW Milwaukee, Children's Hospital Research Institute, NIEHS-sponsored Children's Environmental Health Sciences Core Center.
Previous research by the team, also supported by the National Institutes of Health Fogarty International Center, NIEHS, and NIOSH, has shown multiple environmental health risks in the Alto Mayo rainforest, including alarmingly high rates of infant and maternal mortality. These risks are found in other areas of Peru and around the world, where emerging agricultural and population centers are encroaching on remote traditional villages.
This grant will support new pilot studies focusing on indoor/outdoor air quality, water/soil quality, and the quality and safety of traditional medicinal plant preparations in the Alto Mayo rainforest. The goal is to establish an innovative, world-class Global Environmental and Occupational Health Hub (GEOHealth Hub), to help Peruvian health authorities develop targeted, effective public health policies and educational strategies to reduce environmental health risks and specifically to reduce infant and maternal mortality. These strategies could be applicable to other regions facing similar environmental hazards.
Partnering with MCW, Children's Hospital of Wisconsin and the Milwaukee-based Children's Environmental Health Science Core Center are the Peruvian Institute Nacional de Salud, the Yantalo Peru Foundation and the Oregon State University Superfund Research Program. Together, these institutions operate a sophisticated clinical and scientific facility they established in Yantalo, Peru, in the heart of the Alto Mayo region.
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Hosing Down Garlic and Onions??
Would there be anything harmful in gently hosing the dirt off freshly dug garlic bulbs and sweet onions? I need to use the 8 by 32 porch ceiling to hang the plants but I don't want the dirt falling on the porch. The allium obsession is getting out of hand and hanging to dry space is diminishing yearly.
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"The incomparable" seems destined to be a permanent honorific for Maya Moore, the woman with almost as many Wade Trophies (three) as career losses (four) at the University of Connecticut. Yet, the moment she steps on the campus at Storrs, Conn., Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis will be expected to, if not replace Moore, at least be comparable to her.
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No doubt inspired by the perverse Holocaust conference sponsored two years ago by Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, student members of the Islamist Basij militia published a book of cartoons mocking and minimizing the Shoah just in time for a festive distribution at a Tehran rally for Al-Quds Day. The annual hate-fest glorifies the Palestinian cause and is an opportunity for Iranians to wildly denounce Israel and America and bemoan the continuing presence of Jews in Jerusalem.
The 108-page book of 52 crude cartoons and satire, which evolved from a 2006 cartoon exhibition and competition, similarly has as its purpose to question the validity of the Holocaust itself, offering, according to the official Iranian news agency, "historical orientation on the Holocaust fiction and analyses of this historic distortion."
Iranian and Arab Holocaust denial has been growing, and particularly as part of Ahmadinejad's own strategy, as it has proven to be an effective tool for satisfying some of the same motives of deniers in America and Europe – namely, further insulting the memory of human tragedy and torturing both the living and the perished by second-guessing the extent, nature, or even certitude of the Final Solution.
But where traditional deniers have stopped there – even as they condemn the Jews in general for perpetrating a great lie for the purpose of evoking the world's continued sympathy and moral and financial support – the Muslim world has taken this revisionist effort to another level, accusing Zionism of creating and perpetuating the Holocaust lie for the express purpose of justifying Israel's creation and the subsequent subjugation, persecution, and "ethnic cleansing" of the Palestinians.
Thus, the Holocaust as myth serves a politically healing purpose for Iranians that no Western denier has needed to seek. Muslims, who do not care to mend the reputation of the Third Reich or defend its other nationalistic achievements by denying its role in the extermination of European Jewry, do want the reality, the actual occurrence of the Holocaust, to be proven false – if for no other reason than it would diminish most of Israel's moral capital by eliminating the cataclysmic social and political event that led the world to accept and endorse the creation of a Jewish state.
It is also a politically expedient accomplishment to position the Palestinians as the ultimate victims among victimized peoples, and this is much easier without the inexpressible evil of the Holocaust as a core element of Israel's tragic heritage. "After all," as Jonathan Eric Lewis has written, "if Zionism manufactured the lie of the Holocaust, then the Arab world, in exposing the lie, can view itself as the double victim of European imperialism and Zionist propaganda about European history."
If the victim status of Israel, and by extension all Jews, can be diminished by exposing the "lie" of the Holocaust, the Palestinians become the more aggrieved victims, a people victimized by former victims, the Jews, who spread the lie of their own suffering for material ends. Thus, for Ahmadinejad and other deniers, "denying the atrocity," Michael Shermer and Alex Grobman put it, "denies any moral authority to victims of the atrocity."
It is not without irony, of course, that while Ahmadinejad, not to mention Israel-haters in the West, want to rob Jews of the piece of dismal history that brought about the extermination of six million of their people, they are eager to repeat regularly the vile comparison they draw between the perceived behavior and shared values of the Zionist state and the Nazi regime.
Ahmadinejad and his like-minded brethren in the Muslim world have a secondary motive for resenting the actuality of the Holocaust, which initially conferred on Israel victim status and gained the world's sympathy. If the Iranian president can point to a great lie that led to Israel's creation, if he can ascribe to Israel a conspiratorial and exploitive deception that garnered the world's financial and moral support for the "Zionist regime," as he is fond of calling it, he can also dismiss the successes of the democratic Israeli state and help explain why Iran's own society and culture have languished in comparison: Jewish wile and duplicity.
Whether or not people believe the Holocaust actually took place is, for Ahmadinejad and other Jew-haters, immaterial; more important for them is slandering and causing hurt to Israelis, and in the most cruel and hateful way, by accusing them of having turned into a nation that practices genocide and engages in inhuman barbarism – just like the Nazis did.
How better to cause the greatest hurt and to speak the gravest criticism than to deny or minimize that the Nazi atrocities and slaughter ever took place, and then to suggest, that if they did, the people reborn of that fire have descended morally to the same moral level as their former tormenters?
For some in the Arab world, anti-Semitism – and, by extension, Israel hatred – is still the stupid answer for why things go wrong in the world. It is a worldview that creates conspiracies as a way of explaining the unfolding of historical events; it is a pessimistic and frantic outlook, characterized in 1964 by historian Richard Hofstadter as "the paranoid style" of politics, which shifts responsibility from the self to sinister, omnipotent others – typically and historically the Jews.
The overarching objective of Iranian-sponsored Holocaust-themed conferences, cartoon exhibits, student-produced hate literature – of deniers in general – is to expose this vast conspiracy that only they see and once and for all show how, in a fraud perpetrated over the course of some 60 years, the "Zionist regime" has duped the world with a hoax of such perfidy that it has helped create an "immoral" state of Israel at the expense of Arab states and the ever-victimized Palestinians.
They yearn to peel away Jewish "deceit" and rewrite their own history – this time with themselves, not Jews, as the victims, and no longer made to pay the price of Nazism's treachery by having to define themselves in the mirror of another people's own tragic history.
About the Author: Richard L. Cravatts, Ph.D., author of "Genocidal Liberalism: The University's Jihad Against Israel & Jews," is president of Scholars for Peace in the Middle East.
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My beliefs & actions have led to numerous death threats against me; my excommunication by my church
In November 2014, Islamic Relief Worldwide was classified as a terrorist organization by the United Arab Emirates.
Too rarely appreciated for its symbolic weight; it can represent freedom and independence.
Erica Pelman is a spiritually-driven woman. She is founder and director of "In Shifra's Arms" (ISA), an organization that offers aid to pregnant Jewish women of all religious backgrounds practically, financially and emotionally. Its arms are open to any pregnant woman in need whether single, divorced, separated, or from a financially-strapped family. "Presently, we are […]
Many so-called "humanitarian NGOs" frequently abuse Israel by applying false moral equivalencies
Israeli history now has its version of "Dewey Defeats Truman" with headlines from 2 anti-Bibi papers
In God's plan why was it necessary that Moses be raised by Pharaoh, away from his own family&people?
In their zechus may we all come to appreciate that life is a fleeting gift and resolve to spend every precious moment of it as if it were the last.
In any event, Mr. Netanyahu after the election sought to soften his statement on Palestinian statehood and apologized for what he conceded were remarks that "offended some Israeli citizens and offended members of the Israeli Arab community."
A worthy idea any way you look at it.
There is something quite distinctive about the biblical approach to time.
The Waqf kept control of the Temple Mount due to Dayan's "magnanimity in victory" after 6 Day war
The event promotes "1 state" solution (end of Israel as a Jewish State), BDS, lawfare against Israel
I rescued you?! You're doing me a favor letting me help you!
Abbas has been adding new layers of rhetoric to his tactical campaign to de-Judaize Jerusalem
Only in the inverted world of academia would Jewish professors denounce the AMCHA Initiative report.
Rather than serving as a deterrent against terrorist attacks, Israel's military strength and capabilities are instead looked at as an unfair advantage in the asymmetrical war in which it finds itself.
The multiculturalism that animates the hate-Israel crowd is sprinkled with code words of oppression
Jews do not fare well on campuses these days, particularly in the context of the debate over Israel.
The cynical, and historically and factually inaccurate, view has meant leftists frequently denounce Western democracies as imperialistic, racist, militaristic oppressors.
What was unique about the MLA's and the ASA's approach was the breathtakingly Orwellian notion that not only was Israel itself guilty of the many alleged transgressions assigned to it by its libelers, but a boycott against Israeli academics was warranted because the academic establishment itself is complicit in Zionism's excesses and a core element of the bemoaned occupation, oppression, and denial of Palestinian self-determination.
The ASA has obviously overlooked the pathology of Palestinian society.
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Who does your yard work?
I moved last year into a small home with a small yard. I'm currently putting in more roses and perennials. This past year I've had a yard guy mow and trim twice a month, and during the summer I would supplement between his mowing by running my non-gas reel mower over the yard.
He is off for the winter now since the grass is pretty much not growing.
I'm thinking of doing my own yard work next year even though I'm older. At my previous house, he cut down a section of wildflower seedlings, just because they were not grass. But ordinarily he does a good job at reasonable cost.
A rechargeable cordless trimmer and my reel mower are enough to get the job done so I would not have to mess with fetching gas. I'm older too, but retired, so I could take my time and do the mowing one day and the trimming the next. And I'm getting a particularly protective feeling about the tiny rose rooted cuttings I'm putting in now.
There are plusses and minuses with each option, having yard work done and doing it myself, so I thought I'd ask and see how y'all do it?
My husband does most of the lawn stuff. He helps me with the roses, but I pretty much do that myself. When we retire, we will hopefully get a smaller property so it will be easier to take care of.
I should add that my husband works from home and has a lot of time off. If he was working 9-8 M-F we'd probably get a lawn service. But it would make me nervous. We do have the guys come 4 times a year to do fertilizing for the lawn and one year they dragged a hose across the yard and killed a baby tea rose that I had planted earlier that year.
I do my own yard work. I'll be 70 shortly and figure it is good exercise for me--though I notice, as you suggested, it takes me a couple days rather than a couple hours to get the job done each time. But that's all right. No one ever won a prize for mowing their yard the fastest!
Last summer I hired my neighbor who has a lawn service. They whipped up a storm getting the job done quickly, but I had a series of minor complaints--grass too short no matter how often I asked for more length on my fescue grass, grass not being mowed when I thought it should be, edging round the garden beds with an edger is not very neat looking, etc. The only thing I miss is how they could blow out all the leaves and dispose of them in a couple hours of work. I have to put my lawnmower on mulch and mow and re-mow the yard several times before most of the leaves are gone (lots of trees around my house). So I do miss them a couple times during the year, but the rest of the time, I prefer doing the yardwork myself--and even if I don't particularly want to on some days, I still figure it is good for me to HAVE to get up and go mow! LOL
I think I am a control freak, at least about the garden. So, my DH (he takes instruction WAY better than any "gardeners" we have ever had) and I do it ourselves. Slowly (we are in our early 60s) - maybe 2-3 hours at a time, and weeks can go by between "times". Right now we are trying to do our Fall cleanup, so we are spending more time in the garden. I really do think it is theraputic, too.
Around here it is almost impossible to find anything other than "mow & blow" guys. My MIL had those at her house, and it was better than nothing, barely. When we were both still working we had a gardener who came once a week for 4-5 hours. He took care of the roses OK (after I convinced him that they were not all hybrid teas, and did NOT all need to be pruned the way he had been taught), but basically thought that I should cut down all of our trees & other bushes to achieve "perfect" conditions for the roses.
We had to fire him one Jan - he cut off half of the branches of our flowering crab apple tree (which was just about to bloom) because they were "in his way" when he went to prune some roses. THE SAME DAY he also cut back my old old Japanese quince bush (which was also just about to bloom) to practically noting for the same stated reason. I almost had a heart attack - those two plants blooming In Jan were one of the things I looked forward to all year, and they were in the front of the garden right by the street. After that we decided that trying to hire help for the garden was way more trouble than it was worth.
I'm in my mid-60's, a retired landscaper, with 1.5 acres. I do most of my own work. Occasionally I hire a kid or a lawn service--neither of which has ever lived up to my standards. I threaten them with huge monetary layouts if they damage my roses. Also, as long as it's green, I don't care too much about the grass; it's just the stuff between the rose beds. Gardening is good exercise, tho it takes me longer now than it used to. My knees are shot and my once very mild asthma is now a real problem because I've become allergic to all manner of plants since moving here. When I can't do my own work, I will hire one person and train him/her in exactly what I want done, how, when. Certainly most mow&blow people do not know anything about gardening and a lot of people who go into landscaping come up thru the ranks of big companies that do very mainstream stuff. They have never learned about real gardens, just how to whack hedges and plant boxwoods and petunias.
We have 2.5 acres and I'm the gardener in the family. My DH takes care of the mowning and the heavy-lifting tasks like digging holes, building structures, and putting down truckloads of mulch for my multiple rose beds and perennials. My gardens are my passion and I spend my summers outdoors every day caring for my roses, hydrangeas, iris, daylilies, clematis, trees, peonies, and conifers. If I had other people take care of my plants, it would take the enjoyment and peace out of why I garden in the first place. And like Catsrose, I have found most people are clueless when it comes to taking proper care of plants unless it's mainstream ordinary boring plants.
I'm also in Houston, Lucille. I have someone who mows and edges. He's supposed to come this week, but I'm going to tell him not to come again until March because the grass isn't growing. He isn't going to be very happy about that. I would do it myself, but it's so hot and humid in the summer that it makes me feel bad for several days if I do it myself. I don't let him do anything else because he doesn't recognize good plants, and I've lost too many plants to people with no education or training to let them do anything with anything but grass any more.
Great comment Hoovb. As time goes by I have less lawn (any lawn is just naturally occuring bermuda grass) and more roses! Of 10 acres, about 1/3 acre is planted in things that need maintenance (the rest can be mowed by the tractor). I work an approx. 60 hr/week job, have a horse ranch on the side, and do every drop of garden work. Gardening is my therapy - it would be contra-theraputic for me to have someone else do the work. I do have a stall cleaner though!
My best friend - manual hedge trimmers. They are my deadheaders. I can deadhead all in about 1/2 hour. This winter I plan to put down paper and cardboard everywhere between plants and cover with light soil, or hay, or something, to try to keep down the weeds. Keeping on top of the weeds is one of my biggest challenges. Plus watering - I keep saying this, but THIS year comes the drip system. Moving sprinklers is not a good use of my time.
Who does our yard work? Almost always my husband and I do it together! The only exception are things we can't do easily--like taking out a 50-foot dying honeylocust. We hired professionals for that.
But as for the other work, some years ago we noticed that any task is a lot more fun if you make it a "social occasion." So while he does all the mowing, I'll be out there as well, mostly weeding my rose and flower beds.
We've had an overly abundant crop of acorns this year. The best approach we've found so far is first, mow our long fescue pretty short, then rake the acorns into piles, then pick up those pesky nuts with a shop vacuum. He does the mowing, but I'm right behind him with a rake, and we both take turns with the shop vac.
We're not retired yet, so most Saturdays we just work outside together for an hour or two, basically until we tell each other we've had "Enough joy!"
I love being outside. It is indeed therapeutic. And it sure beats housework. Lol.
We do our own yard work. My brother runs the tractor around the lawn and I do pretty much everything else. We priced out a couple of lawn services and found for our big lot it was just too expensive. The tractor we bought has more than paid for itself now.
I'm 71, mowed for 30 years, but can't handle the Texas heat anymore, it's brutal especially in August! FINALLY found a lawn service that does a good job, after trying a few and wasn't happy. I take care of the plants, and so appreciate this lawn care!
ogrose, what a lovely house and garden you have!
My husband and I do all the garden work, but hire someone to trim down the weeds on the remainder of our country property once or twice a year. The first thing we did when we moved here was to take out all the grass which someone had painstakingly planted not too long before the house was sold to us. Rabbits love grass and were having a field day, but now it's all roses and companion plants, trees and bushes, which I love so much more. To me grass in drought-stricken southern California is just plain wrong, and aesthetically doesn't look appropriate either. Without grass having a garden service doesn't make much sense since, ironically, most of them don't know a thing about gardening.
Thank you so much for the nice comments! We're in the process of remodeling our 40 year old house that we bought new in 1971, will put a patio cover in eventually, right now we're in the first stages of the kitchen, oh boy, lots of fun!
When we were young, I put the yard and "sort of" flower beds in, while my husband played soccer all weekend (just as well!) Really have focused on caring for the grass, so far so good.
My oldest son is a landscape contractor, he has been a big help to me, so have come a long way from where I was...
I have a good lawn-guy now, my hubby did it until he passed in '06 and the neighbor-lady referred her guy to me, he charges $55. per month and does a good job, but my lawn is quite small.... I'm 85 now but do all my other garden-work and caring for my 150+ roses, my son comes and does tree-work and heavy stuff and takes me in his pick-up to get horse manure.... the St Augustine grass seems to stop growing in the winter here so it gets mowed just every other week, but in the summer heat it does need the weekly mowing-blowing-edging, and he does a good job and understands to not touch the roses! sally


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