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Soon you will see ads, courtesy of Pamela Geller, in the New York City subway system that state, "Islamic Jew-Hatred: It's in the Qur'an."
Is she right?
It's easy to understand why many Jews might think so. Anti-Semitism has become a frightening force in much of the Muslim world, and a recent Anti-Defamation League study has shown that anti-Semitism is more common in Muslim majority countries than in any other region identified by religion, culture or geography. Muslims need to address this problem for many reasons, not least of which is that anti-Semitism reflects deep ignorance and a willingness to be manipulated by simplistic propaganda that is harmful to Muslims as well as Jews.
But anti-Semitism is not found in the Qur'an.
This may be difficult to fathom given the recent heated public discussion. Some people cite what appear to be obviously angry and seemingly hateful negative references to Jews in the Qur'an. Others argue that these verses are taken out of context. They cite counter-verses from the same Qur'an that appear to respect Jews and even refer to Jews using the same positive language reserved for followers of Muhammad.
So what's the real story? As usual, the issue is not so simple, and many on both sides of the debate do us all a disservice with their hyperbole and naïve arguments.
In Haaretz, Moshe Arens has accused the Israeli left of not accepting, first, that Israeli democracy is working fine, and second, the specific "verdict of the electorate."
Arens' framing of Israeli democracy is flawed because he leaves several important points out of his description. To begin with, the Israeli left doesn't wonder why the system isn't functioning; they know perfectly well that it is. It's the incentives they've identified driving the vote that they want to change, not the system itself.
They're worried about the apathy that characterizes recent Israeli voting patterns. In addition to a declining voter turnout rate — from between 70% and 90% from 1949 to 2003 to under 70% since then (though it has risen slightly since 2009) — the default pattern has for some time been the right-wing parties, particularly as the economy has been doing well. Israeli leftists understand that the voting public needs to be made aware of the price of maintaining that pattern — mostly occupation and settlement expansion and the moral, political, financial and security costs associated with them. They also know they need a stronger message than the right's playing on general security threats and efforts to instill fear of those with different political ideologies and backgrounds.
Arens is right that the electorate has held the left accountable for Oslo, the withdrawal from Lebanon and even the withdrawal from Gaza. He might have added that the left-wing parties themselves haven't been able to get beyond the old slogans that "ending the occupation" and "negotiated withdrawals" would make everything immediately better. But he might also have added that the right-wing parties haven't gotten past their own outdated ideas.
Israelis hide in a concrete pipe used as a shelter during a Palestinian rocket attack / Getty Images
This summer, I heard the word "we" over and over as Jews around the world (appropriately) condemned the horrific murder of Palestinian youth Mohammed Abu Khdeir. "We Jews don't do this," they claimed, even as empirical evidence to the contrary mounted. Some Jews do do this. But they are clearly the exception. Jews know what it's like to be persecuted. That means we don't hate Arabs because of who they are, but we hate how some Arabs behave. We are most certainly not racists. Okay. If you say so.
Until recently I felt proud of the manner in which my whole community handled questions regarding race. Then last month, I found myself becoming one. A racist, that is.
As sirens blared, we experienced the physical stress that comes with even the few runs to the bomb shelter that we had in Jerusalem. The rush of adrenaline that washes over you every time you hear a siren.
Robert Ransdell's campaign slogan on view in Kentucky / WLWT
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Is anti-Semitism ever a response to things that Jews do?
Jeffrey Goldberg thinks saying "Jews… Jewish organizations, or the Jewish state" ever cause anti-Semitism amounts to blaming the victim. Thus he attacked Kenneth Roth, the executive director of Human Rights Watch, for tweeting, "Germans rally against anti-Semitism that flared in Europe in response to Israel's conduct in Gaza war."
Goldberg is right to highlight and condemn anti-Semitic violence in Europe, which is horrible and scary. But he's wrong about Roth, because he's thinking fuzzily about anti-Semitism.
First off, denying that Israel's behavior has any causal role in anti-Semitism is deeply counter-intuitive. This summer, Israel fought a war and anti-Semitism surged in Europe — are those two facts supposed to be a coincidence?
Social scientists like to say that you cannot explain a variable with a constant. That is, there's plenty of "irrational hatred" of Jews in Europe, but there always is. To explain changes in anti-Semitism, we need to discuss things that change — current events. And that's why, as Brooklyn College political scientist Corey Robin noted, in 2002, the esteemed Jewish sociologist Nathan Glazer not only attributed contemporary anti-Semitism to a reaction to Israel, but further claimed, "hostility can be reduced and moderated by [Israel's] policies." When you approach anti-Semitism as a detached observer, rather than a polemicist who has a beef with Human Rights Watch, this is obvious.
Goldberg gets mixed up because he conflates two very different questions. Glazer and Roth are just describing, totally without moral judgment, what causes what. Goldberg, who excoriates Roth for "accept[ing] these [anti-Semites'] pathetic excuses as legitimate," confuses causality with moral responsibility. As an example: Surely when the Lubavitcher Rebbe's motorcade ran over a black child, that was one of the causes of the Crown Heights riots, but that does not in the least justify the subsequent rioting. Israel bombing Gaza may cause upticks in anti-Semitism, without detracting one bit from the moral culpability of the anti-Semites in question. German neo-fascists and Jew-haters are contemptible. There should be no argument about that. But their strength and virulence vary over time, and Israel's actions can help explain those changes. Explaining isn't justifying.
Robert Ransdell's campaign slogan on view in Kentucky / WLWT
"With Jews We Lose"? No, this isn't a poster from Nazi Germany. It's a campaign placard currently on view in Kentucky, where write-in candidate Robert Ransdell is running for U.S. Senate. His party, The White Guard, "seeks to show White people the facts regarding the Jewish role in America's decline as well as highlight the destructive effects that multiculturalism, diversity, and political correctness have had on this country." (He details his whole platform in this incredibly rambly video.)
We here at the "Jew Media," as Ransdell calls it, had a few questions about his views. And so we emailed him. To our surprise, he answered back. Highlights of the interview, which has been edited for style and length, include: his belief that Christian Zionists should relocate to Israel, that no Jews are white, and that there's only one group out there more arrogant than members of the tribe.
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I don't share that view because Jews themselves don't share that view, it is absurd and a fantasy that Jews in America do not make a distinction between Jews and Whites, I won't even bother quoting the numerous statements made by Jews, past and present, that affirm this fact. Most Whites falsely see Jews as White because they are never given an in depth and accurate portrayal of Jewish solidarity, unity, and identity which would go to show, again through the actions and statements of Jews, through the prolific number of Jewish interests organizations, that Jews regard themselves as what they are, a separate group.
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As we are getting ready to dip our apple slices into honey for a sweet new year, beekeeper Liane Newton ensures that the precious queens and worker bees make it safely through the winter.
Newton runs nycbeekeeping.org a nonprofit that provides resources and a support system for urban beekeepers across the five boroughs. She is especially interested in using beekeeping trainings to connect the concept of ecological sustainability with hands-on science education.
She relishes the role that bees play in Rosh Hashanah. But what she values most in Judaism is the focus it puts on learning.
"I had the opportunity from a very young age to discuss ethical issues with the rabbis and challenge them and be challenged in return," Newton said, "I love the tradition where we put a drop of honey on the tongue of a child who's beginning to learn."
Read about colony collapse disorder and the threat to your Rosh Hashanah honey in a review of "Queen of the Sun."
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The Brooklyn Book Festival is a highlight of New York City's early autumn cultural lineup: a bibliophile carnival with back-to-back panel discussions featuring prominent authors from the United States and around the world.
This year Assaf Gavron, a critically acclaimed author who grew up in a moshav near Jerusalem, participated in a panel called "A Sense of Place: Writing from Within and Without." This particular panel caught my attention because the four participating authors were all male. But the controversy that ensued, as reported by Uri Blau for Haaretz, was not over the panel's gender imbalance. Instead, it was over Israel: Apparently rather more people reading the description of the event noticed the provenance of its sponsorship — the Israeli foreign ministry.
In response to the program note that the panel was made possible "…with the support of Israel's Office of Cultural Affairs in New York," Adalah-NY: The New York Campaign to Boycott Israel, published an open letter on its website, calling it "deeply regrettable" that the organizers accepted funding from the Israeli government just weeks after Operation Protective Edge. They note that Israel's latest assault on Gaza "involved numerous potential war crimes." Among the hundreds of signatories are Junot Diaz, the Pulitzer Prize winning novelist, and Anand Gopal, the Wall Street Journal correspondent whose book on U.S policy in Afghanistan has won wide critical acclaim.
Also in the Adalah-NY letter is this important bit: "This is not, we emphasize, a call to isolate or boycott individual Israelis, but an effort to renounce business as usual with a state that routinely violates international law and basic human rights with impunity."
I do believe that Adalah-NY is absolutely sincere in its insistence that it is not calling for a boycott of individual Israelis. I also believe that boycott is a legitimate means of non-violent protest. The problem is not the intention, but the potential repercussions. A ban on accepting Israeli government sponsorship would mean, de facto, that Israeli authors, dancers, filmmakers, artists and even academics would be unable to participate in international cultural and academic events.
Ultra-Orthodox Jews protest at Jerusalem's gay pride parade / Getty Images
I've written about the successes and shortcomings of my fourteen years of Modern Orthodox day school education before, from religious, secular, and Zionist perspectives. I've also written about the thought processes behind my decisions to leave the Modern Orthodox world and join — at least for now — egalitarian communities that fall more in line with my (ever-evolving) vision of what my Jewish community should be.
The way I saw (and still see) it, my decision to leave the (Modern) Orthodox world was not one of choice, but of necessity. And, perhaps, it was also a reaction to the ultra-Orthodox community of my youth, a community which ultimately cut off all ties to my family after I was outed as queer, a community which had, previously, told my mother, a pediatrician, not to answer pages from non-Jewish patients on Shabbat, and where I was ridiculed for attending a co-educational high school and not wearing a black hat. Yet I still find myself inexplicably drawn to the Modern Orthodox world.
My decision to leave came not out of choice, but out of the realization that, right now, I do not and cannot exist in the context of Orthodox Judaism. As a queer person, most Modern Orthodox rabbis would not allow me to marry another man. Orthodox Judaism is nowhere near close to finding ways to include (or even recognize, despite the fact that the Talmud readily does so) the existence of those who identify outside of the gender binary. It allows for less, if any, literary criticism of the Bible and historical contextualization of rabbinic codes of law, and is frightened to think critically about God.
When I posed these questions to Orthodox rabbis, I felt shut down. The conversations I needed to have, particularly in high school, were not ones that I could have with my Orthodox educators. And so I chose to ask those questions elsewhere. I've begun to answer some questions, but others remain unanswered.
Courtesy of the Aga Khan Museum
North America just got its first museum devoted to Islamic art, a $300 million project in Toronto made possible by the Aga Khan. The "over one thousand artefacts and artworks" spanning "over one thousand years of history" are meant to capture "the artistic accomplishments of Muslim civilisations from the Iberian Peninsula to China," according to the foundation's website.
With 3.5 million Muslims in North America, it's high time that Islamic art took its place in the sun. After all, Jewish museums have long occupied an important spot in the broader cultural imagination.
For now, the Aga Khan museum's collection appears to be focused primarily around traditional Islamic art forms like calligraphy, illuminated Qu'ran manuscripts, and ceramic and architectural ornamentation. Given the obvious connection between religion and state across the Muslim world, where regimes have long demonstrated their reach through public displays of art and decoration, this emphasis is not surprising. And given the breadth and beauty of this centuries-long contribution, the focus is deserved.
Still, it will be fascinating to see whether the museum eventually follows the lead of some of North America's most notable Jewish museums in injecting a playful — and perhaps even subversive — twist on ethno-religious concerns.
Drek's ISIS-inspired party poster / Facebook
Advertising is a tough business. People are busy. Getting them to come out to your event can be hard. But does that justify using ISIS imagery to gain publicity for your party?
Tel Aviv's popular gay party organizers, Drek, apparently think so. In recent advertising, they used imagery from the gruesome ISIS beheadings — an executioner swathed in black hovering over a kneeling victim in an orange jump suit — to draw crowds to their Haoman 17 Club last Friday.
Wow. Just wow.
Someone actually woke up one day, went to work, and decided it would be a good idea to borrow infamous execution imagery — even as ISIS is going around grabbing chunks of Syria, and even as the group's victims are being mourned by their families. Including one Jewish family — that of slain journalist Steven Sotloff.
You'd think the organizers would have been a little more sensitive, considering that this victim is one of their own.
But they weren't — and they still aren't. Amiri Kalman, one of the Drek's founders, stands behind the design choice: "We are trying to react to current events. We have been doing it for a number of years. But we reject violence in any form and that includes the (execution) videos intended to scare the world.
"Therefore we also refuse to participate with this fear and refuse to become hysterical. This is satire, and our way of showing our contempt of them and their videos," he told Ynet.
Kalman also pointed out that the party itself did not feature any ISIS-inspired imagery or props.
Oh good. Everyone feels better now. Right?
Wrong. Oh so very wrong. On social media, Israelis are furious.
Oh, and by the way, "Drek" means "s***" in Yiddish. Pretty perfect, huh?
Courtesy of the website for the Canadian Museum for Human Rights
(JTA) — On the fourth floor of the new Canadian Museum for Human Rights, visitors will find a gallery called "Examining the Holocaust," which is devoted entirely to the story and lessons of the Shoah. On the same floor, in a smaller, adjacent space, a gallery called "Breaking the Silence" examines a cluster of five genocides officially recognized by the Canadian government: the Srebrenica massacre in Bosnia; the Armenian and Rwandan genocides; the Holodomor, or the starvation of millions of Ukrainians in the early 1930s; and, once again, the Holocaust.
"Examining the Holocaust" is just one of 11 galleries at the $351 million human rights museum that opens in Winnipeg, Manitoba, on Saturday. It is also the museum's thorniest.
The permanent gallery has long been a source of controversy for the institution, which has fought accusations from a handful of Canada's ethnic communities, ranging from Ukrainians to Armenians, that allowing the Holocaust its own space downplays the significance of the other human rights atrocities confined to a single room.
In interviews with JTA, museum officials defended their decision by asserting that the Holocaust is in fact exceptional, both as an act of 20th-century genocide and a pedagogic tool. As the trigger for international human rights legislation in the aftermath of World War II, the Holocaust is deserving of its own gallery, the officials said.
"It's one of the most studied, most well-documented atrocities," said June Creelman, the museum's director of learning and programming. "One of the ways to educate is to start with something familiar and move to something unknown."
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A still from the Iranian version of Pharrell Williams' "Happy" music video / YouTube
It's a weird aftereffect of a Jewish day school education that, when I see a headline like "Iran Court Sentences 'Happy' Dancers to 6 Months and 91 Lashes," I immediately ask myself: WWTDD? Or: what would the Talmud do?
You might remember that back in May, seven young men and women were arrested in Iran for recreating Pharrell Williams' "Happy" music video and posting it on YouTube. Now a Tehran court has sentenced the dancers to six months in prison plus 91 lashes each. Luckily, the sentence was suspended, meaning that the verdict won't actually be carried out unless the dancers repeat their "crime" in the next three years.
Still, it's a harsh verdict, and everyone from Pharrell Williams to Iran's own President Hassan Rouhani seems unhappy with how these kids have been treated. "It is beyond sad that these kids were arrested for trying to spread happiness," Williams wrote on his Facebook page. "Happiness is our people's right. We shouldn't be too hard on behaviors caused by joy," Rouhani wrote in a May tweet widely seen as expressing support for the dancers.
Likewise, my initial response was: Ouch! 91 lashes? Even the ancient rabbinic texts I studied in school didn't recommended meting out that many! Then, to make sure my impulse was correct, I did a bit more digging into the wide world of rabbinic whipping.
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If you had to guess which neighborhood — Boro Park or Beverly Hills — the following quote applies to, which would you pick?
Parents in these schools are submitting a form called a "personal belief exemption," which states that they are not vaccinating their kids due to "a diffuse constellation of unproven anxieties, from allergies and asthma to eczema and seizures."
If the "personal belief" language has you thinking Boro Park, the Brooklyn neighborhood known for its large ultra-Orthodox population — sorry, but you're wrong.
The quote is actually taken from yesterday's article in The Atlantic describing the rise of the anti-vaccination movement in wealthy Los Angeles schools. Believe it or not, the vaccination rate there is as low as in South Sudan. That's thanks to Hollywood actors who — in between "forbidding processed food and dragging their offspring to baby yoga" — explain that they're against any medications that aren't strictly "natural" and that not vaccinating makes "instinctive" sense to them.
But don't worry: You could easily be forgiven for thinking the above quote applies to an ultra-Orthodox community — because the anti-vaxxer argument there runs along very similar lines.
Well, this is weird.
Iraqi TV is rolling out a new satirical series, "Superstitious State," that portrays the leader of ISIS as the spawn of Satan and — you guessed it — a Jewish woman.
In a promo for the soon-to-come anti-ISIS show, broadcast several times daily on Al-Iraqiyya, we meet a Jewess adorned with a big Star of David necklace. "I hope to get a ring on my finger by someone who will destroy the country," she says, then points to the red-clad devil, who says, "We will name our child ISIS." The subtext here is a conspiracy theory, currently circulating in Iraq and elsewhere, that suggests Jews and/or Zionists created ISIS with the intention of ruining Islam.
So, this Jewess is supposed to be the mother of ISIS leader Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi — but she doesn't give birth to him the good old-fashioned way. Instead, "an egg hatched — and an ISIS-ling was born." Why?
Cover of the memoir "Cannabis Chassidis" / Amazon
Should the media highlight religious affiliation of criminal suspects when the affiliation has no bearing on the crime, and when those accused are not representatives of any religious group?
This weekend the New York Post ran a story of three Hasidic men busted for attempting to buy 50 pounds of marijuana. The article repeatedly referenced the suspects' Hasidic affiliation — even how the men wore "traditional yarmulkes and tzitzits." The men were not practicing rabbis or representatives of any group.
Religious affiliation is certainly relevant when a crime is committed under religious pretenses or authority, such as with Nechemya Weberman, who was convicted of sexually abusing a girl in his position as a Hasidic authority figure, or in the case of a religious patrol group accused of targeting other minority groups.
But in the case of a common drug deal, like the one covered in the Post, is religious affiliation relevant? Would nationality, race or membership in some organization be relevant? Was this just an attempt to sensationalize a story that would otherwise be of little interest? After all, drug busts are routine in Brooklyn. Hasidic Jews dealing drugs, now that's a story.
The next time a financial executive is indicted for insider trading, we are not likely to read that they were a Protestant, belonging to the Our Father Redeemer Church. Nor that they were wearing a crucifix, and had a nativity scene photograph on their desk. Why should Hasidic religious affiliation be any different?
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Mel Brooks, Roseanne Barr and Dr. Ruth? Slaves to the new and trendy we are not. And neither is this week's quiz (except for the obligatory mention of Sarah Silverman).
The refusal of 43 men and women to continue their reserve duty in Israel's elite 8200 intelligence-gathering unit has taken Israel by storm. The group published a letter on Friday, and it made its way quickly into the Israeli, American, and international headlines. The letter stated that these soldiers and officers are no longer willing to serve in their capacities as occupiers. In their words: "We refuse to take part in actions against Palestinians and refuse to serve as tools in deepening the military control over the Occupied Territories… We cannot continue to serve this system in good conscience, denying the rights of millions of people."
The response in Israel has been deafening. Members of Knesset who are also former members of the 8200 unit have spoken out. Likud MK and Coalition Leader Yariv Levin announced that "those who refuse to help defend our country cross the line between supporting the Israeli democracy and the freedom it represents to supporting Palestinian terror…" Labor MK and Opposition Leader Isaac Herzog rebuked the letter-writers and emphasized that there were other ways to generate discussion. Not long after it was published, 150 members of Unit 8200 wrote a response letter, calling the move a "cynical use of politics in their legal and moral duty to serve in the reserve unit."
The question everyone is asking now is — is it? Is this explosive letter a mere political stunt designed to aim more antagonism at a 47-year occupation? Or is it, as the signatories claim, something deeper — an attempt to take responsibility for the unnecessary invasion of privacy of a people who have no civil or legal recourse. It's hard to tell, and, as with most sticky moral issues, likely a bit of both.
When I sat down with three of the original 43 signatories — a philosophy student, a technology and communications employee, and a computer science doctoral candidate — my first impression was one of earnestness: these were the "good kids." As an Israeli 18-year-old, you don't get into Unit 8200 by being a slacker. You get in by doing well in school and by showing flexible thinking, confidence and the ability to work well with others. The hope is that these qualities, plus training, will give these young people enough dexterity and thoughtfulness that they can be trusted with the secrets of Israel's deep state. Unit 8200 graduates go on to found and power Israel's innovative start-ups, and these three were likely to be no exception.
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Forty-three reservists of an elite IDF corps have signed and released a letter setting out their refusal to serve Israeli "military control over the Occupied Territories" anymore. The members of Unit 8200, an intelligence unit often seen as an incubator of Israeli high tech as its soldiers move into civilian life, directly criticized Israeli occupation and settlement activity. Not surprisingly, most of the Israeli political class has criticized the letter as, at a minimum, politicizing what is supposed to be an apolitical military or, at a maximum, directly undermining the security of Israel.
I do not take issue with either the reservists' questioning of government policy, or with the government's reaction. Most leaders of most states would react similarly. After all, as the group with the greatest capacity to threaten or even overthrow the government, the military's voice counts for a lot in the realm of Israeli politics.
Natan Sachs is right that the letter's short-term impact isn't likely to be significant: As he implies, we are still looking at relatively small numbers here.
What I do think is important is recognition of the army's place in Israeli society. As Israelis begin to question the government's foreign and domestic policies more and more, the emergence of similar processes in an institution considered so representative of the Israeli ethos is significant. It also underlines the point that some Israelis are pushing back against what they view as problematic, illiberal and dangerous policies.


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Here are some growing tips and harvesting hints to help maximize the yield of kohlrabi, yardlong-bean and white-eggplant crops.
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To put down a row cover, secure wire hoops down the length of the row, spacing them about 3' or 4' apart. Then stretch a lightweight row cover over the hoops, anchoring both sides of the cover with bricks. Applied early in the season, lightweight fabric covers are a pesticide-free way to keep flea beetles, cabbage-root maggots, caterpillars, leafhoppers and other insects away from your crop. The covers can be easily lifted whenever you need access to the plants.
To harvest them, use a serrated knife to cut them off at the base. You can cut off the leaves and discard them, but don't peel the globe. The skin is supposed to be the tastiest part.
Kohlrabi is delicious raw. Rinse it off, cut it in strips and put the slices into a bowl of lemon juice. After it's marinated for 20 or 30 minutes, it's great to munch on. Kohlrabi is also good cooked, steamed and served with a butter sauce.


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LACMA presents a screening of More, written and directed by Barbet Schroeder.
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On Saturday, March 19, the world learned that China became the #1 earner in fine art auction revenue for the year 2010.
The 150-object Merce Cunningham Dance Company collection of set pieces, costumes and painted drops created for the visionary choreographer by leading artists, designers and musicians finally has a home.
Imagine going back in time to an era in art history, talking to the artists themselves at work in their studios and hearing first-hand what their concerns, processes and influences are.
It remains arguable whether queerness has evolved to the brink of true acceptance in developed, democratic nations -- but art is a great way to tell.
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You know how the Internet has revolutionized the music world? How YouTube has plucked individuals out of obscurity and made them household names? Now it is the art world's turn.
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Boris Becker believes he is one of the biggest sports fans around.And who is to argue with him? The former tennis world number one, six-time grand slam champion and TV commentator is so finely tuned with tennis he has built his life around the sport. Even 14 years after his retirement, Becker remains a sporting icon both inside and outside of his native Germany. But whereas tennis is his first love, on Saturday Becker will be embracing his second – football. The 45-year-old will be one of the 86,000 fans packed into Wembley to see Dortmund square up to Bayern Munich in the Champions League final. Will Becker be there just to celebrate a festival of German football? Not exactly. "I have supported Bayern since I was a young boy. I wanted to be with the best club. When Germany hosted the World Cup in 1974 the best players were Franz Beckenbauer, Sepp Maier, Gerd Muller - they all happened to play for Bayern Munich," Becker told Al Jazeera English on a hotel balcony overlooking Wembley Stadium.
"The clubs are represented by local players and maybe there heart is more into it than other teams"
- Boris Becker
A devoted fan he might be – but Becker's links with Bayern go deeper. He was on the Bayern board of directors for over ten years and is still an advisor to the Bundesliga champions. He cried with the players after their loss to Chelsea last year in Munich. "Having scored after 83 minutes through Thomas Mueller we felt the trophy was ours - but Drogba and Chelsea had different plans. Chelsea are my favourite English team but in my heart I am Bayern Munich... Last year was a nightmare."Becker was there in Munich, but he was also there for the last five Champions League finals featuring Bayern, including their memorable 2-1 loss to Manchester United in 1999. While Bayern have found it hard to lose matches this year under Jupp Heynckes, who is closing in on a treble, they have been Champions League runners-up twice in the last three years.
However, despite recent disappointments, Becker is positive and believes his team will win 3-1 on the night. Whatever the result, Germany will be the victors. Dortmund and Bayern's convincing semi-final wins over Real Madrid and Barcelona respectively has triggered plenty of soul-searching in Spain. So why is German football so good at the moment, Boris?"It is not an overnight sensation – the work of Matthias Sammer, Jurgen Klinsmann, Oliver Bierhoff with the national team – and Jurgen Klopp and Heynckes with Dortmund and Bayern - they have found a way to include youth players and youth programs.""The clubs are represented by local players and maybe there heart is more into it than other teams," says Becker.
Sadly while German football is blossoming, German tennis is not courting such success.
"I wish I could give you a long speech about how many promising juniors we have... we don't. We are struggling. The federation wasted the past 10 years trying to find the right system of management to support German tennis, it didn't find it. We have a new team who are better but they've only been there for the last year."The glory days of German tennis are certainly a thing of the past. And the level of achievement is partly why there is a lack of talent these days says Becker. "We had taken success for granted. We had Steffi Graf, Michael Stich and Boris Becker week in and week out winning big tennis tournament, Wimbledon, becoming world number one. I think the federation became complacent."
In the battle of the sexes - Germany's women are winning. There is no German male in the top ten but Angelique Kerber is currently ranked 8th and the spritely Sabine Lisicki made a name for herself reaching the Wimbledon semis in 2011 and quarters in 2012. While football will be upmost in Becker's mind this weekend – it is the home of tennis, not the home of football, that brings out the best in Boris. Home is where the heart is – and for Becker that's SW19. "Wimbledon is always the highlight of my sporting season. I played here, qualified here, commentated on the last 10 finals. I happen to live in the neighbourhood so it's really, really personal for me. To be able to experience coming from home every day to Wimbledon is an absolute pleasure."Never one to shy away from a bet, Becker has already got his favourites for this year's tournament which starts on June 24th. In the men's game he is predicting an Andy Murray and Roger Federer final. Becker believes Murray's recent decision to pull out of the French Open with a back injury might be 'a blessing in disguise' as he can now concentrate on the grass-court season.On the women's side of the draw, Becker finds it hard to look past one woman. "If Serena Williams is healthy and motivated she is pretty tough to beat on any surface especially on grass. Victoria Azarenka and Maria Sharapova are strong players on grass too – but Serena is the one to beat."Becker is a big fan of women's tennis but recognises the game frequently lives in the shadows of the men's top four. "The problem is the number one position keeps changing. The key is you want a dominant number one and a healthy rivalry between number one or two – but you haven't had this on the women's side for a long time and that's why it's not as popular as it should be."Rivalry. Well that's one thing Saturday's final won't be lacking. The rivalry is ripe and ready – it's south Germany v west Germany, Heynckes v Klopp, Becker v Dortmund. And if the winner is Bayern, Becker says his lucky Bayern scarf and jersey might be taken off in celebration. Spoken like a true football fan. Boris Becker was talking to Al Jazeera English on behalf of his new partnership with Youwin.com.
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How Insensitive composed by Antonio Carlos Jobim. Arranged by Peter Kleine Schaars. For fanfare band. Arrangements of Modern Light Music/Bossa nova/Catalogue Real Big Band Sound Vol. 2/Summer Concert/Mixed Choir and Band. Real Big Band Sound. Grade 3. Score only. Duration 5 minutes, 50 seconds. Published by Molenaar Edition (ML.022663050-S).
Here is another fine arrangement by Peter Kleine Schaars (Deventer, 1962) in true big band style of the famous tune composed by Antonio Carlos Jobim. A dialogue between the expressive, classical flute and the swinging band introduces the rhythmical Bossa Nova that invites to dance right away. This arrangement can also be performed with a female or male singer.
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Regarding her message; "as a man thinketh in his heart so shall he be", inspiring, helpful, and uplifting. Regarding her delivery; I've listened to and read Joyce Meyers for over ten years now and her direct no nonsense approach/delivery is very accessable. She makes her point quickly, directs the reader to the scripture upon which it is based and brings the scripture to life by relating it to a personal experience.
This title is one of several which I listen to first thing in the morning when I'm on the treadmill and is an incredibly inspiring way to begin the day. This book can change your life if (as the book directs) you monitor your thoughts/your thought life.
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This is much better than Static-X's latest, the thing is he doesn't do much to make his solo project sound any different FROM Static-X
i was dying to listen
I surely am not going to "Like" this shit on Facebook just so I can confirm that I, in fact, don't like it.
no one cares.
i didn't even listen to it but aotyay
It's got a couple really good tracks, but overall a disappointment. Even Cult Of Static was better than this.
What itchy said.
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Theres no way Cult of Static is better than this. He went for a Wisconsin Death Trip type sound on this except with more of a heavy guitar tone.
This isn't too bad so far, kind of a nostalgia trip for me.
Yeah, reminds me a lot of Death Trip
man i gotta re-download some old static
Wisconsin Death Trip and Machine are great albums. Actually, everything Static-X has done has some enjoyable tracks except Cult.
I hate Start a War, but I enjoyed a few of the songs off Cult
I love Start a War, but Lunatic is the only song off of Cult that I still enjoy.
Pretty good. He's an annoying douche though, and his girlfriend is a worn out whore who's annoying just like him.
lol never gonna listen...ever.
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There is a back yard breeder in the Gaston County NC area that is contributing to large Siamese numbers showing up at the local shelter. At least 4-6 per month during the summer!
Anyone in the area interested in helping the Siamese Cat Rescue? They need foster homes and intake evaluators.
Is the cattery large enough that it would come under USDA inspection regulations? Are there local animal welfare groups that can create bad publicity for them and help to shut them down?
I'm not close to the area, but I have been quietly browsing Petfinder and local Memphis area rescue groups for an older to senior gatto to join my group, which includes Sam, Lord Superior Siamese. I could potentially travel to pick up a rescue, as I have a friend in Tidewater Virginia, and could do a circular travel route to include NC. It's a long shot, but if the cattery discards any of it's breeders, perhaps it could happen. I'm sorry to say that as much as I enjoy kittens, I'm past the point in life where I need to take on a 20 year responsibility.
I don't find where commercial breeders get inspected in NC but here's a link to the NC Animal Welfare Section. The pet shops get inspected but it looks to me like that's just for selling other people's animals? There are licensing requirements so it's worth a phone call. If nothing more it may cause the offender a big headache and maybe a fine. In NY they inspect annually but they just slap them on the wrist for animal neglect and then renew the license :(.
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Pure Awesome!!
Whenever there is a fight scene in a book, I usually put this on as i'm reading it to make it more awesome!
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i love you man... not that way just so you know. is there anything you can do about the download? it only gave me the first few seconds, and not the whole song. if theres nothing you can do i understand, but thanks for the awesome song.
ofc; I already know since that's not the first time I've been told in this same song XD Well, you have two options of downloading the song. If the NG download cuts, then try downloading from my blog. You can find a link in my profile, then just go to the Downloads Section. Thanks for the review!
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That was so epically well-done I'm impressed. You actually did all the instruments yourself? That's freaking amazing.
Please message me if you have tabs!!!! =D
Yep, I "did" all the instruments by myself. :) Unfortunately I do not have tabs, but you could ask an awesome guy who did an awesome guitar cover of it on YouTube! ^^
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I can't. Can't. I CAN'T BREATH!!! YOU SONG TOOK MY BREATH AWAY!!!!
Hang in there. XD Thanks!
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Marvin or Kolbe are two of the best residential sliding door system available. Andersen would be ok to decent and Pella would be at the very bottom of my list.
I was at a friends house this weekend commenting on a slider we put in over 25 yrs ago. It is a 6'w Andersen vinyl clad. It still looks pretty dam good and functions perfectly. I distinctly remember, myself and a few other friends were floored that he paid $1200 back then. You get what you pay for.
This door has seen a lot of use, it functions as the back door to a deck and pool.
Sorry if this is necroposting but I have the same question and am looking for some clarification on millworkman's answer.
I have a 72x80 opening to my patio that currently has an inward-swing patio door that's rusting out so I'm in the market for a a slider and I'm not overly fussy about looks/color/material. So when millworkman suggests Kolbe or Marvin is that applicable to just certain lines? I got a quote for a Integrity All-Ultrex slider starting at $1,100 which seems really reasonable but there are also the Infinity (All Ultrex) and Marvin (Aluminum) lines. Kolbe has five different lines ranging from what I assume are the cheapest (Latitude - vinyl) up to more expensive (Ultra - Aluminum).
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And who buys "grams" of cold cuts (I'm sure it's a colloquialism, but I'm choosing to remain ignorant because it's funnier)?
...unless by "cold cuts" he meant "coke lines." He would need to be wearing his daughter's jeans to pay for those grams the good ol' fashioned way, I suppose. Eww.
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