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As a kid I was always drawn to music. My mom tells me I was pulling out pots and pans to drum on them from the time I could crawl, and not just once or twice—this was one of my favorite activities as a toddler. Naturally, I bugged my parents to let me play the drums when I was old enough to talk. They put me in piano, hoping I would forget about the drums, but I kept at them until they acquiesced when I was in 3rd or 4th grade. From then on, I became a very serious student of percussion, seeking out the best teachers I could find. I quickly gravitated to jazz, which was my first love. In my early teens, I started writing music. I didn't think of it as composing, I thought of it as a way to get to play the music I wanted to play. After high school, I attended jazz college, then took an extra year to do the composition option they offered.Gradually I found myself composing more than playing. I transferred to a full B.Mus program at the University of Toronto, majoring in jazz, but after a few months I knew I would be happier as a composer. At the end of my first year there I transferred into the composition program and I never looked back.Around the end of my undergrad, I started to have my first career successes. These continued throughout grad school, and I won a number of awards, attended music institutes, and did the other things young composers are supposed to do. Following my graduate degree at UC San Diego, I went to Holland for an extra year of study, where I became quite ill and had to drop out. I spent about half a year recovering under medical care. Prior to then I always assumed I'd end up in academia, but during my convalescing I realized I didn't want to be in school anymore and wasn't interested in an academic career.This posed a problem because most composers survive by working "day jobs" as university professors. 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It's always a pleasure to interview writer and story editor Bryan Cogman, who has so far written an episode of each season, including what are amounting to two of our personal favorites of the series: "What is Dead May Never Die" and his season three episode, "Kissed by Fire".
Below, I talk with Bryan about the episode, the introduction of new characters, his proudest moments, and much more. It's a lengthy one but, we hope, a good one. Enjoy!
All right, thanks so much for taking the time, first off!
Now, often episodes seem to have their titles decided at the last minute—George's episode went through a couple of different names before it was settled. Was "Kissed by Fire" always the title you preferred for your episode?
Continuing our interview series, next up is actress Rose Leslie, who had a memorable turn as Ygritte last season.
In this interview, she gives some hints about things to come, discusses just how often Kit Harington smiles, and much more. I note one place where she laughs… but truth be told, she laughs often and was clearly enjoying herself immensely at being involved in a project like Game of Thrones.
What can you tell us about season 3?
Why is Ygritte interested in Jon Snow? What piques her interest?
Continuing our series of interviews, this time it's Iain Glen on board. Playing Jorah Mormont, he may be rather (a lot) different from the character in the novels, but the dignity and gravity he brings to his performance is a terrific counter-point to Daenerys Targaryen's youthful energy and determination. In the below interview, we touch on topics such as his luck in filming locations, his views on the violence in the show, and just how Jorah feels about Daenerys.
How is this season for Jorah and Dany this season?
Last week, we received the first four episodes of season 3 of Game of Thrones to review, courtesy of HBO. While our individual episode reviews and coverage will be held until the corresponding episodes air, it has become something of a tradition to share our general impressions of those early episodes. We did it for the first season, and we did it for the second season, so it seemed only right to do it again. The process of discussing even vague impressions will probably reveal some semi-spoilers, so reading on isn't going to be a good idea if you prefer to stay unspoiled!
But lets just give a general summing up first, and get into the nitty gritty after: these four episodes are on the whole quite good; not perfect, but they may well be the strongest first four episodes as a whole for the series to date (certainly, they're stronger as a unit than last season's first four, though none of them are as good as "What is Dead May Never Die"). Some of our biggest fears going into this season seem, so far, to be unfounded. But there are some issues, such as the fact that a number of the anticipated new characters are rather underwhelming when they finally hit the screen and that there are one or two (largely invented) storylines that don't really feel like they're gelling for us. Still, each subsequent episode goes from strength to strength, each one better than the last. So why do we feel cautiously optimistic? We recall that last season, too, the third and fourth episodes impressed us the most and left us pretty excited about what was to come… and then the cracks started to show and real problems developed that led to some major disappointments. Four episodes in a show like this is not enough to really gauge how the rest of the season will be, especially in terms of how well they'll translate what's in the novels to the screen.
Now, on to some more specifics.
This is the third in our series of actor interviews leading up to the premiere of Game of Thrones on March 31st (April 1st in the UK, Scandinavia, and elsewhere).
And as it happens, this is also our third interview with Nikolaj to date, and he remains as charming and entertaining as always. The interview transcript below doesn't really go very far to indicate just how engaging he can be to talk with, and how funny. Despite the provison from HBO that details for season 3 were not really permitted to be discussed, Nikolaj provided some small suggestions about how the story may go in the course of discussing the series, his character, and the fans.
So, what can you tell us about the new season?
One of the real pleasures of the press junket this year was getting to talk to a member of the cast I've not met previously… and perhaps no cast member has really excited me as much as Gwendoline Christie, the imposing Brienne of Tarth.
The actress seemed practically born for this role, and she made quite an impression in her all-too-brief appearances in the second season. The third season promises to give us a lot more of the Maid of Tarth, as she travels through the dangerous, war-torn riverlands trying to deliver Jaime Lannister to King's Landing as Catelyn Stark commanded her to do.
What can you tell us about this season of Game of Thrones?
This is the first of a series of interviews that we've had with actors from Game of Thrones, ahead of season 3. It was nice to say hello again to some of the actors, who are starting to become familiar faces, and also to meet some actors (both old and new) that I've never had the pleasure of meeting before. First up, here's our interview with Michelle Fairley, who plays Catelyn Stark!
What can you tell us about Catelyn in season 3?
The release of Inside HBO's Game of Thrones was a chance for fans the world over to get a closer look behind the scenes at the making of the series, thanks to the writing of series story editor and writer Bryan Cogman having penned the book, filling it with the insights he was able to take from fellow members of the production team and the cast.
And now the collector's edition has been released (Order: Amazon US, Amazon UK), and it adds an additional wrinkle: among the various bits of swag, such as the scrolled maps, is a whole second volume, this one containing storyboards from artist Will Simpson which are a key part of the process of creating and producing the series.
To explain more about the books, and what they reveal and what's contained within, we had the opportunity to interview Bryan so that he can provide a better understanding of what fans can expect to find.
Over at our Youtube channel, we've been posting various videos since last year—first discussing the A Song of Ice and Fire novels and then, this year, sharing our thoughts on each episode after they aired (plus a bit of A Song of Ice and Fire stuff, as well). Now that season 2 is a wrap, Linda and I have put together a long, two-part video covering each section of the story in rough, geographic area (very rough in some cases), and have discussed what we liked and disliked, what the differences in our reactions were from season to season, or hopes for the next season, and more.
Before "Valar Morghulis" aired, I had the chance to interview Alfie Allen about his role as Theon Greyjoy, his character's arc, the pranks that a certain pair of executive producers love to pull, and more.
Alfie's story this season has been one of the highlihghts of season 2, something which I told him and which, as you'll see, he was quite pleased to hear!
Varys would've been a hell of a TV critic. Think about it:
"Adaptation is a trick, a shadow on the wall. And sometimes a very dense source material can cast a very pale shadow."
With such a statement, the best informed eunuch in the history of fiction would probably shed some much needed light on heated discussions over the second season of Game of Thrones. Yes, adapting a story from one medium to another is quite a tricky business, and also pretty abstract one, especially if you're adapting something from the non-visual medium to the screen, as it's almost always the case. No rules are carved in stone there.
Well, some rules are, in fact. For example, the rule that touches not only adaptations, but also the very nature of motion pictures: don't move them too fast. Pictures, that is. Don't move them faster than human eye can catch them, or you'll get strange, rapid action that is bound to look both clumsy and cheap on screen. In short, don't do what Game of Thrones did in episodes 5 and 15.
One of the most recent departures from the show has been that of Irri, the Dothraki handmaiden and companion to Daenerys Targaryen. Played by actress Amrita Acharia, Irri showed herself to be spirited and dutiful, and it seems that last trait may well have led to her character's very unexpected death on the series. We had the opportunity to speak to Amrita about he role, what it was like to be involved in a production of this scale, the difficulties of acting when speaking an imaginary language, and the problem of being one of the Horse Lords but without ever riding a horse… !
Unlike most of our interviews, this one has been published at Suvudu, where I've contributed a number of reviews and articles related to Game of Thrones. So go ahead and read the interview!
One of the key deviations from the novels this season is that Robb Stark, played by Scottish actor Richard Madden, will be followed in his journey through the narrative when the book pulled away and kept him in the background.
In past interviews, the executive producers have said a large part of the reason was that they loved Madden and his presence on the show, and they wanted to see more of him. It's difficult not to see their point: handsome, capable of playing stalwart and naive by turns, and charismatic, Madden draws the eye whenever he's on screen portraying Eddard Stark's son, who is now the King in the North.
We had a chance to speak with Madden on the phone while he's in L.A. doing the press thing, and decided to ask him questions (and, in one case, make a proposal) based on what fans submitted to us. See the results below!
Almost a year ago, we first had a long chat with writer and keeper of the mythos, Bryan Cogman, about his role in the first season, which included writing the episode, "Cripples, Bastards, and Broken Things".
Bryan was there almost from the ground floor, helping during the time of the pilot, and becoming the right hand man to David and Dan as they developed, wrote, and produced the show. Going into the second season, he received the title of story editor… and he wrote the extremely well-received third episode of the series, "What is Dead May Never Die".
In the interview below, Bryan discusses various aspects of the episode, his overall role on the show, and more. Insightful as always!
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ESPN staff | January, 29 2013Motherwell's Scottish Premier League clash at home to Dundee United on Tuesday night has been postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.
Houston leaves Dundee United
ESPN staff | January, 28 2013Dundee United have confirmed that manager Peter Houston has left the club by mutual consent.
Blackpool move for Dundee United boss
ESPN staff | January, 14 2013Dundee United have given managerless Blackpool permission to speak to Peter Houston about the vacant post at Bloomfield Road.
Dundee strike late to sink Motherwell
ESPN staff | November, 8 2012A late Johnny Russell goal helped Dundee United keep the pace in the Scottish Premier League, with a 1-0 win at Motherwell.
Dundee United will not appeal UEFA fine
ESPN staff | September, 7 2012Dundee United have accepted the £13,500 fine imposed by UEFA in relation to supporters' behaviour during their Europa League clash against Dinamo Moscow at Tannadice.
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ESPNsoccernet staff | January, 9 2012West Brom have completed the signing of Scotland Under-21 midfielder Scott Allan from Dundee United.
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Three Score and Ten in Retrospect with the sheer bulk of the paper.. .The conglomeration is badly in need of legal attention. A finding of fact is a written statement of the ultimate facts. A proper requested finding is not a recitation of favorite bits of evidence nor is it a vehicle to impress the Commission through psychological repetition, even as a radio tobacco commercial or TV spot announcement. In his reply to the brief of Defendant U S . : Counsel for defendant cannot be expected to concede the Hopi claim but he must have certainly spoken with tongue in cheek when he suggested that the weight of the evidence limited exclusive Hopi occupancy to an area smaller than his own witnesses had conceded to the Hopi. The insignificant variation between lines delimiting exclusive Hopi use and occupancy drawn by Petitioner Hopi witness Dr. Eggan and by witnesses for the defendant, Dr. Reeve, Dr. Ellis and Mr. Schroeder, was remarkable, but it is not astounding that competent witnesses using a fair and impartial approach and equipped with the same evidence should arrive at a remarkably close decision.. . Agreement of government expert witnesses with those of the petitioner can result only when both sides are voluntarily controlled by reason. Government counsel may abandon his witnesses and petitioner's counsel, being dissatisfied with the result, may grasp for more, but the facts so developed remain firmly rooted. The compromise settlement was presented December 2,1976, and a final award of $5 million was made "for settlement of claims for compensation for land, rent and for a general accounting." The Hopi Chapel Since the L.D.S. Church had an active missionary program among the Indians of the Southwest during the 1950s and 1960s, periodically missionaries would come to John with problems or to discuss possibilities for programs that might be useful on a particular
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February 27, 2013
This edition of Speak of the Devil includes the latest on Ryan Kelly's injury, what Duke will have to worry about when they travel to Virginia tomorrow night to take on a Caviler team that is 16-1 at home this season and of course what can we expect when the Miami Hurricanes come to Durham on Saturday.
February 22, 2013
This edition of Speak of the Devil includes who is the National Championship favorite? Is the Big 10 really the best conference in college basketball? Duke picking up a bounce back win over Virginia Tech and how soon Ryan Kelly could be back on the floor for the Blue Devils.
February 11, 2013
Discussion includes Duke and North Carolina renewing the best rivalry in college basketball, whether or not Duke fan's should be concerned about last nights one point 62-61 win on the road over Boston College, the state of college basketball and who should be the true No. 1 team in college basketball this week.
February 7, 2013
Discussion includes Duke vs. North Carolina State rematch tonight, what Duke is doing differently during their current three game winning streak and whether or not Sunday's game at Boston College will be a trap game. Hang in there through some technical difficulties in the beginning for a great discussion.
January 29, 2013
Discussion includes Rasheed Sulaimon starting to come into his own, where does Duke miss Ryan Kelly the most? Are the Wake Forest and Florida State games must win games? Join Sam Dostaler, for our Speak of the Devil Podcast every week where we will bring in guests from our staff and the world of college basketball to talk […]
January 9, 2013
The Duke Blue Devils got some bad news today as they learned that senior forward Ryan Kelly will be out indefinitely. Kelly hurt his right foot, the same foot he injured last year, late in the first half of yesterdays 68-40 win vs. Clemson. Kelly has been playing some of the best basketball of his […]
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Temples, Nerves and Open Bar: Founders' Frontiers Symposium & Dinner
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On Wednesday, September 21, 2011 I took part in the Founders' Frontier Symposium and Dinner sponsered by the Founders' Council. The Founders' Council is a group of donors at the Field Museum who contribute generously to both research and infrastructure projects here at the Field. The theme of this year's event was graduate student work at the Field Museum so pairs of students and curators presented their data and talked about their experiences at the museum. My adviser, Dr. Jonathan Haas and I represented the Anthropology Department.
I have given presentations at professional meetings, graduation speeches, heck, even a talk on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day at Boston University to several thousand folks; however, nothing is quite like talking in front of an engaged audience of interested individuals who are not trained in anthropology. It is quite the delicate balance to juggle talking in an intelligent manner while not using jargon, being witty, yet general, informative, but broad, etc etc. Before the talk I was pacing anxiously, sweating beneath my suit, yet Dr. Haas marched right up front, smiled and waved his hands ethusiastically as he told his stories of ancient civilization in Peru. And that's exactly it, he told STORIES, he wasn't lecturing and the audience loved it! A few slides later, a rather goofy picture of me is on the computer and it was my turn. Initial nerves turned to general laughter as I discussed my current dissertation work with Mito temples along the coast of Peru as well as the various projects I've taken part in while here at the Field Museum (there were some jokes sprinkled in there, one at the expense of the department chair, Ryan Williams, who was in the crowd!). I truly have come to appreciate how much the Field Museum has helped me along the way.
After a relieving round of applause at the end of my portion we had a surprise in store for the Founders' Council. We brought out a mummy bundle from the Ancon Collection that really gave everyone that sense of awe and amazement I feel while reading of long lost discovers in a foreign land. The excitement was contagious. The night ended with a lovely catered dinner provided by City Provisions. I only wish I could've eaten more, but smoozing was part of the speaker's responsibilities. I learned a great deal that night and I just want to acknowledge and thank the following people/guests:
Harry Axelrod & Eva King, Lenore Darcy, Lanny & Terry Passaro, Donna Freeman,Mike & Susan Rubnitz, Doug & Pam Walter, Robert & Leslie Zentner, Robert & Joan Zabel, Carl & Barbara Plochman, Virginia O'Neil, Barbara Smutnik, Bob Loveman, Alexandra Plattos, Ryan & Arica Williams, and Jonathan Haas.


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With behind the scenes footage and exclusive interviews, each 30-minute episode of the Live Well Network series 'Miss America: Secrets Revealed' will reveal inside tips and tricks to looking good and feeling confident. Spera will uncover what these contestants do to 'live well' as they lead their everyday lives.
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The Arts in the Valley project was designed to provide an opportunity for residents of the Otselic Valley, Chenango County, New York to get together with friends and family to enjoy the talents of our many local artists, and to promote and develop an interest in music and visual arts.
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There are many types of technologies used throughout Spaulding Network facilities to enhance the quality of rehabilitation care as well as to improve your outcome. The use of technology is an important component of the rehabilitation program and often differentiates the Spaulding Network from other rehabilitation hospitals and skilled nursing facilities.
Some of the technologies provided throughout the Spaulding Network include:
- Robot-Aided Rehabilitation, including the Armeo and the Lokomat. The Armeo is a robotic device that uses functional, task specific therapy with visual feedback, using highly sensitive weight support to reduce gravity, allowing you to use your upper extremities in a wide range of movement, even if you have limited use of your arm. The Lokomat is the first driven gait orthotic that assists walking movements of gait-impaired patients. It is used to improve mobility following stroke, spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, multiple sclerosis or other neurological diseases and injuries.
- Partial Body Weight Supported Treadmill, such as the Litegait. The LiteGait is a device that controls weight bearing, posture, and balance over a treadmill or over ground. It provides proper posture, reduces weight bearing, eliminates concerns of falling, and facilitates the training of coordinated lower extremity movement while allowing the clinician to manually assist movement in your legs and pelvis to achieve proper gait patterns.
- The Erigo combines the use of a traditional tilt table with weight bearing and range of motion. The goal of the Erigo is to help prepare you for sitting in a wheelchair or standing activities.
- Pressure Mapping Technology is used to visually assess pressure patterns to reduce skin breakdown and develop proper seating systems for our patients in wheelchairs and in bed. This technology allows for clinicians to visually assess your pressure patterns and to develop, adjust, and implement pressure-relieving solutions before skin breakdown occurs.
- Motomed Movement Therapy System is used for patients with paralysis, spasticity, and physical weakness. The Motomed allows you to gently maintain flexibility, counteract the consequence of inactivity, reduce spasticity, build up muscle strength, and promote walking ability.
- Therapeutic Electrical Stimulation, including the Bioness L300, the Bioness H200, and the VitalStim. The Bioness L300 is a functional electrical stimulation system designed to help patients with neurological disorders affecting the lower extremities, specifically the foot. It is designed to stimulate your muscles, prevent atrophy and promote a more natural walking pattern. The Bioness H200 helps patients with upper-limb paralysis regain hand control. The H200 is used for exercise and functional activities, such as practicing grasping and releasing objects and performing activities in daily living. The VitalStim is used to treat dysphagia, or difficulty swallowing, which often affects individuals who have had stroke. Vital Stimulation Therapy uses electrodes to strengthen and restore swallow function to improve quality of life.
- Integration of Adaptive Video Games, such as Wiihab, which is the medical application of interactive video gaming devices to augment physical, cognitive, and behavioral therapies under the guidance of a trained and licensed healthcare professional. Wiihab provides real-time visual and auditory feedback for motor task training to both you and your therapist.
- Pressalit Systems are functional training environments that are adapted for your specific needs. Using the Pressalit system, therapists are able to adapt a living space to a yout needs, ranging from sink height and toilet height to various grab bars for safety.
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Paolo Bonato, Ph.D., the Director of Spaulding Boston's Motion Analysis Laboratory, is the Assistant Professor, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Harvard Medical School, and Member of the Affiliated Faculty, the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology.
Dr. Bonato's research is funded by the National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation and private foundations. His projects are focused on gait and mobility impairments. He is developing techniques to overcome the challenges inherent in combining traditional, laboratory-based assessments with real-life observations performed via wearable technology in the home and community settings.
Dr. Bonato has conducted studies performed in the Motion Analysis Laboratory range from evaluating gait in children with cerebral palsy to support surgical and rehabilitation decisions.
Additionally, he has explored the building of biomechanical models of joint biomechanics for the design of novel prosthetic and orthotic devices that monitor exercise compliance in patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. This assists the assessment of long-term responses to adjustments in medication intake in patients with Parkinson's disease.
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Another Shovelful
When I turned on my glowing rectangle this morning, the news that Oprah Winfrey will interview Lance Armstrong screamed out at me from every tiny window and rivulet of news feed. I sighed a deep sigh, the same one we reserve, here in New England, for when it snows hard on April 1st.
Am I the only one who is really done with the Armstrong saga? Am I the only one dis-interested in a confession or a continuing prevarication or whatever comes next?
To be clear, I am not angry at Lance Armstrong. I don't feel he owes me an apology. He's got to deal with the consequences of his actions, just like anyone else. I am just not that interested in what comes next for him.
I am glad we know much of went on during cycling's EPO era. The truth is always valuable, if only to reorder the past in our minds, to feel more comfortable with what we've seen, and what we will see. But the details of what went on and Lance's personal story are two separate things. I am not interested in his perspective, his feelings.
I have closure now. I know what happened, and I know why it happened. It is, taken as a whole and in retrospect, a tragically human story, the weaknesses inherit in our collective character producing a tale the Greek's would have coated in wax and feathers. If only it were fiction, we could all smile at the brilliance of it.
And also, there are things I enjoyed about watching the racing of that lost period, an enjoyment unspoiled by confirmation of what we all (or most of us) long suspected. I am comfortable with the moral ambiguity of the whole story. In a way, I believe, we have to fail this way, we humans. It's in our nature.
But I feel tired of Lance Armstrong now. It's that feeling of standing in the driveway during a late season snow storm, the fat flakes lazing down from the sky, having to move it all out of the way yet again before life can go on, unhampered by factors well beyond my control.
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D'var Torah:A Tale of Two Judahs
By Avi Buchbinder Two of my favorite events on the Jewish calendar happen this month. The first event is somewhat obvious. Like many Jews, I like Chanukah. It is not simply the latkes, Chanukiah candles and dreydl that make Chanukah appealing to me; it appeals to me as a symbol of the struggle for Jewish identity and well being. Chanukah represents the physical and spiritual struggle of the Maccabees at a time when the Hellenists occupied Israel and imposed their own culture upon the Jews. The ensuing Jewish victory was not simply the military defeat of the Syrian Greeks, it was also a triumph for the survival of the Jewish religion in a foreign environment. Now, as in independent nation in their own land, the Jews could live and worship as they wished. The other one of my favorite events which is commemorated in this month every year is the story of Joseph. Every year, around the time of Chanukah, the story of Joseph is read. Favored by his father, his brothers betray him, selling him into slavery in Egypt. In Egypt he rises to prominence and later helps his brothers in time of famine. This epic story is quite dramatic, and sheds light on a number of aspects of human relationships. There is a very interesting relationship between the stories of Chanukah and Joseph – both serve as models for the survival of the Jewish people in a non-Jewish world. The story of Joseph bears the significance of being the first story of the Jewish Diaspora. Although Abraham and Jacob temporarily leave the land of Israel in times of need, Joseph is the first to permanently dwell outside the holy land. His descendants serve Pharaoh as slaves in Egypt for generations. Similarly, the story of Chanukah is the story of beginning of the current exile. Although the Maccabees were victorious and Jews ruled over Israel for almost a century following their victory, the Jewish kingdom began to crumble almost immediately. The reason is astounding. It was not because of the Babylonians, the Greeks or the Romans, but instead because of the Jews themselves. To simplify a complicated chain of events, the generation directly following the Maccabees began a period of fighting between different Jewish factions culminating in the Roman invasion less than a century later and eventually the destruction of the second temple. Does this sound familiar? Indeed. The story of Joseph illustrates a prime example of fighting between brothers. Just as destruction of the Jewish people in the time of after Chanukah came from within, Joseph was betrayed by his brothers and sold as a slave. These events teach an important lesson in Jewish survival. To survive as a people, it is not the outsiders who are the primary enemies, it is ourselves. When lighting the Chanukiah this year, we can remember that the lights, though separate, should stand for Jewish unity, as we have seen what happens when unity is fractured. Just as one candle lights another so too should we help those in need and distress. Just one more note. There is one more interesting similarity between Chanukah and Joseph. After the brothers threw Joseph into a pit in order to kill him, his brother Judah suggests that they sell him instead; thus sparing Joseph's life. Just as a Judah came to Joseph's rescue, another Judah came to the rescue of the Jewish people in the time of Chanukah. Additionally, the messiah, a future savior of the Jewish people is supposed to come from the descendants of the original Judah. Judah often plays the role of the savior. It is no coincidence that the Jewish people are named after Judah. Just as Joseph's brother Judah saves Joseph, and Judah the Maccabee saves the Jewish people, every Jew must pay careful attention to come to the aid of Jewish people around the world. [Posted 10/27/02] |


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- Photos
- Map
- Amenities
Baiyoke Sky Hotel Bangkok
4 Stars- Overview
- Description
- Photos
- Map
- Amenities