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I'm building a Debian package (version 3.0 quilt) from some upstream sources. I'd like to add an extra binary to the source, so I copied it to the correct location in the source and added an entry to the debian/source/include-binaries file.
The build proceeds without error, but when I upload the source to Launchpad the build fails because it can't find the binary that I included.
It appears that the binary isn't being included in the debian.tar.gz file which is included with the upload.
This behaviour seems contrary to the man page for dpkg-source which states:
Any change on a binary file is not representable in a diff and will thus lead to a failure unless the maintainer deliberately decided to include that modified binary file in the debian tarball (by listing it in debian/source/include-binaries).
The updated debian directory and the list of modified binaries is then used to generate the debian tarball.
Am I misinterpreting the documentation or is this a bug?
I'm building on Ubuntu 12.04 with: Debian dpkg-source version 220.127.116.11 and debuild, from the Debian devscripts package, version 2.11.6ubuntu1.4

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Kim's first New Year's speech, delivered on state TV, was peppered with rhetoric, with calls for boosting the military's capabilities and making the science and technology sector world class. But other passages in the speech were also an acknowledgement of the poor state of the country's economy that has long lagged behind the rest of the region.
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Experts: Lawrence J. McQuillanType: RadioIssues: Culture/ Society, Government Power, History (International), History (U.S), Political Ideology and Philosophy, Property Rights
Ivan Eland Discusses the Progress of Middle East Peace Negotiations Recorded: Sunday, January 5, 2014
Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland appeared on CCTV discussing the potential for success in new Mid East peace negotiations. With Egypt and Syria in turmoil, Israel might feel more secure than usual, but with Iran's sword rattling, the region is volatile.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: TelevisionIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Diplomacy and Foreign Aid, History (International), Political Ideology and Philosophy, Terrorism and National Crises
Ivan Eland Joins Discussion on Syrian Chemical Weapons Attack Recorded: Thursday, September 5, 2013
Ivan Eland interviewed for report on the RT Global News Channel concerning a chemical weapons attack in Syria.
Type: TelevisionIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Defense and Foreign Policy, Technology, Terrorism and National Crises
Ivan Eland Discusses Syria on ARNN Recorded: Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland appears on the nationally syndicated "America's Radio News Network" program with Lori Lundin discussing the debate on American intervention in Syria.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: RadioIssues: Defense and Foreign Policy, Diplomacy and Foreign Aid, Government Power, Terrorism and National Crises
Ivan Eland on the Crisis in Syria Recorded: Thursday, August 22, 2013
Sr. Fellow Ivan Eland discusses the use of chemical weapons by the government of Syria and the ongoing civil war there. Originally aired Aug. 22, 2013 on CTV News Channel.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: TelevisionIssues: Civil Liberties/ Human Rights, Defense and Foreign Policy, Terrorism and National Crises
Ivan Eland Discusses TSAs New PreCheck Program on ARNN Recorded: Thursday, August 8, 2013
Senior Fellow Ivan Eland talks with host Ernie Brown about airport security and the TSAs new PreCheck program on Americas Radio News Network.
Experts: Ivan ElandType: RadioIssues: Culture/ Society, Terrorism and National Crises, Transportation
Mary Theroux on ARNNSnowden and the Surveillance State Recorded: Monday, July 22, 2013
Mary Theroux, Senior Vice President at the Independent Institute, is interviewed by host Ernie Brown on the topic of Edward Snowden and the US Governments Surveillance State.
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Pink English Taxi Arrives at the Langham Hotel in Boston
The Langham Hotel in Boston is one of my favorite hotels in Boston because of its central location in the Financial District of Boston, its great service, its unique charm, and its popular Chocolate Buffet. Last week, the Langham added to its unique appeal with a specially-imported English taxi, which has been retrofitted to U.S. automobile standards and painted the iconic Langham pink. The taxi, which fits in with the Langham's British roots, will be used to shuttle hotel guests around the city of Boston.
To celebrate, the Langham Hotel Boston is offering a special promotion for Boston residents and visitors. Facebook users who spot the pink taxi on its travels throughout Boston should upload a photo of the taxi on The Langham, Boston's Facebook page to be automatically entered for a chance to win a four-day, three-night stay at the original, luxurious Langham, in London, England. The winner will also receive premium Economy airfare for two provided courtesy of Virgin Atlantic Airways. Contest submissions will be accepted on Facebook from November 12, 2011 to January 12, 2012 with the winner will be picked at random and announced on or about January 31, 2012. See the Langham, Boston's Facebook page for all contest rules.
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Why the hell for one moment couldn't people advertise other things from Brazil rather than Slums, Football, Beaches, Carnival and such craps?
Yes, we problably live in jungles too, btw now let me go, I've got to feed my monkeys... ¬¬
Maybe it´s because we don´t have too much other than that to offer...
Stereotyping is the easy option.
How is that story stereotypical? Because it mentions people and areas that tend to be invisible in Brasilian comtemporary society as well as its media?
LOL. AFncLRqLG3 now tell me: are you a sociologist or antropologist?
Or perhaps as we had the "France in Denial" article, we should rename this one "Brazil in Denial". Please.


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Preparing a Healthy Family Dinner
"What's for dinner?" There is no way to escape this daily question. It is there whether spoken or not. It is there whether you have an answer or not. It is there whether you have time or not. The good news is your family will eat something for dinner. The bad news is it may not be the nourishing, delicious, healthy meal you want it to be. Sometimes this is okay. It may be pizza night or a special occasion. But it is not okay every night. To answer the "what's for dinner" question the way we all really want to answer it requires planning, organization, knowledge….and a whole lot of determination.
Serving balanced and healthy meals to our children is as much a part of our daily parenting as teaching them how to read. Accepting and shouldering this responsibility can seem like a burden. Yet, when approached with the same zeal we have for providing the best education, the best opportunities, and in general the best life we can for our children, the task takes on a whole new meaning. With the benefit of their living longer and healthier lives resting in our hands, how can we not invest more time and energy into preparing meals?
So, how do we fit this into our already busy lives and still have time to actually be with our families? Thankfully, a lot of the work has been done for us! One of the easiest ways to serve healthy meals is to plan ahead with a weekly menu and shopping list. These can be found from a multitude of sources including websites such as fruitsandveggiesmorematters.org, choosemyplate.org, and jamieoliver.com. These can serve as models that can be modified and edited to meet your family's tastes and needs. For example, if your kids have baseball practice during the typical dinner hour, choose a meal that can travel for the car or a picnic. Although it seems like a more rigid way of preparing meals, when coupled with a healthy dose of creativity it can work into a busy week. An added benefit of using this method is that it usually results in saving money. No more impulse buys and less eating out.
What happens if you plan and prepare and serve the healthy meal and your kids don't eat it? Picky eaters are often the cause of the vicious cycle that can ensue in unhealthy eating. The pizza, chicken nugget, mac 'n cheese, peanut butter and jelly diet is all too prevalent in America's homes. There is such a strong parental instinct to feed our children that it can override the quality of food we offer them. In order to break the cycle, we must not offer an alternative dinner. Be prepared for them to eat nothing. Do not reinforce the negative behavior by harping on how they need to try new things and eat better. Instead, say a simple, more effective statement such as, "I made you this healthy dinner because I love you. I care about fueling your body so it can grow and be healthy." Nutritionally speaking, the effect of missing a few dinners is less important than the investment in changing their lifelong habits of healthy eating.
The next trick is to involve your family in the choices and preparation. Consider having your child pick a new "vegetable of the week." Have them learn the nutritional value and share it with the family. For older children, this can give them concrete evidence for why things are "healthy." Next, choose a recipe that incorporates the food. Prepare the dish together; even young children can stir! This hands-on approach involves them in handling the food in a non-threatening way. There is no pressure to eat it and curiosity begins to build about what it might taste like. This begins to create a real relationship with the food and a sense of ownership about the dish as it is served. This often translates into an increased willingness to try the food. As the weeks pass, collect the recipes that your family likes and create your own family cookbook.
At the end of the day, what matters most is that our children are nourished – physically, emotionally and spiritually. Sometimes there will be a healthy dinner and sometimes there won't be a healthy dinner. Don't get discouraged. It's like much of parenting, keep your perspective and your sense of humor and keep trying. And remember, the meals your kids will remember most will be the ones full of laughter and love.
For more information, please visit www.essehealth.com.
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Artisan (of food, kinda)
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Cloak/shawl thingy.
My friend Sam. He's awesome and will be a fantastic companion.
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3rd regeneration (Does that make this my 4th body then? Since 0 would be your original?)
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My dad as companion
I don't have a catchphraseThe Graphic Designer.
1st Generation.
My leather bag.
My sister Teri, who would make an excellent companion.
Fuck. <—- This catchphrase might get us into trouble.
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Greeting to all you wonderful authors and buyers here at Envato! We are excited to jump on the bandwagon. There's so much creativity and good vibes around these marketplaces! We are brand new, just got our 4th item approved and 3 more in the queue! Excited to see some sales happening and even a comment by Tim McMorris!
We are 2 video editors and 1 composer and put our music through its own approval process before AudioJungle's approval process. We hope to provide creative and compelling items here and settle into our own little corner of the marketplace.
We want to meet some other authors here. Say hi and give us some advice if you'd like!
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Greetings from Scotland, I've just arrived. And yes I'm excited and also enlightened by the creativity round here a lot of great music and creative writers. Been looking for a site like this for years.
Wishing you all the best. A nice start to your portfolio, focussed writing,
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Welcome in this awesome community to both of you! Wish you many sales and lots of fun!
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Welcome and good luck boys!
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Bags of pistachios made by a Hilo company are being recalled for possible salmonella contamination.
Hawaii News Now reported yesterday the Food and Drug Administration says batches of Hilo Products Roasted & Salted Natural Pistachios may carry the bacteria.
The bags in question were distributed by Los Angeles-based Tom and Glasser, Inc. to Hawaii, California and Arizona.
Each bag has a lot code, 0923, that can be found on the back corner next to the seal.
Customers who have purchased the nuts are advised not to eat them. They can return them for a full refund.
The company has also set up an information line at 800-282-6887.
According to the FDA, salmonella bacteria can cause severe infections that can turn fatal.
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In this photo taken from a remote camera at the Lazovsky State Nature Reserve in the Primorye region of Russia's Far East on Dec. 8, 2011, a golden eagle attacks a deer. Remote cameras set up to track Siberian tigers in Russia have caught a golden eagle attack on a sika deer, snapping three photos as the massive bird digs its talons into the distressed animals back. Golden eagles typically eat small birds or mammals, but they've also been known to target deer. It's rare for a camera to catch such an attack in progress. (AP Photo/The Zoological Society of London)
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At Bowditch Point Recreational Park, you can experience three distinct habitats: estuarine, beach and upland. A walk along the mangroves of the bay offers a wide variety of birds and vegetation and eventually opens up to a beach on the Gulf of Mexico. Between the bay and the gulf lies an upland pine forest where you might run across a gopher tortoise or a Florida box turtle. The park is open from sunup to sundown. The park area also features tables and grills, available on a first come first serve basis, in a shaded tropical setting sure to please any picnicker. A concession area offers visitors a place to rest, a variety of food items, gifts and souvenirs. Restroom and changing facilities are available as well.
Parking: There is access to over 75 parking spaces within the park at one dollar ($1.00) per hour. Time is sold in increments of one hour up to the maximum time allowed, no partial hours. Payment accepted in nickels, dimes, quarters, one dollar coins, one & five dollar bills and credit cards however, NO change is given or provided. Maximum vehicle length 20 feet, no trailer or vehicle trailer parking is permitted.
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Santa Baby, leave a Neiman Marcus Edition Chevy Camaro under the tree
Since 1939, The Christmas Book from Neiman Marcus has featured luxurious, exotic and limited-edition items including his-and-hers matching airplanes, an ark with all the critters, and several luxury vehicles.
This year the catalog includes the Neiman Marcus Edition 2011 Chevy Camaro convertible. The car comes with a 6.2-liter, V-8 engine. The six-speed manual transmission delivers 426 horsepower and 420 pound-feet of torque. The six-speed automatic delivers 400 horsepower and 410 pound-feet of torque.
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DOOR Neptunus Rotterdam was the Hoofdklasse powerhouse of the early 21st Century. They won a record seven consecutive titles from 1999 through 2005 before several stars departed prior to the 2006 season, including 2005 MVP Dirk van 't Klooster and 2005 Pitcher of the Year Rob Cordemans. Neptunus is sponsored by DOOR Training and located in Rotterdam. They play their home games in DOOR Neptunus Familiestadion.
Previously known as Levi's Neptunus Rotterdam, Kok Juwelier Neptunus Rotterdam, KOK Neptunus Rotterdam, Tropicana Neptunus, Tropicana Neptunus Rotterdam the club also won Hoofdklasse titles in 1981, 1991, 1993 and 1995. They also won the European Cup five consecutive seasons from 2000 through 2004 as well as in 1994 and 1996.
When Neptunus won the 2009 Holland Series, they tied Haarlem Nicols for the most titles (12) in league history. They became the first 13-time titlist when they won the 2010 Holland Series. After two years without a title, they won the 2013 Holland Series.
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Muncie, IN, may not be known as a home for hard-edged honky tonk music, but country-rockers Flynnville Train are out to change that with their fusion of blues-based rock & roll and outlaw country styles, played with maximum barroom swagger. Flynnville Train was formed in 2001 by brothers Brian Flynn on lead vocals and Brent Flynn on lead guitar, with Jeremy Patterson on rhythm guitar, Tim Beeler on bass, and Tommy Bales on drums. The band spent several years playing clubs in the Midwest, and eventually caught the ear of Richard Young, guitarist with the Kentucky Headhunters, who helped produce an album the band released themselves. Young was enthusiastic about the results and passed along a copy to an agency that handles booking and management for the Headhunters; the disc made its way to another of the company's clients, Toby Keith, who was mighty impressed and checked out the band live. After seeing Flynnville Train on-stage, Keith signed the band to his record label, Show Dog Nashville, and Flynnville Train's self-titled album for Show Dog was released in the fall of 2007. After years on the road, they went into the studio with producer and "silent fifth member" David Barrick and recorded their sophomore release Redemption. The album was released by the Next Evolution label in 2010. ~ Mark Deming
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By Robert Manion It's such an energizing and incredibly inventive environment, and it hasn't been until these few days off that I've had the time to stop and realize what a whirlwind of adventure I've been lucky enough to fall into and really appreciate the amazing people I've been able to work with on this project. This talented group of writers, directors, actors and designers are damn good at their jobs, and I'm so grateful that fate threw these guys — whom I've grown to love so much — into my life!
I'm originally from Tasmania, a lonely piece of land shaped like a broken heart that lies just off Australia's southern coast (literally, the opposite side of the globe to the cornflake-shaped Illinois). So, while I had seen StarKid's work online before, even just from a geographical standpoint, I never considered the possibility of being involved with the University of Michigan-originated group.
Last year I began studying screen acting in Los Angeles, and I was going to America quite frequently. During that time, the StarKid members involved with A Very Potter Senior Year at LeakyCon 2012 heard some of my song writing, and we kept in contact over the winter. We admired each other's work, and that ultimately led to my audition and casting in Twisted.
Having no preconception about what the creative process with this company would be like was both relaxing and mildly terrifying. I didn't have any expectations of how the development of Twisted would compare to my theatre training and experience in Australia and whether there would be any sort of international barrier or clash of preparation technique. Fortunately, the main focus of a StarKid production is to guarantee that everybody is enjoying themselves, even if sometimes that means being a little silly.
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Capcom's action role-playing game tops software sales charts, helps breathe life into Wii hardware sales--but not enough to beat Sony's portable.
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Wilfred E. "Bill" Blaisdell, 94 of Superior, died Tuesday, Nov. 20, 2012 at St. Luke's Hospice in Duluth.
Wilfred E. "Bill" Blaisdell, 94 of Superior, died Tuesday, Nov. 20, 2012 at St. Luke's Hospice in Duluth.
Bill was born in Superior on June 6, 1918 the son of Ruie and Ezra Blaisdell.
He had worked at the Farmers Union Grain Elevators for 38 years.
Bill was a "Jack of all trades" and enjoyed woodworking. Most important to him was his family.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Ruie and Ezra; step-mother, Ethel; his first wife, Dorothy on Oct. 8, 1984; his second wife, Martha on Aug 8, 2001; brothers, Louie and Robert; sister, Mabel; step-brothers, Morris and Ardell; and a step-sister, Lorraine.
He is survived by his daughterd, Rose (Howard Ammerman) Kirschbaum of Hinckley, Minn., Gertrude Bauer of Superior, and Judith (Gary Moe) Blaisdell of Superior; five grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; five great-great grandchildren; and a sister Gertrude.
MASS OF CHRISTIAN BURIAL: 11 a.m. Friday, Nov. 23, 2012 in St. Anthony's Catholic Church. Rev. Fr. Leon Flaherty will celebrate. Visitation will be one hour prior. Interment will be at Greenwood Cemetery at a later date.
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On March the 1st, 1973 at approx 8:30 am, a cleaning lady at the Travel Lodge at 949 E Burnside discovered the body of a white female in a room 123. This female was partially clothed and her purse was nearby. She was later identified as Jenny Ella Lewis, a white female, 20 years old. An autopsy determined that Ms Lewis died of asphyxiation.
Ms Lewis was known to turn tricks at that particular motel. On the evening of her death (Feb 28th), around midnight, she was working in downtown Portland in the area of SW Park and Alder. Other prostitutes working that area recalled that Jenny was picked up by a white male. They never saw her alive again.
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Shearith Israel's barbeque pit. Photo courtesy of the Texas Jewish Historical Society.Wharton Texas sits about 60 miles southwest of Houston among miles of pasture and farm field that the city's murals proudly describe as "Brahman" and "Cotton Country." Just outside the limits of downtown rests the derelict lot that once housed Wharton's Shearith Israel Synagogue. The members who once gathered there travelled from as far as 50 miles to worship, and, at its peak, the congregation consisted of almost 80 families and 400 individual congregants. Over the course of 103 years, Jews in Wharton led a thriving existence, be it as members of the city's merchant-class, civic and religious organizations, or the congregation itself. However, like many small towns, the history of Wharton's Jewish community is one of flourishing expansion and rapid decline.
In 1876, Louis Peine arrived in Wharton via Indianola, Texas. Though there is evidence of a small group of Jewish settlers in the area around 1850, the Peines are the first documented Jewish family in the city of Wharton. Along with his son Ben, Louis Peine opened a jewelry store in town. The two would go on to become active members of the local Masonic lodge, with Ben reaching the status of Senior Deacon in 1887. In 1880, the Peines were joined by the family of Aaron Casper Finkelstein. Finkelstein would become the first lay leader of the Jewish congregation, initially conducting services in members' homes. He was incredibly well-educated, allegedly speaking six or seven languages, and, as a young man, he had studied to enter the rabbinate, but was never ordained. A second assemblage of families arrived in Wharton in 1897. This group included the families of S.M. Ditch, Max Bishkin, Joseph Blumberg, Morris Meyers, Joe Schwartz, and A.M. Smith.
Most of these early Wharton Jews were involved in retail trade. Often, opportunities in peddling and the prospect of one day opening a store drew many Jews to places like Wharton. As Mary Meyers Rosenfield, a former Wharton resident, recalled in a 2002 interview with the New York Times, "A hardware store in Galveston would give the men $50 worth of merchandise and send them out into the countryside to sell it. If they did well, they got $100 worth of merchandise, and that's how we got started in business." By the 1930s, Wharton's town square was dominated by Jewish merchants.
A handful of Wharton's early residents had been sponsored in their passage to the United States as part of Jacob Schiff's "Galveston Movement," a plan to divert the influx of Eastern European Jewish immigrants who had become largely concentrated in New York to the port of Galveston. Between the years of 1907-1914, the movement brought approximately 10,000 Jews through the port at Galveston, many of whom, including the father of Mary Meyers Rosenfeld, settled and opened businesses in small towns like Wharton.
By the 1890s, Wharton Jews were gathering together for religious services. Toby Gordon, who arrived in 1899, found this fledgling congregation barely able to gather the quorum necessary for a minyan. However, the same year Gordon arrived, S.I. Ditch purchased a Sefer Torah from New York City for the High Holiday services. Ditch, whom Gordon described as a "venerable middle-aged Jew" with "high ideals and a truly religious spirit" held social gatherings in his home during which he sold letters "to be filled into the Sefer Torah." Through the sales, Ditch was able to help pay for the Torah's cost. He moved to Houston only one year later, but, Wharton's Jewish community continued to expand. To many in Wharton, the purchase of the Sefer Torah was the official beginning of the city's Jewish congregation.
After Aaron Finkelstein, Ben Peine took leadership of the still-small assemblage. With Peine's help, by 1908 the congregation began to meet in the Wharton Masonic Lodge. The lodge had previously been used by the Baptist congregation as a temporary worship space, and the only available seating consisted of beer barrels topped with flat wooden planks. Use of this location was relatively short lived, as the lodge was destroyed by a storm in 1909. However, the congregation was steadily growing, and by 1910, its members had purchased a plot of land at the corner of South Rusk and Burleson Streets with the intention of building their own synagogue.
Shearith Israel's first synagogue. Photo courtesy of the Texas Jewish Historical SocietyBy 1913, the congregation was officially chartered as Shearith Israel; however, it wasn't until 1921 that the synagogue was constructed. The small brick building with its characteristic arch-shaped entrance cost only $7,500. The design was laid out by the architect C.E. Jopling, who had also constructed the Baptist Church, Wharton High School, and the Roberts Mercantile. Services for the laying of the cornerstone were conducted on November 24, 1921 by Orthodox rabbi M. Abramson of Galveston, and the cornerstone was laid by the local Masonic Lodge. The cornerstone was inscribed with the names of the new synagogue's founding leaders to memorialize the event. Ben Davis, a Russian immigrant and grocery store owner, was the congregation president. Joe Schwartz, originally of Austria and the owner of a clothing store on the town square, served as the vice president, Herman Davis, a Russian dry goods salesman was the first secretary, and A. Morris served as treasurer. Ben Davis would go on to serve as the president of Shearith Israel for 25 years.
By 1920, Rabbi Jacob Keilin, who had come to the United States from Russia in 1907, led the Orthodox congregation as rabbi, remaining with Shearith Israel for seven years. A series of short-term rabbis served the Wharton congregation until 1955, when Rabbi Israel Rosenberg took over the pulpit. Rosenberg remained with the synagogue for 23 years, the longest tenure of any rabbi at Shearith Israel.
In 1937, the members chose to purchase three acres of land along North Alabama street and Barfield Lane for $750 for use as a cemetery. The first individual to be buried on the grounds was Aaron Davis of East Bernard, Texas on May 13, 1937. By 1992, 61 families and 123 individuals had been laid to rest at Shearith Israel.
Multimedia: Shearith Israel's annual chicken barbeque drew Jewish and non-Jewish customers from Wharton and surrounding communities. In ISJL oral history interviews from July 2011, Larry Wadler and Adine Holland shared their memories of the successful fundraiser and community event.
In 1940, the congregation purchased another stretch of property spanning for an entire block along Old Lane City Road. This became the location of the congregation's social hall as well as the famous barbeque pit, which would become the centerpiece of Shearith Israel's annual kosher barbeque. Congregants claim that hundreds of members, returning members, families, friends, and Jews from the surrounding region would attend the event, and it is fondly remembered as both an effective fundraiser and an important social gathering for small-town Jews throughout the area. The congregation's new religious school building was completed in 1952. This building was used until 1961, when it was sold so that a new brick complex could be constructed on the new property. The new building contained classrooms, a meeting room, and the Maynard Smith Memorial Library.
Shearith Israel's 2nd synagogue. Photo courtesy of Libby MarvinsIn 1956, the old building on South Rusk Street was sold and a new synagogue was built on the property containing the social hall and barbeque pit. The building was constructed in a Star-of-David design. The architect was Leonard Gabbert who had designed two synagogues in Houston before he was commissioned to create Wharton's unique design. The building's seating capacity was 376 people, which adequately accommodated the 290 men, women, and children who comprised Wharton's Jewish community in the 1950s. The dedication ceremony, held on August 24-25, 1956, was attended by the mayors of Wharton, Edna, El Campo, and Palacios. Also in attendance were a handful of Protestant ministers from surrounding towns who came to bestow their best wishes upon the congregation in honor of their new synagogue. By the time of the new synagogue's dedication, Shearith Israel had become a Conservative congregation, moving away from strict Orthodox practice.
Throughout much its history, Wharton's Jewish community was involved in several other Jewish organizations. Local Jews founded a B'nai B'rith chapter in Wharton in 1919, which remained active through the 1980s. In 1948, the first meeting of Shearith Israel's Ladies Auxiliary was held in the home of Mrs. Aaron Block of Bay City; Mrs. Block would go on to be the group's first president, followed by Mrs. Lew Todes. This organization became the Shearith Israel Sisterhood in 1956, when it became affiliated with the National Women's League for Conservative Judaism. Mrs. Mervin Franklin of Wharton, who got her start as the president of the southwest branch of the League, would go on to become its National Vice-President from 1965 to 1967. In the early 1950s, a branch of the Young Stars of David Judeans was organized; however, by the late 1980s the group had disbanded.
Multimedia: In this clip from the ISJL Oral History Program archives, Adine Holland and Larry Wadler discuss Wharton's Hadassah Chapter.
Perhaps Wharton's most well-established and enduring organizations was its Hadassah chapter. Henrietta Szold, the founder of Hadassah, travelled to Texas in 1914 with hopes of establishing chapters across the state and creating programs in the community to help underprivileged Jewish youths. She initially travelled to Houston, the home of Texas' oldest congregation, but was unsuccessful. Szold had heard of the Jewish community in Wharton, and chose to try her chances there. Wharton's first Hadassah meeting was held in the home of Mrs. Toby Gordon in 1914. Mary Meyers-Rosenfield, who attended this first meeting as a child, recalled watching a "tall lady wearing a hat [Szold]'" speak to the women's sewing circle, and other stories claim that Szold travelled to Wharton by horse and buggy. The attendants of the meeting took interest in Hadassah, and, though they did not have enough members for a full-fledged chapter, "circle" meetings began taking place regularly following Szold's visit. Wharton's Hadassah chapter was officially chartered five years later in 1919. Szold always remembered her visit with the lady's sewing circle quite fondly. In fact, for many years, the women of Wharton's Hadassah chapter kept a handwritten note sent to them by Szold on their 25th anniversary; allegedly it was tucked away in a safety-deposit box along with coleslaw recipe for the Shearith Israel barbeque.
By the 1980s, Shearith Israel's numbers began to decline. In the 1960s the congregation had peaked at 77 families, however, in the 1980s the flow of new Jewish immigrants ceased, and the baby-boomer children of successful merchants went to college and did not return to run the family stores. Rabbi Jerome Cohen continued to serve the community despite dwindling numbers. However, by 2000, the congregation was no longer able to hold regular services. In 2002, Shearith Israel closed its doors with a remaining congregation of 39 members. The Torahs were donated to various organizationsand the cemetery was put into the care of a separate organization. In 2010, Shearith Israel's empty synagogue was destroyed by a fire. The remaining Jews in the area travel to Houston or to the small congregation in Bay City to worship.
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November 7, 2012
Less than 24 hours after winning the election, Obama has indicated he plans to further impoverish Americans by imposing carbon taxes.
Obama is selling it as a way to cut the budget deficit, according to Bloomberg.
A tax starting at $20 a metric ton of carbon dioxide equivalent and rising at about 6 percent a year could raise $154 billion by 2021, Nick Robins, an analyst at the bank in London, said today in an e-mailed research note, citing Congressional Research Service estimates. "Applied to the Congressional Budget Office's 2012 baseline, this would halve the fiscal deficit by 2022," Robins said.
Elliot Diringer, executive vice president of the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions, said a carbon tax wouldn't hurt the economy. In fact, according to Diringer, the tax may free up space for reductions in company taxes that dissuade employment.
In the wake of Hurricane Sandy, Congress has renewed the discredited climate change argument to push legislation.
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Harbhajan Singh picked up 5 wickets to help the Mumbai Indians pull off a tense 8 run victory against the Chennai Super Kings at the Wankhede Stadium.
With the game heading towards a nail biting finish Harbhajan struck 3 times in the 18th over to leave the Super Kings 137-8 in their pursuit of the Indians total of 164-4.
Srikkanth Anirudha (71) scored a vital half century but once Harbhajan struck in his final over the Indians held on to gain a small bit of revenge for their 22 run defeat against the visitors in last years IPL final at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai.
Rohit Sharma scored a vital half century to help the Indians recover from the early loss of Sachin Tendulkar to help set the Super Kings a victory target of 165.
Despite the earlier loss of Murali Vijay (12) and Raina (5) the Super Kings kept the pressure on the Indians thanks to a 3rd wicket partnership of 60 from Michael Hussey and Subramaniam Badrinath.
Having come together in the 5th over after the dismissal off Raina the pair appeared to change the course of the game but once Hussey (41) was caught by Kieron Pollard at midwicket the Indians took control.
MS Dhoni (3) quickly followed 6 deliveries later after he was caught by Sharma who pulled off one of the catches of the tournament to dismiss the Super Kings skipper after dived forward to pluck the ball out of the air at third man to leave the visitors 101-4 after 12.2 overs.
With the tension mounting Srikkanth Anirudha could only add 9 runs before he became Harbhajan Singhs second wicket of the innings but with Badrinath still at the crease the game was evenly balanced until Harbhajan returned in the 18th over to seal the victory.
Despite the loss of Tendulkar early in the Indians innings, Sharma was (87) the stand out performer for the home side, smashing 8 fours and 5 sixes during an impressive 48 ball innings which helped the home side reach 164-4.
Andrew Symonds (31) and Ambati Rayudu (27) offered vital support as the Indians recovered from 13-2 to set the Super Kings a tricky run chase.
Sharma and Rayudu emerged from Tendulkars shadow to lead the Indians recovery with a 3rd wicket partnership of 61 after the Indians skipper suffered a rare failure with the bat.
Having seen Tendulkar dismissed in just the 3rd over, Rayudu and Sharma saw off the threat of Ablie Morkel (19-1) before laying the foundations of a vital recovery for the Indians.
The pair carefully built their partnership up by picking up quick ones and twos while punishing any poor deliveries by dispatching them to the boundary.
Having survived a couple of run out chances the pairs luck finally ran out at the start of the 12th over when Rayudu (27) was stumped by MD Dhoni off the bowling of Suraj Randiv.
Despite the loss of Rayudu, Sharma continued his excellent innings to register his 9th IPL half century with a massive six off the bowling of Randiv which sailed into the third tier of the stand behind the long off boundary.
Sharma and new partner Symonds continued to attack the Super Kings bowlers as the runs started to flow which put the visitors under pressure for the first time in the game.
The pair took just 29 deliveries to bring up their 50 partnership before Sharma increased Dhonis worries by dispatching 3 sixes in the space of 5 deliveries to help the Indians reach 160-3 with 6 deliveries remaining.
Although Bollinger ended Sharmas innings in the final over, Symonds and Pollard (0) were still able to add 4 more runs to leave the visitors facing a difficult run chase.
The Super Kings got off to an impressive start picking up two early wickets including that of Tendulkar to leave the Indians 13-2 after the home side had been put into bat by Dhoni.
Morkel and Doug Bollinger combined perfect line and length with out swinging deliveries from the very first ball of the game to leave the Indians on the back foot.
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