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Immortal Jack Benny trades in his royal scepter for a heavenly trumpet in this comedic fantasy about an innocent angel faced with the dubious task of destroying an all-to-indulgent Earth.
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His crimes shamed a nation. His capture stunned the world.
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Body of a monster. Heart of a saint. From Victor Hugo's rousing classic.
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From a house divided to a family united.
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If you drive a pickup or SUV that's high off the ground and has an accessible catalytic converter, you're at risk for catalytic converter theft. Thieves crawl under vehicles, cut off the converters and sell them to unscrupulous scrap metal recyclers, where they're prized for the small amounts of precious metals they contain. Because of the damage thieves do to the whole muffler assembly, the average cost to replace a catalytic converter is $2,600, and as much as $4,000. Catalytic converter thefts have dropped dramatically in Roseville this year, from about 243 stolen in 2012 to 35 through October 2013. We'd like to think it's because more owners are marking and protecting these valuable parts. Here are some steps you can take to make your catalytic converter less attractive to thieves.
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Syllabification: Hen·ryPronunciation: /ˈhenrē
- 1.8 Henry VIII (1491–1547), son of Henry VII; reigned 1509–47. Henry had six wives (Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Catherine Howard, Katherine Parr) and three children (Mary I, with Catherine of Aragon; Elizabeth I, with Anne Boleyn; and Edward VI, with Jane Seymour). His first divorce, from Catherine of Aragon, was opposed by the pope, leading to England's break with the Roman Catholic Church.
Syllabification: hen·ryPronunciation: /ˈhenrē
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( plural henries or henrys)
Physics Origin
late 19th century: named after Joseph Henry (1797–1878), the American physicist who discovered the phenomenon.


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Emma's giant bow
Not normally into bows. But when they're used like this and worn by Emma Watson, there's not much to complain about. This is not a prom bow with ringlets. It's not a hair bow with ringlets. It's a skirt bow. It's a bow that IS the skirt. Which, in about 2 years, will actually make it to the prom. Full Story
Chris Pratt is arriving
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As excited as I was for The Avengers, I'm even more excited for Guardians of the Galaxy. So far, I'm not even this excited for The Avengers 2, and it will star one of my all-time favorite comic book characters. Don't get me wrong, I'm stoked for The Avengers 2. But Guardians is a different beast all together. Full Story
Does Colin Farrell need a Career Prospectus?
Winter's Tale opened in 7th place this weekend. And the reviews…weren't great. If Colin Farrell were an actress, they'd be all over his ass for his string of box office and critical disappointments. They'd be questioning whether or not he can carry a movie. Because he hasn't been able to carry a movie. Full Story
Alex Pettyfer's Endless Love
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Endless Love opens today. Alex Pettyfer's been promoting it all week. The reviews …aren't great. Here's an example: "This movie has no idea how letters of recommendation work, how airports work, how relationships work. Full Story
Katherine Heigl needs your money
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Once upon a time, not so very long ago, Katherine Heigl was on a popular TV show and was launching a promising film career. She was on the brink of having it all, of being America's next sweetheart and becoming one of the most famous women in the world, with the kind of juice to get whatever projects she wanted made. Full Story
Johnny Depp's engagement PDA
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Johnny Depp's fiancée is in a new movie with Kevin Costner called 3 Days To Kill. A gripping thriller, no doubt. The premiere was last night in LA and they walked the carpet together hand in hand and there was some kissing and nuzzling and this is supposed to make you want to go see your first ever Amber Heard movie. Full Story
Front Row Blake gets a love interest
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Blake Lively was in New York today for Michael Kors. She's been pretty choosy about her appearances lately so, you can imagine, these pictures are going to be everywhere soon if they're not already. In other Blake news, she's finally going back to work next month. Adaline – a project that was initially intended for Katherine Heigl – goes into production in March. Full Story
Leo campaigns
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Check out Michael Fassbender and Marion Cotillard on the set of Macbeth in Farnham, United Kingdom. They're blurry but I thought you might want some idea of what it's going to look like. I've no doubt Fassbender, who is immensely talented, can play his character. He's into the heavy sh-t. Full Story
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Page Six has been reporting that while in New York last week for the Super Bowl, Leonardo DiCaprio was seen with Nina Agdal late at night. Nina Agdal is a model. (I didn't have to mention that, did I?) And Toni Garrn is travelling for work. Full Story
Olivia and Joel: my book couple
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Click here for a refresher on my post from earlier this week about how I'm so into perving on this couple. Olivia Munn and Joel Kinnaman are in Europe now promoting Robocop. Well, he's promoting Robocop and she came along for the ride. Full Story
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I like this word, "dashing". I don't use it very much. Few people earn it. But when they do earn it, DASHING is a great word. Sidney Poitier is dashing. Colin Firth is dashing. George Clooney is dashing. Look at him last night in New York promoting The Monuments Men. I prefer him in the open-neck shirt he wore to Letterman. Full Story
Divergent: final trailer
We're about 6 weeks out from the release of Divergent and I feel like there's been very little buzz. So now a final trailer has been released and the stars are making themselves available. Shailene Woodley and Theo James were out in Hollywood yesterday and also appeared on Jimmy Kimmel. Full Story
Jesse Eisenberg was cast as WHO?
The internet usually hates whoever is cast in upcoming superhero movies. It's a fact of life. Superhero casting follows a pattern: 1) Announcement, 2) Fan backlash, 3) Supportive media backlash to the fan backlash, 4) The movie comes out and everyone forgets they hated that actor. We've seen it time and again, most famously with Heath Ledger and the Joker. Full Story


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The bits-atomic package
Atomic operations including CAS (compare-and-swap), fetch & add and variants suitable for low-level shared-memory synchronization.
The implementation is using GCC's builtin atomic operations (available in GCC >= 4) in C wrappers called through the FFI. See these links for background:
GCC manual: http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/Atomic-Builtins.html
GCC wiki: http://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/Atomic
Portability: This package is primarily developed on a Linux system, but should work wherever GCC >= 4 is available. It has been confirmed as working on OSX. On Windows, it should work with Cygwin but currently fails for vanilla Haskell-Platform 2010.1.0.0 as it still packages GCC 3.x. An installer for updated versions of GCC is available at http://www.mingw.org/ and should make this package work in connection with Haskell-Platform. Feedback on compatibility would be appreciated.
Testing: The following commands can be used to compile and run the test suite:
cabal unpack bits-atomic && cd bits-atomic-* # if not yet locally available cabal configure -ftest cabal build cabal test
Recent changes:
0.1.3: Documentation updates, especially on portability. No functional changes.
0.1.2: Avoid using System.FilePath in Setup.hs to fix build failure on hackage
- No changelog available
Versions | 0.1.0, 0.1.1, 0.1.2, 0.1.3 |
Dependencies | base (>=4 && <6) |
License | BSD3 |
Author | Gabriel Wicke <firstname.lastname@example.com> |
Maintainer | Gabriel Wicke <email@example.com> |
Stability | experimental |
Category | Data, Concurrency, Foreign |
Source repository | head: hg clone http://dev.wikidev.net/hg/bits-atomic/ |
Executables | test |
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The biggest shots in Lakers playoff history
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4. Derek Fisher vs. Orlando Magic, Game 4 NBA Finals, June 11, 2009( Wally Skalij, Los Angeles Times / June 11, 2009 )
The setting: The Lakers trailed the Magic, 87-84, when Fisher took a pass from Trevor Ariza, moved up court with two dribbles and made a three-point shot from 26 feet with 4.6 seconds left in Orlando.
The significance: Fishers shot sent the game to overtime and in the extra session, he broke a 91-91 tie with another three with 31.3 seconds left. The Lakers won, 99-91, to take a 3-1 series lead. They won the championship in the next game, routing the host Magic, 99-86. |


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Nov 3, 2012 | Posted by: roboblogger | Full story: Reuters
Two rival Democratic congressmen are proving that similar politics does not guarantee amity in a hard-fought California race on the edge of Hollywood that has at times resembled reality television more than a congressional campaign.
"Obama Shames the USA" Since: Apr 09 6,466 Location hidden |
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"Truth to Power!" Since: Apr 07 74,307 United States |
Judged: 2 2 2 Democrats are Pure FILTH! Just look at the Maggots fighting over who can destroy California faster! |
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Judged: 2 2 2 By Patrick H. Caddell Douglas E. Schoen Saturday, October 30, 2010 President Obama's post-partisan America has disappeared, replaced by the politics of polarization, resentment and division. In a Univision interview on Monday, the president, who campaigned in 2008 by referring not to a "Red America" or a "Blue America" but a United States of America, urged Hispanic listeners to vote in this spirit: "We're gonna punish our enemies and we're gonna reward our friends who stand with us on issues that are important to us." Recently, Obama suggested that if Republicans gain control of the House and/or Senate as forecast, he expects not reconciliation and unity but "hand-to-hand combat" on Capitol Hill. What a change two years can bring. We can think of only one other recent president who would display such indifference to the majesty of his office: Richard Nixon. We write in sadness as traditional liberal Democrats who believe in inclusion. Like many Americans, we had hoped that Obama would maintain the spirit in which he campaigned. Instead, since taking office, he has pitted group against group for short-term political gain that is exacerbating the divisions in our country and weakening our national identity.The culture of attack politics and demonization risks compromising our ability to address our most important issues - and the stature of our nation's highest office. Indeed, Obama is conducting himself in a way alarmingly reminiscent of Nixon's role in the disastrous 1970 midterm campaign. No president has been so persistently personal in his attacks as Obama throughout the fall. He has regularly attacked his predecessor, the House minority leader and - directly from the stump - candidates running for offices below his own. He has criticized the American people suggesting that they are "reacting just to fear" and faulted his own base for "sitting on their hands complaining." Obama is walking a knife's edge. He has said that the 3.5 million "shovel-ready jobs" he had referred to as justification for the passage of the stimulus bill didn't exist - throwing all the Democratic incumbents who had defended the stimulus in their campaigns under the proverbial bus. Although he said, as part of his effort to enact health-care reform, that the health-care mandates were not taxes, now his administration acknowledges in court papers that they are, in fact, taxes. The man just continues to tell Lie after Lie after Lie. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/... |
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Judged: 2 2 2 Vote LIBERTARIAN! LIVE FREE! ALL WE NEED is 5% of the VOTE to END the TWO PARTY SYSTEM. GARY JOHNSON for PRESIDENT!! http://www.garyjohnson2012.com/ |
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Judged: 2 2 1 California is Bankrupt. They have cities that have filed for Bankruptcy because they're governed by filth Jackasscrats. Democrats are Pure Filth. Just look at the POS Obama and his % TRILLION In New National Debt. |
Judged: 1 1 1 No Voter is as willing to see their City, their State, and their Country decimated like a diabolical Calif. version of a Democrat. No one has less concern for their childrens' future hopes and dreams. |
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Judged: 2 2 2 BENGHAZI???? "You have to compromise your principles in order to preserve them." --Ryan Christie is courting Hussein in a FEMA welfare lovefest. RMONEY in the CAYMAN ISLANDS, NOT the USA????? AMERICA first. Take back AMERICA!!!! STOP BIG GOVERNMENT! Vote LIBERTARIAN! LIVE FREE! ALL WE NEED is 5% of the VOTE to END the TWO PARTY SYSTEM. GARY JOHNSON for PRESIDENT!! http://www.garyjohnson2012.com/ |
Judged: 1 1 1 Enough said! |
Judged: 1 1 1 If Voters reward obama for the Benghazi disaster we deserve EVERY horrific out come that Pelosi has in store for our families. |
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The FAILURE of RANK VOTING!
Beware of people who advocate for this way of determining representation! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ranked_voting_sy... You rank ALL interested candidates and those who came in second, third could very well get elected! |
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Judged: 2 1 1 By Tami Luhby @CNNMoney July 12, 2012 NEW YORK (CNNMoney)-- San Bernardino became the third California city to file for bankruptcy in the past few weeks ... but it won't be the last. Many municipalities in the Golden State and around the nation are struggling to cover their costs as the economic malaise continues to hurt tax revenue streams, experts said. This will lead to more municipal bankruptcies, which have been rare until now. Thanks DEMOCRATS! http://money.cnn.com/2012/07/12/news/economy/... |
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Judged: 1 1 1 "This is what we must do to get our fiscal house in order and protect the safety and welfare of our citizens," said Mayor Ann Johnston in a press release announcing the filing. "We will emerge from bankruptcy with a solid financial future." Both Stockton's and San Bernardino's fiscal troubles are due in large part to the massive housing downturn and recession that swept across California. Both towns were hit particularly hard by the foreclosure crisis, which left lots of abandoned homes and reduced property values in its wake. That translated into lower property tax revenues, which are critical to supporting public services. Also, municipalities have also struggled from budget changes made on the state level. Suffering from their own massive budget shortfalls, Governor Jerry Brown and the state legislature made changes to vehicle tax money and redevelopment agencies that stripped locales of hundreds of millions of state funding. While some areas of the Golden State are starting to recover, the regions containing those two towns are not, said Chris McKenna, executive director of the League of California Cities. http://money.cnn.com/2012/07/12/news/economy/... |
Judged: 2 1 1 This is all to be expected. When Calif. Democratic voters sold their Party to the Unions they understood it would drive the State into insolvency. When the majority in a State hate their State as much as Calif Democrats hate Calfiornia the out come can only be civil and financial chaos. The Party promises that the very Worst is yet to come. |
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Judged: 1 1 1 California fruits and nuts. The land where Illegal ALiens & Democrats drive the State into Bankruptcy. |
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Judged: 1 1 1 Lot's of 'em coming to Texas right now. BUT, we've read the rules to them and they'd better behave! |
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Judged: 1 1 1 Democrats are the Party of the Ku Klux Klan. They are the Bankruptcy Party. What FILTH! |
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Judged: 1 1 1 Barack Obama promised a new era of post-partisanship. In office, he's played racial politics and further split the country along class and party lines. By PATRICK H. CADDELL DOUGLAS E. SCHOEN During the election campaign, Barack Obama sought to appeal to the best instincts of the electorate, to a post-partisan sentiment that he said would reinvigorate our democracy. He ran on a platform of reconciliationof getting beyond "old labels" of right and left, red and blue states, and forging compromises based on shared values. President Obama's Inaugural was a hopeful day, with an estimated 1.8 million people on the National Mall celebrating the election of America's first African-American president. The level of enthusiasm, the anticipation and the promise of something better could not have been more palpable. And yet, it has not been realized. Not at all. Rather than being a unifier, Mr. Obama has divided America on the basis of race, class and partisanship. Moreover, his cynical approach to governance has encouraged his allies to pursue a similar strategy of racially divisive politics on his behalf. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142405274... |
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Agreed, like i said in the previous thread though, my closest record store is Fingerprints which is unfortunately 30 minutes away in Long Beach, so i don't get to go to it very often. So i'm mostly buying on eBay or other online stores. I miss the days of having 3 really good record stores within 5-10 minutes of me.
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Hi all
I'm struggling to create a drawing specific dictionary of strings.
I have blocks that I'm inserting which will obey the properties of certain types. These types can be edited per drawing, so aren't predefined.
I've looked into the NOD, but so far I've only used it for xrecords, whose data isn't keyed. I was hoping to not have to create a new xrecord for each type, but rather store the information in a dictionary that can manipulated by the user.
I've seen and used DBDictionaries, but they appear to only accept DBObjects which strings are not. The first thing I want to store against a key is a hatch pattern background colour.
If there's a better way of doing what I'm looking for, I'm open to suggestions.
Thought, it might be interesting for you as a possible solution:
Use a dictionary to house an XRecord which contains a single string. House the entire set of dictionaries under its own dictionary to avoid conflicts with other dictionaries.
Thanks for your replies. I've ended up doing this:
to set the dictionary, and this:
to retrieve it (lots of WriteMessages because debugging complains about symbols).
It's an Xrecord in the NOD, which has a DBDictionary of single value Xrecords in it. Just tested it and it works. Now I'm going to manipulate the list with the GUI...
Thanks again!
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American Atheists sue over cross at 9-11 MemorialPosted Monday, August 1, 2011, at 4:01 PM
As we draw closer to the tenth anniversary of 9/11, many ways of remembering this tragic day are popping up. We in Le Mars were able to see the humongous flag on its way to 9/11, next week Cherokee is having a Veteran's celebration honoring 9-11 and probably the most prominent of all is the creation and opening of the National September 11 Memorial & Museum at the World Trade Center.
According to the Memorial & Museum president, Joe Daniels, his mission is twofold to create a Memorial at the very site of the attacks, where people will come to honor those who died on September 11 and reflect on the compassion and humanity evidenced in the aftermath of the attack, and to create a Memorial Museum where people will not only examine "what happened" on 9/11, but also the questions of "why" and "what does this mean for our future?" Collectively, the Memorial & Museum will remind us of the powerful and binding connection we share with one another. A connection that eclipses politics, race, economic class, and geography." However, even though Mr. Daniels believes this memorial will provide a connection "that exclipses politics, race, economic class, and geograhy," it seems like the odds are already against him. A group identified as American Atheists have filed a lawsuit claiming the inclusion of the cross-shaped steel beams promotes Christianity over all other religions on public property and diminishes the civil rights of non-Christians. I will insert my disclaimer into this article right now saying that yes, I am a Christian and yes, I am affronted by this lawsuit. The piece of wreckage in question is a T-joint that was found by Frank Silecchia, who said he came across it on the morning of Sept. 13, 2011, after digging three bodies out from the rubble of the collapsed Twin Towers. "I was overwhelmed with the image of my faith... It brought me to tears and to my knees," said Silecchia, who was working with the New York City Fire Department that day. Silecchia believes that the World Trade Center cross is "not just a symbol of faith, but also a symbol of our freedom." He also views the cross as a natural artifact from the Ground Zero site. But Jane Everhart, who is part of the atheist's suit, called the cross an "ugly piece of wreckage" that "does not represent anything ... but horror and death." First of all, in technicality, the cross in Christianity is a representation of horror and death also. The horror that the "mob" killed Jesus in such a horrific way and of course the death is of Jesus. But the cross is also enlightening, because us Christians know that Jesus died to free us from our sins so that we may go to heaven and be with him some day. In a place where there was so much destruction and death, that anybody could find hope is amazing in itself. Secondly, yes, the cross is made out of a t-joint of which the World Trade Center buildings were full of. However it was this particular joint that Frank Silecchia was inspired by after finding three dead bodies and it is this joint that has been sitting near St. Peter's Church in New York City until its inclusion inside the museum. Dave Silverman, American Atheists president, says that if the 9/11 Memorial foundation allows all other religious memorials of equal size and prominence to be displayed in the museum, the group would "happily, happily, drop the case." However the 9/11 Memorial foundation has listed other artifacts such as a Star of David and a Jewish prayer shawl will also be displayed. And what do you use to display a religion that in its very definition, is not a religion? Mr. Silverman suggested at atom or an American flag, which, as far as the flag is concerned, I'm sure will already have a place in this museum. And for all those people who claim it is against their constitutional right to have this cross in this museum, I have the following to say: First of all the consitution does not guarantee you separation of church and state. What it does say is that Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. What does this mean? It means there will be now law for or against which religion you can be part of, so yes you are more than free to be aethist. However they can make now law excluding or including any part of your religion in a museum or otherwise. Next is the fact that as far as I could find, even though the museum is called the "National" 9-11 Memorial and Museum, it looks like its money so far has been from donations. Therefore it can be argued that the memorial is not a place of government and would not fall under any separation of church and state, even if there were any such constitutional right. It is the right of the board to see how this museum should take shape. Maybe if the atheists donated some money or bought a brick they could just as easily get their message across. In summary, I don't have a problem with people being atheists, they are free to do as they wish and provide diversity in our nation. I do have a problem with them not letting other religions practice as they wish, and the t-joint cross is just an extension of this. It's their way to get national attention an assert their authority. I mean, honestly, what's next, they sue the holocaust museum because not everybody that died in the holocaust was Jewish? Comments Showing comments in chronological order [Show most recent comments first] REtiresUSN85 - I have no problem with the atheists having representation. The only reason the cross is 17 ft big because it is also an actual artifact. Honestly if it were just a cross I don't think it would have been included, but because it is a piece of the building it has significance - the meaning of which is different to every person and again, I'm fine with that. I guess what I do have a problem with, the root of why I wrote this is why should an organization that by its very name is not a religion, have space in the "religious" part of the museum? -- Posted by BKinney on Wed, Aug 3, 2011, at 3:10 PM
I believe it should be represented with all religions inclusively and of the same weight/merit as the next. Death is a very important aspect of life in all religions, including athiest. It is the least understood and as such one of the most valued, even above birth. This tragedy had the added compnent of including most, if not every, religious belief by the occupants of the building. I also feel that islamic and muslim religions should also have their faith repressented as well. It was not of the true religion that these actions were taken. Wouldn't it be great to see a memorial that is proud to represent all religions? Wouldn't that be the scar to have? A positive outcome of such a negative source? While I am not sure how to represent all faiths and beliefs, I would leave that to each to figure out for themselves. Great article by the way! -- Posted by Michael Lamb on Thu, Aug 4, 2011, at 12:54 PM
The American Atheists are not concerned with their lack of representation, they just hate Christian representation. Just because the Supreme Court called atheism a "religion" doesn't make it so. The same court royally screwed up Roe v Wade as well as eminent domain in Connecticut a few years ago- they are hardly infallible. Atheists are hell-bent (pun intended) on nullifying any Christian representation in any form because the are simply too smart to fall for belief in a God...just another elitist group that knows better than the God-fearing, gun-clinging dolts in middle America. And before Mr. retired navy tries to argue this point, give me one example of atheists fighting for their "representation" that doesn't involve stopping an expression of Christian beliefs. It doesn't happen. -- Posted by jbdc0304 on Fri, Aug 5, 2011, at 2:26 AM
The exhibit will be in the historical exhibition, where are all other religious artifacts will be displayed. -- Posted by BKinney on Mon, Aug 8, 2011, at 8:28 AM
Becky, if the memorial is established by the government, then there is no place for the promotion of one belief over others. The courts have consistently ruled that promoting one religion over another, or promoting religion over nonreligion, violates the 1st amendment. If this is a private memorial/musuem, then the atheists don't have a leg to stand on and they wouldn't sue either. I cannot think of any cases where an atheist has sued to prevent the private expression of faith on private property. We do however, object to public displays of faith (all faiths, not just christianity - it just seems like christianity is targeted because it is the most common religion in the US). To have christian displays in public sends the message that christians are more important than everyone else; and that is far from the case. Now your final argument about the Holocaust musuem was just plain asinine (and I suspect you know it). If you have ever been to the Holocaust museum, they certainly do inform the public that it was more than Jews who died in the holocaust. -- Posted by DaveMunson on Mon, Aug 15, 2011, at 7:53 PM
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1. What does "solid base" mean here? A base without holes or spaces? And in relation to the whole sentence, is the writer describing some with four legs, a solid base, or wheels separately or as one thing?
2.Why isn't it "securely" instead of "secure"? Does it mean "hold the paper and, as a result, make it secure"?
gu47)Professional artists tend to identify this as one of the most important pieces of equipment in their studio. Most versions of this come in the form of a tripod, with three legs supporting the work surface. However, there are different styles of this as well, including some with four legs, a solid base, or wheels on the bottom of the legs for easy movement. Its purpose is to hold a piece of drawing paper secure and at an appropriate angle while you work on it...
If "securely" can be also used, is this "secure" used as a result or an adverb here? I mean if it means the result was "secure" or "hold something securely"? If it works as an adverb, can a adjective also function as an adverb?
to hold a piece of drawing paper secure
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Tears, laughter, pledges for action on a New Jersey coalition's interfaith trip to Israel
Offering prayers at the Western Wall are, from left, the Rev. Reginald Osborne of Bethel World Outreach Ministries, Rabbi Matthew Gewirtz, and the Rev. Steven Davis of Calvary Gospel Church in Newark. Photo by Andrew Silow-Carroll
November 14, 2012
JERUSALEM — For the Jews, Muslims, and Christians on a New Jersey interfaith mission to Israel, the low point of their weeklong trip was perhaps a visit to the Aida refugee camp on the outskirts of Bethlehem. The towering security wall, the anti-Israel graffiti, and the unsmiling children were grim reminders of the ongoing enmity between the children of Abraham.
The high point was — well, take your pick: a tearful group prayer as many of the participants got their first glimpse of Jerusalem; a Friday evening synagogue service in which a rabbi, an imam, and an Episcopal bishop all offered words from the bima; or perhaps a raucous ceremony, held at Jerusalem's YMCA, where they were invited to join in welcoming Arab volunteers into an Orthodox-run emergency medical corps.
Despite the realities of religious and political strife they encountered in the Holy Land, nearly all of the 33 participants on the Roots of Faith mission, organized by the Newark Interfaith Coalition for Hope & Peace, focused on such bonding events in an emotional summing-up meeting in Jerusalem on Oct. 21, the last day of their seven-day trip.
"Grateful, grateful, grateful — those are the words flowing from my heart," said Denise Davis, whose husband, the Rev. Steven Davis, is pastor of Calvary Gospel Church in Newark. "I am grateful for the differences among us and grateful that God allowed us to be here together."
"There's a saying: The more you learn, the more you earn," said Fateen Ziyad, the fire director of the City of Newark and member of the Waris cultural center and mosque in Irvington. "I came here with the effort and interest possibly of learning — not just learning from books and [my] own experience, but learning from others. I've found hope and a lifelong connection of friendship [here], and thank you all for that."
Barbara Hochberg, director of the Early Childhood Center at Congregation B'nai Jeshurun in Short Hills, summed up what she learned in a word: "Trust," she said. "Without trust you can't learn, you can't speak, you can't work with each other."
Hope, friendship, trust — those were just a few of the goals of the four clergy who dreamed up the trip: Rabbi Matthew Gewirtz of B'nai Jeshurun; the Rt. Rev. Mark Beckwith, bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Newark; the Rev. Bob Morris, executive director of the Interweave spirituality center; and Imam W. Deen Shareef, who heads the Irvington mosque and is convener of the Council of Imams in New Jersey.
The four sit on the steering committee of the coalition, formed in 2007 to address gang violence in Newark. The coalition brings attention and resources to struggling Newark neighborhoods, fosters dialogue among current and former gang members, and mentors community organizers.
When the rabbi suggested the trip, his fellow clergy wanted assurances that it would connect with their work in New Jersey.
"They bought into it when they realized the important connection between the work on the trip and the work at home," said Gewirtz. "We could learn from grassroots community organizations [in Israel] that are working from the bottom up to make peace between unlikely potential partners, and the Israelis and Palestinians might learn from the way we work with gangs in bringing peace to the City of Newark."
The clergy also hoped the experience would turn trip participants into what Gewirtz called a "cadre of lieutenants" for the coalition. "Out of the 33 on the trip, 20 were not active," Gewirtz said after the trip. "Now I would guess that 15 of those will be."
With the help of resource people in Israel and volunteers from their various houses of worship, the clergy worked out an itinerary that would include Muslim, Jewish, and Christian holy sites; worship at Rosh HaAyin's Reform synagogue Bavat Ayin and East Jerusalem's St. George's Cathedral; and a series of meetings with Israeli and Palestinian peace, reconciliation, and interfaith groups.
The group was evenly apportioned among the three faiths, and included as many whites as African-Americans. The Jews were members and staff of B'nai Jeshurun, old associates of Gewirtz's, and a newspaper editor who learned to shed a lot of his skepticism over the course of the week.
In addition to Davis and the quartet of organizers, clergy included Pastor Reggie Osborne of the nondenominational Bethel World Outreach Ministries in Newark, the Rev. Brent Bates of the Episcopal Grace Church in Newark; and Imam Abu Muslimah of the Islamic Center of East Orange.
Few knew each other before planning for the trip began. Divided by faith, living in separate neighborhoods, nodding politely across racial and religious barriers, there were no guarantees that they would bond.
That proposition was tested within minutes of the group's arrival at Ben-Gurion Airport. While most breezed through security and customs, two of the Muslim women — Sutanah Whitfield and Hassana Shaw — were detained for questioning. As the delay grew to almost three hours, participants milled nervously near an airport coffee stand, chatting, speculating, commiserating.
The hugs and applause that greeted the two as they emerged from security, smiling widely, set the tone for the rest of the trip. Sheila Trapp, wife of Imam Abu Muslimah, acknowledged that she had expected that her husband, who wears a robe-like galabiyya and white skull cap, would be detained. "At the beginning of this week I wondered, would you all have waited?" she said on the last day. "And now I know that you would have waited."
"What would probably have taken a few days occurred [at that moment]: a bonding among us all, as we all shared a worry for Sutanah and Hassana, who I might add, are probably two of the gentlest souls on earth," wrote Linda Levi, a past president of B'nai Jeshurun who served as chair of the mission. "Immediately, without planning, a bond formed that grew during a seven-day journey that was life-changing for every person."
'Enough tears'
The itinerary included two overnights in the Galilee and four in Jerusalem, with packed days of site visits — St. Peter's church at Capernaum, the Jewish and Roman archaeological digs at Tsippori — and meetings with Israeli and Palestinian activists.
For Gewirtz, who describes himself as an avid Zionist and has led numerous synagogue trips to Israel, the political differences that emerged were to be expected but painful nonetheless. As a member of the coalition, he said. "I realized we had not spent enough time talking about [the Middle East] and our different points of view and narratives," he said. "That's when you fall back on trust to work these things out, when you have a real relationship and are really friends."
The Oct. 19 agenda laid bare both those differences and the possibility for overcoming them. It began with presentations by Gershon Baskin and Hanna Siniora, respectively the Israeli and Palestinian cofounders of the Israel Palestine Center for Research and Information. In his presentation, Baskin urged the Israeli government to do more in jumpstarting negotiations with the Palestinian Authority, and insisted that there was a constituency for peace on both sides.
From there the group drove to the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem; crossing through the towering security wall that divides Jerusalem from the West Bank, they were joined by Sami Awad, executive director of the Holy Land Trust, a Palestinian nonprofit that promotes nonviolence. After lunch at nearby Shepherd's Field, another Palestinian man led the group on a sobering walking tour of the nearby refugee camp, established after the 1948 war for Arabs who insisted on their right to return to homes in what became Israel.
The guide's account of the refugee issue was frankly one-sided, and in describing the wall that all but surrounds the neighborhood of blocky three- and four-story buildings, he made no mention of the conflict or the terrorism that preceded the wall's construction. If any of the week's events would expose the divide among the Jews, Muslims, and Christians on the trip, this would be it.
Perhaps sensing this, Awad offered the group some advice. "This is not about you siding with one side or the other, but siding with peace," he said. "Don't go out of here with sympathy with one group of another — we have enough tears. What we need are the voices of religious leaders who can stand up and speak up for the political decisions that will make peace in this land."
The tears would flow again, however, as the group continued to Yad Vashem, Israel's Holocaust authority, for a wrenching afternoon that included talks on the Jewish significance of the Shoa, a surprise presentation to museum staff, a tour of the museum, and an emotional ceremony in the museum's synagogue.
For many on the trip, the Yad Vashem visit would prove the week's emotional pivot. Shareef would later recall the display case filled with the shoes of Shoa victims. "Every Muslim, when he or she goes into the masjid [mosque], we take off our shoes," he said. "We do that to enter into a place of life, or haya. And in that [other] place you saw there were people taking their shoes off to go into a place of death."
"I had a better understanding of Israel and why it is so important" to the Jews, said Maryam Mitchell-Finney, a Muslim, after the Yad Vashem visit. "I may not be convinced that it justifies some of [the Israelis'] actions, but I understand them better."
'The weirdest gathering'
Nearly every day of the trip ended with a debriefing session. In these increasingly intimate discussions, which often began with a song or wordless niggun led by the Jewish musician Matt Turk, the members talked about what they had gotten out of the day's experiences.
But more than one observer, inside the group and without, spoke about the impact they were having on the Israelis and tourists who saw blacks and whites, bare-headed Jews and women in hijab headscarves, all chatting, laughing, and singing together in lines, restaurants, and hotel lobbies.
"For Israelis, just seeing you walking down the street is a model of what's possible," said Rabbi Marc Rosenstein, an American immigrant to Israel and administrator at Hebrew Union College who served as the trip's scholar-in-residence.
Other Israelis said similar things at two of the evening events: Shabbat services in Rosh HaAyin, which included dinner in the homes of the Israeli congregants, and the induction ceremony for the United Hatzalah medical corps.
In inducting the new Arab ambucycle drivers, Eli Beer, an Orthodox Jew and Hatzalah's founder, invited Gewirtz, Beckwith, Shareef, and Ziyad to each make remarks. In a babel of English, Hebrew, and Arabic, all sides could be seen enjoying a celebration of erstwhile religious antagonists coming together in common cause.
"What you are doing is the reason why we are here and why this interfaith group was formed," Shareef told the Jewish and Arab medics.
Added Beer, in what the audience took as high praise, "This is the weirdest gathering you can ever imagine."
In the week's last formal session, the participants discussed next steps, wary that the energy of the trip would dissipate once they were back in Jersey. They spoke of a mentoring program matching congregants with inner-city youth, and becoming a resource for others planning interfaith trips to Israel.
Beckwith recalled the words of Sheikh Ghassan Manasra, a Sufi Muslim who directs a peace and dialogue center in Nazareth. "He said, 'Reconciliation is the biggest truth.' I was so inspired by that, and will bring that back with me in a new and vital way.
"This trip was an invitation for me to go deeper into my own Christianity, my own particularity, but also to appreciate the differences," said the bishop. "Those differences have created a unity that feels miraculous to me."
"I know the counter-trends are so terrible," said Morris, "but when the future begins to poke its head out, it's always marginal groups who are behind it. As Jesus said to his disciples, 'Fear not, little flock, it is your Father's good pleasure to give you the kingdom.'"
A few days after the trip, Gewirtz said he was disappointed that there were one or two on the trip who seemed unmoved by the experience, or still wary of dialogue.
But the mission far exceeded his expectations.
"We're not going to fix what's broken [in Israel], but we can make an impact at home," he said. "The secret is not just being pro your own truth, but pro someone else's truth."
Andrew Silow-Carroll is Editor-in-Chief of the New Jersey Jewish News. Between columns you can read his writing at the JustASC blog.
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November 14, 2012
Well intentioned as they may be, the participants have again failed the test of moral equivalency. No, both parties are not equally complicit in the tragedy that befell the Holy Land. It is the establishment of Israel that caused all the misery to the indigenous Arab Muslim and Christian inhabitants. To equate the victim's desire for justice with the the aggressors' desire for acceptance of the unequaled and unjust status quo is without merit and for sure will procure peace.
November 15, 2012
Dear Sir,
1) For the sake of transparency you should disclose who finances these interfaith junkets
2) Yesterday the IDF took out the terrorist and war criminal Ahmed Jaabri. This is what Gershob Baskin had to say:
"The Israeli decision to kill Ahmed Jaabri was total insanity. Jaabri was behind enforcing all of the recent ceasefire agreements. He sent his troops out to stop the rockets and was prepared to reach a long term ceasefire. Jaabri was also the main interlocutor of the Egyptian intelligence service in reaching ceasefire understandings. Now who are they supposed to talk to? Who can expect the Egyptians to continue to mitigate our relationship with Gaza? Now the government and people of Israel will face a massive barrage of rockets and they bought the entrance card to Cast Lead II. God help us all. This is what I will say on London Kirschenbaum on Zissels television."
(source: http://daledamos.blogspot.co.il/2012/11/as-some-defend-terrorist-ahmed-jabri.html )
November 15, 2012
This week, at a time when one million people in Israel are targeted for hundreds of aerial attacks launched by the Gaza regime , a new Israel Advocacy Task Force has been spawned.
The Israel Advocacy Task Force will address issues of the day that Israel has to cope with on a daily basis.
According to US law, Hamas is on official list of FOREIGN TERRORIST ORGANIZATIONS, an FTO.
According to US law, anyone who supports an FTO can be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
In that context, at a time when the Hamas regime in Gaza continues to launch aerial attacks against the Israeli civilian population,the Jewish Voices for Peace has issued a statement of full support for the Hamas regime in Gaza. WE NEED TO UNITE BEHIND ISRAEL NOT STAB IT IN THE BACK. RABBI DR. BERNHARD ROSENBERG, PRESIDENT AND FOUNDER ISRAEL ADVOCACY TASK FORCE IATF
November 15, 2012
Mr. Assaf: Your remarks fill me with despair. Your assertion that the "establishment of Israel ... caused all the misery to the indigenous Arab Muslim and Christian inhabitants" is historically myopic and leads directly to the kind of thinking that will forever keep these two peoples from making peace. Throughout the trip, we met with Israelis and Palestinians who implored us to move past our one-sided historical narratives and focus on what needs to be done to foster coexistence between millions of Jews and Arabs who are not going anywhere. What will certainly NOT procure peace is the eternal language of victimhood that you seem to embrace. Palestinians might have had their state long ago had their "friends" in the west not patronized them with assurances that justice lay only on their side and that history would reward their all-or-nothing desires.
Cosmic X: Individuals paid their own way on this trip, while supporters of the Interfaith Coalition representing the various houses of worship contributed funds to make sure the price was not prohibitive.
November 18, 2012
Dear Sir.
You wrote: "Individuals paid their own way on this trip, while supporters of the Interfaith Coalition representing the various houses of worship contributed funds to make sure the price was not prohibitive. "
In other words the trip was partially funded by the "Interfaith Coalition". I am still curious to know how much the trip cost the participants and how much was subsidized.
Peace will not be facilitated by whitewashing terrorism or vilifying Israel for defending herself, as Gershon Baskin does.