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Title: Jews Without Judaism
Author: Rabbi Daniel Friedman
Publisher: Prometheus Books
Exploration of the meaning of "Jew"
Discussions about how people find identity
A longer book with even more information would have been nice
Series of conversations between a Rabbi and Jews seeking advice
Friedman offers a non-traditional perspective on what being a "Jew" can mean
Arguments against many traditional conceptions of how a "Jew" should believe and behave
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All of these are important questions because, as Daniel Friedman explains, religion is playing less and less of a role in the lives of American Jews. Even more significant is the fact that what little religious behavior there is left among so many Jews is not motivated by fear of God. Instead, the motivations are much more secular, like maintaining connections with family members or the Jewish community.
Friedman does not merely argue that Jews do not need Judaism to retain their Jewish identity. He goes further and argues that authentic, religious Judaism ceased to exist as a basis for a religious identity some two hundred years ago.
According to Friedman, Reform, Conservative, Humanistic and Reconstructionist Judaism are not really religions in their own right, but are secular modifications of religious Judaism. Each either denies (Reform, Humanistic, Reconstructionist) or at least seriously compromises (Conservative) the most important basis of religious Judaism: the supernatural origin and meaning for Jews being a separate and distinct people.
Only Orthodox Judaism retains this supernatural element and the supernatural authority of the halacha (religious laws). No other group continues to hold on to the duty of obedience to the halacha as the nature of being Jewish every other group, to varying degrees, asserts the primacy of reason in deciding what does and does not qualify as justified or moral action.
We must not overlook the fact that underlying every halachically required action and decision was a single and sufficient reason: because God commands it. I do this not because it will be spiritually uplifting, or because it will promote family or community solidarity, or because it will be good or my children, or because it will help the Jewish people survive, but because it is Gods will that I believe in this way.
Most of Friedmans book is structured as a series of fictionalized conversations between himself and other people. These dialogues are only partially fiction, because the material in them is derived from the actual converstions he has had with people over the course of his 35 years as Rabbi at the Congregation Beth Or Temple. Topics covered include intermarriage, spirituality, anti-semitism, religion and morality, arguments for the existence of God, and more.
Some critics may fear that that the loss of a purely religious identity means losing something necessary to their Jewishness, and that therefore Jews in America need to work to retain their religious beliefs. Friedman, however, would respond that:
- I think this is the most exciting time to be Jewish in our entire history. We do not suffer from persecution. We are no longer bound by the constraints of the halacha. We have opportunities undreamed of by our ancestors. We can and do rise to the very top of the culture, in all its aspects academic, artistic, political, entrepeneurial. For the first time, we are truly free: free to be and do what we wish, free to seek truth wherever our minds and experience lead us, free to express our Jewishness however we wish.
- And in exercising this freedom, we are most truly Jewish.
Some conversations are stronger than others, but I think that they are aimed more at Jews who are early in their path to question traditional religious beliefs and assumptions. As such, it isnt necessary to get involved with all of the nuances which a more detailed treatment of these issues would require. In such a situation it is much better to hit all of the most important points involved with the most important issues and this Friedman seems to do very well, writing in a lively and engaging manner.
Sometimes the dialogue format can feel a little stilted because the course of the conversation does not always feel entirely natural. Nevertheless, on the whole I think that the material is made easier to understand and much more approachable in this format than it would be in simply a series of essays. This book serves as an excellent introduction to the ways in which being Jew is readily compatible with being secular and even being an atheist. Currently, only a minority of Jews in America are willing to formally and publicly adopt the beliefs he espouses but what will the future hold?


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Bill was born November 19, 1936 in Prescott, IA to George and Ruby (Beatty) Tallmon. In 1948 the family moved to Mitchell where he received his education at the Mitchell schools, graduating in 1954, then to Elgin Watchmakers College in Elgin, IL, graduating in 1956. He worked for two years in California for the Micronics division of the Elgin Company then returned to the valley and joined his father in the Mitchell jewelry business as a watch repairman. Bill opened another Tallmon jewelry store in Scottsbluff in 1962, where he continued as a jeweler until 2011. During that time Bill became a leading Nebraska jeweler and gemologist.
Bill earned certifications from the Gemological Institute of America and a long list of professional credentials, including former director of the Nebraska/South Dakota Jeweler's Association, former president of the Scottsbluff/Gering Chamber of Commerce, and frequent speaker/seminar leader at trade shows and conventions around the nation. In recognition of his expertise as a jeweler and his commitment to the public, he was awarded Retail Merchant of the Year for the state of Nebraska, and also ranked second nationally in the Morris Zale Award for excellence in marketing.
In his late 50's he became interested in the natural health field and earned two doctorate degrees in Natural health science. He traveled to both China and India to expand his knowledge of natural health care and natural medicine. He also worked with clients while creating an internet website to pass along health care information.
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At 8:11 p.m., Carbon Hill Police Lt. Jason Richardson said a young, white male broke through the front door of Kenneth Guin Drugs using a lawn mower blade. According to Richardson, the suspect covered his face with a toboggan hat and a Halloween mask, roamed around the store but reportedly didn't take anything.
Police Sgt. Tim Walter and Officer Jason Morris responded to the call at Guin's pharmacy; however, while they were investigating the first call, another break-in occurred at Vickers Drugs less than three miles down U.S. Highway 78.
"The suspect went into the pharmacy area [at Guin's], busted out another window and wandered around like he was lost, but he didn't steal anything at all," Richardson said. "Then, while we were at Guin's looking at the footage, the alarm went off at Vickers, and we took off down there. Someone, we believe the same person, had kicked the glass out as he did at Guin's, but he never went inside. I guess when the alarm went off he got spooked over something and took off."
The break-ins were caught on video surveillance cameras at both locations. Richardson said, "From the parking lot you can see a guy go by on a bicycle really fast, and he just flies across the parking lot," after reviewing video footage taken by cameras at Bill and Sons Supermarket.
"He left the toboggan hat behind [at Guin's], but he still had the Halloween mask on. Then when he goes to Vickers, he doesn't have on a mask at all, and he's just standing out there on the sidewalk. We can tell from the cameras that he's just standing out there wandering around by the drink machines, and you can see him put on a pair of pantyhose," Richardson said. " ... You see him put on the pantyhose, and that's when he goes over, lays down and kicks the bottom glass out of the door. As soon as he kicks it out, he jumps on the bike and takes off."
Police are still searching for the suspect from Friday night's break-ins and the burglar from the Strickland Drug break-in that happened in February. Richardson says he can't speak for other police departments in Walker County, but he said Carbon Hill has a noticeable drug problem.
"I think, especially in Carbon Hill, we have a major, major drug problem," Richardson said. "Like I've said before, we don't see a lot of marijuana anymore; mainly it's just meth and pills now. It's awful.
"... We've been working on it, but it's something we need to tighten down on and start working on more with the drugs and the thieving and break-ins going on," he continued. "That's our main goal right now, getting the drugs off the streets. Drugs are always connected, most of the time, to the other crimes that happen."
If you or someone you know may have information on the break-ins, police are asking that you call the Carbon Hill Police Department at (205) 924-4411 or (205) 924-4412.


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Asian Chicken Salad Lettuce Cups Recipe
"I serve this salad in lettuce leaves or in pita pockets to friends who enjoy something a bit out of the ordinary. This is fast, easy, a bit exotic and, best of all, delicious." If you like peanut butter, this is the chicken salad for you! Mary Bergfeld - Eugene, Oregon
- 3/4 cup reduced-fat sesame ginger salad dressing
- 1/2 cup creamy peanut butter
- 1 tablespoon sesame oil
- 2 to 3 teaspoons cider vinegar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 3 packages (6 ounces each) ready-to-use grilled chicken breast strips
- 4 cups chopped cucumbers
- 1 cup chopped sweet red pepper
- 3/4 cup chopped green onions
- 1/4 cup grated carrot
- 8 Bibb or Boston lettuce leaves
- Chopped fresh cilantro, optional
- In a small bowl, whisk the first seven ingredients. In a large bowl, combine the chicken, cucumbers, pepper, onions and carrot. Drizzle with dressing; toss to coat. Chill until serving. Serve on lettuce leaves. Garnish with cilantro if desired. Yield: 8 servings.
Originally published as Asian Chicken Salad in Simple & Delicious March/April 2009, p51
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So light and tasty! Great recipe!
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You can't believe all the flavors that meld together! My husband loved it. I have handed this recipe out many times. Thanks!!!
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Health Minister quizzed by AMs over neonatal care services
The Health Minister has defended herself from criticism that neonatal services in North Wales are being moved across the border, whilst those in the south are being brought home.
Lesley Griffiths was facing AMs alongside the medical director of the NHS in Wales.
Dr Chris Jones says it is so tough to recruit for some roles, there is a little point in continuing to advertise.
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Greensburg —
The Greensburg 8B boys basketball team competed in its annual tournament on Saturday at home, playing in two games. To advance to the championship, the Pirates defeated the Rushville Lions by a final score of 35-18, but in the championship, the Pirates lost to the Jennings County Panthers 33-27.
"Although we did not win the championship, overall, I would say this was a very successful season for these guys," said head Coach Justin Tucker. "These guys continued to develop as basketball players, and played as a team all year."
Against Rushville, James Scudder led the team in scoring with nine points. Cory Adams added eight, while Zach Pokrzywinski, Thomas Stevens, and Keaton Atchley gave the Pirates four each. Tanner Carman, Dylan Barber and Jared Hasselbring each added two.
Scudder led the team with double-digit rebounds with 16, as Stevens, Barber, and Kirk Scott added three each. Cory Adams also led the team in assists with three.
The Pirates concluded their season in the championship against Jennings County. Although the Pirates lost by six, they were down 17 points to begin the fourth quarter, even pulling within four points in the final minute.
"That effort just sums up our season. There were several times this season where it looked as if we did not have a chance, but these guys truly never gave up in any game we ever played," Head Coach Justin Tucker stated.
Against Jennings County, Cory Adams led the team in scoring with 15 points. Zach Pokrzywinski gave the team six points, while Dylan Barber added four. James Scudder also added three points and Keaton Atchley added two.
Scudder led the team in rebounds with nine, as Kirk Scott, Tanner Carman, and Darian Davis each added two. Atchley led the team in assists with four, as Adams and Jared Hasslebring each added one.
Tucker concluded, "I have been so proud of these guys all season," concluded Tucker. "They continued to amaze me with their effort in every game. I really hope to be watching all of these guys playing high school basketball in the near future."
The Pirates finished their season with a record of 4-6. Tucker congratulated the Pirates on a "great season."


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The ship is as large as I had read. Our room, 7332, deluxe balcony, was centrally located. The room was not incredibly large but very adequate. I loved the balcony and will probably get one on my future cruises. From reading reviews from previous travelers I was leery about the shape of the bed and bedding but I can assure you that my husband and I were very pleased with the bed. In fact we slept sooo good. The bedding was new and the mattress great. The bathroom was good so I was pleased with our room. If I had any complaints it would have been the couch. A bit worn but nothing to complain about. Our stewart was nice. On other cruise lines you really don't see the room stewart. They sort of blend into the surroundings. On Royal they greet you, dress professionally and are available usually throughout the day. In fact my husband added an additional tip for his services. Ernie is from Costa Rico. I had visited Costa Rico so we talked about his country. Very nice stewart. Forgot to mention - my husband is a diabetic. If anyone is a diabetic who uses insulin needles you need to let Royal know about 2 weeks inadvance. They will provide you with a hazardous needle container for your disposable needles. We had to get that taken care of while on board.
We had room service twice for breakfast. You should tip the person who brings your food. It was prompt and good. We did not go to either of the two restaurants that were an additional cost. We did not feel the need for this.
DRINKS - Drinks were alittle more than I remembered on my cruises. Everyday they have a "drink of the day" but when you get the drink you keep the glass. I didn't want the glass so I ended up paying for something I did not want. Drinks ran about $7 to $8. The drinks were delicious and service was everywhere.
POOLS - The one thing I love about cruising is lying on deck, reading a good book, enjoying a drink and looking out to sea. Well when we were "at sea" it was nearly impossible to find a deck chair. Royal has a "no saving" deck chair policy but it was not unusual to see towels on about 70% of the deck chairs with no one on them. I did see a deck patrol person, there is such a person, once, asking if chairs were being used. I wish they would enforce this policy. I almost got into a fight with a girl who insisted the seat was saved for her friends who might come back. I told her I would get up when they came. She told me I would "for sure".
SHIP AREAS - I do not exercise so I did not use any of the ship exercise facilities. My husband worked out once. Explorer of the Seas has a beautiful gym, hot tub and sauna. We did not play miniature golf, climb the rock wall, or take advantage of these kinds of activities. The ship had some good specials on alcohol. We bought about 8 bottles of liquor and did not find out till the last day that you can only get one bottle per person tax free. So I worried that the money I saved on alcohol I would end up paying in taxes. More on that later. The Promenade is a nice area of the ship. It was nice to be able to get a cup of coffee, sandwich, or cookie anytime of the day. Stores, bars, and entertainment are all located there also. I love to shop and I was satisfied with the store selection. We usually visited a bar on the Promenade nightly, had a drink before dinner and just watched people.
ENTERTAINMENT - We went to all the shows. They were good. We did not have any trouble getting a seat in any of the shows. The ice show is great. If you miss any of the shows or entertainment you can watch them in your stateroom. They show them the next day.
DISEMBARKMENT - Everyone had to be out of there staterooms by 8 a.m. The only thing open was the Windjammer. It was crowded but still we were able to share a table and service was good. After breakfast everyone goes to public areas to wait for their color to be called. We were towards the end. The first color was called around 9:15 and we were called around 11:15 a.m. Once your color is called you depart, catch a bus, claim your luggage then proceed to customs. There are porters everywhere. At first we were going to try to get all of our things to customs on our own but we decided to use the porter services. It was again a good investment. For $5.00 he got us through customs in 30 seconds and the alcohol was not an issue. Once through customs you take your luggage to the pick-up area. I waited with the luggage while my husband got the car. Very easy and quick.
OVERAll - The cruise was great but there were too many children. It seems as if the new family vacation is a cruise. I guess I never noticed it before. (I have taken my kids on 2 cruises.) Maybe because it was just my husband and myself that I noticed it more. If I go on another couple cruise I will definitely pick a cruise line that caters to adults. Service was so good on the ship that at first we were suspicious of everyone. But as the cruise went on you could tell that the people on the ship were just generally nice people. It almost seems as if they try too hard to please everyone. I can honestly say that my husband and I had a very enjoyable and memorable 25th anniversary.


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When Animal Kingdom made his final start on June 18 at Royal Ascot in the Queen Anne Stakes, the 2011 Kentucky Derby winner proved how much heart he had by overcoming an incredible amount of adversity to compete in arguably the most prestigious meet in the world.
Craig Bandoroff
Born: 1955, Cherry Hill, N.J.
Residence: Denali Stud in Paris, Kentucky
Family: Wife, Holly; children, Katherine, Conrad, Isabel.
Board Positions: Kentucky Thoroughbred Association, Kentucky Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders, Kentucky Equine Education Project, The Lexington School.
Top Denali graduates: Animal Kingdom, Uncle Mo, David Junior, Ipi Tombe, Real Quiet, Stravinsky, Royal Academy, Pluck, Left Bank, Haynesfield, Mushka, Spring in the Air, Leonnatus Anteas, Deputy Commander, Bourbon Bay, A Shin Forward, Got Koko, King's Best, Hookedonthefeelin, Lion Tamer, Sharp Lisa, Sophisticat, Casino Drive, Straight Story, Harlington, Santa Catarina, Spring House, Kitty in a Tizzy
Barry Irwin of owner-breeder Team Valor International had been with the 5-year-old Leroidesanimaux horse every step of the way. So, too, has=d Craig Bandoroff of Denali Stud.
Animal Kingdom, who on March 30 became only the second horse to win the Kentucky Derby and the Dubai World Cup, was born and raised at Craig and Holly Bandoroff's Denali Stud in Paris, Ky.
Denali has a strong track record of raising top racehorses as well as with big-ticket horses at auction. Denali has ranked in the top ten by gross yearling sales every year since 2000 and has sold $403,783,170 worth of horses since it was founded in 1990, according to Denali's website. Craig Bandoroff said there have been a number of reasons for Denali's success.
"The clients that gave us the chance, the land gives these horses what they need, and then all of the good people that have worked for me that were the top in their field," Bandoroff said.
"We work hard at it every day, but lots of people do and you have to have the opportunity. Someone has to come along and say I'm going to give you quality; I'm going to give you a chance. You have to have the opportunity to perform and then the performance determines whether or not you will be sustainable."
Animal Kingdom was a horse who showed quality from an early age and went on to become a champion, joining an impressive list of Denali standout sales graduates that includes champions Real Quiet, Uncle Mo, Left Bank, Stravinsky, and David Junior to name just a few.
"From a horseman's standpoint, you raise them all the same and you give them what you hope is a good foundation and the best opportunity to go out there and be successful," Bandoroff said.
"We take pictures of these horses monthly and fortunately we were able to go back in [Animal Kingdom's] records and pull up his foal and weanling and yearling at the sale pictures, and he was always a nice horse just like we remembered him. As a weanling, you could tell he had quality and he looked like he had the frame to grow into and be a nice horse. And then at the yearling sales, you know he's a pretty horse now and he was a pretty horse then."
Denali offered Animal Kingdom, who was produced by German-bred group stakes winner Dalicia, at auction at the 2009 Keeneland September yearling sale on behalf of Team Valor.
With breeding syndicates - such as Team Valor in this instance - what often happens is that not all of the investors are interested in racing that particular horse while other investors would like the opportunity to race the offspring.
In Animal Kingdom's case, Team Valor International purchased the colt it had bred for $100,000 at the Keeneland sale and formed a new syndicate to race the colt.
Denali was happy to jump on board as part-owner in the new syndicate.
"He brought $100,000 at the sale, and that was actually a good price, I thought, you know for his pedigree at the time – by a stallion that was unproven out of a mare that was a good mare but a little unconventional commercially," Bandoroff said.
In 2011, Animal Kingdom came into his own under trainer Graham Motion and stamped himself a Kentucky Derby contender by winning the Spiral Stakes at Turfway Park. He was overlooked in the first jewel of the Triple Crown - in large part because he was making his first start on dirt - but Animal Kingdom was a colt on the rise and he rolled to a 2 ¾-length win in the Derby.
"I don't know how much credit we should get, but at the end of the day one thing we can say is we didn't screw him up," Bandoroff said.
After a runner-up finish in the Preakness, Animal Kingdom was bumped hard at the start and injured in the Belmont Stakes and sidelined for eight months.
Animal Kingdom was spectacular in his much-anticipated return from the injury but was injured again a few weeks later, which forced him to miss a planned start in the 2012 Dubai World Cup.
Irwin of Team Valor opted to give Animal Kingdom the chance to recover and kept him in training rather than retire him and send him to the breeding shed. Motion oversaw a steady recovery that culminated with a visually impressive runner-up finish to eventual Horse of the Year Wise Dan in the 2012 Breeders' Cup Mile, Animal Kingdom's first race in 8 ½ months.
After a runner-up finish in a Grade 1 race to start his 2013 campaign, Animal Kingdom defeated many of the best horses in the world when he charged to a two-length win in the $10 million Dubai World Cup.
"You've got to give a lot of credit to Barry Irwin and to Graham. Not many people have the courage and the fortitude that Barry showed," Bandoroff said. "Most of the time, these horses get retired and put away and Barry gets full credit for that. He believed in the horse and he developed a plan and he never wavered. Give credit to Graham, when they have a horse with talent they fine-tune him like a fine instrument. Those guys, you've just got to respect the job they've done. It's borderline remarkable."
Photos courtesy of Melissa Bauer-Herzog
Bandoroff started out in the Thoroughbred industry as a teenager aiming to become a top jockey. The Cherry Hill, N.J., native had just started to string together victories when a horrific accident in 1974 left him with a punctured lung as well as paralysis in his right arm that ended his professional riding career.
Bandoroff was devastated.
"After my injury, after I got hurt, I really didn't [want to remain in racing]. I just said I've got to go do something else; this has been too bad a blow," Bandoroff said. "But I gravitated back. I've just always loved horses. I've loved them as athletes. I've only worked around Thoroughbreds, they're the only ones I've ever known. At the end of the day, I guess my attraction and my love for the horse drew me back."
Bandoroff graduated from the University of Kentucky in 1981 and worked for Fasig-Tipton Co. in New York and for Barry Weisbord before launching Denali with Holly in 1990. Denali's success is a product of the Bandoroffs' hard work and determination. Animal Kingdom's success is a fitting reward.
For Craig Bandoroff, the Dubai World Cup win was especially fulfilling because it cemented Animal Kingdom's legacy.
"Winning the Derby is obviously a huge, huge deal, but I don't think winning the Derby necessarily stamps you as a great horse or a special horse. For him to go on, come back from injury, and reach this level … " Bandoroff said. "What I tell people is that there comes a point in time where you believe in the horse because you've been so close to him, but you want other people to believe in him and you want it for the horse more than you want it for yourself. You want the horse to have the respect of everyone because you think the horse deserves it. Reading all of the accolades he's getting now and what his handicap ratings are and what the bookmakers and making of him, he's in rarified air. We're just all very proud to have had a role in it somewhere along the way."


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I have a free short story up as part of Thrifty Thursdays at the Long and Short Reviews website. It's called A Christmas Reunion and it's a fun, short little story about a meeting between old friends — or are they lost loves? — during the holiday season.
Long and Short Reviews is also running my first banner ad on their Whipped Cream author interviews page. (I think Whipped Cream is an 18+ website, so be warned!) I created the ad myself, based on Sable's awesome cover art, and I'm a little nervous about it … but I think it looks pretty good and it's awesome to see it up!


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Height: 6'3"
Position: Pitcher - L/L
Hometown: Salinas, Calif.
School: University of Tennessee
Graduation: 2008
Olympic Silver medalist (2008)
Pan American Gold medalist (2007)
Four-time World Cup Champion (2006, 2007, 2009, 2010)
Two-time World Champion (2006, 2010)
Winner of Women's Sports Foundation's "Team Sport Athlete of the Year" award (2007)
Graduate of North Salinas High School in Salinas, Calif.
Plays professionally in Japan
Member of the National Pro Fast pitch
I love a new pair of socks. I think I'm more funny than I actually am. I like head bands and I'm addicted to long necklaces. My favorite food is ice cream, but I'm not really sure that counts, so than I would have to say BBQ chicken. I don't really watch TV, unless it's Reba or Still Standing. I love popcorn and dark chocolate. I can be rather goofy and I tend to laugh at my own jokes. I have twin sisters Gina and Bina, a brother Jared and an older sister Jessica. Our house is loud and my family is big. My parents are Bruce and Julie Abbott. I'm super tall but recently found out I like wearing heels. I like M&M's and soft blankets. Thunderstorms can be scary. I love chewing gum and blowing bubbles- especially before a game. I like all types of music except heavy metal. I always try to start my day off with a piece of scripture. My favorite verse is Ephesians 5:1 "Therefore be imitators of Christ as dearly loved children and live a life of love as Christ loves us." My birth date is July 28, 1985. My dislikes include tomatoes, onions, scary movies, pet hair, long pants that are not really all that long and waking up before 7 a.m. Other than that, I just try to take it one day at a time and love each moment of it. Hopefully one day I'll start my own business.
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Replace him with Alex Smith immediately. He is an extremely accurate passer that can win the big game. It should only cost us a 9th round draft pick to acquire him.
I noticed (for me at least, for the first time) that Josh was hanging back some ten yards behind the huddle during every TV time-out.He would remain at that ten yard depth until the personnel package was set and the play-call was received. Then he would stride determinedly into the huddle, call the play and break the huddle. No chit-chatting with OL or WR's at all. It was almost like some golf pre-shot routine. Has anyone noticed him doing that before?


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It's that time of year again, time to buy a wave of Angels tickets, and make a down payment on the upcoming season.
After looking at the overall schedule, it was time to look at the promotional calendar and check out the Angels Scrilla.
April: Calendar, (Trout) Blanket, (Trout) Bobblehead, Drawstring Backpack
May: Fedora, Drawstring bag, (Trumbo) Bobblehead, Camohat, (Trout) Pintglass
June: Rally Wig, Drawstring Backpack, (Trout) Fishing hat, (C.J. Wilson) Bobblehead
July: Cooler, Plush Surfer Rally Monkey
August: (Pujols) Pint Glass, (Trout) Alternate Jersey
Now we can see why the Angels have the majority of the player related items being Mike Trout ones, we all want that, but what items didn't quite make the cut this season? Items that we might never knew existed, until now...the lost finalist promotional items for 2013
Onwards we go, counting back from promotions...
10. Astros Minor League Tryout night. (Astros, 12:35 pm April 14th) a lucky fan in attendance will get an opportunity to pitch the fourth inning for the Astros. The first lucky fan that can hit 89Mph upon entry to the Big A, will suit up. One pitch per fan. An Astros minor league contract will be raffled off in the 8th inning, stick around.
9. Tim Lincecum Hair Extension Night. In a shameless ploy to attract the attention of upcoming free agent pitcher Tim Lincecum and to completely baffle and distract the hapless Dodgers, All Angels Fans in attendance will receive a package of Tim Lincecum Hair Extensions.
8. Howie Kendrick Mojo Night, after a season of searching Howie has relocated his Mojo, and Angel Scientists have been able to bottle it. This frangrance makes contact all the time, it really does hit, it has some pop, and most of all, it can dance...wait! is this really Howie(TM)? Who cares, Angels Mojo Night. "Smell like a Halo"
7. Albert Pujols 2021 Bat-Cane Night, No one can predict the future, but written into Pujols' 10 year contract, was a provision in year 10 for a secret new weapon; something that can both prolong his legacy, as well as keep him upright in the batters box, Bat-Cane. Let's end the debate now, we are all more confident with the bat-cane in town.
6. The Anaheim fan of Anaheim Night. On this very special day, one fan in attendance will be named the official fan of Anaheim, City of Anaheim. There will be an official ceremony in which the name Anaheim will be tattooed to the body of that fan, and after a quick signing of some paperwork, the Angels baseball team will no longer be required to have the word Anaheim in the name, as that martyr fan will now bear that mark for the team, henceforth.
5. Rev Halofan Red Hairdye Night. Outside of the big A, there was to be a giant vat of red hairdye and free white Angels' towels. All fans in attendance were to be invited to dip their head into the Red hair dye vat upon entry, and make the red commitment. The dye was also 80 proof, enjoy.
4. Jered Weaver Thank You Card Night. This is an event where the fans are given thank you cards upon entry, with a slot for money, and Jered Weaver's photo on the front. To be an Angel was enough for him, but Fan's are invited to write Jered a thank you letter for the 30-50 million dollars or more he walked away from to stay an Angel and bypass free agency completely... if you feel at all guilty when you see him pitch for us, put some cash in there, drop it into the Weaver appreciation slots on the way out of the Big A.
3. Josh Hamilton Shot Glass Night. When Texas comes to town, lookout...to make things even spicier, the Angels toyed with the idea of a Josh Hamilton Shotglass. As per Josh's request, it has a cross on it, and a line of scripture. (It even has a little "Rally Junkie" logo on the bottom too if you look real close, first edition baby, coin it)
2. Performance Enhancing Drugs for Fans Night, Fans have often wondered what it might feel like to cheer a little louder, to clap a little harder, to be able to stand up and spill your nachos farther during a key play, and this was the game when it was to happen. Upon entry into the stadium, a testosterone cheering enhancer was to be stamped on your wrist, in time a hairy Angel's Logo will appear there, but the cheering rush will be immediate (all participating fans must sign acne clause)
1. Vernon Wells Money Night. We have all been waiting for this night, a night where at each entry point to the stadium, upon entry, fans are given the opportunity to grab a handful of Vernon Wells 21 Million Dollars for 2013. The rules are simple, one hand, a garbage can of money and you have 3 seconds to grab and pull your hand free of the cash can, no peeking. If we (the fans) can take back about 15-18 million dollars that night, I think we will all feel better about all this, even Vernon.
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Well I sold a couple of Cubs a week ago or so, then this pops up on Craigslist.
It's a 1965 John Deere 110. I have wanted one of these for some time but could never find one in my price range (cheap). Anyway, it doesn't run but nearly everything is there and not in bad shape. I made the PO an offer dependent on a favorable compression test. He agreed so I went home to get my truck & trailer and compression tester. A compression test turned up 130 lbs of compression!! The tractor doesn't have spark which is what dropped it into my price range!


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Maher Claims Libs Never Talk About Nationalizing Oil Industry Before Calling Palin and Bachmann Know-Nothings
It seems these days Bill Maher puts his foot in his mouth virtually every time he's in front of a camera.
On Friday's "Real Time," the holier than thou host actually said liberals never talk about nationalizing the oil industry minutes before calling former Alaska governor Sarah Palin and Congresswoman Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) a couple of "crazy" "know nothings" "who both get their historical facts wrong all the time" (video follows with transcript and commentary):
BILL MAHER: My larger point was that it seems like if there was an equivalent of privatizing FEMA on the left, it would be something like nationalizing the oil industry which you never hear.
I guess Maher missed a serious discussion on this very issue back in 2008 that began when Congresswoman Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) told Shell Oil president John Hofmeister during a May 23 House hearing that she wanted the government to take over the entire oil industry.
The following month, a number of Democrats led by Congressman Maurice Hinchey (D-N.Y.) actually proposed nationalizing oil refineries.
At the same time, a Rasmussen poll found a plurality of Democrats supported nationalizing the oil industry - 37 percent for, 32 percent opposed.
But according to Maher, "you never hear" people on the left talk about this.
As usual, the joke was on him for later in this very program, he called Sarah Palin and Michele Bachmann a couple of "crazy" "know-nothings" "who both get their historical facts wrong all the time."
Who's ditzy now, Bill?
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What is it with Maher and women?
Submitted by Newsbubba on Sat, 06/18/2011 - 1:18pm.
He calls Sarah Palin and Congresswoman Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) a couple of "crazy" "know nothings."
Has Billy been put down by so many "real" women that he has developed a pathological hatred for them? Or maybe he is so in the closet with his own inadequate sexuality that he hates them for being what he's not?
Sometimes I wish that I were a shrink so I could understand moron's like Maher. He could be a PhD case study!
Do you think he beat up little girls when he was in grammar school? Maybe they beat him up?
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You dont have to be a Shrink
Submitted by Boudin on Sat, 06/18/2011 - 1:26pm.
To know Maher is a woman hating bigot.
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Fellow misogynists....
Submitted by motherbelt on Sat, 06/18/2011 - 2:59pm.
I think he's Chris Matthews' brother from another mother.
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Too much time at the Playboy Mansion would be my guess.
Submitted by SickofLibs on Sat, 06/18/2011 - 1:28pm.
Who knows what internal parasites he's hosting?
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Maher will one day wind up
Submitted by Captain Repus on Sat, 06/18/2011 - 1:31pm.
Maher will one day wind up being busted naked in the back seat of a car with a couple of bags of Cocain and a very pretty boy in the middle of the night. Justice delayed is still justice served.
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Submitted by grammajane on Sat, 06/18/2011 - 1:35pm.
Maybe his "brain" is damaged from all the weed he smokes.
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Who Is Maher kidding?
Submitted by Dave. on Sat, 06/18/2011 - 1:39pm.
A government seizure of the oil industry is a commie's wet dream come true.
Just ask Obama's bestest bud comrade Chavez.
And when the takeover comes, it will be sold as government stepping in to keep the prices low, yet we all know that won't be the result.
Commies in America just do not like cheap energy - not even a little bit, and if most of them had ther way, we'd be forking out $10/gal or more for the stuff.
Vote for the American in November
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Even Hillary said she wanted
Submitted by kg on Sat, 06/18/2011 - 10:07pm.
Even Hillary said she wanted to take the oil industry's profits.
"DumbAssity of Dope"
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Most of them want it.
Submitted by GregE on Sat, 06/18/2011 - 10:17pm.
If the votes were there, they'd do it tomorrow. Just like a totally government-run healthcare system. Many liberals want that. The only reason they don't do that is there simply aren't enough votes. If they could ever muster a majority for that, it'd be done immediately.
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what a coincidence
Submitted by spepper on Sat, 06/18/2011 - 1:43pm.
What a coincidence-- on BM's HBO job application, that's EXACTLY what the job description was:
"Crazy Know Nothing"
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nationalizing oil
Submitted by jon_torlin on Sat, 06/18/2011 - 1:56pm.
I give you Maxine Waters who herself wanted to nationalize oil.
She said so in a hearing a while back.
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Let's all enjoy it.
Submitted by GregE on Sat, 06/18/2011 - 9:36pm.
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Democrats want the government to
Submitted by Mr. Mike on Sat, 06/18/2011 - 2:27pm.
run everything because they have so much compassion and understanding. Big oil, big pharma or big energy (this is why GE kisses O's butt!) it doesn't matter the dems want to control it ALL.
Dems have yet to grasp the concept that businesses are best run with the least amount of government intrusion possible. Beyond basic workers' interests the government should just butt out!
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Maher has always looked like
Submitted by Rusty Shackleford on Sat, 06/18/2011 - 2:40pm.
Maher has always looked like a pedophile to me, and considering the weak arguments that he gets away with in calling Palin an idiot I guess I have plenty of proof to call him a pedophile.
Chris Matthews: The Joy Behar of MSNBC.
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Paul Krugman: The Joy Behar of The New York Times.
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Submitted by AgentAmerican on Sat, 06/18/2011 - 2:49pm.
You should go on his show and challenge him mano y nino. There would be problem though...nobody watches his show except his tens of fans in Madison, WI and Marin County, CA. We could follow up here on Newsbusters though.
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Billy the Bimbo Chaser
Submitted by frank14 on Sat, 06/18/2011 - 4:09pm.
Billy is threatened by intelligent women like Michele and Sarah. That's why he spends his days and nights at the Playboy Mansion with brainless lib women.
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This is a kind of "ism"
Submitted by boscokraft on Sat, 06/18/2011 - 6:24pm.
Maher apparently cant intellectually argue against these woman, so he resorts to the Saul Alinsky tactic of belittling the opposition. It makes them look silly and irrelevent. Notice the laughter in the audience?
But remember 2 can play at that game. He is irrelevent and ignorant and he knows it, otherwise he would argue policy. Instead he is just another playground bully trying to get everyone to play his game. He is a know-nothing dork and he knows it.
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What do Bill Maher and Anthony Weiner have in common
Submitted by MCLANTIERE on Sat, 06/18/2011 - 7:26pm.
More than you think, probably.
Gigantic mouths, miniscule brains, ... and a Johnson fetish for women that don't even know they are alive.
Sarah Palin should challenge Maher to put-up-or-shut-up in an octagon cage ... broadcast on Cable! He'd probably sh*t in his pants at the prospect of that! And she would become a new National Hero(ine)!
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To suggest that Palin doesn't know about oil
Submitted by hbnolikeee on Sat, 06/18/2011 - 9:07pm.
and by inference billy boy knows more. YOU'VE GOT TO BE KIDDING? It's sad about old billy boy. For some reason many "comedians" become sour poison spitters late in their careers. I guess they hope it will keep them relevant.
It ain't woikin' billy!
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Bill never gets his facts wrong....
Submitted by almostacowboy on Sat, 06/18/2011 - 11:40pm.
....except when he "quotes" the Bible or says something.
"If the Bible was written by God, why is stuff in the Bible untrue?"
"What about the part in the Bible that says if you see your neighbor working on a Sunday, you should kill him?" - Bill Maher on O'Reilly Factor
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To Maher's credit he's
Submitted by Rusty Shackleford on Sat, 06/18/2011 - 11:45pm.
To Maher's credit he's insulated himself in a show where the audience is more or less ignorant when it comes to politics, and that frees him from ever having to be credible. All he needs to do is conform to the stereotypes and prejudices of his audience and he's gold.
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Really, I seem to remember
Submitted by RESTLESS 1 on Sun, 06/19/2011 - 12:16am.
A certain well known and respected poster on this very site using Waters' quote as a tagline. Now THAT poster was incredibly astute. I can't believe billy boy missed it.
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I think of
Submitted by spepper on Sun, 06/19/2011 - 10:25am.
I think of Maher's "missing" hard facts as more like willful negligence in pursuit of his agenda
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Fool's Paradise
Submitted by Chris Norman on Sun, 06/19/2011 - 2:49am.
But, as long as no one calls out Maher for his "mistakes" and lies (lying mistakes?) to his face on his show, he will blithely go on thinking he is smart and conservatives are stupid. He lives in a fool's paradise, which, in this case, is called "Real Time".
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BILL MAHER Village Idiot and Lounge Lizard
Submitted by Avitar on Sun, 06/19/2011 - 4:26am.
As long as Time is not going to lose its cable system due to stupid sexist behavior Bill Maher is not going to get an education.
Getting Control when the cable system was setup has given fifty years of control to people who would have been out the door twenty years ago otherwise. How much of a force is Time Magazine? Just a far leftwing fringe publication that depends on the kindness of the Homosexual New York Media buyers to stay alive. Newsweek has already sold of $1 to keep it in Liberal hands.
A few years ago there was a Congressional bill that would have authorized any company with right-of-way to go into the fiber optics business a few years ago. If any pro-competition bill like that ever passes Congress in the future Time Warner Cable will not last two years and with it HBO and Bill Maher will be gone. Twelve years after that we will have to explain the "MSM" and "Liberal Media" to High School students when they ask why America ever did something as stupid as the Great Society or electing B. H. Obama.
The Democrats depend on squelching consumer choice and forcing their opinions on people. This is why Liberals can't make it in talk radio and do poorly on the Internet.
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Maher is one of the main reasons
Submitted by c5then on Sun, 06/19/2011 - 9:34am.
Why i do not subscribe to HBO. They might as well call the show "DNC hour".
Madison and Jefferson and Franklin built a Republic - Roberts killed it!
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Doesn't he ever get tired of being wrong?
Submitted by GONAVY on Mon, 06/20/2011 - 10:42am.
Hey Bill, is this like Brazil being "off oil"?
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Ex-Saint Rickie Lambert was on target as England drew their World Cup warm-up against Ecuador in Miami tonight.
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