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Best MUSCLE CAR Sounds of 2013
So another year almost over, it's time to recap some of the greatest MUSCLE
CARS and CLASSICS with those lovely V8 and Exhaust sounds that I caught on camera in 2013.
The year 2014 will be full of all new muscle car / supercar videos, so stay
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Some of the upcoming events / places in 2014 that I will be attending:
Geneva International Motor Show, Monaco / Cannes (supercars), Helsinki
Cruising Night events (muscle cars), Unlimited Racing supercar event (June)
and a lot more!
Thanks to all my viewers so far and happy new year! See ya all again in
All the LOUD American Muscle Cars featured in this video:
- Supercharged Chevrolet Corvette C6 Z06
- Blown 1970 Dodge Charger
- 1968 Ford Mustang GT-390
Fastback "Bullitt"
- 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T 440 Magnum
- 800 HP 1973 Dodge Charger 605 cid / 9.9 L
- 1st Gen Dodge Viper RT/10
- Straight Pipe 1967 Ford Mustang 5.0
- 1970 Dodge Charger 500
- 700hp ZR6X Extreme Wide Body Corvette C6
- 1970 Plymouth 'Cuda 440
- 1970 Dodge Charger R/T SE 440 7.2L
- 1969 Chevrolet Camaro
- Best SUPERCAR Sounds of 2013 http://youtu.be/krb26ZvXYpo
- ZR6X is BACK!! 700 HP Extreme Wide Body C6 Corvette - amazing V8 and Exhaust sound, REVS!!
- BULLITT!! 1968 Ford Mustang GT-390 Fastback "Bullitt" -
incredible V8 sound!! http://youtu.be/rcs7GR1YzPE
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1969 MERCURY COUGAR 351 Windsor Demon
1969 Mercury Cougar, 351 Windsor, auto transmission. Disk Brakes,
sequential tail lights, Magnum 500s, California rust free. This American
classic has been gone through and restored. FOR SALE, please contact me for
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Mercury Cougar XR7 1970
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1967 Mercury Cougar 302 V8 4-speed like Ford Mustang
1967 Mercury Cougar 302 V8 4-speed like Ford Mustang, in France
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460/535 HP, Automatic
- First place in class at Grand National Roadster Show
- Custom one-off full frame
- Ford Racing 460 Cobra Jet
- 535 HP 530 ft/lbs of torque
- Ford C6 transmission
- Gear Vendors 6-speed overdrive
- Body was filled, smoothed, tubbed and shaved
- Custom cowl induction hood
- Custom grill and lights
- Mustang II Air Ride
suspension with 4-link and traction bar
- Custom polished aluminum driveline
- Splicer sealed u-joints, 35 spline axles
- Ford 9 inch rear end with Detroit positraction
- Vintage air conditioning and heat
- Electric doors, windows and trunk
- Ididit tilt wheel
- Wilwood 4-wheel disc brakes
- Nitto Invo tires
- Foose 18x8 front and 20x12 rear wheels
1970 70 Cougar Burnout
Dave's 1970 6spd Cougar.
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A Lincoln Mercury video for salespersons
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1970 Mercury Cougar Eliminator
This is a Real Eliminator
Motor and Trans Have Both Been Rebuilt
Marti Report
Sounds and Shifts Great
Solid as a Rock
The car sat in an Auto Museum until the previous owners bought it a few
years back and drove it once a year.
It has won an award at every show it has been to
You will not find a nicer one!
Very Rare
Be the only one at the car show.
Check out the pics from top to bottom very clean car
Paint shows very well
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Helluva Cruise 2007 Hell - Pinckney Michigan
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1970 Cougar dealer filmstrip: Action Cat For Active People
Salesman's training filmstrip for the 1970 Cougar. It's engines, it's
options, differences between Standard and XR-7. The Eliminator, the
convertible. Things salespersons should know to help them sell the cars.
1967 mercury cougar with 393 ci. stroker motor , street fighter w/o.d. and 9inch ! lets drive!
Kreations Autobody 1970 Pro-Touring Cougar
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1970 Mercury Cougar XR7 Convertible Low Mileage Documented Survivor! www.NationalMuscleCars.com
1970 Mercury Cougar XR7, 351 "M Code" V8, Convertible, Low Mileage, Loaded
with Options including the extremely Rare Competition Suspension. ORIGINAL
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133120 / 1970 Mercury Cougar Eliminator Boss 302
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Ready for a different kind of pony car? Take a close look at this pristine
1970 Mercury Cougar Eliminator. Fresh out of a comprehensive restoration,
this cat has and aggressive demeanor and plenty of power to back it up.
Restored to factory specifications, the body panels are straight in true in
every way. A coat of Ford's code N Pastel Blue covers the body, accented by
the black body-length stripes courtesy of the Eliminator package. While the
color may look white, there is a subtle blue tint that is guaranteed to
make this Mercury stand out in the crowd. Panel fitment is also far
superior to anything that left Ford's Dearborn plant in 1970.
Other pieces of the Eliminator package include a front chin spoiler,
blacked-out grilled, hood scoop, an air foil wing and discrete "Eliminator"
decals. The glass appears to be original as does the stainless trim around
it but both are in excellent condition overall. With its race-friendly
look, this is very clearly no common Cougar.
Under the hood, a familiar 290hp Boss 302 V8 provides more than enough
motivation to push this cat around town. From the properly decaled single
snorkel air cleaner to the date-code correct block, everything about the
powerplant looks as it did when it left the factory. The engine fires
immediately, idles well and has a menacing snarl to warn other drivers
exactly what is beside.
Beneath the car, a nicely detailed undercarriage consists of a factory
chassis with factory-correct overspray gracing the rock solid floor fans.
In the center, a Hurst-equipped Toploader 4-speed takes care of gear
selection while a nodular Ford nine-inch differential with 3.91 gears puts
the power the road. Steering is manual but braking is power assisted with
discs in the front and drums out back. The chassis meets the road through
Goodyear Polyglas tires wrapped around steel wheels topped with dog-dish
hubcaps and chrome beauty rings.
Between the doors, a Medium Blue interior is simple, comfortable and
functional. The hi-back bucket seats are wrapped in Comfortweave vinyl and
face a factory dashboard that houses the original instrumentation plus
climate controls and an AM/FM stereo. With the exception of the aluminum
Hurst shift handle, there are no frills to be found here. Behind the rear
seat, the trunk features a correct mat, jack and spare tire.
Documentation for this Cougar is strong with an original build sheet,
dealer invoice and several records that spell out the car's full history.
There is also a Marti Report that covers everything down to production
In this form, it's easy to imagine the Cougar as less of a sibling and more
of a rival to the Mustang.
With the Boss 302 and slick shifting Toploader, this cat offers all the fun
in a unique shell. Call, click or visit http://rkmotorscharlotte.com for
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morris, Engine: 557, Tires: 32-15-15
1970 Mercury Cougar : 10.418 @ 133.000
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1968 Mercury Cougar Standard: 10.820 @ 123.000
Frank Giallonardo, Engine: 351C, Tires: GoodYear
1984 Mercury Cougar lx: 11.174 @ 121.590
BOB OBERG, Engine: 331 n/a, Tires: 28x10.5
1967 Mercury Cougar GT: 11.224 @ 119.340
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1970 Mercury Cougar Std: 11.395 @ 122.980
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1996 Mercury Cougar XR7 Special Edition: 11.891 @ 113.600
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1968 Mercury Cougar : 12.345 @ 108.540
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1966 Mercury Cougar ss: 13.953 @ 98.930
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Mitt Romney's main advantage in his first debate with President Obama on Wednesday may be that the president will be speaking without a teleprompter. His second advantage is the president's record and how he has failed to fulfill many of his promises.
While the president will probably recycle his class warfare themes, Romney should focus on the president's domestic failures and on Republican initiatives that have worked in the past. We Americans didn't just crawl out of a cave. There is history.
He might start with what has happened since the 2010 election, which elected 17 Republican governors. According to a survey by: examiner.com, "…the job market in states with new Republican governors is improving a full 50 percent faster than the job market nationally." Impressive, right? This is what can be accomplished when you either cut spending, lower taxes, or both.
Romney might also remind the estimated 50 million who will watch the presidential debate that the point of cutting taxes is to leave more capital in the hands of individuals and businesses, the real job creators. More money in private hands means more private jobs. That formula has not only worked for Republican governors, it has worked at the federal level when John F. Kennedy and Ronald Reagan tried it. Romney must emphasize that reduced government spending is the key to a revived economy. He should promise to accept the best ideas of Obama's Simpson-Bowles Commission (except tax hikes), and submit the recommendations to Congress for a vote with no amendments allowed. Public pressure would help pass it.
Romney should alert voters to the fact that higher taxes are coming, something Democrats, with the exception of Walter Mondale, won't do. In addition to the huge tax increases, thanks to Obamacare, that will occur if the Bush tax cuts are allowed to expire, five major tax increases are scheduled to take effect in January.
As John Kartch of Americans for Tax Reform has written for FoxNews.com, these tax increases, strategically timed to kick in after the election, include (1) a 2.3 percent tax on medical device makers, which "…will raise the price of … every pacemaker, prosthetic limb, stent, and operating table"; (2) a tax increase on medical bills. "Currently, Americans are allowed to deduct medical expenses on their 1040 form to the extent the costs exceed 7.5 percent of one's adjusted gross income," writes Kartch. "The new Obamacare provision will raise that threshold to 10 percent, subjecting patients to a higher tax bill. This will hit pre-retirement seniors the hardest." (3) The amount of money one can place in Flexible Spending Accounts will be capped at $2,500. "These pre-tax accounts, which currently have no federal limit, are used to purchase everything from contact lenses to children's braces. With the cost of braces being as high as $7,200. … The cap will also affect families with special-needs children…;" (4) A surtax on investment income that "will take a minimum of $123 billion out of taxpayer pockets over the next 10 years." (5) A Medicare payroll tax increase, which, according to Kartch, "…soaks employers to the tune of $86 billion over the next 10 years."
Romney should ask: Do you really think Washington can do a better job of caring for people and making their health decisions than individuals and their doctors? Romney might also pledge to work to find cures for the most expensive diseases, such as heart disease, cancer and Alzheimer's. Curing diseases will cost far less in the long run than treating them.
Romney should appeal to America's greatest strength — its people. Vice President Joe Biden recently suggested it is "patriotic" to pay more taxes. True patriotism flows from liberty, not government dependency. We the people are America. Government isn't America.
With a $16 trillion debt and more coming if Obama is re-elected, there is no wealth left to "spread around." Borrowing from China isn't the answer. Relying on the economic engine that has always sustained this country is the answer. It's called capitalism. Distributing the wealth is socialism and Romney should call it that.
How important are these debates? The country's survival rides on them.
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effronterySyllabification: ef·fron·ter·y
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Insolent or impertinent behavior: one juror had the effrontery to challenge the coroner's decision
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My prenatal has 800 in it and I'm also taking an addition supplement that had 5000. My doctor says its fine but I'm worried I'm taking too much?
How much folic acid are you taking?
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I'm taking 800 mcg which is more than the recommended dose.
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My doc has me on almost 2000. He said there are women he subscribes 3 times that much.
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Five mg but I'm high risk
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My prenatal has 800 mcg in it.
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Thanks ladies I think I'm gonna stop the 5000 supplement and just stick with my prenatal
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1mg... But that's what my prenatal has.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global stocks fell and oil and copper declined on Thursday after soft Chinese data drove worries about the strength of world economy.
The euro slipped against the dollar a day after hitting an almost one-month high. European Central Bank policy makers warned the euro zone could fall back into recession.
The ECB also warned that forcing private bondholders to accept losses on euro zone sovereign debt could damage the euro and hurt banks.
An index of U.S. bank shares slid 2.9 percent and an index of European lenders lost 3.7 percent.
Shares of JPMorgan Chase & Co., the second largest U.S. bank, slid 4.8 percent to $31.60. after it reported a drop in quarterly earnings. JPMorgan was the first major U.S. bank to post results this season.
Prices of U.S. Treasury debt rose as investors sought relative safety. Major stock markets and the euro had recently jumped sharply on hopes the debt crisis was close to being resolved.
"Over the last week we have seen a major short squeeze in a number of risk-sensitive assets," said Jens Nordvig, head of G10 currency strategy at Nomura in New York.
"But the fundamental picture remains clearly negative," he said. "We remain very skeptical that European policy makers will bring out a convincing policy response in coming weeks."
U.S. shares fell from three-week highs after China reported its trade surplus narrowed for a second straight month in September. Both imports and exports were lower than expected.
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 40.72 points, or 0.35 percent, to 11,478.13. The S&P Poor's 500 dipped 3.59 points, or 0.30 percent, to 1,203.66. The Nasdaq Composite gained 15.51 points, or 0.60 percent, to 2,620.24.
A spike in shares of chip makers helped drive the tech-heavy Nasdaq higher.
The S&P 500 has run up more than 10 percent from a 2011 low hit on Oct. 4; on Wednesday it notched the largest seven-day rally since March 2009 on growing optimism European leaders were making progress in tackling the region's debt problems.
World stocks as measured by MSCI were down 0.2 percent after six days of gains.
Crude oil imports into China, one of the largest engines of demand growth, dropped 12 percent in September from last year's record high. Brent crude fell 0.2 percent on the day, snapping a six-day winning streak. U.S. light crude futures dropped 1.2 percent, further hurt by a rise in stockpiles.
The soft data from China also pressured copper prices . The industrial metal, often taken as a proxy for economic growth expectations, fell 2.5 percent. China is the world's largest copper consumer, accounting for nearly 40 percent of global demand.
The euro slipped against the U.S. dollar, pulling back from a one-month high, after the ECB warned about the impact on the currency and the region's banks of involving bondholders in euro zone bailouts.
Slovakia's parliament backed a plan to bolster the euro zone's rescue fund after political parties agreed to hold an early election, concluding the ratification process in all euro zone countries.
But even with a revamped rescue fund, European banks remain vulnerable to a Greek default and to sovereign downgrades. That increases the urgency for them to raise more capital to remain financially sound, analysts said.
The single currency hit a New York session low of $1.3685 on trading platform EBS. It last traded at $1.3786, down less than 0.1 percent on the day. The euro on Wednesday touched its highest level versus the greenback since Sept. 16.
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"Don't be deceived," Duck Commander and A&E reality television star Phil Robertson insisted, when asked to define what he considered to be sinful behavior. "Neither the adulterers, the idolaters, the male prostitutes, the homosexual offenders, the greedy, the drunkards, the slanderers, the swindlers - they won't inherit the kingdom of God. Don't deceive yourself. It's not right."
When President Richard Nixon arrived in Beijing in 1972, Chairman Mao Zedong - with his Marxist revolution, Great Leap Forward and Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution - had achieved an equality unrivaled anywhere.
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Here's a twist on Christmas that would make Jesus weep.
Pope Francis' call for a truce notwithstanding, the culture war rages on in America.
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"The students at the University of California at Berkeley represent a diverse array of students from all walks of life," begins the student petition. Somehow you just know that before the end, the document will demand that the administration muzzle someone - for the sake of diversity. The spirit of far-left censors trumps exposure to novel ideas. Hence the petition, titled "Stop Bill Maher from speaking at UC Berkeley's December graduation."
Liberals have this terrible and annoying habit of congratulating themselves for their intellectual heft merely because they hold liberal views. Once this arrogant notion reigns, it's tough for liberals to acknowledge when one of their own says something so remarkably untrue and stupid that it makes you wonder just how ignorant is the liberal really.
Most years, California offers up supersize election stories - an embarrassment of riches for the opinion columnist. This year, other states are getting all the drama while California looks as staid as a bored accountant.
"I would not be inclined to make a political decision on something as serious as Ebola," Gov. Jerry Brown told the San Francisco Chronicle's Carla Marinucci on Monday. By Wednesday, California had joined New Jersey and New York in mandating 21-day quarantines for people returning from Ebola-stricken areas if they had contact with infected patients. Unlike New York, California had yet to see a confirmed Ebola case, although state health officials are aware of 19 individuals who recently traveled to an Ebola-affected country.
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The column by Sherri Stoddard, a Registered Nurse who serves on the California Nurses Association board that supports Proposition 45, was penned in favor of the ballot proposition that appeared on Tuesday's opinion page. The headline, though, incorrectly referenced the nurses supporting Proposition 46.
The nation's largest retailer is passing the cost of health care onto you.
The Metropolitan Opera in New York City is hardly a site for hundreds of angry protesters. But they have erupted over their current selection, an opera called "The Death of Klinghoffer." Leon Klinghoffer was the 69-year-old paralyzed New Yorker who in 1985 was aboard the hijacked cruise ship Achille Lauro, then executed by Islamic terrorists because he was a Jew. The terrorists forced the ship's barber and a waiter to throw his body and his wheelchair overboard off the coast of Egypt.
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Here we go again - into yet another war in a tumultuous swath of the world we still don't comprehend. For a preview of what we're stepping into in Iraq and Syria, let's remember Afghanistan.
If you believe Houston Mayor Annise Parker, then you have to believe that when lawyers for her city subpoenaed five local pastors and demanded their sermons, the episode represented an unfortunate instance of lawyer overreach, with no intent to harass or intimidate the opposition.
I know Republicans who voted for Jerry Brown in 2010. They thought he'd be like Richard Nixon going to China and stand up to public employee unions by fixing a dysfunctional pension system. They thought he'd live up to his pose as elder sage, ready to do what's best for California. After he won a return engagement as governor, Brown liked to bloviate about the need for elected officials to demonstrate "loyalty to California."


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BREMEN — March is Red Cross Month, and the American Red Cross is asking people to join them in helping those in need by volunteering their time, making a donation, taking a class or giving blood.
The Marshall County Red Cross Chapter will offer free one-hour Compression Only CPR classes Saturday, March 26 at the Senior Center located at 106 N. Center Street in Bremen, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Each class will begin on the hour and advance registration is encouraged. The classes are free and open to individuals age 14 and over.
PLYMOUTH — House of the Lord Church Food Pantry is accepting food donations. No donation is too small and food is greatly needed to fill the constant demand. The pantry is located at 16493 Lincoln Highway, Plymouth.
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The five-room hotel will precede a second, 16-room venture located in two buildings on the same property: those formerly occupied by the 10 Spot and a motorcycle shop.
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They concluded their practice, as they always do, with their team motto: "Together we work! Together we work! Together we win!"
It's that togetherness, that team chemistry, players and coaches say, that is responsible for the Eagles' impressive run to state this season.
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Triton sophomore Clay Yeo, fouled on his way to the basket, sank a pair of tie-breaking free throws with 32.8 seconds left in overtime, and the Class A No. 2 Trojans survived for a 44-42 semistate championship win over Rockville at Lafayette Jefferson's Crawley Center Saturday.
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The staff at the Petroglyphs started their engines two weeks ago and are slowly marching around Rinconada Canyon to fix what Mother Nature damaged almost a year ago.
"We are constructing a trail. You can see posts which will go back a mile and a half to the canyon. They are going to replace the washed out trail," said Diane Souder with the Petroglyphs.
The washout can still be seen, which is why officials with the Petroglyphs are defining where the new trail will be so it will be safer for the public and protect the resources.
Up to a dozen crew members have been working 8 hours a day to get the trail up and running. Everyone here can't wait for it to open.
"We're very excited not just because it's been so long since the Rinconada Trail has opened but because this will be the first time we've actually constructed a trail," Souder said.
The trail is expected to re-open in September.
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Best looking next-gen launch game for sure.
Posted 11 November 2013 - 18:11
Well visually, its looking great. That's just more a tease though.
It is nice to see another area than the ones we have seen in all the trailers and previews up to this point. The hands on demos haven't shown much variety in the environments.
Demos never do, it's always one level and that's it.
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Best looking next gen launch game?
I dunno, i think Killzone is going to have some pretty spectacular set pieces in it.
Both will be a bit naff though but they will be a good advertisement for what we can expect from the next generation visually.
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BT is in the Youview consortium and I think it was hoping for Youview to do much of the work in developing it's next generation box and marketing it for it. I have no idea to what extent they will subsidise an upgrade programme for existing customers. It is probably the best chance Youview has at decent numbers.
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Secular and religious women Jaffa 370.
(photo credit:Marc Israel Sellem)
When I turned 18, and was fresh out of Bnei Akiva and the Israeli state
religious school system, Alice Miller had just triumphed in her struggle in the
High Court, paving the way for other women who aspired to be pilots in the
Israel Air Force.My generation has grown as a result of struggles like
Alice Miller's.I am grateful to these feminist women who led
groundbreaking efforts, who struggled so that we as women could benefit from
greater freedom and improved lives.On a personal level, I am also
grateful to God that I was born after the feminist revolution.I am well
aware of the fact that in the past women did not have the options available to
them today – to study and get a higher education, to work and make money, to
have control over our bodies, to leave an abusive husband, to work in whatever
field we desire, to be a community representative and carry out measures for the
benefit of the community, the right to vote, and the right to be
elected.And yet, despite all of these rights, as a religious woman, the
feminist conflict is doubly difficult.Ten years ago, a good friend of
mine who is religious and was a medical student, attended a 10-year-old child's
circumcision surgery.She and the doctor prepped the patient for surgery.
The second before the doctor was to make the incision, his cellphone rang and he
left to answer it, motioning to my friend to go ahead and make the
cut.Since it was very simple, she did not think twice and made the
cut.After she left the operating room, she realized that she had just
performed a circumcision.Wait a minute – is she, as a woman, even
allowed to perform a circumcision? Would it be considered kosher? Had the boy
been circumcised according to Jewish law? Was she required to inform the
parents? These questions were making her uneasy.She approached a rabbi
and asked him whether a woman was allowed to perform a circumcision. The rabbi
responded that although in principle women are not supposed to perform
circumcisions, if it had already happened, the child was properly circumcised.
Phew! This same friend later specialized in neurosurgery and is now a
neurosurgeon.We are delighted that in the State of Israel a woman can be
a neurosurgeon, a heart surgeon, transplant organs, and perform lifesaving
surgeries. But the simplest surgery in the world – circumcision – religious
women are not allowed to perform.This is where the complexity arises for
us as religious women. Over the past few years, the gap has been widening
between what is available to us as women in Israeli society, compared with the
limitations of being Orthodox women in the religious community, in our homes and
in our synagogue.Think about it: An Israeli woman can be the president
of the Supreme Court, but she cannot become a simple rabbinical court judge. A
woman can be a heart or brain surgeon, but she cannot perform the simplest
surgery in the world – a circumcision.A woman can be a civil servant in
the Knesset representing thousands of people who had voted her into office, but
she cannot lead a quorum of Jews in prayer in a synagogue.This gap is
making it increasingly difficult for us to feel like we are part of the
religious community.My generation has managed to come to terms with this
complexity. We have grown as a result of this struggle; it was not a given that
women could do anything they wanted. But I have no doubt that this situation
will no longer be tolerated in the next generation.I look at my three
daughters. On TV they see women leading political parties, female High Court
justices, Nobel Prize winner Ada Yonath, and Ben-Gurion University President
Rivka Carmi. Whereas I celebrated when the Israel Air Force opened its doors to
women, my girls are growing up knowing that there is a religious woman
pilot.It will be harder for them to accept this reality. How will we
justify this vast gap between their lives in the secular, day-today world and
their lives in the place dearest to us – our traditions, the synagogue, and our
community? These are the questions that as religious feminists we are asking
ourselves on International Women's Day. But it is clear that these questions
should also concern the entire religious community, including the rabbis who
lead it. The challenge can and should be dealt with, and there is no doubt this
will happen sooner or later.And the sooner the better! Translated by
Hannah Hochner.The writer is a member of the Jerusalem City Council.
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Joel Francis: Prop 23 Debate Offer Rejected Again by Koch Industries
Earlier this week, we told you about Joel Francis, the California student and former marine who challenged the billionaire oilmen Koch brothers to debate Prop 23. Having received no response, he set out for the Wichita headquarters of Koch Industries, where he arrived on Tuesday and was rebuffed once again. With heightened security. (See video above.) From Francis:
Well, I did it. Tuesday I went to Wichita to directly challenge oilman Charles Koch to a debate. How was I received? A cold rejection from an increased security presence.
The Koch Brothers and other Big Oil companies continue to hide and manipulate our democracy from behind closed doors. Thanks for signing the petition to stand with me -- together we've begun to expose dirty money in politics.
Our work has just begun.
Watch and share my video update, and create your own event to take on Big Oil.
In the next 5 days we must continue to expose their dirty practices, and fight back by mobilizing our communities to vote this Tuesday, November 2nd.
Thanks again for standing with me,
Once again, you can also follow the ongoing work against Prop 23 being done by the student climate advocates at POWER VOTE CA, and sign the "No on 23" pledge to voice your opposition.
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