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Why I Loved Those Jewish Mice
The stereotype that "Jews run Hollywood" didn't come up much when I was a little kid; I doubt it comes up for most kids. This is not only because, hopefully, we're spared from some stereotyping when we're really small—but also because as a little kid, if Jews were running Hollywood, well, you sure wouldn't know it from children's entertainment.
As the only Jewish family in our little town, I didn't see a lot of other Jewish families around. I also never saw my family reflected in the television or movies we watched. I mean, like, other than our annual Passover screening of The Ten Commandments, or our way-too-early introduction to Fiddler on the Roof. But both of those movies had been made a long time ago, and were obviously For Grown Ups. I fully expected that, like all of my friends and neighbors, the characters in the movies and TV shows I watched would celebrate Christmas, not Chanukah.
Until the Jewish mice.
When I saw Don Bluth's now-classic animated feature, An American Tail, I was thunderstruck. The movie begins with the Mousekewitzes, gathered together to celebrate Chanukah. They even pronounced the "ch" right. The father played a violin, just like in Fiddler on the Roof, but for kids! And then, of course, the Cossacks raided their little Mouskewitz home in The Old World, and then the little mouse family was off to America, going through Ellis Island… just like my family.
Those mice are Jewish, I thought. Fievel and Tanya, they're Jewish. They're like me.
But here's what I really loved about those Jewish mice: Their Jewishness was just part of who they were, and the story was about big ideas that everyone could relate to—starting somewhere new, family, growing up. The same way that in most of the other movies and TV shows I watched, the show wasn't about them being Christian—they just were Christian, and therefore celebrated Christmas and Easter and everything, but their stories were about big ideas. My friends who weren't Jewish still loved Feivel and related to his little Jewish-mouse family.
Even later, when I started going to Hebrew School and watched Torah-toons and holiday specials that reflected Judaism in the characters onscreen, there was something special to me about those Jewish mice. When Fievel is searching for his family, he didn't stop along the way to explain what "kosher" is, or to teach the viewers how to play dreidel. He wasn't a token Jewish character in a holiday special, designated as "The Jewish One." He was Fievel, a lost immigrant kid who happened to be Jewish (and happened to be a mouse). I loved that in his little mouse family, they just were Jewish, and that fact was treated as casually as other movies treated the Christianity of their characters.
That felt like my own American tale. Being Jewish is part of my story, and influences my experience. Even when I'm not "doing something Jewish," it's still part of who I am. Those are the characters that still resonate with me most: not the ones overtly teaching us something about Something Jewish (or, sadly, playing into one of those old Jewish stereotypes), but the ones who just are Jewish. Like Fievel.
Seeing that reflected onscreen as a little kid had a lasting impact on me. Maybe that's why I still tear up when I hear Somewhere Out There.
Mickey and Minnie are great. But Fievel and Tanya? Those mice helped me feel a little more included. They helped me believe that somewhere, out there – all of us can be represented.
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My Many Southern Jewish Families
For my family, like many Jewish families, holidays play an important role in our life. Holidays are the times when we all get together. There are endless, crazy traditions. Holidays meant coming home, and being with my family.
I grew up in Florida, and went to college in Florida. When my parents moved from Florida to Texas, I suddenly had a to plan on a plane ride instead of a two-hour drive to be with my family for the holidays. Then I graduated from college and started a real job, forcing me to face the reality of not spending every holiday with my family. Being "home for the holidays" was no longer a given.
I certainly am not alone. Every recent college graduate balances making it home for celebrations with our families to what our "grown up life" and holiday celebrations will look like. Luckily, with my first out-of-college job, I literally am not alone.
When I moved to Jackson to start work for the ISJL, I knew that I was joining a new family. My Education Fellow cohort has family dinners together. We look out for each other. We bring each other pints of ice cream with a Shabbat candle for birthdays, squeal over the sweet story of a fellow Fellow's engagement, and make sure that everyone has a family with whom to spend the holidays. We celebrate together. And yes, we have even and taken family portraits at JC Penney together.
This year in particular, I have been truly blessed in the holiday-celebration regard. One of our board members invited anyone who was in town to spend all or part of the High Holy days with her family in Greenwood, Mississippi. Even though I wasn't able to spend Yom Kippur with my family, another family opened its arms to welcome me in. I fasted, watched football, and broke fast with M&Ms and Diet Coke—just as I would have done with my family of origin.
As Education Fellows, this happens to us all year round. We each have six or seven communities that we visit and, with the gift of home hospitality, we are lucky to be welcomed into many families throughout our two years. We light the candles at Shabbat dinners in these families' homes, and hear about how everybody's week has been. They allow us to truly be part of the family and the greater community; in addition to celebrating many Jewish holidays, I have also cheered at soccer games (even though I don't entirely remember the rules), attended local craft and historical festivals, and participated in a charity fundraiser.
Other Fellows have enjoyed family movie nights, gone on afternoon hikes, and visited kids' art shows; there's no end to the possibilities!
Not only do our hosts welcome us into their families for the weekend, but we also share our lives with them. We tell stories about the shenanigans and adventures of group summer visits. Especially as second year Fellows, we want to contact our hosts or education directors when exciting things develop for graduate school or plans for Life After The Fellowship.
I still love getting to be with my family. I also love how much more "family" I have now. When I first started at the ISJL in June 2013, I added 8 Fellows to my family. Over the last 18 months, that family has grown exponentially with every summer, fall, and spring visit I make. Not every recent college graduate gets so warmly embraced by so many families, who make us feel at home even when we're far from home. I look forward to continuing growing my Southern Jewish family this year, and staying in touch as the world takes us in all different directions.
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Opening Jewish Conversations, Opening Jewish Community
Flashback: a few weeks ago, on this very blog, a post about Jewish conferences is published… authored by yours truly (shameless, right?). The piece was about how valuable such gatherings are – so valuable that they should be placed above sleep on our collective priority list. Just weeks after writing that piece, I found myself in Cambridge, Massachusetts for… you guessed it: another Jewish conference.
I was at Harvard University for the weekend conference, along with a few hundred others from around the country – in fact, 8 states out of the 13-state ISJL region were represented there! We had all come together for the first-ever conference of Open Hillel.
Open Hillel is a campaign that seeks to broaden the parameters of permissible conversation about Israel and Palestine at Hillel chapters around the country. Those who attended this conference feel that the value of machloket l'shem shemayim, spirited debate for the sake of heaven, should manifest itself even on the question of Zionism; that especially on questions related to Israel and Palestine, which often touch us in the deepest corners of our neshamot (souls), we should be open to a vast array of differing perspectives. Open Hillel believes that all Jews – even those who aren't Zionists – deserve to be heard and included in Jewish communal conversations.
I learned an unbelievable amount at this inspiring event, attending sessions about human rights, the bounds of the Jewish "Open Tent," even exploring issues like intermarriage and gender identity. I met wonderful students, recent college graduates, and older community members who were united by their desire to lay it all on the table – to staunchly debate the topics about which we disagree and, as a result, to grow in our knowledge of the issues.
But I had a funny thought while at this conference. Does it relate to my work at the ISJL at all?
The ISJL serves a geographic region; my department, the education department, specifically serves religious schools. The premise of our work is that every Jewish child should have access to an excellent Jewish education. We serve communities with twenty-five students, or five students, or even one single student. They receive access to the same resources that a community with 300 students gets. Every community is welcomed, and none is valued more than any other.
Open Hillel does not serve a particular geographic region. It does, however, serve a Jewish constituency, including a group which, like smaller communities, is occasionally overlooked: those whose perspectives differ staunchly from many Jewish institutions' stances on Israel and its policies. Open Hillel recognizes that, regardless of any individual's political stances about Israel, our Jewish institutions must provide a space for all to engage equally; that every Jewish person should have access to an excellent Jewish community.
I believe our Jewish community can and must uphold the ideal of "Eilu v'eilu div'rei Elohim Chayim" – "These and these are the words of the Living God" (Talmud Eruvin 13b). In Talmud, in our synagogue board meetings, and even at our dinner tables, we engage in rigorous debate about issues we deem important. Valuing and participating in debate is not merely part of being Jewish – it is perhaps the basic premise from which the rest of our tradition follows.
Though the focus areas are different, Open Hillel addresses issues of inclusion and empowerment– as does the ISJL. The ISJL knows that the existence and experiences of our wonderful Southern Jewish communities might be totally unknown in other places. Through our work, we build awareness and ensure that Southern Jews are viewed as a vital piece in the beautiful puzzle that is American Jewish Life.
Open Hillel wants to do something similar by demonstrating that harsh critics of Israel – even Jews who are not Zionists – are a crucial part of our community's make-up. That so many of these people, who some might believe are just apathetic about their Judaism or actively "self-hating," are as deeply in love with their Jewish identities as those who think differently. The goal these organizations have in common is to foster a diverse Jewish community that will thrive for centuries.
That goal can and should be our Jewish communal Torah. The rest is commentary. Let's go and do it.
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2012 Health Datapalooza Takes Pulse of Open Data Movement
The future of health IT and open data were on display in Washington, D.C., this week at the 2012 Health Datapalooza, co-sponsored by the Health Data Initiative and the Obama administration.
Could this be the future of health IT? An application designed by the University of Rochester trolls social networks for reports of illness and overlays that information with data from the Environmental Protection Agency to form disease "heat maps." The HealthyState mobile application, created by University of Indiana students, mines the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Health Indicators Warehouse to form a data-driven portrait of each state's health.
That was vision of open data on display this week at the 2012 Health Datapalooza in Washington, D.C., organized by the Health Data Initiative and sponsored by groups such as the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the California Health Care Foundation and HHS.
One hundred applications and websites, all powered by open data, took center stage at the exposition. In their honor, U.S. Chief Technology Officer Todd Park announced a revamped HealthData.gov during his opening keynote address Tuesday.
"More and more innovation is happening with more and more data being made available," Park said. "Health data is no longer a government initiative. It is an American initiative."
Public health is playing a primary role in the health open data movement. The Healthy Communities Institute won first place in the event's Community category (the others were Consumer and Care) for its Healthy Communities Network. The network, designed for local health departments and community organizations, is already in use in 35 states. The platform allows users to access various dashboards centered on different health indicators (such as obesity) and pulls available data to outline a community's current situation. Links are also provided to federal, state and local resources related to the selected issue.
These efforts aren't limited to the applications showcased at the Health Datapalooza's expo this week: New York City, for example, has gained nationwide attention for its open data initiative. The city recently released a template for offering local health departments' restaurant inspection records in an open data format. The goal is to allow restaurant-oriented social websites, such as Yelp and UrbanSpoon, to access the data and integrate it into their presentation. That would give consumers access to information they might otherwise be unaware of, said Andrew Nicklin, head of technology research and development and open strategies for the New York City government.
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The health open data movement is likely to only grow. The Health Data Initiative's first forum in 2010 started with 45 attendees. The 2012 Health Datapalooza is expected to draw up to 1,600 people. Consumer-focused applications continue to gain popularity: one statistic touted at this week's expo was the 6 million downloads for the iTriage iPhone app, which allows users to run through a checklist of symptoms and then schedule a doctor's appointment.
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She was a colourful person with loads of personality, known by many as 'the lady with the hat'. She was employed at the City of Johannesburg where she served the Mayor for 30 years and could tell many stories of how a street or park or building got its name. She was instrumental in the development of The Oriental Plaza.
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Thank you for your many years of service to the profession.
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Watermelon - Kiwi Fruit Popsicles By Shabbus Tasty Kitchen 06/23/14 08:48 Ingredients: 2 cups watermelon, seeds removed and cubed 1 tbsp lime juice 4 kiwi fruits, peeled and chopped 4-5 tbsp sugar (adjust according to your taste) Preparation: Add the cubed watermelon, lime juice and 2 tbsp sugar in a blender and blend well until... Add to my recipe book
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Mixed Fruit Pachadi / Pazham pachadi By My Cooking Journey 06/20/14 03:24 19th June, 2014 This is my last post under the summer special recipes. Once summer comes lot of tropical fruits also arrive. Also this is the time for weddings (in India) and that is the inspiration for this pachadi. I have eaten this fruit pachadi at almost... Add to my recipe book
Avocados Are the Winners Again But There's One Fruit You Should Not Eat!...The Dirty Dozen & The Clean Fifteen, 2014 By Raw Food for Truth 06/19/14 05:28 Yes, avocados, consistently, have the least amount of pesticide residue on them but beware of conventional apples! To find out the status of the rest of he fruits and vegetables, take a look at this years list: The Dirty Dozen and The Clean Fifteen, 2014... Add to my recipe book
Vinegar Cake - a Vintage Fruit Cake Recipe By I'd Much Rather Bake Than... 06/18/14 21:40 Croque Madame. Cheese and ham toastie topped with a fried egg. So good, so simple and what I had for dinner tonight, loving every not particularly healthy mouthful - with a generous serving of tomato ketchup on the side for dipping of course. I'll forgive... Add to my recipe book
Jack Fruit Spicy idli By Adige 06/15/14 13:27 Now it is the season for Jack fruits. You can see Jack fruits every where in Karnataka or in whole of India. We love eating jack fruits and in Dakshina Kannada side ( that is South Karnataka) people make use of this Jack fruit or raw jack for cooking. Many... Add to my recipe book
Avocado Milk Shake Recipe / Butter Fruit Milk Shake By foody-buddy 06/14/14 18:01 I love avocado..In India, they are called Butter fruit. I usually make guacamole, guacamole sandwich, avocado pasta with avocado. But yesterday I tried avocado milk shake recipe / Butter fruit milk shake they are so creamy, yummy and tasty. The creaminess... Add to my recipe book
Fresh Fruit Frozen Yogurt Pops By olives-n-okra 06/14/14 01:47 Preparation: 5 min Fresh fruit frozen yogurt pops are one of our latest recipes to help manage Dominic's allergies. They seem to be getting worse, so we decided to change his diet. Drastically, I think. For a five-year old, he's playing right along with us. He doesn't seem... Add to my recipe book
Elderflower harvest at Belvoir Fruit Farms By JibberJabberUK 06/12/14 14:27 As the train pulled away from Doncaster and the urban sprawl of South Yorkshire there started to be glimpses of what I was to expect from the day ahead. Fields of crops and grass as far as the eye could see with splashes of red from poppies and white blooms... Add to my recipe book
Grilled Star Fruit Mango Salad By Seduction in the Kitchen 06/12/14 11:00 I challenged myself to post recipes 5 times this week instead of 2 times a week, like I normally do. So far, it seems to be doing ok. It is a juggle doing what I need to do, but I am figuring it out as I go along. Plus it is good to challenge yourself to... Add to my recipe book
Fruit Custard /Fruit Salad By Easy Indian Recipes 06/10/14 21:58 Ingredients: Milk : 7-8 cups Sugar : 1 cup or less according to taste and remember that the fruits will add natural sweetness to custard too. Custard Powder : 4-5 tbsp I have used mango flavor here you can use any flavor of your choice. Almonds : 8-10 counts... Add to my recipe book
Tropical Fruit Slush By anjalisfoodkaleidoscope 06/10/14 09:07 Fruit slush is a blend of various fruits with a bit of a kick in it. I will add pineapple to achieve that. I like the tangy sweetness of fresh pineapples and Goa has plenty of the fruit. It is advised to have atleast five varieties of fruits in a day and... Add to my recipe book
How To Make Fruit Popsicle By Joy Of Cooking Food 06/09/14 15:32 Take any fruit of your choice, slightly mash it. Put the mashed fruit in Popsicle mold and pour any fruit juice or lemon juice. Keep in the refrigerator to set till it hardens. Add to my recipe book
Pg Tips - Fruit herbal & greens tea By Carmela's kitchen 06/09/14 10:07 PG Tips have just released a beautiful range of green and herbal fruit teas. A wonderful variety to suit every palate. I used the spice and mint tea to soak sultanas in overnight and then made a vanilla and fruit flavoured ice cream. My favourite fruity... Add to my recipe book
Masala Doodh (Milk with dry fruits) By Easy Indian Recipes 06/09/14 04:04 Ingredients :Milk : 5 cups Kesar (saffron): a pinch Almonds :1/4 cup coarsely grounded Cashews :1/4 cup coarsely grounded Pistachios : 1/4 cup coarsely grounded Cardamom powder : 1/2 tsp Nutmeg powder : a pinch. Sugar :10 -12 tbsp Recipe:In a deep pan on... Add to my recipe book
Pretzel Crusted Fruit Pizza By Been There Baked That 06/06/14 22:01 Today calls for something a little sweet. We've done great this week eating lots of greens and other veggies, going for long walks every day and drinking lots of water. I figured we'd earned a treat and fruit pizza is one of my favorite desserts to make... Add to my recipe book
Tropical fruit smoothie By anjalisfoodkaleidoscope 06/06/14 10:12 Every recipe needn't have the exact measurements. Sometimes one just needs to know the ingredients and then according to ones taste or fancy one can decide how much to put of what and each time come up with a unique new taste till finally one gets the right... Add to my recipe book
Buttermilk Cake with fruit and crumble By Traces of Sweet Muffins 06/06/14 07:34 Very simple and quick cake, which does not even have to pull out the blender. The cake is delicious and gone in the blink of an eye :) I recommend a very! → Add to my recipe book
Watermelon Fruit Salad featuring Sparkling Ice By Living the Gourmet 06/05/14 16:10 When you feel a bit blue ~ think pink!! Ingredients: ½ watermelon – cut into pieces 1 orange – cut into pieces ½ cup cherries in light syrup – pitted ½ cup sliced pineapple Zest and juice of 1 lime 1 inch piece of fresh ginger – sliced very thin ½ cup feta... Add to my recipe book


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Two premiership rugby players have played their part in the official opening of the new Fed & Watered restaurant at Exeter Airport.
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Inspired by the English landscape, I've painted this imaginary scene.
Acrylics on canvas board, 30×40 cm, 2010
Wonderful landscape, I relly like how you achived the depth
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Arie, this is simply beautiful – what a wonderful imagination you have – it really transports the viewer!!! :)
Leading the viewer into the picture is what I had in mind, that's great you say that! Thanks Karen!
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Wow, lovely work! I'd like to live there! :)
I think we all would, thank you Laura!
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very pleasing to the eye… a wonderful English landscape :)
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The University of Manitoba has officially opened a $15 million Arctic research centre director David Barber says is unique.
The Nellie Cournoyea Arctic Research Facility — named after the former premier of the Northwest Territories — is lodged on two floors of the Clayton H. Riddell Faculty of Environment, Earth and Resources.
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Gerardo de León
|Gerardo de León
September 12, 1913
Manila, Philippines
|July 25, 1981
(aged 67)
Manila, Philippines
|Actor, film director
|Years active
|1940 – 1975
Gerardo de León, ONA (September 12, 1913 – July 25, 1981) was a Filipino actor turned film director, who made his acting debut in the 1934 film Ang Dangal.
De León, who was born as Gerardo Ilagan, was a member of the Ilagan clan of Philippine motion pictures, which includes Robert Arevalo, Conrado Conde, Angel Esmeralda, Eddie Ilagan, Ronaldo Valdez, musical scorer Tito Arévalo, and his daughter Liberty Ilagan. De León was a medical doctor by profession, but his ultimate love for film has won him over. He made eight more films as an actor before he became a director. He made his directorial debut in 1939's Bahay-Kubo, starring Fely Vallejo (who he later married). One of his unfinished projects was in the late Fernando Poe, Jr.'s Juan de la Cruz in 1972.
Nicknamed "Manong", de León holds the sole distinction of being the most awarded film director in the history of the Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences' FAMAS Awards, the Philippines' Oscars. From 1952 to 1971, he was awarded seven FAMAS Awards, three of them he received three years in a row.[1] His 1961 film The Moises Padilla Story was selected as the Philippine entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 32nd Academy Awards, but was not accepted as a nominee.[2]
All of the films in which he won for Best Director also won for Best Picture at the FAMAS: Sawa sa Lumang Simboryo (1952), Hanggang sa Dulo ng Daigdig (1958), Huwag Mo Akong Limutin (1960), Noli Me Tangere (1961, adaptation of the novel Noli Me Tangere ), El Filibusterismo (1962), Daigdig ng mga Api (1965), Lilet (1971).
Gerardo de León died on July 25, 1981, aged 67.
Selected filmography[edit]
- Estrellita (1940)
- Maestra, Ang (1941)
- Mameng, iniibig kita (1947)
- Sisa (1951)
- Diego Silang (1951)
- Bagong umaga (1952)
- Python at the Old Dome (Sawa sa lumang simboryo) (1952)
- Pedro Penduko (1954)
- Ifuago (1954)
- Sanda Wong (1955)
- Bakya mo Neneng (1957)
- Kamay ni Cain (1957)
- Hanggang sa dulo ng daigdig (1958)
- Terror Is a Man (1959)
- Huwag mo akong limutin (1960)
- Touch Me Not (Noli me tangere) (1960)
- Moises Padilla Story (1961)
- Noli me tangere (1961)
- El Filibusterismo (1962)
- I Am Justice (Ako ang katarungan) (1962)
- The Walls of Hell (Intramuros) (1964)
- Ang Daigdig ng mga api (1965)
- The Blood Drinkers (Kulay dugo ang gabi) (1966)
- Mad Doctor of Blood Island (with Eddie Romero, 1968)
- Brides of Blood (1968)
- Lilet (1971)
- Curse of the Vampires (Dugo ng vampira) (1971)
- Women in Cages (1971)
- Fe, Esperanza, Caridad (1975)
- Banaue (1975)
- ^ http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/636973/did-you-know-national-artist-for-film-gerardo-de-leon
- ^ Margaret Herrick Library, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
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