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We are all prone to complaining about our in-laws. We might gripe about them while shmoozing with someone in person, on the phone or by e-mail. Former Congressman Anthony Weiner, it seems, talks about his in-laws even while sexting.
In her forthcoming tell-all book, "I Friended You," about her online relationship with Weiner, 35-year-old former cheerleading coach Traci Nobles reveals that amid Weiner's naughty messages to her was also some venting about his wife Huma Abedin's parents. Abedin, who is a deputy chief of staff and aide to U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, was born to a Pakistani family and grew up in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
Franklin Kameny, the pioneering gay rights leader whose Jewish identity inspired some of his historic activism, has died at age 86, the Washington Post reports.
As the Forward wrote last year in an 85th-birthday profile, Kameny "became a vocal activist at a time when other downtrodden and discriminated-against gay people scarcely dared to show their faces in public." Rather than shrink from revealing his sexual orientation, Kameny "made it plain," the Washington Post wrote.
Kameny's death, on National Coming Out Day, occurred in a year in which gay men and lesbians were accorded the right to serve openly in the armed forces, as gay D.C. Council member David A. Catania told the Post last night. Through his efforts over the years, Kameny deserved to be known as one of the fathers of that shift from the policy of "don't ask, don't tell," Catania told the Post.
Secular-religious tensions in Israel have reached new heights — literally.
After three years of controversy among residents, homeowners at 14 Jabotinsky Street in Jerusalem's Talbieh neighborhood have voted to use the building's elevator every Sabbath as a "Shabbat elevator." In a nod to the religious prohibition against pressing buttons on the Sabbath, the elevator will be programmed to stop automatically at each floor. This means no more walking up the stairs for religious residents who were previously unable to use the elevator on the Sabbath, but also longer lift journeys for secular residents.
Bono would like Sukkot observers enjoying their bountiful meals in the sukkah to take a moment from their celebration to think about famine in Africa. ONE, the grassroots advocacy organization that the U2 musician founded to fight poverty and preventable disease in Africa, has put out a special Sukkot 2011 guide to educate people on the issue and its relevance to the Jewish harvest festival.
The 5-page booklet was written by Marc Friend, who works for American Jewish World Service in its advocacy department and who was recently an Eisendrath Legislative Assistant at the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism. It provides some basic background on the rituals, traditions and religious texts of Sukkot, as well as useful statistics about the situation on the ground in the Horn of Africa and resources for further learning about food justice.
Municipal workers in Brooklyn have taken down signs directed at Hasidic women — not because they're religious in content, but because of where they're posted.
The signs, written in Yiddish, direct Hasidic women in the Williamsburg neighborhood to keep a distance from their male counterparts, telling them, "Precious Jewish daughter, please move aside when a man approaches."
Times Square just got more crowded…at least for the next week or so. Stonehenge Partners, owners and operators of luxury apartment buildings in New York, are building "Sukkah in the City," reportedly the first sukkah ever to be erected at the Crossroads of the World.
Inspired by the unique designs that were on view at Sukkah City in Union Square last year, this sukkah will have a façade featuring giant sunflowers, ladybugs and a blue sky — in what can be assumed to be a nod to the agricultural origins of the holiday and an ode to nature in the middle of the concrete jungle.
Produce harvested in the dead of night, smuggled and sold for high prices under the radar of authorities. Warehouses burglarized. Tourists hiding the good stuff in suitcases and getting found out by customs.
No, this isn't a story of drug rings, but rather of lulavs and etrogs, the plant species waved during synagogue services on Sukkot, the festival that starts tomorrow night.
The couple that prays together stays together — right?
That's what celebrity Kremlinologists have been trying to figure since Friday, when reportedly feuding Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher attended services together at the Kabbalah Centre in Los Angeles. People Magazine reports that the pair sat on opposite sides of the aisle during the service — as is Kabbalah Centre custom — before exiting the sanctuary with their arms around each other's waists.
His commitment to Judaism — and college football — is impressive.
For the second time in recent years, Nebraska football fan Joel Alperson is taking extraordinary measures to observe the High Holy Days, and to ensure Jewish fans don't miss a moment of the Cornhuskers' season. Omaha resident Alperson is flying New York City Rabbi Dovid Bashevkin to Nebraska for Yom Kippur, where Bashevkin will lead services and study sessions on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus so that observant football fans can make it in time to Saturday night's game after the holiday.
The Omaha World-Herald notes that kickoff is at 7 p.m., five minutes after the official end of the holiday.
Alperson, a member of Omaha's Beth Israel Synagogue, was equally creative in 2007, when another Cornhuskers game fell on Rosh Hashanah. In order to both observe the holiday and attend the game, he flew in three rabbinical students from New York City, who prayed with him at a location that was within walking distance of the stadium. He came to regret the decision, however, and while he's offering Bashevkin's services to other Jewish football fans this year, he plans to remain at Beth Israel rather than try to squeeze in both the holiday and the game.
Does Yom Kippur in Israel unite or divide the country's Jewish population?
Gesher, a nonprofit that promotes religious-secular dialogue, believes that a poll it just commissioned with Ynet shows the holiday's unifying function. The poll found that 58% of Israeli Jews plan to fast. Taking a closer look at the figure for fasting, that means that nearly 100% of religious Jews and 87% of "traditional" Jews will fast, while 54% of "secular" Jews say they won't fast.
"This is a day for everyone, which connects all factions among the people of Israel," said Gesher director Ilan Gal-Dor in response to the poll, and in a sense he is correct. The fact that almost one in two secular Jews will fast to adhere to a system of religious law they generally reject is notable.
Hours before Yom Kippur seems like an appropriate time for the Shmooze to admit it got something wrong.
On Tuesday, we predicted that ESPN would drop Hank Williams, Jr.'s "Monday Night Football" theme song for just one week after the singer compared President Obama to Hitler on Fox News. (In the same interview, Williams likened House Speaker John Boehner to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.)
Well, our powers of prediction turned out to be wrong: ESPN announced Thursday that the football anthem will no longer be part of its Monday night programming. "We have decided to part ways with Hank Williams Jr.," the network said in a statement. "We appreciate his contributions over the past years. The success of 'Monday Night Football' has always been about the games and that will continue."
As Yom Kippur nears, Gilad Shalit's father Noam and others are publically asking the captured IDF soldier for forgiveness.
They tell Shalit they are sorry in a video made by two Sam Spiegel Film & Television School students on-site at the Gilad Shalit vigil tent outside the Prime Minister's Residence in Jerusalem's Rechavia neighborhood.
The Egyptian newspaper Al-masry Al-youm took note of the fact that an Israeli journalist has suggested that ousted Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak be named Israel's Man of the Year (with "year" meaning the recently departed 5771).
Political correspondent Udi Segal apparently said on air during a Channel 2 evening news broadcast that "Mubarak symbolizes the last Jewish year 'with all its changes, risks, hope and despair.'"
The controversy about the sale of Nazi memorabilia continues. Just months after Josef Mengele's diaries were purchased by an anonymous American Orthodox Jew who says he may loan them to Yad Vashem, and days after Hitler's Gemlich letter went on display at the Museum of Tolerance, it has been announced that an auction of some of Hitler's personal effects is set to take place this month in Germany.
Some are questioning the decency of private individuals benefiting financially from the sale of such items. Moshe Kantor, president of the European Jewish Congress, reportedly called the auction " a stain on modern-day Germany." He was also quoted as saying, "As we at the European Jewish Congress try and preserve the memory and historic lessons of this dark period, these types of events are completely counterproductive and damaging toward educating younger Germans and Europeans about the Holocaust."
Larry King just can't pass up an opportunity to connect with television audiences. Although he stepped down from hosting "Larry King Live" on CNN last December, King was back on camera a few days before Rosh Hashanah this year to host the 31st annual Chabad "Lechaim To Life" telethon. King's return engagement netted $4.2 million to support Chabad's broad network of centers and programs.
When asked why King agreed to return to the spotlight on Chabad's behalf, he said, "We all have friends and family who've fallen upon bitter times, and this Rosh Hashanah it will take more than just 'an apple in honey' to bring them a sweet year. So I'm joining to help the thousands of people from all faiths and backgrounds who've turned to Chabad in dire need."
The Columbia Spectator has reported that the U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights is investigating a complaint made against Columbia University on behalf a Jewish Barnard College student. The student was allegedly "steered" away from taking a course with a professor who is known for being critical of Israel and who has been accused of anti-Semitism. "Steering" is considered a form of illegal discrimination and a violation of civil rights.
The complaint was filed with the OCR by Kenneth Marcus, the director of the Initiative on Anti-Semitism at the Institute for Jewish and Community Research after he was informed of the incident by Mailman School of Public Health professor Judith Jacobson, who had heard about it from a third party. The student, whose name has not been revealed, is reportedly supportive of the actions that have been taken on her behalf.
The complaint alleges that last January, Professor Rachel McDermott, then-chair of Barnard's Asian and Middle Eastern Cultures department, discouraged the student from taking a class with Joseph Massad, associate professor of modern Arab politics and intellectual history at Columbia.
A letter typed and signed by Adolf Hitler in 1919, and thought to be his first written comments calling for the annihilation of the Jews, is now on display at the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles. The document, known as the Gemlich letter, was purchased by the Simon Wiesenthal Center for $150,000 and revealed to the public this past June.
Hitler was a soldier in the German army when he wrote the letter. After being wounded during World War I, he was assigned to a propaganda unit in Munich run by Karl Mayr. Mayr asked Hitler to write a response to one Adolf Gemlich's request for a clarification on the army's position on "the Jewish question."
Be careful with those Hitler analogies, America.
Hank Williams, Jr., the guy who performs the "Monday Night Football" theme song, saw the anthem dropped by ESPN last night after he compared President Obama to the Nazi dictator on Fox News.
In an interview on "Fox and Friends," Williams remarked that the recent "golf summit" between Obama and House Speaker John Boehner was "like Hitler playing golf with Netanyahu."
London is getting a "hands free" crosswalk so that observant Jews don't have to risk their lives on the Sabbath.
Until now, pedestrians need to press a button on London crosswalks and wait for a "green man" to light up to signal they should cross. But for years, this has caused a problem for congregants at one of the city's most popular synagogues — Finchley United Synagogue. After the Sabbath services, dozens of congregants are seen waiting for a gap in the traffic that never opens — unable to press the button due to Sabbath laws.
Now the crosswalk has been outfitted with a Sabbath mode, and will change automatically every 90 seconds. Strangely enough, it's big national news — the Daily Mail reports here on the development in great detail. And it's got the talkback crew talking. It's the "thin end of the wedge," according to one commenter who resents public expressions of Judaism. Another writes that the observant should "look left look right say a little prayer and run like the devil."
In the latest news about the anti-Semitic behavior of European football fans, supporters of Poland's Legia team unfurled a huge "Jihad" banner during a recent Warsaw game against Hapoel Tel Aviv.
The banner was green, and "Jihad Legia" was written across it in white Arabic-style font. Green is one of Legia's team colors, but it is also the color of many Islamist groups and parties.
"Some Legia fans have been known for anti-Semitic and extreme-right behavior for years and they had a chance to express their hatred of Jews again when Legia played an Israeli team, this time adopting a pseudo-Islamist guise," Rafal Pankowski, who runs the UEFA-backed Football Against Racism in Europe network, told AFP. The UEFA is European football's governing body.

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A Maryland man hurt in a fight during a Baltimore Orioles game last month has moved to a rehab facility, and his lawyers said Monday they are looking for anyone who may have witnessed the exchange. The family of 25-year-old Matthew Fortese, a doctor who treated him and his lawyers held a news conference Monday in Baltimore. The doctor said Fortese has moved to an in-patient rehabilitation facility and is working with physical, occupational and speech therapists. Fortese's brother, Jimmy Fortese, said his brother is learning again how to talk. Jimmy Fortese said his brother is ''starting to understand things a little more, starting to ask some more questions, starting to recognize some people more, but then in the next breath he could say something totally off the wall that makes no sense.'' Police say Fortese was punched in the head and fell off a 5-foot wall onto a concrete walkway while attending a May 29 Orioles home game against the Washington Nationals. ...
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KATHAKKathak is one of the classical dance forms of India that involves fast footwork and spins. 'Kathak' is derived from the Sanskrit word katha meaning story. The dance began centuries ago with professional story-tellers called kathakas', who sang stories with some elements of dance.
BHARAT NATYAMBharatNatyam is a classical dance form from the South Indian state of Tamil Nadu, practiced predominantly in modern times by women. It has three main aspects:
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Odisi which originates from the state of Orissa is the oldest surviving dance form of India. It is distinguished from other classical Indian dance forms by the importance it places upon the Tribhangi (literally: three parts break), the independent movement of head, chest and pelvis and upon the basic square stance known as Chauka or Chouka that symbolizes Lord Jagannath.
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Last night it started again!!!
Snow that is. and the temp dropped down into the below zero category. I dont understand this.
Nature I guess.
I cant wait to hear drip drip drip of the icicles thawing out on my house and be blinded by the sun when I open my front door.
Hopefully this will begin tomorrow. Tonight is supposed to be another cold one but then its supposed to warm up and we might even see 50!!!
Amazing to look at the 5 day forecast and see -4 one day and 45 two days later!!
I will be glad to go walking, even if I have to do it inside at walmart, lol.
I wanted to get out today and get some things done maybe go pick up some last minute stuff for my neices babyshower on Saturday.
But I am going to wait this single digit day out and hopefully tomorrow will be better.
Just get me thru this winter. Get me thru this depressive state I have been in, let me get some exercise and sunshine in my life. and let me see some sun, let me get my vitamin d back up to a normal range and let me walk.
Is this too much to ask???
I go back to the doctor in 2 weeks, no loss so far, but I am not fretting over it. I just want to be able to get back on track and I really am trying to stay at a lower calorie range, bread has been my biggest obstacle thru these cold days. I tend to go for warmer foods like toast and biscuits.
I hate bread and oh how I love it too!!!
I havent loved these first 29 days in this new year too much so far.
Thanks to friends who commented on my blog yesterday.
I am doing much better today.
I know I make the new place sound horrid, but its really not. It has a big scrawling yard and its a nice place, it is just located at the top of a steep road and in winter, it is this way for many people around here.
Icy hilsides that see little to no sunlight and I know many others who are in the same situation, if they dont drive their cars to the road the night before, and it snows, they are stranded.
I just hate the thoughts of it so much, I live right by the main highway now and I have gotten used to being able to go when I want and not having to worry about such nonsense.
I dont know what I am going to do about the situation, but for now, I am keeping my mouth shut and staying right where I am and he hasnt made much more comment about it.
Spring and summer might be a different story but then I know winter will come again.
I have done better today, cleaned house a little and went to the tanning bed, ate some subway and took my vitamins, had some healthy orange juice and milk and now I am just catching up on SP.
I feel better today, not as cold, but the wind is still bitter and punishing.
Tonight we are supposed to get another round of this artic blast of cold and I dont honestly know how much more I can stand.
I dread opening the door.
Maybe I will just stay indoors.
Saturday we were to have a baby shower for my neice, but the cold and snow made us reschedule, and I am hoping this Saturday will be alot better.
I weigh tomorrow and I already know, because I cheated and got on the scale today, that there is no good news to report.
No bad either, still even steven.
Maybe when it gets so hot I can sweat off some calories, I promise not to complain about the heat!
�Nothing burns like the cold. But only for a while. Then it gets inside you and starts to fill you up, and after a while you don't have the strength to fight it.�
― George R.R. Martin, A Game of Thrones
�In winter this town is freezing. You step out your door in the morning and the whole place looks like one of those nature specials in which a guy brings a camcorder to the North Pole and then the camera cuts out and you hear on the news that he got eaten by a bear�
― Flynn Meaney, The Boy Recession
I wonder lately if it would be better to be eaten by a bear? than to endure the winter we are now.
I must confess, I havent been Sparking much the last few days. I havent been doing much of anything really.
Freezing seems to take up quiet a bit of my time.
Huddled under a blanket, with thick socks and a hoodie at times.
Trying to conserve, and yet my electric bill was still over 300 dollars.
We went to go to the new place but the hill was a solid sheet of ice and my heart sank deeper and I knew I couldnt endure this.
I cannot and will not be made a prisoner on a hillside deep in a cold dark holler.
Having to bring my car off in the event of every snow that comes so that I might not be stranded there.
And still knowing that if I do, it means walking off the snowy icy covered road and that in itself is a danger I do not want to face.
I just dont think I can do this.
I think the best move for me is to go and try to get into some kind of rental assisted apartment, I know I cannot stay in my own home and I cannot go to a home that is as cold to me as the wind that cuts thru me everytime I open the front door.
Depression and desperation have taken over the last few days and I am sinking.
I havent been watching what I eat or caring to take the time to track it.
I feel so lost and indecisive. I think the biggest fear for me is knowing that deep down I have made my choice and he has made his and that means no more compromise, because I was the only one who was compromising at all, defeated and surrendering to a life in a place I had no desire to be.
I guess there are worse things, like actually being there.
My body aches all over, I went to bed last night shivering and shaking from cold, and I feel my throat is getting sore, my ears have been infected for days.
I know that the stress is taking a toll on my life, on my health, on the food choices that I make, on every aspect of my being.
I feel broken, but I am not, no one can ever break me and that is the part he cant stand, he doesnt see the problem with my being stuck in a place that to me is isolated and dark and alone and ungiving, and I cant make him see that the very thought of it depresses me to the worst possible feeling of all.
I am very much at a crossroads.
Last night, just after dark, which was actually only around 6pm, I took puppy out to TRY to go, she on the other hand prefers to pretend shes a squirrel and gather walnuts off the ground.
Being that there was already several inches of snow on the ground, her smelling sense was off and all she wanted to do was run and play in the snow.
It was after about 5 minutes of being out in the dark snow that I realized, there was a mini-van sitting on the bank by the highway, it was somewhat lodged between the bank off the highway and a tree inside the yard.
I walked down to it and felt the hood to see if it was still warm, wondering how long this had happened and why I had heard nothing.
I tapped on the window and looked inside, just to make sure no one was inside, cold or injured.
I was afraid to try the handle on the door, the way the van was just somewhat hovering over a ditch.
No one was inside and the van remains there this morning.
The roads got really bad here last night. Yet people were still out traveling.
What is it about cold and icy roads and snow that makes us want to roam?
Where we live is in the hills, all around us, are hills and roads and trails.
All hours of the night, atv's ran the roads coming and going.
Other than taking the puppy out, I opted to stay inside and well, EAT.
I got on a late night snack binge.
I dont know why, or what force was behind it.
But I snacked, on a beef sausage stick and 4 mini white donuts and crackers.
Now this morning, I am back on track, lol. lol lol.
I read somewhere on here, or maybe it was a comment to me, that each day is new, whatever we do the day before is no reflection of the new day.
Put the past behind you and move on, get back on track each day????
Is this what I am to understand???
Well, I am not going to follow that advice anymore because here is what happens, I allow myself to snack and eat junk and not exercise, etc. Then I tell myself its ok, you messed up yesterday but today is all new.
Well if I continue to follow that motto, I will mess up every day.
I dont know if its the cold weather, staying inside, what is going on with me.
As I blogged recently, going to bed at 6 pm seems to be my only real defense against eating late in the evening.
Because I do so well in the day.
I need a new motto and a new willpower and some appetite and self control.
and I need the snow and ice to melt and the sun to come back and I need to walk.
And I need to stop being so excuse making and just get off my butt and do what needs to be done.
First of all, thanks to everyone who commented on my blog yesteday.
The day got away from me, it was a hard struggle filled day, mostly of my own making.
But as for food, the only slip up I had was the chips and my son finally come and got his birthday cake out of my house, UNCUT!!!
The Broncos are Superbowl bound, and that is a good thing.
While I was mostly distracted during the game. After my blog yesterday I decided to do something, so I cleaned, I put puppy in her crate, and I vacuumed and dusted and pulled out furniture and cleaned, then I swept the kitchen and mopped.
Washed up all the dishes and had a healthy supper of chicken patty and peas and carrots.
And I felt alot better.
Puppy went out to potty at 5pm and again at 8 and she played so much that at around 10 pm she went to her crate all on her own.
and she did go once on her pad.
It was a better night.
She really didnt fall fully asleep until midnight so she slept later this morning and I didnt have to get up til 8am!!!
The sun is out today and while the wind is still cold and swift, the ice is frozen in the water pail sitting by the front porch, it feels better out there.
Puppy and I have been out 2 times this morning and I have been enjoying the feel of the sun on my face.
No pee pee or dog poo accidents so far inside today.
Going to clean up and go to my friends dads service tonight and then come home and wait for the snow we are due.
I am feeling better today.
A little headachy but not down and blue and depressed like yesterday.
I know there will be puppy accidents and I know there will be arguments and I know there will be cold dark days to come.
and I know I will even slip up and eat things I am not supposed to.
But not today!!!


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SOREL Men's Caribou Winter Boots
Product Information:
The SOREL® Caribou earns a reputation for warmth, durability and comfort. A nubuck leather upper and vulcanized rubber shell are seam-sealed for waterproof protection, keeping feet warm and dry in cold weather. A removable 9mm ThermoPlus™ felt InnerBoot retains heat to keep feet warm. The AeroTrac™ outsole maximizes traction on snow and ice. For superior protection and performance, sport the Caribou winter boot.
- Nubuck leather upper provides above-the-ankle protection against harsh winter elements
- Seam-sealed waterproof construction keeps feet dry and warm when temperatures drop
- Sherpa Pile™ snow cuff boosts protection
- Removable 9mm ThermoPlus™ felt InnerBoot allows for a cuztomizable fit
- Vulcanized, waterproof rubber shell enhances protection against the winter elements
- Thick rubber midsole insulates for heat-retention in cold weather
- 2.5mm bonded felt frost plug enhances grip on wintry surfaces
- Sorel AeroTrac™ non-loading outsole maximizes traction on snow or and ice
- Comfort range down to -60°F
- Height: 14"
- Weight: 2 lbs 2 oz
- Style: NM1000
Country of Origin: ImportedWeb ID: 3677199
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Not the Sorels we knew and loved I bought a pair to replace my Sorel Pack boots that I got 20+ years ago. Also bought a pair for my son. Quality has taken a steep nosedive since Columbia bought Sorel. 2 months after my son starter wearing these, he complained of having cold feet and that snow got into his boots. I assumed it was because he hadn't laced them tightly. The next spring after wearing for about 3 months he complained of water getting in. I looked at his boot and there were cracks in the rubber that gaped when he walked. I looked at my boots and cracks were forming as well. These are not the quality boot that used to be called Sorel. November 10, 2014
Men's Caribou Hard to beat Sorel boots...been using them for 40 years! Happy to have another pair of the classic Caribou's... July 30, 2014
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Performs as advertised While these are too new to evaluate in terms of long term performance, I spent four hours ice fishing on Saturday and my feet stayed extremely warm and dry. March 11, 2014
The warm inner liner. It keeps my feet warm and dry. Which is every important in my line of work. March 11, 2014
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They paid and stayed. We double-checked.
4.6 Room cleanliness
4.7 Service & staff
4.3 Room comfort
4.6 Hotel condition
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for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Posted Nov 24, 2014
Had a great time! Very clean and food was grea! Will defiantly go back
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Upland, California
Nice hotelPosted Nov 23, 2014
Best Riu Palace we've stayed, definitely need to stay here.
by A verified travelerfrom ohio
Good beach area and dining facilities.Posted Nov 22, 2014
Hotel is aging. Shower tub is dark and unlighted. There is typical misty smell in lobby and rooms. You can carry that odor back home on clothes. It is not a non-smoking facility. People are allowed to smoke in patio area of rooms. Our room had smell of smokes. Not many vegetarian entrees in all dining area. Most of items have chicken or beef stocks. Food is good quality but no good if your are pure vegetarian. Now nice things; excellent beach area. Staff is also excellent. Should make it non-smoking facility and have separate shower area.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Yorkville IL
Excellent place, will be back!Posted Nov 21, 2014
Staff was friendly, rooms were clean, food was great. Will bring the kids back next year.
for Couplesby A verified traveler
Great overall experiancePosted Nov 18, 2014
Pros: Great overall
Good sandy beach. Great service from all staff. Good food choices. Enjoyed all the different restaurants we went too. Great drink selections and bar tenders are talented.
for Couplesby A verified travelerfrom Wisconsin
Great beach locationPosted Nov 17, 2014
Location: Fifth Avenue in Playa del Carmen is just a one mile walk down the beach. There is plenty of shopping to do there.
All of the staff at the Riu are wonderful. They are very accomodating and friendly. The junior suite was nothing special. It was clean. The bed was average. The water pressure was poor and the toilets only flushed properly about every fourth time. The buffets were average. We had very delicious meals at the steakhouse, the Brazilian restaurant and the Japaness restaurant. Some of the evening entertainment was great (live bands on the plaza, international show, Michael Jackson impersonator) while others were not (men vs. women, karaoke).
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Vermont
Loved the beautiful wood throughout the place .Posted Nov 15, 2014
Pros: Everything.
Cons: Nothing
Location: Liked the close proximity to the Town of Play Del Carmen and the beach so close.
Enjoyed everything offered by the hotel. Food was excellent at the buffet as well as all the specialty restaurants. Staff members were all polite, hard working, and friendly. Couldn't ask for anything better. Will come again!
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom hillsboro, OR
Standard All InclusivePosted Nov 13, 2014
My wife and I went for our honeymoon and it was alright. It is more geared towards people who want to be constantly entertained and we really just wanted a quiet place to sit by the pool with water aerobics, bingo and loud frat guys playing volleyball in the pool. If you're looking for a happening place, then you'll love it. If you're lookin for a lower key environment best keep searching.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Posted Nov 11, 2014
Overall very good. Food in specialty restaurants could use a makeover. Our room was great but there is a musky smell in the hallways that also gets into the room if you turn on the AC.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Great hotel at Playacar areaPosted Nov 11, 2014
Pros: The hotel really gives its best to have its guests entertained and pleased.
Cons: Beds are a bit old and you kind-of sink on them. Themed restaurants fill up too soon. Reservations have to be make 3day in advance :s
Location: Location is great. You can walk safely at night and reach the party street with a short cab ride.
We had a great time at Riu Palace Riviera Maya during the past weekend. Location is great, service is excellent and the food is quite tasty during all day long. The hotel really gives its best to have its guests entertained and pleased. During the first night there was an outdoor party with a great live band playing at the center kiosk. Wish I could hire that band for my wedding :) Second day at the beach was great. Music is loud enough for people to have a good time and quiet enough to allow lazy guys like me sleep without concern. Beach-drink-service is great. They really deliver all your special requests. Final day there was a party at the beach with live music, dance contest and food and coconut drinks for everybody.


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Mufti inspects muslim units 370.
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Not all left-wing foreign troublemakers were barred from this country during the
recent "flytilla." Many agents provocateurs recurrently trickle in, among them
rabidly anti-Israel activists in the International Solidarity Movement (with the
Palestinians). Yet others enter boldly via the wide-open gates of the Law of
Return because they are Jews. My cousin, whom I'll here call Ned, is one of
them. His story is of broad interest because he's not alone.Ned recently
arrived from the US under immigrant status, though he himself probably has no
clue how long he'll stay. He isn't employed anywhere and has no visible means of
support. Someone is footing his bills. But someone always has because, to
the best of my knowledge, Ned has never held any job long-term and never forged
any career. There must be an organizational benefactor but I can't say for
sure.Ned and his brother are both products of American Hashomer Hatza'ir
inculcation and both remain radically tied to that pro-forma Zionist-Marxist
youth movement (even though both are now thirty-something). They seem unable to
outgrow the evidently addictive juvenile connection.Both brothers lived
in American communes and both thrive on political activism. There's almost no
radical cause which they hadn't passionately espoused, even that of the Mavi
Marmara. For years they paid sporadic visits to Arab communities in and
outside our Green Line and they waxed positively ecstatic over last year's
camp-in at Tel Aviv's Rothschild Boulevard.It wasn't long afterwards
that the Occupy Movement began springing up, initially on Wall Street, from
whence it spread to other urban centers. The brothers were there, very
confrontationally there.Are they or their ilk the invisible link between
our 2011 summertime protests and what later sprang up elsewhere? Who knows?
Maybe.Then Ned, whose Hebrew is rudimentary, announced that he's "making
aliya." This meant a shared pad in Tel Aviv's hip Florentin Quarter, frequent
trips to Jenin, participation in almost every trendy demonstration or flashpoint
of contention.NED PROTESTED Kadima's joining the coalition, hotly
supported the Hamas prisoners' hunger strike, equally hotly opposed JNF
tree-planting near Beduin communities, decried a projected eviction of Arabs in
Silwan and celebrated its foiling, marched in Tel Aviv on May Day, protested on
behalf of illegal African infiltrators, demanded the unconditional razing of
disputed apartment houses on Givat Ha'ulpana, protested Jewish residence in
Jerusalem's Beit Hanina, agitated against "racist and thieving settlers,"
partook in the latest attempts to revive the social protests, and much, much,
much more. The list is long.That seemingly is all that Ned does in
Israel. He's an aging professional youth movement stalwart who has made
it his mission to enlighten us benighted natives and change our evil
ways.Ned's Facebook page featured calls to attend the Nakba memorial
(which denigrates Israel's birth as a catastrophe) at Tel Aviv University (where
he's not a student). The ceremony, the messages said, "is supposed to be very
interesting and good. Also there's supposed to be violence, crazy right-wing
style."Subtext: Violence is the attraction, the desired outcome. This of
course echoes assorted classic anarchist aims to unsettle and destabilize the
existing system. Undermining social order is the first step on the road to
revolution. The latest crop of Tel Aviv social protesters indeed hoisted banners
urging "revolution."The irony is that the useful idiots who dance to the
tunes of shadowy political pied pipers like Ned couldn't be more petite
bourgeois. Their disaffection arises from the conviction that expensive
Nespresso machines are a must in every suitably chic kitchen, that ski trips
aboard are the birthright of every Israeli seeking to escape our arid climes,
that other taxpayers need subsidize luxurious tastes and spendthrift lifestyles
to which all nouveau-riche wannabes are entitled.Do the useful idiots
know that Ned and fellow "social protesters" attended alternative Remembrance
Day ceremonies in which fallen terrorists (a.k.a. suicide-bombers) were also
mourned? Probably not.Do they know that on his website meddlesome Ned
describes himself as "striving for global justice and equality?" Do they stop to
ponder what the phrase means? Do they at all attempt to put it into any sort of
historical context? If they could at all contextualize, they'd instantly
associate Ned's "global justice" with the battle for "justice and legality"
waged by this country's pre-independence militant Left. The similarities are
quite striking. Yesteryear's far Left, under the aegis of the Communist
Peh-Kah-Peh (PKP, the Yiddish acronym for the Palestinisheh Kommunistisheh
Partai) wasn't afraid of getting down and dirty. Immediately following
the bloody Arab-perpetrated pogroms of April 1936, the PKP plastered local
streets with posters demanding "the repeal of the Balfour Declaration and an end
to all Jewish immigration."It opposed the construction of Tel Aviv
Harbor and repudiated each batch of immigration certificates issued. These were
entry visas allotted very tight-fistedly by the British mandatory authorities to
Jews already then desperately escaping Europe. The PKP, purportedly anti-
British and anti-fascist, opposed rescuing these Jews. In that they sided with
the infamous Mufti Haj Amin al-Husseini who instigated the Nazi-financed
bloodletting that was the 1936-39 "Great Arab Revolt."Husseini
subsequently, in the role of pan-Arab prime minister, spent the war years in
Berlin, where he hobnobbed with Hitler, Himmler, Eichmann, et al. He broadcast
virulent Nazi propaganda, recruited Muslims to the SS and actively foiled the
rescue of any Jews, even children, during the Holocaust.Indeed, as Arab
terror escalated, proof mounted of PKP collusion (in incidents such as the 1936
bombing of Haifa's Beit Hapoalim and Tel Aviv's Fairgrounds). When Arab leaders
themselves announced a brief truce in the autumn of 1936, the PKP rejected any
cease-fire on the grounds that "Zionism drags Jews to hell.... Zionists
and imperialists alone are to blame for these days of atrocity."The
anti-Zionism of the PKP evolved gradually. The party arose from the
fringes of the mainstream Poalei Zion. In 1919 it banded as the Hebrew Socialist
Workers Party. But by 1922 its rejection of Zionism became so pronounced that it
ditched Hebrew – whose revival was core to the Zionist ethos – and reverted to
Yiddish.In 1923, the PKP castigated Zionism as "a bourgeois movement
serving the interests of British imperialism" (just as the Zionist state today
is castigated for purportedly serving the interests of alleged American
imperialism). The party cheered the 1939 Molotov-Ribbentrop pact that
facilitated WWII. The PKP vehemently opposed fighting the Third Reich until
Hitler betrayed Stalin and attacked the USSR in 1941.Ned, of course,
would stress that pro forma he's no communist and that his now-diminutive
Hashomer Hatza'ir regards itself as Zionist.The trouble is that
distinctions which mattered hugely in the 1930s no longer matter
much. The big picture is that of a radical Left which undercuts the Jews
of this country, whether back in the days of the embryonic Jewish state or in
today's extant Jewish state, whose struggle to survive still continues.
Sovereign Israel is still menaced by descendents and torchbearers of the mufti's
original pro-Nazi adherents and it still faces unabated threats of genocide or
ethnic cleansing.The enemy, now as then, still bays for our blood, while
posing as the downtrodden victim of grasping wily Jewish forces. It's this
duplicitous Arab strategy which begat the Nakba that Ned so bewails. Israel's
cardinal sin was having dared spoil Arab plans for its annihilation. Because
Israel impudently remained alive (and kicking), its survival is denigrated as a
cataclysmic misfortune.The very assertion that the Nakba resulted
wantonly out of the blue from Israel's birth in 1948 is malevolent distortion.
The conflict didn't begin in 1948 – it reached its culmination then.The
Arabs violently combated the Jewish community which existed in this country
pre-WWII and was ripe for statehood before the Holocaust. The mufti's
carnage delayed Jewish independence. The Arabs denied asylum here to
desperate Jewish refugees from Hitler's hell, thereby dooming them to death. The
blood of these exterminated Jews permanently stains Arab hands.The war
which the entire Arab world launched against newborn Israel, three years
post-Holocaust, was with explicit blusterous braggadocio (and the help of
recruited European ex-SS henchmen) geared to complete Hitler's
mission.Murderous Arab rampages greeted the November 29, 1947, UN
General Assembly Partition Resolution. Its objective was to divide this tiny
land into a Palestinian Arab state and a pitifully puny, terrifyingly vulnerable
Jewish counterpart (wedged mainly along the coastal highway between Tel Aviv and
Netanya).The Arabs set out to thwart the implementation of the UN
decision. Now they pose as the hapless victims of the war they launched,
pretending that all they ever wanted was a twostate solution. They lost their
own war and, ever since, are consumed by the festering rage of having failed to
eradicate us.What they call "occupation" doesn't only relate to the
territories that came under Israeli control in 1967. Occupation also – and
principally – refers to the territories that constitute Israel since 1948. In
other words, all of Israel is illegitimate. Israel's very existence is
unacceptable. No Jews should be here.And this is what gravely
gullible Ned and fellow overly idealistic Jewish fanatics of the last vestiges
of the lost Marxist cause (by whichever name it parades) refuse to acknowledge.
They, who lure their own sub-set of useful idiots, are foremost themselves
useful idiots in the service of the mufti's latter-day disciples (by whichever
name they parade).Nobody knows better than the volatile incited Arab
masses how to collectively fly off the handle in an orchestrated display of
premeditated pseudo-righteous indignation. And my cousin falls for their lament
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Mikki purchased this condo in 2001
Why Mikki chose Mission Beach
The Ormond Court location is close to everything! Mission Beach is tons of fun or as peaceful as you want to be here.