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(Reuters) — The shocking defeat of Eric Cantor was dubbed an "apocalyptic" moment for the Republican mainstream as Tea Party populist conservatives showed off their grassroots muscle — and proved virtually no lawmaker is safe from a challenge from the right.
Cantor's defeat to a political unknown is likely to halt any efforts to craft a House immigration reform bill, as nervous Republicans hustle to protect themselves against future challenges from the right ahead of the Nov. 4 midterm elections.
It could also make Republicans even more hesitant to cooperate with President Barack Obama and Democrats for fear of being labeled a compromiser.
"We all saw how far outside the mainstream this Republican Congress was with Eric Cantor at the helm, now we will see them run further to the far right with the Tea Party striking fear into the heart of every Republican on the ballot," said U.S. Representative Steve Israel of New York, who heads the House Democratic campaign committee.
The victory emboldened conservative leaders who had seen a string of primary losses by Tea Party candidates this year to candidates backed by the Republican establishment, and it could encourage a conservative challenge to Boehner at the end of the year when the new leadership team is chosen.
"Eric Cantor's loss tonight is an apocalyptic moment for the GOP establishment. The grassroots is in revolt and marching," said Brent Bozell, a veteran conservative activist and founder of the Media Research Center.
Newly elected Israeli President Reuven Rivlin with Benjamin Netanyahu / Getty Images
Is Reuven Rivlin's ascendancy to the post of president good news for left-wing Israelis?
Yes, but not for the reasons most left-wing commentators are suggesting.
Progressives should cheer Rivlin's election not because he supports equal rights for Israeli Arabs or because he wants to give Palestinians the vote in an Israeli-annexed West Bank, but because his new position in the limelight will help to clarify what should already be abundantly clear: that official Israel's support for a two-state solution is a farce, and has been for a long time.
It's true that as president of Israel Rivlin will hold a mostly ceremonial, symbolic position. But figureheads are important in their own way. They telegraph to the world what a country (putatively) stands for — its most cherished values and ideals. When Shimon Peres held the top spot, he made clear the value of the two-state solution. Rivlin, by contrast, will signal the exact opposite message: an undivided Greater Israel is, to him, the supreme and ultimate value.
Immediately upon being elected president, Rivlin swore he'd represent all Israelis — not just the right-wing annexationist Jew crew of which he is a part. But that kind of assurance is completely beside the point. Everyone knows what Rivlin really stands for: a State of Israel in which Palestinians get the right to vote, but give up on the dream of national self-determination in the form of a sovereign Palestinian state.
Israel's newly elected president Reuven Rivlin / Getty Images
For some reason, whenever a Palestinian (or an Arab American, for that matter) expresses one-state views, he's accused of threatening Israel's existence. When an Israeli voices the exact same view, he's labeled a hawk, a Zionist hard-liner. That's precisely what happened when Reuven Rivlin, the former speaker of the Knesset and a seasoned Likudnik politician, was elected on Tuesday as the new president of Israel.
Liberal Zionists and progressive commentators were quick to describe his election as bad news, a threat to the peace process and to Israeli-Palestinian relations. But if we take a closer look at Israeli politics and Rivlin's personal views, we get a different picture.
Rivlin is definitely a vocal opponent of the Oslo accords. He rejects the very idea of giving the occupied territories away. But, on the other hand, he also proposed giving Palestinians Israeli citizenship, full civil rights and the right to vote in a much-discussed Haaretz interview back in 2010.
Just like Netanyahu, Rivlin would like Israel to keep the West Bank. But unlike Netanyahu — whose agenda works to maintain the status quo, making the occupation permanent — Rivlin suggests making the West Bank into part of Israel and its inhabitants into full Israeli citizens. That's not a minor deviation.
Alexander Imich at 111 years old / Guinness Book of World Records
Ray Bradbury, in his classic 1955 story "The Last, the Very Last," has a child encounter a 108-year-old man believed to be the last known Civil War veteran. The story, reworked as a chapter in his novel Dandelion Wine, introduces the veteran to Bradbury's childhood alter-ego as a "time machine" whom he uses to see the events of the past through the veteran's retellings.
Conducting oral history interviews with Holocaust survivors, I often feel the weight of history as I speak with such "time machines." But no encounter has so reminded me of the two reincarnations of Bradbury's story as the afternoon I spent last July with Dr. Alexander Imich, who passed away on June 8 at the age of 111.
Born February 4, 1903 in Częstochowa, Poland (then part of the Czarist Empire), Imich was — like the man in Bradbury's story — the very last veteran of a war, in his case the Polish-Soviet war of 1918-1919. He was also, as best as I could figure, the very last Jew to have been Bar-Mitzvahed in the Czarist Empire. He was the world's oldest Holocaust survivor and the last man to have received a PhD in the 1920s. But his advanced age was far from the only reason I had sought him out. As his Wikipedia article states in sterile un-ironic prose, "he was one of the few super-centenarians known for reasons other than longevity."
I had first heard of Imich when I was 12 or 13. At the time I was fascinated by the paranormal and Imich was — at the age of 98 or so — just beginning another phase of his career in the field. Two years earlier he had founded the Anomalous Phenomena Research Center, which he would run for the rest of his life. As the last active parapsychologist who had published during the golden age of paranormal studies in Weimar Germany, Imich was then, in the early 2000s, regarded as the field's preeminent elder-statesman.
Although I had long lost most of my interest in the paranormal, I still instantly recognized Imich's name last spring while pouring over lists of possible interview subjects for the Yiddish Book Center's oral history project. After getting in touch with him through his great-niece Karen Bogen, Imich decided that he wasn't "Jewish enough" for the Yiddish Book Center. Despite my best efforts I was unable to dissuade him of the notion. He did, however, agree to let me interview him after I told him about my interest in the paranormal.
Gender-segregated elevator in Jerusalem / Walla
Apparently, gender-segregated classrooms, playgrounds, buses, sidewalks and healthcare centers aren't enough. Now Israel has gender-segregated elevators.
Yosef Cohen, the owner of Jerusalem's ultra-Orthodox event venue Armonot Chen, has started divvying up elevator space using a nylon mechitza, with stickers inside and outside the elevator directing men to one side and women to the other.
"There are people who want to guard their eyes on the wedding day," Cohen explained in an interview with Walla news. "If four men and four women enter the elevator, how will they behave? This way there is a mechitza and this solves the problem."
Phew! Finally, we can rest easy knowing that Jerusalem's ultra-Orthodox couples aren't going to be canoodling — in groups of eight, no less — on their way up to their friends' wedding ceremonies! I was really worried about that one for a while, you guys.
The Beastie Boys, Groucho and brisket are all together here. It's the quiz equivalent of a Reuben!
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In her recent editorial, Jane Eisner confronts what she views as the problems with Judaism's current conversion process — and conversion's potential usefulness in "sustaining the future" of the Jewish people.
When we speak of the modern conversion process, it's important to separate social practices from religious mandate. Many of the issues that Eisner notes are social in nature: the stigma of calling a person a "convert" rather than a Jew, the potential shame of using one's "Hebrew name affixed with 'son of Abraham and Sarah' rather than with his (presumably) non-Jewish parents," and potentially exorbitant fees for conversion classes.
These are issues that may need to be seriously addressed, but they are problems within our own personal outlook and our own sad struggle with the Biblical injunction to "love the convert" — not problems with the mandated conversion process.
What surprises me most about Eisner's words is the glibness with which she thinks conversions should be performed. As if being Jewish were membership in an exciting club or the latest juicing fad, she suggests that Judaism should be made accessible to everyone who merely "like[s] being [a Jew] and want[s] to pass that along." In Eisner's eyes, Judaism is "essentially an emotional decision" — a decision that people can easily make if they want a simple path towards a meaningful life.
But being a Jew means more than just being an ethical and upright person, enjoying a bagel with shmear, and appreciating Woody Allen, Lena Dunham or even Heschel and Buber. And Judaism already offers a potential path for non-Jews looking to live a more spiritually endowed and meaningful life: They can find it in the Seven Noahide Laws and the universal Jewish teachings on the unity of the Creator and the spiritual potential we all possess.
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()TA) — Will he refer to Reform rabbis as rabbis? We still don't know.
Reuven Rivlin, Israel's front-runner in this week's presidential election, has signaled recently that should he be elected, his goal will be to embrace non-Orthodox Jewish communities rather than antagonize them.
Rivlin got a boost in the race on Saturday when his main rival, Labor Knesset member Binyamim Ben-Eliezer, ended his campaign due to an emerging corruption scandal. The Knesset will vote Tuesday for the president who will succeed current Shimon Peres and fill a largely ceremonial role as Israel's head of state.
JTA reported last week that Rivlin, a former Knesset speaker and elder statesman in Likud, called Reform Judaism "idol worship" and "a completely new religion without any connection to Judaism" in a 1989 interview. In 2007, he declined to say whether, as president, he would refer to Reform rabbis by their title.
But in an interview and an Op-Ed this week, Rivlin said that his reputation for reason and tolerance extends to all religious communities. While he would not tell the Jerusalem Post in an interview Friday whether he would refer to Reform rabbis as rabbis, he said he respects religious leaders regardless of denomination. "I respect any person chosen to lead his or her community, and God forbid I invalidate him because he is from one stream or another," he told the Post. "The President's Office represents all streams and denominations in society. The job of the president is to bridge conflicts, not create conflicts."
I think it's high time we deal with the issue of mamzerut.
I was exposed to the subject as a result of my work as a rabbinic advocate in Israel, working with women who were denied divorces and agunot, women chained to dead marriages. Through this work, I became familiar with a host of issues surrounding mamzerut, defined as one who is born as a result of sexual incest relations prohibited by the Torah or of relations between a married Jewish woman and a Jewish man (married or not) who is not her husband.
Many women who had been separated from their husbands and some who waited years for divorces became pregnant by other men, giving rise to these situations:
• women who had abortions rather than give birth to a child who would be labeled a mamzer
• rabbis who suggested women abort rather than give birth to a mamzer
• women who were sorry they had not aborted children now labeled as mamzers
A woman once said to me, "I waited 25 years for a divorce from a recalcitrant husband. I became pregnant by another man, but I aborted the fetus rather than give birth to a child who would be stained with the stigma of mamzerut. This child would now be 21 today, and he cries out to me, 'How awful that you aborted me! I wanted to be born and to live!'" This woman is now aging and has no children at all.
A mamzer is forbidden to marry someone considered part of the community of Israel. He or she is permitted to marry only another mamzer or a convert, and the offspring are forever considered mamzerim according to Jewish law, even after 10 generations. While the sages gave theoretical priority to a mamzer who was learned in Torah over a high priest who was an ignoramus, the conventional attitude toward mamzers is closer to what was expressed by a rabbi who asked me: "Would you let your child play with a mamzer child?! Would you let your child sit in school next to a mamzer child?!"
An Israeli observes the Iron Dome system in action / Getty Images
Almost one in two Jewish Israelis think that their country could withstand a substantial decrease in American support.
In a new poll by the nonpartisan Israel Democracy Institute, conducted in the light of U.S.-Israel tensions over the end of the peace process, 44% of Jewish respondents took this view. This is remarkable in itself, given the massive funding that the U.S. provides, and the fact that the most admired defense innovation of recent years, the Iron Dome missile defense system, was made possible by the United States. But it's particularly remarkable given the domestic political tensions.
The defense establishment is facing large budget cuts, and claiming that this will impact on its ability to perform. And so, the confidence of such a large proportion of the Israeli population at this time that loss of U.S. funding could be sustained is highly odd.
What's more, if you look only at Israeli Jews who define themselves as right wing, this belief that Israel could dispense with U.S. funding is very dominant. Some 70% of those rightists think Israel could withstand a substantial diminution of American funding.
Yet it's always the political right that is most emphatic that defense spending can't decrease — and it's no different with the current budget cuts. Unfortunately, the poll didn't ask respondents for names and addresses of those who they reckon will fill the gaping hole that a U.S. funding cut would leave.
An Israeli lesbian dressed up as an ultra-Orthodox Jew at the annual Gay Pride event / Getty Images
What do you do if you're ultra-Orthodox and gay? You almost certainly hide.
On Thursday, Israeli daily Yediot reported new figures released by religious-gay support group Hod indicating that "two-thirds of ultra-Orthodox homosexuals [in Israel] have chosen to marry women despite their sexual inclination"; almost all of the more than 1,100 men included in Hod's report admitted to having sex with other men at least once a month.
According to Hod founder Ron Yosef, an Orthodox rabbi and gay activist:
The situation of homosexuals in the Haredi society is much more difficult because of the social isolation they live in. A gay Haredi man cannot share his situation with his friends in the community or the yeshiva, his family members or rabbis, and "coming out of the closet" is definitely inconceivable.
It should be noted that Hod's statistics are based on information received from gay ultra-Orthodox men who turned to the organization for help — which is to say: They reflect a self-selecting population, men who have heard of the group and reached a level of stress, or degree of openness, that would allow them to reach out. It's hard to know how much the two-thirds figure actually tells us about the lived reality of gay Haredi men, but then, that's a community about which it would be particularly hard to produce solid polling results.
Samson and Delilah, a cautionary tale against mixed marriage, by Rubens / Haaretz
(Haaretz) — On Shavuot, Jews around the world read the Book of Ruth, which tells the story of how the heroine - a Moabite woman - married her way into Judaism. Later rabbis adopted the story as a model of how a Jew may marry a non-Jew.
According to the story, after Ruth's Jewish husband died, her mother-in-law urges her to find a new husband in Moab. Ruth refuses, saying "Entreat me not to leave you, Or to turn back from following after you; For wherever you go, I will go; And wherever you lodge, I will lodge; Your people shall be my people, And your God, my God." (Ruth 1:6-7)
Ruth moves to Bethlehem with her mother-in-law, where she meets Boaz, a relative of her dead husband. Following the advice of her mother-in-law, she enters his tent in the dead of night and seduces him. They marry and live happily ever after. Their son Obed, we are told, is King David's paternal grandfather.
This story so obviously supports mixed marriages that some scholars believe it was written in response to increased regulation enacted by Ezra the Scribe in the late 6th century BCE against marrying foreigners.
An image from the "Invisible" exhibit in Ottawa, Canada / Mira Sucharov
An art exhibit in a quiet gallery inside Ottawa's City Hall has caused an international stir. Accusing the exhibit of "glorifying terror," the Israeli ambassador to Canada met with the mayor to express his concerns. And dubbing it a "monument to terror" and a "travesty," the Jewish Federation of Ottawa called on the City — unsuccessfully — to remove it.
Titled "Invisible," the exhibit, by Canadian-based and Palestinian-born artist Rehab Nazzal, is comprised of a series of multi-media experiences. One is a series of colors accompanied by audio from protestors being teargassed in the weekly demonstrations at the West Bank village of Bil'in; another is audio feed from an IDF training exercise-turned-fatal in a Negev prison, with a series of abstract-looking stills on a nearby wall. Most controversial, though, is a digital slideshow called "Target." In it, a series of names, dates and sepia portraits flash by, each encased in a circle of light. These individuals are Palestinian activists who were assassinated by Israel.
On the day I saw the exhibit, the room was empty, before one or two others wandered in. I flipped through the comments book. The ping-pong nature of the discourse wasn't surprising. Some thanked the City for bringing the Palestinian experience to light. Others complained of "taxpayer money" funding what surely isn't "art." Some pointed to the omission of the fact that those assassinated by Israel were themselves responsible for many murders, and others invoked the "glorification of terrorism" accusation. To that, some responded that surely Israel and its supporters would have no problem featuring Ariel Sharon and Yitzhak Shamir in a similar exhibit.
At least three questions strike me from all this. Those who find themselves offended by the political message inherent in the artwork are demanding context, balance and objectivity. They seem to want to insert footnotes, to proclaim that there is another side to the story. But art isn't meant to serve the same purpose as a newspaper article, a history textbook or an encyclopedia entry. By its nature, art flows from the experience of the artist. It is necessarily and inherently incomplete, a fragment of expression.
Burmese girls at school in Thailand's Mae La refugee camp / Getty Images
Even though I was raised in a Washington, D.C. suburb, I never spent much time in the district and definitely never toured the White House.
But last month, I joined 150 Jewish activists from 18 states to lobby my elected officials to support the International Violence Against Women Act (IVAWA) — part of the inaugural Policy Summit of American Jewish World Service (AJWS). My civic participation helped me identify the pronounced incongruities between culture on the Hill and the lives of Burmese refugees in Thailand on whose behalf I came to speak.
This moment was a long time coming. Last August, I applied to the AJWS Global Justice Fellowship. I traveled to Thailand with 20 Global Justice Fellows — rabbinical students, graduate students and law students — to learn more about the humanitarian crisis on the border of Thailand and Burma. We met with local organizations, supported by AJWS, that are working to advance basic civil and human rights for Burma's ethnic minorities and Burmese refugees in Thailand.
My most meaningful encounter in Thailand involved the Karen Women's Organization (KWO). The Karen State in Burma is largely undeveloped; people are mostly subsistence farmers and have weathered atrocious human rights violations during the decades-long conflict with the ethnic Burmese military government.
Over rustic yet delicious green curry, I sat with KWO leader Zion Dany, who described abominable conditions in the nearby Mae La refugee camp. More than 50,000 Burmese refugees live there, many since the camp opened in 1984. Zion spoke of a young woman who was raped and murdered in the camp weeks earlier. After the incident, camp officials cremated and disposed of her remains without conducting an on-site rape kit to identify and bring the assailants to justice. Zion spoke with conviction about the absolute necessity to establish protocols so that rape victims receive justice and legal protection, regardless of their citizenship or refugee status.
Alexander Rapaport
(JTA) — Just in time for Shavuot, with its reading of the Book of Ruth about Judaism's first convert, a Tennessee family of 12's conversion to Judaism has prompted an outpouring of support from Brooklyn's haredi Orthodox community.
On Sunday, Sholom and Nechama (originally Chad and Libby) McJunkin brought their 10 children to Brooklyn to complete 12 conversions and have a Jewish wedding ceremony.
Their wedding, held in the backyard of Rabbi Tzvi Mandel's house adjacent to his small synagogue in Brooklyn's Kensington neighborhood, attracted 100 people. Many of the guests were gift-bearing strangers who had learned about the family through an impromptu surprise online wedding registry established Saturday night by Alexander Rapaport, executive director of the kosher soup kitchen Masbia.
The online registry, which was featured Sunday in the Vos Iz Neias newspaper, includes various staples, such as Judaica and kosher grocery gift certificates, for the family's newfound Orthodox Jewish life. By midday Tuesday it had raised almost $10,000 from 235 people.
Hey, did you know that Shavuot is upon us?
If you said, "no" or "oh, right, I remember that vaguely from grade school," you're not alone. Many non-observant Jews (not to mention non-Jews) are unfamiliar with this festival, even though it's one of the most important ones in the Bible, celebrating… something (see No. 4).
And you know why? Bad marketing. Here are five ways to get this festival on the map.
Washington's Synagogue Mural / Jewish Historical Society
Stephanie Slewka was peeling layers of paint and plaster from her just-purchased house in downtown Washington, D.C. when she spied a blue patch — unusual in the mildewy mess of browns and beiges. Removing a few more gunky strata revealed a Star of David. And tearing off even more exposed an arc of Hebrew letters across a sky-blue background speckled with stars. "We didn't know what it meant, but it seemed awfully cool," she told the Forward.
The artwork turned out to be a 1920s mural commissioned by Shomrei Shabbos, an Orthodox congregation that occupied the house in the early 20th century. To understand its history, Slewka called on the Jewish Historical Society of Greater Washington. To restore it, she tapped local artist Nicholas Kahn, who also added a Venice-inspired winged lion. And so the non-Jewish homeowner became the unlikely guardian of a rare and valuable piece of the region's Jewish history. "It just became part of the house," Slewka said.
That was 1993. Now, ten years after Slewka sold the house, the mural is facing a new threat to its survival. A developer plans to convert the house to condominiums. And the Jewish Historical Society of Greater Washington is mounting a last-ditch effort to save the artwork, believed to be the only surviving synagogue mural in Washington.
Man walks by rocket shelter in Israeli town of Sderot / Getty Images
Responding to the new Palestinian unity government yesterday, Israel decided that it will start holding the Palestinian Authority responsible for rocket attacks from the Gaza Strip.
The security cabinet resolved unanimously to "hold the Palestinian Authority responsible for all actions that harm the security of Israel which originate in Judea, Samaria and the Gaza Strip." In other words, all terror from the West Bank and Gaza will be blamed on the Palestinian Authority.
Jerusalem's perspective is that this is a logical position now that there's a Hamas-backed government in the Palestinian Authority. Until now, it blamed Hamas for all terror emanating from Gaza, even if it didn't launch the rockets.
This Israeli position sounds dramatic, but it is unclear where its real significance lies. Is this just a declarative position, meaning that Israel will point its finger at Ramallah each time a rocket lands near Sderot? Currently, Israel's response to rockets is standard — it hits terror infrastructure in Gaza with air strikes. It is hardly going to start striking sites in the West Bank in response, and is hardly going to remove the deterrent of strikes in Gaza. The bottom line is that Israel's reaction to rocket attacks will be exactly the same.
But perhaps the security cabinet declaration constitutes a veiled morsel of optimism from Israel regarding the unity deal — that perhaps the formation of the unity government could actually lead to restraint in the Gaza Strip and could lead to the quieting of rocket launchers. This is against every ideological inclination of the Israeli government, but could represent its practical thinking.
Getty Images: Alfred 'Chuck' Leavell, keyboard player for The Rolling Stones, puts a note into the Western Wall in the old city.
Chubby Checker, ultra-Orthodox rabbis and The Rolling Stones reunite for their farewell tour! Ok, so maybe they just unite as part of this week's news quiz.
Spain's King Juan Carlos / Getty Images
If Juan Carlos didn't entirely reconcile Spain and the Sephardic Jews, it wasn't for lack of trying.
The Spanish king announced his abdication this morning, 39 years into a reign that stands both as an argument for monarchy and an argument against it.
Lionized for shepherding Spain through its democratic transition in the 1970s, Juan Carlos has seen his approval ratings crater as scandals and economic crisis have eroded faith in the Spanish monarchy.
To many Sephardic Jews, the king was not only a symbol of Spain's resurgent democracy, but of the country's efforts to atone for the anti-Jewish sins of its past, however ham-fisted some of those efforts turned out to be.
It's safe to say that, from a Sephardic perspective, Juan Carlos was the best Spanish king in over half a millennium. An heir to the throne of Queen Isabella and King Ferdinand, who expelled Spain's Jews in 1492, Juan Carlos asserted that their descendants remained a part of Spain. In 1992, the king attended a ceremony at Madrid's main synagogue, a symbolically weighty moment in a country that actively persecuted hidden Jews for centuries.


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4 Things In my Life Quiz~
- Four jobs I have had in my life:
1. Travel agent
2. Bank teller
3. Substitute teacher/teacher's aide
4.Library technician
- Four movies I have watched more than once:
(okay, this one is hard for me, I rarely watch movies once let alone more than once!lol)
1. Elf
2. Princess Bride
3. Mary Poppins
4. The Sound of Music
- Four places I have lived: Okay just for the record...I've moved lots lived in so many little places as well as big places, I've lost count.
1. Uranium City, Saskatchewan
2. Terrace, British Columbia
3. Williams Lake, British Columbia
4. Sherwood Park, Alberta
- Four Places I have been:
1. Panama Canal
2.Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
3. San Diego, California
4. Whitehorse, Yukon
- Four of my favorite foods:
1. Veggie stir fry
2. Pumpkin cheesecake
3. Baja salad
4. Lasagna
- Four TV shows I watch:
1. Extreme Home makeover (my tissue show)
2.House Hunters
3. Ghost Hunters
4. News
- Four places I would rather be right now:
(Not 'rather be', but would make a lovely change)
1. Kamloops ( can't wait to meet my honorary granddaughter)
2. Katy, Texas
3. A cruise, any cruise.
4. In a motor home, touring the USA and Canada
- Four things I am looking forward to next year:
1. I'm stepping on faith with this one....being retired.
2. Further immersed in my mission.
3. Attending a reunion with all the folks from Uranium City.
4. Meeting some very special friends from Sparks.
Well holidays are officially over and it's back to work this morning. Sigghhhh!
On the other hand, it will be an exciting and busy month as we begin our move to our new library.
I will try and take some pictures to share with you all.
We are down to one vehicle as Garry sold his car to our son. This will be an interesting case of logistics seeing as I need to be at work about 3.5 hours earlier than Garry. It can work out fine though, as long as Garry is ready to leave the house no later than 8am. I can slip away from work on my break and pick him up, he can drop me back at work and head for his own work. I can either walk home, which is about a 30 minutes walk or he can pick me up and drop me at home depending on the weather. It can work!
My Positives:
A great week off work and now I'm recharged and ready to face work once again.
An exciting time to look forward to as each day will be bringing something new I'm sure.
Thanksgiving Weekend coming up this weekend, so next week will be a short week for work. Yes, Canadians celebrate Thanksgiving in October! lol
Our son is home from up north and starts his new job today. He got on as an apprentice pipefitter. It will be interesting to see how well he enjoys it...might be a deciding factor on whether he heads by up north again in the spring.
I love having all my children close by.
I'm happy to be back and in communication with you all again.
Have a wonderful and blessed day,
Good Morning everyone;
I'm back and feeling much more rested and settled. I could still use another week off, but that isn't going to happen any time soon, so I will just be appreciative of the time that I did have off.
Spent much of my time off, reading, meditating and helping Garry to finish some reno projects...lots still left to do, but so glad that we got the ones done that we have. Now we can clean up those areas and just enjoy them.
Garry wasn't able to get much time off (that's his place of work for you). So we took what time he could get off each day and worked with that. It did mean that we were not able to get to see his folks as much as we had wanted to. Had to make do with phone calls and more promises. His Dad is doing okay and if all works out Garry will be able to go done on his next weekend off work. Weather needs to continue to cooperate and we'll be good.
Friday, I did go in to work for a wee bit. Our department was offered the chance to go and tour our new library. It was a chance for me to see how I would fair in the new environment. I took a breathing mask with me to be on the safe side. Only had to use in a few times, so the atmosphere was not as bad as we were worried about. By the end of October when I actually get to be in the building, we are very hopeful that I won't have to wear a mask at all. ( At least in our department) YAY!
I managed to read some great books while on holidays. Even managed to spend money on a whole list of books that I've been wanting to add to my personal collection for study purposes and knowledge. One of the best ones that I read(I had actually borrowed it from the library....but ended up buying my own copy) was "The Secret Language of Your Body" by Inna Segal. This is a book that you will want to have in your own collection.
I also had time to do some online research into courses for herbal healing/homepathy and natural medicines. An area that seems to be drawing me in deeper and deeper. My meditation time has given me some further clarity on the direction I'm to walk and that was much valued. I am feeling more confident in the monumental changes that I know are coming into our lives and am laying the ground work and building a firm foundation for these changes.
These next few weeks will be very busy ones at work. We are now in the process of moving things and although I will have a weeks worth of work to catch up on starting tomorrow...I will need to remember to be flexible through out each day. Our moving schedule of items seems to change from moment to moment. I don't know how long I will actually have a desk to work at, I may find myself using a folding table temporarily. lol
Well it's time to tackle my in box and see what you have all been up to this past week. Thank you so much to everyone who worked hard at keeping things moving forward with the team. It was so nice to be able to leave everything and not worry about the team. You've all blessed me considerably.
My positives:
The opportunity to walk away from the computer and not feel obligated.
A great and restful week off.
Having had the opportunity to walk through our new facility (which I will need a map for if I don't want to get lost!)
Clarity on many fronts.
The best week ever of summer weather....amazing ! We actually had warm weather and sunshine the whole time I was off! Woo Hoo! Our weather was warming this past week than it has been the whole month of August and part of September.
Feeling recharged...trusting that it lasts longer than one day back at work! lol
Time to get some home projects completed.
Lots of reading time and research time that was uninterrupted.
Being so blessed.
Missed you all, hope you have a wonderful serenity Sunday.
I'm running a bit behind schedule today, but that's okay...I'm on HOLIDAYS!
Thought I would get a blog in before taking time away from the computer and everything else that places demands on my time. Garry and I are heading out today on a few days of spending time together and relaxing.
My Positives:
The sun is shining...great start to my holidays!
Time with family.
A great team that I know will keep things running.
Green tomatoes are all canned either as relish or salsa. Here's hoping they taste good now after all that effort! lol
Being blessed with time.
Have a wonderful next few days...I'll see you all on the 4th of October.
As of the end of my work day today, I will be on holidays from work until October 4th. YAY! Holiday time.
I'll be online for tomorrow and Saturday for sure and then will be away. I'll post next weeks challenge, Shirl will continue with Saturday and Sunday challenges, Monday and Tuesday challenges will be whomever wants to do them, Wednesday and Thursday challenges are Mauri, Friday's are Janet. Marla has offered to do the Positive Quotes of the day, and Nancy has offered to do the weekly challenge for October 2. Thank you all for helping out.
We will be heading to check on Garry's folks in Saskatchewan and if time allows one of his aunts. After that, we have no major plans, only a bit of time to take for ourselves.
Today I need to finish packing up what I can at my desk at work and leaving things ready in case there is a change in the moving schedule and things in our department start to move over sooner than we expect.
My Positives:
Last day at work for a few days.
Sunshine predicted for today and possibly temperstures in the two digits! Woo Hoo.
I'm tired from not sleeping well last night, but I've only today to get through and then a lovely nap to look forward to when I get home.
All my green tomato salsa fixings are all prepared and ready for me to begin canning.
Being blessed with another day of life.
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What are Oscar winners Kevin Spacey and Jamie Foxx doing in a film like "Horrible Bosses?" A bang-up job at being hilarious. This non-stop laughfest is the best comedy that I've seen in ages.
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STANFORD, Calif. – Tangible evidence of a job well done.
It's a phrase Stanford coach David Shaw often preaches to motivate his players, referring to what they can show they've accomplished – not what others might say they have or haven't. At the end of another grueling regular season, Shaw and his team has plenty of proof for success.
Now they hope for a little more.
Wayne Lyons intercepted two passes by Tommy Rees late in the fourth quarter, and No. 8 Stanford held off No. 25 Notre Dame 27-20 on Saturday night in the regular-season finale for both teams.
The Cardinal (10-2) captured the Legends Trophy – the kind of evidence Shaw covets – given to the winner of the series. And they'll get a chance for an even bigger piece of hardware when they face No. 13 Arizona State in the Pac-12 championship game next.
The first team meeting on Monday I showed them a picture of the trophy, Shaw said. The freshmen hadn't seen it. It was here for three years, and it was gone. I wanted to make sure they looked at it. We talk about it, people can jump on and off our bandwagon, tell us they love us and tell us they hate us, but when there's a trophy on the line, all you do is point to the trophy. There's no defense, there's nothing we can say or they can say about us. You win a game and you get a trophy.
The Cardinal overcame two interceptions from Kevin Hogan and a penalty that wiped away another touchdown to win their 16th consecutive home game. Tyler Gaffney ran for 189 yards and a touchdown to cap his sensational Senior Day, and Hogan threw for 158 yards and TD pass to Devon Cajuste to help the Cardinal take a 21-6 lead in the third quarter.
Rees nearly rallied the Irish (8-4) by throwing two touchdown passes later in the quarter. But interceptions on Notre Dame's final two drives dashed Notre Dame's come back.
We took it to them and we were fortunate to come out on top, Gaffney said.
Gaffney plowed through the Irish line from a yard out to give the Cardinal a 14-3 lead early in the second quarter. Backup Anthony Wilkerson capped the opening drive of the second half in similar fashion. He ran for a 20-yard TD run on third-and-9 to put Stanford ahead 21-6.
Notre Dame drove deep in Cardinal territory on its first and final drives of the first half before settling for field goals each time. With Stanford seemingly ready to turn the game into a rout, Rees threw touchdown passes to TJ Jones and DaVaris Daniels late in the third quarter before missing his targets late.
Not good enough obviously. Proud of the guys and my teammates and how we fought all year but you don't come to Notre Dame to go 8-4, and everyone understands that, Rees said. You have to be better.
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I was in the right place at the right time, Lyons said after his first multiple-interception game at any level.
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"A long laundry list of projects were put on hold that now will systematically be addressed plus the day-to-day operation," said Boland.
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Medications for Glaucoma
The information provided here is meant to give you a general idea about each of the medications listed below. Note that this is not a comprehensive list. Your physician may prescribe a medication that is not on this list. Only the most general side effects are included, so ask your health care provider if you need to take any special precautions. Use each of these medications as recommended by your health care provider and according to the instructions provided. If you have further questions about usage or side effects, contact your health care provider. Some medications can cause side effects that are medical emergencies, such as difficulty breathing. If you have a medical emergency, call for an ambulance immediately.
Eye drops or oral medications are often used to help control glaucoma. Both methods attempt to decrease the intraocular pressure by either slowing the production of fluid in the eye or by improving the drainage of fluid from the eye.
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It is imperative that you take your eye drops exactly as prescribed in order to best control your glaucoma. Eye drops can interact with other medications. Make sure you tell your doctor about any other medications or supplements that you are taking.
Miotics (Cholinergic Agents)
Common names include:
Miotics increase fluid drainage out of the eye by helping to open the drainage network. Miotics also reduce the size of the pupil. Miotics may cause adverse drug interactions with certain anesthetic agents.
Possible side effects include, but are not limited to:
Adrenergic Agents
Epinephrine constricts blood vessels in the eye and enlarges the pupil. It reduces the amount of fluid in the eye by reducing the production of fluid and increasing the amount of fluid drainage. Dipivefrin is transformed into epinephrine in the eye. Apraclonidine and brimonidine are known as alpha2-adrenergic agonists. They are thought to have less side effects. Adrenergic agents should be used with caution in patients with cardiovascular disease, as well as in patients taking certain antidepressant, heart, and blood pressure medications.
Possible side effects include, but are not limited to:
Apraclonidine is used to control eye pressure, especially after eye surgery.
Possible side effects include, but are not limited to:
Brimonidine is used to reduce pressure in the eye.
Possible side effects include, but are not limited to:
Common names include:
Beta-blockers work to lower the intraocular pressure by decreasing the rate at which fluid flows into the eye. Beta-blockers are usually contraindicated in patients with such medical conditions as asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, slow heart beat, heart block, heart failure, or other heart or lung problems.
Possible side effects include, but are not limited to:
Prostaglandin Analogs
Prostaglandin analogs reduce pressure in the eye by increasing the outward flow of fluid from the eye.
Possible side effects include, but are not limited to:
Topical or Oral Medications
Carbonic Anhydrase Inhibitors
Common names include:
Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors inhibit the enzyme carbonic anhydrase, which results in a reduction of the production of fluid in the eye. Oral forms are usually only used in emergent situations, such as in an angle-closure attack. They are contraindicated with history of sulfa allergy and should be used with caution in patients with certain medical problems such as blood disorders or liver disease. Blood cell counts are often monitored regularly while taking these drugs.
Possible side effects include, but are not limited to:
Special Considerations
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|Either I have a lead foot or I have something wrong with my car. The best I've ever gotten was 36 MPG, and only average 30.7. This is over 71 fill ups on Fuelly.
I have cruise on at 69 on the freeway ('14 DCT, stock everything). Rolling hills and some flat areas, but with one large grade thrown in there (bad on the way up, nice on the way down as long as I don't have to brake). I'm slowly moving back to 38 mpg; took me a while to fix the 1.5 mpg loss that the local dealership service staff dropped me to after driving 13 miles in my car (this was with about 3800 miles on the car when they took it, so it was broken in already).
It's going to be a bit worse now because of rainy weather, but I'm trying to get to 40 mpg!
|I have a 2013 SE hatch with DCT and AEM Dryflow drop-in filter (no snorkel delete). The car has 39,000 miles on it: the first 33,000 were put on by the previous owner. The last time I checked highway mileage (about two weeks ago) I got 38.6 MPG running at 65 MPH on cruise control.
under normal driving conditions and if im not late to where i need to go:
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These vary depending on occupancy, fuel level, which highway I am driving and also if im staying at a nice steady speed. I also have a j2 exhaust, kn drop in with the lid off. I am putting the lid back on tomorrow for a week to see if i notice any increases or decreases in power and mileage. Oh and almost forgot i have a five speed se with the silver split five spoke wheels. I have noticed since the exhaust and drop in it is definitely alot easier to keep my mph steady.
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After reading through this thread I am not sure why my MPG is so much lower than everyone elses. I traded in an 08 focus for my 12 and under the same driving conditions I could get 41 mpg in the 08 (after a k&n drop in filter, before 38mpg). Yesterday I tracked my drive to work (45 miles highway) not including the city driving and I got 36.6 mpg. This was really feathering the gas too which I also did in my 08.
The only thing I have added is a AEM replacement filter with the snorkel delete. I also left the airbox lid off and am going to test again with the lid on to see if there are any differences in MPG. This is a 5spd manual and I really wish Ford had opted for a 6th gear just for highway speeds to increase the MPG, not to change the gear ratio's as I think the 5spd is geared pretty nicely.
My question is how are other 5spd owners getting over 40mpg when in 5th gear we are sitting at roughly 3k RPM's at highway speeds. I can see the auto's getting this due to the 6th gear.
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