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this one is a same sounding name copy of the famour vaishno dhaba, as i went there was surprised to see this empty, it is just like any other small time dhaba, cheap food with normal chairs and insects.
would not recommend this at all, guys go to the one next doors if you wanna have veg dhaba food.
This is one of the good option s for veg foods cost is also reasonable.
Food quality and taste are very good
we had good fresh wholesome vegetarian food that was reasonably priced.any time food was available ,the place definitely needs to be renovated .
I must admit that I have not visited this joint. But was curious to note the disconnect over here. Its one of the "similar sounding vaishno" dhaba next to Krishna Dhaba, which is widely recommended by the locals and tourists alike.
Testimony to this fact is the thin or near non-existent customers at any of the dinners from 20-25th Sep...
Not the typical restaurant that you would like to visit while on vacation. Long wait time to get a table or opt for self service. But the food is awesome!! Loved the Paneer parathas
If you ok with the dhaba type ambiance than this place is very good The food is very tasty. Lot of rush, might have to wait for a while to get a table.Request for little less oil in veg.
Located conveniently in Boulevard Rd. by the Dal Lake, it is a very good eating place. We went there to dine after an evening walk by the Dal lake and found the atmosphere quite lovely. our order was served promptly even though there was a heavy rush. amazing food at affordable price... Do not miss.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Bradley J. Schlozman, United States Attorney for the Western District of Missouri, announced that a Kansas City, Mo., man was sentenced in federal court today for his involvement in a drug-trafficking conspiracy and for illegally possessing numerous firearms.
Jessie Andrews, 29, of Kansas City, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Ortrie D. Smith this morning to seven years and 10 months in federal prison without parole.
On Nov. 15, 2005, Andrews pleaded guilty to his role in a conspiracy to distribute 50 grams or more of crack cocaine between July 1 and Dec. 8, 2004 in Jackson County, Mo., and to possessing numerous firearms in furtherance of the drug-trafficking conspiracy.
Co-defendant Darneice Johnson pleaded guilty on April 13, 2006, to maintaining a place for the purpose of storing, distributing and using cocaine and crack cocaine. A sentencing hearing for Darneice Johnson is scheduled for Feb. 27, 2007.
Law enforcement officers responded to the residence of Andrews and Darneice Johnson on Sept. 13, 2004, in regard to a drive-by shooting. When officers arrived, Schlozman said, they observed many weapons and drug-related items in plain view. In a search of the residence officers recovered 159 grams of crack cocaine, 365 grams of powder cocaine, nine handguns, three assault rifles and $70,257 in cash.
Co-defendants Carlos R. Brandon, 30, Dayron Johnson, 23, both of Kansas City, were convicted by a federal jury on Nov. 17, 2006, for participating in the conspiracy to distribute crack cocaine. Brandon was also found guilty of participating in a conspiracy to distribute cocaine during that time.
In addition to the conspiracy conviction, Brandon was found guilty of possession with the intent to distribute five grams or more of crack cocaine and carrying a firearm in relation to a drug-trafficking crime on Sept. 29, 2004. Johnson was also found guilty of distributing crack cocaine, possession with intent to distribute 50 grams or more of crack cocaine, being a felon in possession of a firearm and carrying a firearm in relation to a drug-trafficking crime on Dec. 8, 2004.
All of the co-defendants will forfeit to the government $70,257 that was seized during the execution of a search warrant.
Brandon was arrested on Sept. 29, 2004, following a high-speed pursuit. When officers attempted to stop the GMC sport utility vehicle in which Brandon was a passenger, the car sped through several stop signs before driving off the street and through a road sign at the corner of 28th and Holmes. The vehicle then tuned southbound and went up an alley, but was blocked by a large utility truck. Brandon jumped out of the passenger door with an assault rifle in his hand. When officers ordered him to stop and drop his weapon, Brandon threw the rifle down and began to run, also tossing a handgun as he ran. Brandon was shot with a taser and apprehended.
Co-defendant Phillip Ellis, 23, of Kansas City, pleaded guilty on April 13, 2006, to his role in the conspiracy and to aiding and abetting the possession with the intent to distribute crack cocaine. Ellis also admitted that he, along with passenger Dayron Johnson, led police officers on a high-speed pursuit on Dec. 8, 2004, when officers attempted to stop his vehicle following the controlled sale of crack cocaine to a confidential informant. During this chase, Ellis drove his Nissan Altima in front of a police tactical van, striking the van, then running the Altima up onto a sidewalk and crashing into a tree. Defendants fled on foot, but were caught and detained. Due to shortness of breath, Dayron Johnson requested his asthma inhaler from his jacket inside the vehicle. When looking in the jacket pocket for the inhaler, detectives also found 21.57 grams of crack cocaine. Also in plain view inside the Altima was a Glock 9 mm handgun with an extended clip and an Interarms 9 mm semi-automatic handgun on the driver's seat, and a 7.62 assault rifle on the back seat floorboard.
Under federal statutes, Johnson and Brandon each could be subject to a mandatory sentence of life in federal prison without parole. Sentencing hearings will be scheduled after the completion of presentence investigations by the United States Probation Office.
This case is being prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Gregg Coonrod and Special Assistant U.S. Attorney Amy Marcus. It was investigated by the Kansas City, Mo., Police Department.
This news release, as well as additional information about the office of the United States Attorney for the Western District of Missouri, is available on-line at


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Posted: November 9, 2007
The Titleist Tour Trailer travels over 40,000 miles per year to provide the highest caliber of equipment and onsite customer service for Titleist Staff players at every PGA Tour event. Players visit the trailer Monday morning through Wednesday afternoon for a variety of reasons - from building a driver or new set of irons to tweaking loft and lie to regripping clubs or just stopping by to enjoy a cold drink and relax with friends - the door's always open. In addition to the trailer designated for PGA Tour events, there are seven other Titleist trailers and vans of varying sizes supporting the professional tour's around the world, and helping serious players everywhere compete at the highest level of the game. We collected many of your questions about these mobile workshops and posed them to Dave Southworth, who gave us the inside scoop on the Titleist Tour Trailer.
Dave is the Senior Tour Technician, working 42 of the 46 PGA Tour events in 2007. Before he was involved in the golf business, Dave was driving trucks and operating heavy machinery for a construction company and also serving as a volunteer firefighter. Both jobs required him to have a Commercial Drivers License (CDL) which he also needs to drive the Tour Van. While working construction, Dave also opened a part-time golf club repair business in northern New Hampshire and eventually took his skill on the road as an independent equipment repair shop on the PGA Tour. It wasn't long before Dave joined Titleist Tour Staff and became one of the original drivers of the Tour Trailer.
Dave has relinquished the bulk of his driving duties in recent years to fellow Technician Brett Fleming, but still gets behind the wheel about once a month to give Brett a break or to keep him company on long trips. This year, the duo traveled from the U.S. Open at Oakmont, PA to the PGA Professional National Championship in Sunriver, OR. Dave also handles most of the maintenance on the truck. Based out of Carlsbad, CA, Dave will fly to most events on Sunday, work on players' equipment in the truck from Monday through Wednesday and then return to the office on Thursday to oversee the log books for all the Titleist Tour Trailer drivers. He is also responsible for ensuring that the trailer is properly equipped with the necessary equipment and components for the next stop.
There are a lot of rules and regulations necessary to keep the truck and the drivers safe and to ensure they arrive and depart each tournament without incident. With 10-13 trailers from various equipment manufacturers at each event, there are always limitations where and how they park due to size, weight and terrain. Very few tournament sites have a large enough area for all of them so it's always an adventure to squeeze everyone together. However, most of the staff working on the trucks have been doing so for years and know each other, and the process, quite well. Some sites are easier than others, like Phoenix (FBR Open), which closes off a street and provides plenty of space for the trucks to park. There are also regulations on the amount of driving one person can do in a period of time. For example, Dave and Brett can drive 11 hours within a 14 hour time frame and must have a minimum of 10 hours off before they can drive again. As a truck driver you also have to know what roads, bridges and underpasses you can and cannot access. Fortunately a trucker's road atlas provides that information.
We posed several questions to Dave that came directly from Titleist Tour Blog inquiries ...
What are some of the best Tour stops?
"It's difficult to find any bad events since we're always following the good weather, but a lot of our favorite stops revolve around where we have made the best friends during our travels. It's always exciting to attend the majors and some of my other personal favorites are Scottsdale (FBR Open), Cancun (Mayakoba Golf Classic), New Orleans (Zurich Classic of New Orleans) and Boston (Deutsche Bank Championship)."
What Tour stops are historically the busiest and least busiest for you in the trailer?
"The West Coast Swing is usually always busy as it is the beginning of the season. Also any time we introduce new products it's busy for at least the first 4 or 5 months as the players work into it.
The least busiest are usually the majors since most players don't want to be making changes that week. They've already made adjustments over the previous few weeks and months and are now dialed in ready to go."
What are some of the unexpected challenges the guys on the Tour Trailer face?
"The most recent challenge we faced happened in New Orleans this year to Brett. We were done on Wednesday and the trailer was closed up ready to be hooked to the cab. The cab was parked a couple of miles away so we lowered the trailer off its leveling jacks onto its two landing gear legs that support it while the truck backs under it. I left for the airport while Brett went for the truck. Brett called me a short time later to tell me the two landing gear legs had sunk into the ground and the trailer nose was touching the ground! It took many hours and two huge fork lifts to get the trailer nose off the ground high enough for the truck to back under it. Situations like this remind us that there are no 'typical' days for a tour van driver. You just have to have a little 'MacGyver' in you."
In addition to Dave and Brett, you've no doubt seen some of the other permanent or part-time residents of the Tour Trailer and contributors to the Titleist Tour Blog, including Steve Mata, Rick Nelson, Bob Vokey, Aaron Dill, Mike Rutledge, Scotty Cameron, Jim Curran and Larry Watson among others. Keep the questions coming and we will try our best to follow up with periodic features going forward.
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I heard that Adam Scott is playing a new Titleist iron called the ZM. Is this true? If so, are these irons prototype or will they be released in golf shops?
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Can players just take any club they want whenever they want?
wrote on November 10, 2007
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Nice story. I have seen Dave every year I attend the Memorial for as long as I can remember. Every year I've come up and talked to him about something or asked a question. He has always been very friendly and informative even though I'm sure he has people pestering him frequently. Nice to see him get the spotlight.
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I see that you have the M, V and P grinds available, along with what looks like new T, E and perhaps one more grind as well. Are these going to be available for the Spin Milled series sold in golf shops in the future? It would be great to see those for sale!
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We work with all of our players to ensure that they are fit into the most appropriate equipment for their needs.
wrote on November 13, 2007
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Voke has worked with many players to develop the custom letter grinds referenced above. These grinds serve as a kind of developmental testing process that often help shape our in-line offerings but are rarely brought to market in their prototype form.
Adam is currently helping us test some new prototype irons. For competitive purposes, that's all we're able to say at this point.
Can you elaborate on what the grinds are exactly? I know the M, V, and P well, but how about the T, L, and E grinds? It looks as though the soles get narrower, but some of the heel and toe relief is there.
wrote on November 13, 2007
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Titleist is the best!
wrote on November 14, 2007
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The T grind has a very similar grind profile as the V grind, with less bounce. The L grind also offers heel, toe, and trailing edge relief, but with less trailing edge relief than the T grind. The E grind has less heel and toe relief than the other grinds, but does incorporate a trailing edge ribbon.
I'm 16, from England, and really really keen to work on the Tour van. I have no idea how to get into this career though and need some guidance. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
wrote on November 15, 2007
at 11:11PM
Do all the Tour-issue Vokey wedges have certain common features? Certain stampings? The reason for asking is that there is an eBay seller who has sold at least 10 supposedly brand new Tour-issue Vokey wedges with rare finishes, although only one of them has a prototype stamp. I suspect he is just refinishing old Vokey wedges and passing them off as rare Tour-issues.
wrote on November 17, 2007
at 7:11PM
Aaron Dill has come by for fittings in the Bay Area and has been great! He has always taken time out of his day to help people with putting and wedge shots. He was especially patient when I asked him to bend 3 of my Camerons. I just wanted to recognize that he has been a great ambassador for Titleist.
wrote on November 19, 2007
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Titleist golf clubs should be purchased through an Authorized Titleist Golf Shop for guaranteed authenticity.
wrote on November 19, 2007
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Each of our associates working with the Tour van have very good club fitting and building skills. Gaining this experience would be a good place to start.
Any further news on a roll out date for the new staff bags yet?
wrote on December 1, 2007
at 9:12PM
Any updates from Q-school? What is the week like? Do the guys change anything or vary their setup given they are playing two different courses?
wrote on December 3, 2007
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You forgot to have two other important people in the trailer photo...Lee and Greg! Those two help make Titleist the leader on Tour. Without them you'd be pushing boxes out of Mata's garage!
wrote on December 4, 2007
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Lee Oyer and Greg Shaw are technicians who work with Titleist Tour Representative Bill Hughes in our Tour Van that services the Nationwide Tour.
wrote on December 4, 2007
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The bags will be in golf shops sometime in 2008.


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"Fifi," the last flying Boeing B-29 Superfortress, has been grounded because of an engine failure. The plane traveled regularly for appearances and at airshows and museums. A crowd-funded campaign has begun, in hopes of raising the $250,000 necessary to put Fifi back in flight.
The B-29's place in history was earned in U.S. military service during World War II and the Korean War. The four-engine plane could carry a 20,000-pound payload. Its long range bombing capabilities made it a perfect fit for the far-flung Pacific Theatre of WWII; the B-29 was immortalized when the Enola Gay dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima on August 6th, 1945. Three days later, another B-29, the Bockscar, dropped a second bomb on Nagasaki.
Fifi's work as a piece of living history has been endangered by the incredible cost of maintaining the plane. The $250,000 fund raising goal is meant to repair the damaged engine, as well as purchase a new spare engine. Beyond that, Fifi requires about $10,000 and 100 hours of (volunteer) labor per hour of flight. It is unknown whether Boeing or even the U.S. government would be willing to help keep the plane in the sky. While there are more than twenty B-29 planes still in existence, Fifi is the only one that is flightworthy. The campaign to keep her that way is linked below.
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Children of the Mountain is a religious movement previously headed by Darius Fontaine who lost it in a legal battle with Brother Adrian. It is also the subject of an optional side-mission for Franklin Clinton in Grand Theft Auto V that is completed using the in-game Internet.
When playing as Franklin Clinton, after the mission The Merryweather Heist, he will receive a text from Brother Adrian, asking him to go to their website, to complete the four stages of the C.o.M process.
First Stage
The player will need to answer a multiple choice test. Regardless of which answers you choose, the result will always be the same; It will say that Franklin is frustrated with his life and that he needs to find a purpose in his life and a deeper understanding about himself. After this, the player will need to wait some in-game hours to receive a password via e-mail to continue the test. The password will always be FUTILITY; Once you receive it, go to the link on the e-mail and write the password to conclude the first stage of the C.o.M process.
Second Stage
To complete the second stage, it will be necessary to donate $199 dollars to the cult. Once you donate it, you will need to resolve a puzzle consisting of forming words with the letters that are presented, once the words are formed a letter is added to a phrase on the bottom of the page. You need to complete the phrase in less than one minute. The first words are: Divine, Completeness, Orthodoxy, Process and Realization.
It is impossible, however, to complete the puzzle in one minute (but according to the order of the first five letters, it most likely that the phrase is "you are an idiot"). Once the time expires, regardless of how many words were found, the second stage will be completed.
Third Stage
To continue to the third stage, you will need to donate $4,999 dollars to the cult. The third stage consists of a slide show that the player need to watch until the end. Click on the link at the bottom of the page in the last slide to complete to continue. Wait a couple of minutes to receive a new e-mail with a new password (ACTUALITY) to write on the website and conclude the third stage.
Fourth Stage
To continue you will need to do a new donation to the cult, this time of $9,999 dollars. The fourth stage consists of a new test, but now you can only answer "Yes" or "No". Select "Yes" for all questions to complete the last stage and receive your certificate of completion of the C.o.M process.
After this, Franklin will receive a last e-mail from Brother Adrian, indicating that a Children of the Mountain T-shirt has been delivered to his wardrobe, which is the reward for completing this side-mission (obtaining the T-shirt therefore costs Franklin $15,197).
It is not explained why Brother Adrian chooses to contact Franklin directly. After completing the four stages and receiving the T-shirt, Adrian indicates that the C.o.M. intend to continue harassing Franklin to take part in further courses, and he will periodically receive further e-mails inviting him to visit the website for further instruction (no more is available, though Franklin is free to donate more money).
The Cultstoppers website mentions Children of the Mountain as a cult similar to Epsilon and several people in the state of San Andreas also share this confusion in which members reply that Children of the Mountain is not a religion.
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Some years ago, VEDA worked with the Administration and Legislative leaders to ensure Vermont's burgeoning software and technology sector grew in Vermont and stayed in Vermont. Given that technology company assets are usually in the form of intellectual property or other "soft" assets, lending to these types of companies is often difficult. The State of Vermont committed $500,000 of "Full Faith and Credit" to back a Technology Loan Program at VEDA. VEDA continues to make Technology loans, but without the use of additional reserves.
Travel and tourism is an extremely important sector, as it imports capital into Vermont. As its importance to Vermont's economy grew, VEDA's lending criteria were expanded in the early 1990's to include the travel and tourism sector.
Taken as a whole, the healthcare industry is one of Vermont's largest employers. VEDA has a small program that helps businesses in the healthcare sector with financing for the conversion to electronic records. VEDA's 504 program can also be used to assist businesses in this sector with real estate or equipment purchases.
In recent years, VEDA has approved millions of dollars in financing for commercial and agricultural energy generation and efficiency projects, supporting investments in hydropower, solar photovoltaic, wind, digester and biomass projects. In 2013, the Vermont Legislature approved new financing at VEDA for sustainable energy projects.
In 1989, VEDA started making agricultural loans to assist farmers in restructuring their balance sheets, which had been negatively impacted by a cyclical downturn in the dairy industry. In 1999, the Vermont Agricultural Credit Corporation (VACC) was formed, and now, agricultural lending through VACC has grown to comprise almost half of VEDA's direct loan portfolio. VACC's portfolio, initially more than 90% dairy, is becoming much more diversified as the Vermont agricultural economy expands to include new types of farm operations.
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- YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND Day of the Dead Art Installation Celebration & Masquerade Ball Saturday, November 3rd @ Pop Up Art Gallery2100 Grand Boulevard, (directly across from the Western Auto building) Kansas City, Missouri 64108 6pm to 8pm Day of the Dead Art Installation 6,000 sqft of emerging and established artists multiple viewing rooms Free 8pm to 1am Day of the Dead Masquerade Ball Special Event Complimentary Drinks and Snacks (to know how much/how many, please RSVP or buy online) $10 pre-purchase online www.eventbrite.com/event/4636451752 $15 RSVP on Facebook, before November 1st, for LIST AT DOOR $20 at door Dress: Dark Clothing, Costume, Macabre or Day of the Dead (theme outfit not required) $$$ in prize money for originality and/or effort Dress up and join us for an experience you keep saying you want. Come early, stay late.
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More than a lucky number
Posted by torahideals in Holidays, Philosophy, Weekly Parsha on May 8, 2014
Parshas Behar/ Sefiras HaOmer
In this week's Torah portion we read about the shemittah year, the Sabbatical for the Land of Israel that parallels the weekly Sabbath on which the Jewish people refrain from work.
It's no coincidence that this parsha falls out in the middle of Sefiras HaOmer, the count of seven days and seven weeks that links the festivals of Pesach and Shavuos as the beginning and end of a process of spiritual growth, providing us with an opportunity to re-experience the transformation of the Jews from a people into a nation.
But what is it about the number seven that it plays such a significant role in Jewish thought, and in the very structure of our world?
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True Gratitude
Posted by torahideals in Culture, Jewish Unity, Weekly Parsha on February 27, 2014
Parshas Pekudei
The contributions were enough … and there was extra (Shemos 36:7).
This week's parsha continues the narrative of the mishkan, beginning with an accounting of all the materials donated by the Jewish people. When Moshe had appealed for donations, the Jews had responded with such eagerness and enthusiasm that Moshe had to ask them not to bring any more.
Curiously, the Torah seems to contradict itself in its description of how much the people contributed: first we are told that they brought enough; then, in the same verse, we are told that there was extra. Did the bring enough or more than enough? It cannot have been both.
Explains the Ohr HaChaim: Yes, the people had brought more than enough. But those who had donated so selflessly deserved to have their contributions accepted, not turned away. Therefore, Hashem miraculously adjusted the needs of the Sanctuary to meet the amount contributed so that everything the people had given would be incorporated into the construction of the mishkan, the place where G-d and the Jewish nation were to meet.
Here we find a profound insight into ha-kores ha-tov, gratitude and appreciation. It is human nature to be grateful when we are in need. However, it is also human nature to lose our sense of appreciation once our needs have been fulfilled. Out of sight, out of mind is one of the more unfortunate attitudes common to the human condition.
Really, it should be just the opposite. We should be even more grateful for the past once we are no longer in need, since it was past acts of kindness and charity that enabled us to reach our present circumstance of independence and security. To forget those who helped us in the past simply because we no longer need them is a crass disregard for Torah values.
After a long and successful career, Mr. Rosenberg closed his New York law practice and retired to Florida, where he lived on an annuity purchased with his savings. And every year, he happily gave a donation of $5000 when the Ponevizher Rav came fundraising for his yeshiva.
One year, the Ponevizher Rav's driver advised him not to visit Mr. Rosenberg, explaining that the elderly gentleman's annuity had run out and that the rav would only embarrass him by asking for a donation that he could no longer give.
But the Ponevizher Rav insisted on making his visit nonetheless. When Mr. Rosenberg began to apologize that he could not help, the rav cut him off. "You don't understand why I'm here," he explained. "After you supported us for so many years, it is now our turn to support you." For the next eight years, the Ponevizh yeshiva sent Mr. Rosenberg a check every month in the amount of his expired annuity.
It is easy to show appreciation for what others are doing for us now. It is a sign of genuine gratitude to remember what others have done for us after we no longer need them.
Adapted from last week's drasha by Rav Menachem Tendler of U. City Shul
It's not my job — or is it?
Posted by torahideals in Jewish Unity, Philosophy, Weekly Parsha on February 21, 2014
By Rabbi Yonason Goldson
Parshas Vayakhel
And Moshe said to B'nei Yisroel: "See, Hashem has proclaimed by name Betzalel ben Uri ben Hur of the tribe of Yehudah… to perform every craft of design" (Shemos 35:30-33).
In the 1930s, Rav Elchonon Wasserman travelled to America to raise funds for his yeshiva in Baranovich. Addressing an affluent congregation one Shabbos morning, Rav Elchonon asked the parishioners to consider giving a donation of $180, which could support a bochur in his yeshiva for an entire year.
The rabbi of the shul, worried that his congregants might resent being asked for so large a contribution, added that even a donation of one dollar would also be helpful. Not surprisingly, Rav Elchonon received many one dollar donations and not many $180 donations.
Recognizing that he had undermined the rosh yeshiva's appeal, the rabbi offered an apology for scuttling his efforts. Rav Elchonon replied with the following moshel:
When Hashem instructed Moshe to appoint Betzalel as the chief architect of the mishkan, Moshe immediately went to the camp of Yehudah and began asking people if they knew Betzalel. With over 74,000 adult males in the tribe, it took a while before Moshe found someone who could direct him to Betzalel.
Said Rav Elchonon: "Did Moshe become angry with the people who did not know Betzalel? Of course not. If they did not know Betzalel, then Moshe would have to keep searching for someone who did.
"Supporting a Torah institution is exactly the same," continued Rav Elchonon. "Whatever money Hashem intends to provide for Torah education will come through the means that Hashem has prepared. The only question is who will have the merit to participate in the support of Torah. If one person does not have the merit to be such a participant, there is no reason to become angry with him. Someone else who values the importance of educating students in the ways of Torah will step forward to act as Hashem's agent, and that person will be rewarded in the next world in proportion to his generosity."
And so we have to ask ourselves every moment of every day: are we eager to accept the job as Hashem's agents to bring about the fulfillment of His will, or are we all too eager to leave that job to others?
Rabbi Yonason Goldson
The Slow Road to Sanctity
Posted by torahideals in Philosophy, Weekly Parsha on January 22, 2014
Parshas Mishpatim
You shall not ascend my altar by steps, so that you will not reveal your nakedness upon it. And these are the statutes that you [Moses] shall place before them [the Jewish people]
Exodus 20:23-21:1
During the early days of the Second Temple era, the sages divided the Torah into portions, or parshios, to be read on successive Sabbaths. The juxtaposition of any two of these parshios always alludes to some principle in Jewish thought. In the case of this week's Torah portion, however, the connection with the end of last week's parsha seems particularly elusive.
After the drama of the Almighty's revelation at Sinai and the giving of the Torah, the narrative switches to a rather dry and technical description of the altar in the Tabernacle. Not by stairs should the kohain go up, lest the gaping of his robes expose his private regions to the stones upon which he walks; rather, he should ascend by a ramp, so that his shorter, more even steps will not result in any impropriety.
Immediately afterward, the Torah introduces the mishpatim, the statutes that govern civil law by establishing the legal parameters of business dealings, private property, loans, and damages. Superficially, no two subjects within Torah could be more distant from one another.
The revered Chassidic Master, Reb Elimelech of Lizensk, offers a tantalizing explanation. As we go through life, we should see ourselves as kohanim, the priests of the Almighty, engaged in a perpetual quest to ascend spiritually, approaching ever nearer to a more perfect service upon the conceptual altar of the Creator. Every attainment of a new spiritual level is called by the kabbalists a madrega — a "step" onward and upward. The Jew is not meant to remain static, but to pursue ever more challenging goals in pursuit of spiritual perfection.
The danger, however, is that we may try to take too much upon ourselves, that we attempt to move forward by unrealistic leaps, that we may seek inspiration in the mystical and ethereal at the expense of more fundamental forms of heavenly service. By reaching for the stars, we may find ourselves without firm footing beneath us, leaving ourselves vulnerable to the indictments of the divine attribute of Justice. By artificially propelling ourselves to a level that we cannot realistically sustain, we may cause ourselves to be judged with a strictness that is beyond our capacity to endure.
The ramp up to the altar, therefore, serves as a symbol of the measured, determined consistency with which we should approach our commitment to spiritual growth. HaShem may bless us at times with great leaps forward and moments of dazzling inspiration, but spiritual development is often like physical development — painfully slow and paradoxically mundane.
This, teaches Reb Elimelech, is the connection between the details of the altar and the words that introduce this week's portion, "And these are the statutes…" If we look for spiritual excitement only in arcane mysteries and secrets, we will inevitably miss the most essential opportunities for spiritual growth that our daily routine provides. The concern for others, for their money and their time and their property, the respect for boundaries both personal and legal — these are the sensitivities that most effectively and meaningfully transform us into spiritual beings. If we think we can overlook them in our quest for personal revelation and divine intimacy, we will have no foundation upon which to stand. If we carefully cultivate them, we will awaken within ourselves the spiritual vision that will enable us to recognize the presence of the Almighty in every aspect of our lives.
With all your Heart
Posted by torahideals in Ethics of Fathers, Philosophy, Weekly Parsha on January 14, 2014
By Rabbi Yonason Goldson
Parshas Yisro
It is said that the great sage Rabbi Yisroel Salanter once found himself profoundly depressed over the spiritual shortcomings of his students and his community. As the High Holidays approached, Rabbi Yisroel left to search out the company of Jews more passionate about their own relationship with the Divine.
Traveling from village to village, Rabbi Yisroel prayed with one congregation and then another until finally, in a small synagogue in an unremarkable town, he found himself surrounded by individuals who seemed to take their prayers as seriously as he did. Rabbi Yisroel positioned himself directly behind one parishioner who seemed to pray with extraordinary devotion. Here, he thought, he would surely find his inspiration.
The High Holidays service began exactly as Rabbi Yisroel had hoped. The Jew in front of him swayed slowly as he prayed, the whispered words of the liturgy falling from his lips with a quiet intensity that made Rabbi Yisroel feel as if he were being drawn steadily upward on his neighbor's coattails. When the man intoned, "I am mere dust and ashes before You," Rabbi Yisroel experienced a profound sense of his own humility before G-d.
The time arrived for the reading of the Torah, and the gabbai of the congregation began distributing honors among the notables of the community. First he called up a Kohein, and then a Levi. Had the gabbai known that the great Rabbi Yisroel Salanter graced his shul, he would certainly have accorded him the prestigious third aliyah. But Rabbi Yisroel had chosen to remain anonymous and thought nothing of it when no honor was bestowed upon him. He assumed that the recipient called up for the third Torah reading must be one of the synagogue's most prominent members.
For the fourth honor, the gabbai called the name of Rabbi Yisroel's neighbor, from whom the sage had drawn such inspiration. Upon being called to the Torah, however, the man suddenly flew into a rage. "You called him third," he cried, pointing to the previous honoree, "and you only called me fourth? Who is he that I should be second to him?"
Astonished and appalled, Rabbi Yisroel rushed forward. "My friend, I can't believe my ears. Only a moment ago you were saying before the Almighty that you are only dust and ashes."
The man turned to Rabbi Yisroel, still furious, and declared, "Before G-d I am dust and ashes; not before him!"
Even the great Rabbi Yisroel Salanter had to learn an unpleasant lesson that year about jumping to superficial conclusions. He returned to his community and reapplied himself to the business of spiritual growth.
Rabbi Chanina used to say: If one is found pleasing by his fellows, then he is pleasing to the Almighty; but if one is not pleasing to his fellows, then he is not pleasing to the Almighty.
In this teaching (Pirkei Avos 3:13), Rabbi Chanina alludes to a basic principle of Torah observance: The commandments articulated in the Torah comprise two types of obligations — those between man and G-d, and those between man and man.
Many people neglect the first category, believing that as long as one is "a good person," his relationship with the Almighty can be more casual and subjectively defined. In practice, however, with no absolute authority to define what is good, each person will inevitably judge himself "good" in his own eyes.
Others neglect the second category, believing that if they are ardent in their relationship with G-d, then it is of no consequence how they relate to their fellows. It is this second type of fallacy that Rabbi Chanina comes to refute.
The tablets received by Moses at Sinai are often depicted as heart-shaped, suggesting a deeply symbolic lesson: Just as our blood has to flow efficiently through both the right and the left chambers of the heart to maintain a healthy body, so too does a healthy soul depend upon an interdependence between the two categories of mitzvos.
Each of the two tablets contains five of the Ten Commandments. The first five are precepts between man and G-d; the second five are precepts between man and his fellow. And each pairing reflects the integral nature of the two categories:
I am the L-rd, your G-d — Do not commit murder
Have no other gods before Me — Do not commit adultery
Do not take G-d's name in vain — Do not steal
Honor the Sabbath — Do not testify falsely
Honor your father and mother — Do not covet what belongs to your neighbor
The first commandment is I am the L-rd, your G-d; the sixth (which is the first on the second tablet's group of five) is the prohibition against Murder. Only by acknowledging that there is a Creator who fashioned every human being in His image can one rationally explain why eating steak and swatting flies is any different from shedding human blood. Without such a distinction, we should all be either Vegans or serial killers.
The second commandment is the prohibition against Idolatry; the seventh is the prohibition against Adultery. The former is faithlessness in one's relationship with the Almighty; the latter faithlessness in the sacred vow of marriage.
The third commandment is the prohibition against Taking G-d's Name in Vain; the eighth is the prohibition against Stealing. The Almighty placed everything in this world for our use, conditional only upon recognizing that everything comes from Him. To misuse His name is to fail in that recognition, rendering all benefit from the material world the equivalent of theft.
The fourth pair of commandments includes the requirement to honor and keep the Sabbath, and the prohibition against Bearing False Witness. Since the Sabbath testifies to the creation of the world, one who violates it is in effect testifying falsely against the Creator.
The final pair includes Honoring Parents and the prohibition against Coveting, or seeking to acquire what belongs to one's fellow through manipulation. Although the former appears to belong in the category between man and man, it teaches us to appreciate that our parents are the connection between us and our Creator. Just as parents withhold from their child that which they believe is not good for the child, similarly will G-d withhold from each of His children that which may not serve their spiritual best interests. One who internalizes this will never feel envy toward his neighbor.
The Torah commands us to serve the Almighty "with all your heart," suggesting that our service of G-d is imperfect as long as our relationship with others is incomplete. Rabbi Chanina does not mean that we should curry favor with our neighbors through flattery or bribery. Rather, he comes to teach us that through genuine concern for our fellows we will transform ourselves into G-dly human beings.
Adapted from an article originally published at Aish.com
The Closeness of Redemption
Posted by torahideals in Philosophy, Weekly Parsha on January 7, 2014
By Rabbi Yonason Goldson
Parshas Beshallach
Then Moshe and the Children of Israel will sing …
As if with one voice, the commentaries wonder at the future tense employed here by the Torah. The meaning of the verse is clear: then, after the splitting of the sea and the destruction of Pharaoh's chariots, the Jews sang their praises of the Master of the World who had provided their miraculous salvation.
If so, why the future tense?
All the commentaries begin with Rashi: Then, when [the nation] saw the miracle, it felt inspired to sing. But what has Rashi added? Is it not obvious that their song of praise was inspired by the events through which they had been saved?
Perhaps we can find a clue in the structure of our daily prayers. The weekday Amidah, the standing prayer, is divided into three distinct sections. The first three blessings are expressions of praise, through which we acknowledge that we are standing before the One who hears supplications and has the power to answer them. The final three blessings are expressions of gratitude, wherein we thank Hashem for listening to and considering our entreaties.
The body of the Amidah, the thirteen central blessings, are expressions of request, wherein we ask Hashem to bestow upon us the basic necessities of life so that we can serve Him by studying His Torah and upholding His commandments. By recognizing that G-d is the source of all blessing — of intelligence, health, sustenance, justice, and all things physical and spiritual — we remind ourselves of our own responsibility to direct our lives toward fulfilling the higher purpose for which we were created, and we turn our attention inward to assess whether or not we are living up to our individual potentials.
Of this central group of petitions, the final blessing poses something of a curiosity. Shema koleinu – Listen to our voices, we cry out, and accept our prayers with favor and mercy. But is the value of asking Hashem to listen to our prayers? If He is already listening, then this request is superfluous; if He is not listening, then it is pointless. Moreover, why is it positioned at the end of our list of requests? Presumably we should ask G-d to listen before we begin to ask, not after we have finished asking?
I heard a variation of the following from Rav Dovid Gottleib: If I ask my friend to lend me ten dollars, and he lends me ten dollars, naturally I respond by saying, "Thank you." However, if my friend tells me he doesn't have the money, but he will get it for me, I also respond by saying, "Thank you."
In the first case, I'm expressing appreciation for having gotten what I want. But in the second case, even though I still don't have the ten dollars, I express my appreciation nonetheless. And in this second case, my expression of thanks describes a higher level of gratitude, not merely for having gotten what I want but for my friend's interest, concern, and effort, which ultimately mean more to me than mere money.
Similarly, in the blessing of Shema koleinu, we are not asking the Almighty for what we have already requested; rather, we are asking Him to allow us to recognize His involvement in our lives. More than the things we have requested, we want to feel that Hashem cares about us, that He is responsive to our needs and our desires — and we want the accompanying confidence that when Hashem withholds what we want it is because the fulfillment of these requests is not in our own spiritual best interest.
At no time are we closer to G-d than when He is in the process of granting our petitions, for it is then that He is most actively involved in our lives. The moment our requests are answered, we once again feel a sense of independence, which is a manifestation of the illusion that we can survive and prosper without the grace of G-d.
If we apply this principle to the splitting of the sea, we can understand that the Jews had two different ways they could have praised Hashem for their salvation. They might have expressed their gratitude after they had been saved, seeing then that they were truly secure from the threat of the Egyptian army. However, a higher expression of gratitude would have been to sing the praises of Hashem as they were passing through the sea, for it would have been at that moment, with the walls of water towering above them and Pharaoh's chariots bearing down upon them, that Hashem was closer to them than ever before. In that instant, their trust in the inevitability of their salvation inspired a song like no other, describing their gratitude for the greatest gift any human soul could desire — true spiritual intimacy with the Divine.
Nevertheless, for the Jews to stop and sing in the midst of their flight to safety would have shown needless dependence upon Hashem's miraculous intervention. Per force, they waited until their survival was assured. But the Torah testifies to the feelings that motivated their song. Then, when they were still fleeing from the Egyptians between the walls of water, the Children of Israel would sing. Even if their mouths did not form the words until later, their hearts were already inspired to sing in the greatest possible expression of gratitude and closeness to their Creator.
The Crossroads of Repentance
Posted by torahideals in Philosophy, Weekly Parsha on January 1, 2014
Parshas Bo
At the outset of the Second Temple era some twenty-five hundred years ago, Ezra the Scribe oversaw the division of the Torah into parshios – portions, and set in place the practice of reading successive parshios publicly as part of the Sabbath morning prayer service. In this way, the Jewish people would collectively review of the entire Torah from year to year. The divisions of these parshios followed either historical, philosophical, or narrative patterns, so that each was, to some extent, self-contained with a particular thematic focus.
It is curious, therefore, that Ezra saw fit to place the first seven of the of the Egyptian Plagues into last week's Torah portion, while leaving the final three for this week.
But that is not the only question. The commentaries explain that the plagues can be arranged into three sets of three, with the final Plague upon the Firstborn in a class by itself. Consequently, if it were necessary to divide the plagues at all, presumably it would be better to place the point of division after the sixth plague – which completes the second set of three – rather than after the seventh.
Nevertheless, a careful reading of the narrative reveals that the seventh plague does mark a watershed moment, not by virtue of the nature of the plague itself, but because of Pharaoh's unprecedented reaction.
After each of the previous plagues, Pharaoh had either stubbornly refused to yield or else promised to send the Jews out, only to revoke his permission once the plague was over. But after the seventh plague of fiery hail, Pharaoh makes an astonishing admission: This time I have sinned; G-d is righteous, and I and my people are wicked.
In a discussion concerning the laws of marriage, the Talmud proposes an unlikely scenario, in which a man said to a woman, "You are betrothed to me on condition that I am atzaddik – a righteous man." The Talmud concludes that the betrothal is binding and the woman is married, even if the man is a person of dubious reputation. Why? Because it is possible, the sages explain, that at the moment he spoke he may indeed have repented the sins of a lifetime and became a truly righteous man (Kiddushin 49b).
If so, perhaps Pharaoh's sincere confession when confronted by the irrefutable suspension of nature — as the incompatible forces of fire and ice were forced into partnership for the express purpose of punishing the Egyptians — opened a window of opportunity for him and his nation.
From the very beginning, the Almighty had made clear His plan that Pharaoh would not let the Jews go free, providing just cause "to multiply My miracles upon the land of Egypt." After each of the first five plagues, Pharaoh cooperated by hardening his own heart and refusing to let the people go. In contrast, after each of the last plagues before Pharaoh's capitulation, it was G-d who hardened Pharaoh's heart: once Pharaoh had discarded every opportunity to submit to the Divine Will, he forfeited the freedom to turn from the course he had chosen for himself through his earlier decisions.
After the seventh plague, however, we find both expressions: first Pharaoh hardened his own heart; subsequently, G-d informs Moses that He has hardened Pharaoh's heart. How can both be true at the same time?
The power of teshuva – repentance – is unimaginable. In an instant, any individual can rewrite his past, erase a lifetime of misdeeds, and transform himself into the most righteous of men, if he sincerely desires to change and puts into effect a plan to embrace virtue. Even Pharaoh, the paradigm of wanton evil, possessed the human potential to return to the path of justice and truth. Having endowed every human being with the capacity for human renewal and redemption, G-d Himself cannot stand in the way of the truly repentant.
We might suggest, therefore, that when Pharaoh acknowledged both his own wickedness the justice of the Almighty, G-d had no power to further harden Pharaoh's heart. In that instant, Pharaoh had positioned himself at the threshold of true righteousness, and no force in the universe could stand in his way if he chose to take the final step forward.
No force, that is, except himself. Pharaoh saw that the rain, the hail, and the thunder had ceased, and he continued to sin; and he made his heart stubborn…
The moment for change was lost and, having forfeited his chance, Pharaoh's fate was assured. Instead of seizing his opportunity and stepping forward into a new future, he stepped backward and toppled into the oblivion of his past.
And so last week's parsha ends: by flirting with repentance, Pharaoh held in his hand the opportunity to end the siege of plagues and halt the systematic destruction of his country. But he failed to follow through, and so the plagues resume as this week's parsha continues on.
How often do we find ourselves looking through a window of opportunity, offered the divine gift of sudden clarity into the condition of our souls and direction of our travels upon this earth? How often are our eyes granted the vision to look upon our lives with true objectivity, to recognize in sharp relief the contrast between what we could achieve and how far we have fallen short of our potential?
And what do we do with these opportunities? Do we rise to the challenge and resolutely chart a new course into the future, or do we take notice only for an instant and then, like Pharaoh, reflexively follow the promptings of pride and stubbornness by returning to the habits of the past? Every such moment is ours for the taking or ours to discard. The way we choose will determine our future, in this world and in the World to Come.


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A polytype of Cualstibite
The original name cyanophyllite, from the Greek for blue (κυανός) and a leaf (φύλλον), in allusion to the color and habit, was discredited in 2012 (IMA 12-B) during the definition of the hydrotalcite supergroup (Mills et al., 2012), since it was recognised as a polytype of cualstibite.
The original name cyanophyllite, from the Greek for blue (κυανός) and a leaf (φύλλον), in allusion to the color and habit, was discredited in 2012 (IMA 12-B) during the definition of the hydrotalcite supergroup (Mills et al., 2012), since it was recognised as a polytype of cualstibite.
Classification of Cualstibite-1M
|IMA status:
|Discredited 2012
|Explanation of status:
|Discredited in 2012 IMA 12-B during the definition of hydrotalcite supergroup.
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Type Occurrence of Cualstibite-1M
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|Clara Mine, Rankach valley, Oberwolfach, Wolfach, Black Forest, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Physical Properties of Cualstibite-1M
|Diaphaneity (Transparency):
|Transparent, Translucent
|Pale bluish, pale blue-green, greenish
Crystallography of Cualstibite-1M
|Crystal System:
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|Cell Parameters:
|a = 9.938(1) Å, b = 8.890(1) Å, c = 5.493(1) Å
β = 102.90(1)°
|a:b:c = 1.118 : 1 : 0.618
|Unit Cell Volume:
|Multiple twinning due to pseudotrigonal symmetry.
|Originally assumed to be orthorhombic (Walenta, 1981).
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Chemical Properties of Cualstibite-1M
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|Cu, H, O, Sb
|All elements listed in formula:
|Al, Cu, H, O, Sb
Relationship of Cualstibite-1M to other Species
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References for Cualstibite-1M
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Walenta, K. (1981): Cyanophyllit, ein neues Mineral aus der Grube Clara bei Oberwolfach im mittleren Schwarzwald. Chem. Erde, 40, 195-200. (in German).
American Mineralogist: 66: 1274.
Walenta, K. (1984): Cualstibit, ein neues Sekundärmineral aus der Grube Clara im mittleren Schwarzwald (BRD). Chem. Erde 43, 255-260. (in German) [with revised formula of cyanophyllite]
Walenta, K. (1999): Zur Formel des Cyanophyllits. Erzgräber, 13, 45-46.
U. Kolitsch and G. Giester (2007): A preliminary determination of the crystal structure of cyanophyllite and revision of its chemical formula. Mitt. Österr. Mineral. Ges. 153, 66. (Abstract)
Mills, S.J., Christy, A.G., Génin, J.-M.R., Kameda, T. and Colombo, F. (2012): Nomenclature of the hydrotalcite supergroup: natural layered double hydroxides. Mineralogical Magazine, 76, 1289-1336.
Kolitsch, U., Giester, G. & Pippinger, T. (2013): The crystal structure of cualstibite-1M (formerly cyanophyllite), its revised chemical formula and its relation to cualstibite-1T. Mineral. Petrol. 107, 171-178.
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- Alberto Divo won in 1923 in a Sunbeam, at Sitges, but from 1926 (won by Meo Constantini in a Bugatti) until 1935 (winner Rudolf Caracciola in a Mercedes), the race was held on the Lasarte circuit on the outskirts of San Sebastian.
- Five different circuits have been used for world championship races - Pedralbes (1951, 1954); Jarama (nine times between 1968 and 1981); Montjuich (four times between 1969 and 1975); Jerez (1986-90); and Montmelo-Catalunya (since 1991).
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- Eight Spanish drivers have taken part in their home Grand Prix - Paco Godia (1951, 1954), Alex Solar Roig (1971-1972), Emilio de Villota (1976-78), Adrian Campos (1987), Luis Perez Sala (1988-89), Marc Gene (1999-2000), Pedro de la Rosa (1999-2002,) and, of course, Fernando Alonso (2001, 2003-07).
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Maybe it's just my luck, but any brahs notice dat der full moon correlates to random dates/poon?
Posting on phone, can't provide pics...please forgive. Cliffs at end of post.
on this full moon:
1. Old boss (she's my age) tonight texts me outta the blue for a happy hour date this Friday. I possibly could have pushed to meet up tonight but alas thought it be prudent to play my hand slow (no pun intended).
2. So im feeling good cause I got dis date n chit, (on dat 4 month drought/feelsbad.jpg) walking towards school...i live close to campus. Out of nowhere this girl (bout a 5/10) and her huge dog are in front of me. I have head phones in my ears but i can see she is saying sumtin. I take headphones out and she's all like "I just wanted to say he won't bite. He's 100 pound and im 110 so if he wants to meet you he will.". Only thing is that this dawwwg was sniffin flowers n chit and didn't want to even sniff my hand (kindafeltbad.jpeg). Long story short, after a few pleasantries I disregard and she is Mirin and said "nice to meet you have a great night," and she seemed all nervous n chit. Got the "please take me home and smash vibe."
3. So im like maybe she didn't want to smash, it's not the full moon, all dis chits in your head, right? Well, now at school, on comp, mindin my own biz...headphones still in..and it happened again... Girl I met at bar (also enrolled in same school) is at lib. Bish taps me on shoulder, convo, dont even ask but she gives # and insists on coffee dis sat, her treat! Ha! 2 dates for this weekend. Also got dat "take me home and smash vibe." Very touchy feely with me/grabbin ma arm...
when it rains it pours... All happened during full moon (or nearly full for the technical astronomy nerds).
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Pronunciation: /ˈkro͞o(ə)l /
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adjective (crueler, cruelest ; British crueller, cruellest)
1Willfully causing pain or suffering to others, or feeling no concern about it: people who are cruel to animals a cruel remark
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- I basically told her to get out of my life because she was being so unfair and cruel to me.
- She still felt guilty about how she had been deliberately cruel to him.
brutal, savage, inhuman, barbaric, barbarous, brutish, bloodthirsty, murderous, vicious, sadistic, wicked, evil, fiendish, diabolical, monstrous, abominable;
callous, ruthless, merciless, pitiless, remorseless, uncaring, heartless, stony-hearted, hard-hearted, cold-blooded, cold-hearted, unfeeling, unkind, inhumane
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literary fell
1.1Causing pain or suffering: the winters are long, hard, and cruel
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harsh, severe, bitter, harrowing, heartbreaking, heart-rending, painful, agonizing, traumatic
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Ha! That's funny:)
- August 15, 2012 at 4:07 PM
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