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The 'ABC's of going abroad | Weekly Roundup

The 'ABC's of going abroad | Weekly Roundup

May 21, 2010
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A collection of updates covering the intersection of Israel programs, the Jewish world, and international education.
We were recently featured in a series on ABC News about going abroad as an alternative to facing the challenging job market in the US.
Krembo Experience: Ben Yehuda Street

Krembo Experience: Ben Yehuda Street

May 12, 2010
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By Max Samis, a participant on
. This is part of his "Krembo Experience" series, highlighting his "only in Israel" moments.
If you've ever been to Jerusalem, you know that Ben Yehuda St. is quite the interesting place. Less of a street than a strip mall, Ben Yehuda is right in the center of the city, and while often populated by Israelis, is a magnet for tourists looking for a souvenir.
Sharansky Addresses Masa Israel Participants
Sharansky Addresses Masa Israel Participants
May 10, 2010
The following is an update from the Jewish Agency for Israel
Ian Carchman was disconnected from Jewish life.
But Masa Israel Journey changed all of that. "Living in Israel for a year has been an eye opener," said the 18-year-old from Maryland, who came to Israel
"I never really felt a connection [to Jewish life]. My parents are not connected and I grew up in an interfaith community. I think Masa is so important because it is not a trip or a vacation. We're living here," said Carchman who has been spending the year on Nativ, a Masa program that is dedicated to inspiring Conservative Jewish leaders.
Carchman was one of over 3,000 participants who attended the
Masa Israel Journey mega-conference
in Jerusalem on May 2, 2010, a day-long event featuring seminars on "next steps" for participants, many of whom are preparing to leave Israel and return to their Jewish communities across the globe. The event also featured addresses by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Jewish Agency Chairman Natan Sharansky.
Founded by the Jewish Agency and the Government of Israel in 2003, Masa Israel enables young Diaspora Jews to experience life in Israel for a semester or a year on any of over 160 programs aimed at strengthening their Jewish identity and their connection to Israel. Since its inception, Masa Israel has brought 45,000 young Jews between the ages of 18-30 from 60 different countries to live, work, study and volunteer in Israel.
During his address to an auditorium of over 1,000 Masa participants, Sharansky stressed the importance of a strong Jewish identity, which empowered him during his years as a Soviet dissident, including nine years incarcerated in a Soviet prison.
"People with absolutely no roots have no strength," said Sharansky. "My fight for my people comes from my identity. Once I discovered my roots, my people, my identity, I had the strength to fight."
Such a strong sense of Jewish identity will fortify Masa participants who are headed to university campuses where anti-Israel feelings are wide-spread.
"Those of you who decide not to stay in Israel but to go back have a very important mission. We expect you to be proud ambassadors of our country, proud Jews, who know how to debate and how to stand up against hooligans. You must know the facts and you should not be afraid," said Sharansky.
Sharansky also dismantled the prevalent notion on college campuses that a commitment Jewish identity is in conflict with a commitment to human rights. "They are going to try to convince you that you have to choose between being loyal to humanity or loyal to Israel, and this is a false choice. If you want to be a strong supporter of human rights then first you must be a proud member of the Jewish community," he said.
"Look who is fighting on the forefront of the struggle between democracy and dictatorship, it is the state of Israel and the Jews who are proud of this state," Sharansky continued. "As the Jews of the Diaspora become stronger in their identity when they are exposed to Israel, the Jews of Israel will also become stronger in their identity when they are engaged with Jews of the Diaspora. The goal of the Jewish Agency is to be a bridge between Jews of the world and Israel."
Sharansky concluded his talk by crediting Masa Israel with doing "critical work."
For his part, Carchman agrees. "We will take these experiences back to campus with us and to our communities," he said.
View photos from Sharanksy's speech here.
Record Number of Students in Israel on Masa Programs
Record Number of Students in Israel on Masa Programs
May 6, 2010
More than 3,000 participants in the Jewish Agency's Masa Israel Journey programs celebrated the end of their year in Israel at a mega event attended by Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and Jewish Agency Chairman Natan Sharansky.
This academic year a record 9,400 young adults ages 18-30 spent a semester or year studying, volunteering or interning on programs in Israel, with some two-thirds of the participants from North America. This represents a 15 percent increase over last year, and a similar significant increase is forecast for the 2010-2011 school year.
"It is hard for this generation to imagine a world without Israel," Netanyahu said, speaking Tuesday (May 4) to thousands of Masa participants in Jerusalem. The Jewish people returned to their homeland and built a country, a stunning achievement, he continued, "but it is not enough. The main thing is our identity and spirit as a people which goes back 4,000 years."
Masa was established as a joint project by the Jewish Agency and the Prime Minister's office under Ariel Sharon in 2004 to enable thousands of Jewish young adults to spend a semester to a year in Israel on over 160 approved programs. Since its inception, Masa has made it possible for 45,000 people to live, work, study and volunteer in Israel, doubling the number of young adults on programs annually, from under 5,000 to nearly 10,000 a year today, with the goal of reaching 15,000 participants a year.
Click here for high resolution photos of the event
Address by PM Netanyahu to Masa Participants
Address by PM Netanyahu to Masa Participants
May 5, 2010
Transcript of Prime Minister Netanyahu's address to a group of long-term Israel program participants.
"One of history's greatest empires, the biggest one, was the Soviet Union. At the height of its dominion, brave men and women – many of them Jewish – challenged this enormous power with the force of their conviction, faith and raw courage. And foremost among them was my friend and your patron, Natan Sharansky. Natan was put in jail, in a cellar, before being put on trial and sentenced to a long prison term. The judges asked him what he had to say on his behalf and he answered: "I have nothing to say to you, but to my wife Avital and to my people, I say – Next Year in Jerusalem!"
That's a pretty important statement, and it expresses the basic idea.
You and your parents are all young. But your grandparents and great-grandparents remember a world without a State of Israel. It was a very different place and, for generations, Jews hoped for a change. They prayed and yearned for only one thing – "Next Year in Jerusalem!"
62 years ago, the most remarkable transformation in the history of any nation took place. A "dead" people resurrected itself and returned to Zion. They rebuilt their national life, their state and their army, and reassumed control of their collective destiny. This is the story of the Jewish people, and it's unlike the story of any other nation in history. Many other peoples have disappeared. In fact, most of the nations we know from antiquity no longer exist. Many were exiled or dispossessed, and many were killed. No people has ever come back from the dead. But this is our people and, through a remarkable transformation in our history, we have recreated the Jewish state – with its own government, territory, army and amazing economy. There's still more to do, but we're doing better than many of the places you've come from.
You may be too young to know this, but 20 years ago, people used to say that it's impossible to do business in Israel. And we would reply that Israel can actually be an attractive place – a home for Jewish business, Jewish entrepreneurs and brainpower. We could even envision Jews making money in Israel. You're not laughing, but this used to be a joke. It isn't anymore. Today, we have a country, a government, an army and a thriving economy, and we're quickly becoming a global power in technology.
This is all crucial, but it's not enough. The most important thing is our spirit, and the most critical part of spirit is identity. And there's a great revolution taking place right now within the Jewish world. It's a revolution of spirit and identity – and you're all a part of it. I salute you for being here and expanding awareness – your personal awareness and that of young Jews everywhere. What a privilege it is to be a member of the Jewish people! What a privilege it is to come to the Jewish State! What a privilege it is to shape the future of the Jewish people! These are all great privileges.
How do we strengthen identity? By appreciating who we are. Studying our past to understand our present and chart our future. Suppose you didn't know your family. Suppose you didn't know the story of your parents – where they came from, what they did. If you grew up isolated from your personal history, you'd be a very different person, very confined and narrow. And you'd be missing a tremendously important part of your identity – who you are and what you can be.
We share a collective identity and a great history, not like that of any other nation. It goes back almost four thousand years. Imagine that you didn't know about it. Imagine that you had such a privilege, but weren't aware of it. What we're doing right now, all of us together, is making people conscious of our rich past. And once you know the past, you can understand how the Jewish people has arrived here. We can shape our future. But you can only know where you're going, if you know where you've come from.
We all came from here. And we all come back to here. And I want you to consider this fact: Your identity is not simply a function of your individual character. Your uniqueness, part of your unique identity, is also a function of your membership in the Jewish people.
And I also want you to consider how you feel. You've already been here for a while and had an opportunity to see the country and participate in various programs. But you've had another opportunity – whether you've come from the United States, Canada, France, Russia, Mexico or Australia
These are all great countries, but this is your country. This is your country! And when you walk here, I'm sure you don't even wonder who else around you is Jewish. Right? It's a perfectly natural question, but not one that you ask here – because this is your country. There are other countries that are also free and democratic, but this is your country! This is your Jerusalem! This is your home!
So I just have one request.– Explore your deeper self and ask yourself – I know that this is a tough question for someone who is only 18 or 22 – where you feel most at home. The time you've spent here has been valuable, but I think you'll find even greater value in deciding to stay here permanently. We invite you to join us in building the future of the Jewish people in our land. Welcome home to the Land of Israel, the State of Israel and Jerusalem."
Masa Israel Hosts "Your Next Step" Conference for Participants

Masa Israel Hosts "Your Next Step" Conference for Participants

May 05, 2010
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Over 3,000 participants attended the Masa Israel Journey mega-conference in Jerusalem on May 2, 2010, a day-long event featuring seminars on "next steps" for participants, many of whom are preparing to leave Israel and return to their Jewish communities across the globe.
Contributing to Israeli Society and Jewish Identity
Contributing to Israeli Society and Jewish Identity
May 4, 2010
Sharansky: Masa Israel Makes it Possible for Tens of Thousands of Young Jews to Strengthen Their Own Identity
The following is an update from the Jewish Agency for Israel
May 3, 2010 / 19 Iyar 5770
Masa has been good to Israel.
Founded by the Jewish Agency and the Government of Israel in 2003, Masa Israel enables young Diaspora Jews to experience life in Israel for a semester or a year on any of over 160 programs to strengthen their Jewish identity and their connection to Israel.
2010 marked a banner year for the program – with a 15% increase in participation from 2009. A total of 9,400 young Jews from around the world will come to Israel through Masa Israel (from September 2009 through June 2010) as opposed to 8,200 participants from last year.
The increase can be broken down as follows: 64% increase in the number of young people who came to Israel from the Former Soviet Union, a 45% increase in the number of participants from France, and a 33% increase in the number of participants from South America. Also, there was a 10% increase in the number of participants from the United States. Further data revealed that the percentage of participants who came to Israel on Masa Israel programs immediately after graduating from colleges and universities abroad has increased from 7% since the beginning of the project to 28% today.
Since the project's inception, Masa Israel has contributed $560 million to the Israeli economy and has significantly contributed to leading academic institutions, as well as to the local tourism industry. During this period, Masa Israel has brought 45,000 young Jews, between the ages of 18-30, from 60 different countries to Israel.
Masa "Fingerprints" Exhibition at Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem on 4/21
Masa "Fingerprints" Exhibition at Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem on 4/21
April 14, 2010
Masa program students to hold exhibition at Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem.
A group of thirteen students from the USA and worldwide will be unveiling a special exhibition of their art and design work later this month at the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, that reflects their variety of influences and the unity of their Israel experience. The grand opening will take place at the Academy at 6.30pm on 21 April, and the exhibition runs until 2 May in the main galleries of the Academy's Fine Art department.
The students – eight from the USA, two from Australia, two from Russia and one from Denmark – are closing the time they have spent at Bezalel on the 2009/10 Masa program with their exhibition, entitled "Fingerprints". The exhibition showcases their work based on the notion that we come from all over the world with very different influences and backgrounds, but through art we are all united.
The work on show spans all the creative disciplines on offer at Bezalel, from fine art to screen-based video art, via photography, ceramics, industrial design, photography and fashion. It serves to demonstrate the full range of exposure that students on the Masa program receive at Bezalel to all forms of art and design, and reinforces the Academy's ethos of expanding horizons and developing understanding through the mixing of techniques and cultural influences.
Bezalel Art experience for Masa students
is designed for young international artists aged between 18 and 30 who are yearning to pursue their passion abroad. The program offers students an opportunity to discover the world of art and design in a setting that emphasizes both academic and cultural growth in the holy city of Jerusalem. Students on the program choose either a Fine Art track, involving courses on sculpture, drawing, painting, printing, performance and illustration, or a course of advanced arts and design studies for applicants with at least two years of university-level art and design experience.
Both program tracks at Bezalel provide a dynamic supplementary curriculum, including field trips, tours, mifgashim – encounters – with Israeli peers, celebrations of Jewish and Israeli national holidays, social and cultural events throughout Israel, and educational seminars on topics ranging from Jewish and Israeli identity to religion and the Jewish state, the Arab-Israeli conflict, and trends in the Israeli job market.
The Masa program, which is sponsored by the
Jewish Agency
and the Government of Israel, enables young Jews (18 to 30) from around the world to build a lasting relationship with Israel, strengthen their Jewish identity, and gain meaningful and beneficial experiences by participating in a long-term program in Israel. Masa provides young Jewish adults with connections to programs,
grants and scholarships towards program fees
, as well as support, activities, workshops and resources
while here in Israel
Liv Sperber, Director of International Relations at Bezalel says: "We're excited to be hosting the Fingerprints exhibition which showcases some of the most important aspects of Bezalel's work – nurturing talent, bringing people together from a diversity of backgrounds and sharing the heritage that our world-class Academy offers. Fingerprints also demonstrates the wonderful opportunity offered to young people from overseas to come and experience the Bezalel Academy and take positive impressions of Israel back to their countries of origin. We are particularly proud that many of the Bezalel Masa participants choose to remain in Israel after their semester or year-long stay, and apply to be accepted to a full degree program at Bezalel."
Ten plagues to avoid this Passover

Ten plagues to avoid this Passover

March 28, 2010
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As you read the Haggadah on your Kindle, think about the 10 plagues you should avoid this Passover:
Water turning to blood
, or when the balance in your bank account drops from seriously depressing to EMPTY
, or the desperately awkward singles you seem to meet at every party you go to
Joseph Kluger and Brett Lusky, Otzma students Visit Weitzman School in Akko

Joseph Kluger and Brett Lusky, Otzma students Visit Weitzman School in Akko

March 15, 2010
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By Joseph Kluger,
Why would you ever want to live in Israel? This is the first question one of my best friends asked me when I told her I was
moving to Israel for 10 months on a program called OTZMA
. The thought of living in Israel was never on my mind 2 or 3 years ago.
What's new at masa Israel
USA TODAY: The changing culture of the 'Israeli internship'
Applications Open for Fifth Cohort of Masa Israel Teaching Fellows
Masa Israel Leadership Summit December 2014.
Introducing the Masa Israel Alumni Fellows
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Maine police: 'Whistler' man can whistle if moving
His habit got him arrested for whistling in one place, where he annoyed shop owners
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PORTLAND, Maine — Officials in Portland, Maine, have cracked down on The Whistler.
The Whistler is the nickname of Robert Smith, who is either a free spirit or the most annoying man in town, depending on whom you ask, because he walks the streets whistling loudly.
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There's something inspiring about hearing far-right enthusiasts standing up in town hall meetings with tears in their eyes crying out, "I Want My Country Back." And seeing signs held high at rallies organized by the Tea Party corporations that read, "I Want My Country Back."
"I Want My Country Back." One's heart swells at this display. Wonderful! I'm ready to help. Let's go get it back!!
Okay, then, one question to start with: How far back do you want it?
Just asking. Does the radical right want us to take an easy step back, say, to the halcyon days of George W. Bush?
Good times, good times.
Although... okay, maybe not just two years back. That's too soon. Not time enough to get past the economy collapsing, two wars, the national debt doubling to $10.7 trillion, a U.S. city wiped off the map, warrantless wiretaps and ignoring the warning of an imminent terrorist attack. So, perhaps further back. Y'know, to more comfortable pre-9/11 thinking.
Back to the Good Ol' Days of Bill Clint... well, fair enough, we know that's not the country the radical right wants back. God forbid.
It's more likely that they want to return to the days of Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush. Yes. Except -- well, the problem is that this is when President Reagan's Chief of Staff Dick Cheney (yes, that Dick Cheney) infamously said, "Budget deficits don't matter" -- and we know budget deficits are The Most Important Thing to the Tea Party corporation. And so, the budget deficit tripled. And the national debt quadrupled. And Mr. Reagan sold armaments to... Saddam Hussein (yes, that Saddam Hussein), and worse, sold Saddam material for making anthrax. (You know, that "weapons of mass destruction" thingy.)
So, eesh, this can't be what the radical right is pining for. And surely, they don't want to go back to the Jimmy Carter years. Or, God forbid, Richard Nixon.
Lyndon Johnson did have The Great Society. So, that sounds promising -- though it's what created Medicare and Medicaid and the National Endowment of the Arts, and when the Civil Rights Act was established, which included affirmative action. So, that's hardly the country the radical right and Tea folks wants back.
So -- what country do they want back?? Otherwise it's just empty yammering because you lost an election.
Well, listening closely, there is such an America they are referring to. And this is what appears to be what the radical right and Tea Party corporations want when they say "I Want My Country Back."
They want to go back to an earlier time, a friendlier time, a better time in America of our youth, a time when everything was taken care of for us by our parents, and the time of our grandparents. A time of that mythical Shining City on the Hill. A warmer time that we see in old movies. A happier time.
"I Want My Country Back," they say.
Back. To that good, gracious wonderful time in America back where there were --
Picket fences.
Smiling neighbors.
Pride of country.
A handshake was your bond.
That's the country "I want back." That's the time I want back.
People went on hayrides and caroled together at Christmas and sat on the front porch drinking mint juleps, swapping yarns with grandma and grandpa.
Children respected their parents.
Common decency.
We the People.
We the People.
A time when there were horse and buggy rides.
A time when there was no loud, crazy music.
No intruding cell phones.
No computers crashing.
No computers.
No iPods.
No Internet.
No cable TV. No color TV. No TV.
No vaccination for polio. No cure for tuberculosis. No remedy for smallpox.
No chemotherapy.
No open-heart surgery.
No hearing aids, no pacemakers, no cochlear implants.
Womenfolk knew their place.
Blacks knew their place.
Mexicans knew their place was in Mexico.
Muslims were invisible.
No Social Security.
No Medicare.
No eight-hour work day. No child labor laws. No minimum wage. No rural electricity.
No blacks in baseball.
No blacks in football.
No blacks in the White House.
No taxes.
"I Want My Country Back." I want --
Street cleaning. Garbage collection. Mail service. Public schools. The food supply protected. Water supply protected. Police protection. Firemen. Road repairs. Air traffic safety. The military.
But no taxes.
And a budget surplus.
And no black president.
"I Want My Country Back." Way back. So far back it's going backwards. Get rid of Social Security. Get rid of Medicare. Get rid of unemployment insurance. Abolish the 14th amendment. Repeal health care reform. Repeal Wall Street reform. "I Want My Country Back."
That's the country the radical right wants back.
Well... you can't have it "back." America doesn't go back. America goes forward. Trying to drag a great nation backwards and stripping it of anything you don't like just because it isn't for you alone and you're scared of others, and the rest of the country be damned, is not acceptable. America exists because this entire nation built it together, and the far right must accept what exists for those people, too. You can't pick and choose. This isn't a buffet. It's America.
The thing is -- I kind of figure it's my country, too. I kind of figure I'm part of that whole "We the People" thing, too. Just like all the others. Progressives, reactionaries, gays, Christians, Buddhists, Muslims, agnostics, everyone.
That's not a touchy-feely bleeding heart liberal thing, by the way. It's -- We the People.
What "We the People" actually means.
The radical right wants its country back?
Me, I want my country forward.
And it will go forward, like America always does, despite selfish, mean-spirited, frightened little people who think that restoring "honor" is calling the president of the United States a socialist communist Kenyan Nazi Muslim who hates white people because he's an un-American terrorist.
Personally, unlike the radical right, which has been trying to gut America since the uber-conservative John Birch Society of the 1950s (founded by Fred Koch, whose sons fund Tea Party corporations today) and earlier, I actually like the ever-changing melting pot of America. I don't like everything about it. Some things in it infuriate me. Some make me burst with pride. But that's how America works. That's what America is.
"I Want My Country Back," the radical right cries. And that's the problem. It isn't theirs. It's ours.
All of ours.
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If you had measles as a child, you have natural immunity. You cannot get measles twice. The immunity lasts life long and you do not require vaccination
]]>If you had measles as a child, you have natural immunity. You cannot get measles twice. The immunity lasts life long and you do not require vaccination
What to look for on Smart Talk Friday, January 30, 2015:
Friday's Smart Talk features discussions on measles, medical marijuana, an anti-domestic violence and sexual assault campaign during the Super Bowl, and Capitol Week-in-Review with WITF's Capitol Bureau Chief Mary Wilson.
Measles is a viral infection that was thought to be eradicated. Within the past month though, hundreds of cases are suspected - mostly in the western part of the country. The outbreak is being traced to Disneyland in California. However, the Pennsylvania Department of Health warned of possible measles exposures in Cumberland and Franklin Counties. Appearing on the program to answer questions about measles is Dr. John Goldman, an infectious disease specialist with Pinnacle Health.
A bill was re-introduced in the state senate this week to legalize marijuana oil for the treatment of several diseases and conditions. The proposal died in the last session of the legislature but got a boost when new Gov. Tom Wolf said he supports medical marijuana. Republican Senator Mike Folmer of Lebanon County is one of the bill's sponsors and joins us.
There are many people who will watch the Super Bowl this Sunday for the commercials rather than the game itself. Most of the more memorable ones are humorous or cute. One that will air during the first quarter of the game is neither. A NO MORE spot against domestic violence and sexual assault is scheduled at that time. Peg Dierkers, the Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence talks about why it's so important.
For information about the free vaccine clinics today and tomorrow mentioned on today's show, please see this article from Penn Live.
What to look for on Smart Talk Thursday, January 29, 2015:
Jay Paterno, the son of legendary Penn State football coach Joe Paterno and a former coach himself, appears on Thursday's Smart Talk to discuss his new book Paterno Legacy: Enduring Lessons from the Life and Death of My Father.
At one time not long ago, Joe Paterno was one of the most popular and admired people in Pennsylvania and amongst sports fans across the country. He still is an icon to many but Coach Paterno's reputation suffered after the investigation of the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse case unfolded.
When Sandusky was arrested in November, 2011, Joe Paterno was fired by the Penn State Board of Trustees. Later after a report by former FBI director Louis Freeh said Joe Paterno didn't report an incident involving Sandusky and a young boy in a shower together, the NCAA leveled harsh sanctions that included stripping 111 wins from Penn State when Paterno was coach.
In the three years since, the Freeh report has been called into question and the NCAA has lifted the sanctions. The wins have been re-stored which once again makes Joe Paterno college football's winningest coach. Many are calling for Joe Paterno to be honored as he was before.
Jay Paterno writes about the Sandusky aftermath and his life with his father in the book and we'll discuss it on Thursday's program.
Jay Paterno
What to look for on Smart Talk Wednesday, January 28, 2015:
A new report out this week shows the top 1% of wage earners in Pennsylvania are the only group that has seen an increase in their incomes since the nation's economy began to recover.
The Increasingly Unequal States of America: Income Inequality by State looked at income growth on a state-by-state basis across the country. The report was compiled by the Economic Analysis Research Network and the Economic Policy Institute and in Pennsylvania by the Keystone Research Center.
The report says that since the current economic expansion began in 2009, real incomes have increased 3.7% in Pennsylvania. During that period, the income of the top 1% of earners increased 28.6% while incomes for the other 99% fell 1.1%.
Dr. Mark Price
Dr. Mark Price, an economist with the Keystone Research Center was one of the report's co-authors. He'll appear on Wednesday's Smart Talk.
What to look for on Smart Talk Tuesday, January 27, 2015:
Who will be the new executive director of the Pennsylvania Office of Open Records is anyone's guess at this point. Two days into his term as governor last week, Democrat Tom Wolf rescinded his Republican predecessor Tom Corbett's appointment of Erik Arneson to head up the office. Republicans are crying foul and Arneson says Wolf doesn't have the authority to remove him before his six-year term ends.
What is known is the Open Records' first executive director Terry Mutchler was widely praised but she wasn't re-appointed by Corbett.
Mutchler appears on Tuesday's Smart Talk to discuss the current controversy but mainly to talk about her new book.
In the book, Under This Beautiful Dome: A Senator, a Journalist, and the Politics of Gay Love in America, Mutchler describes her secret romantic relationship with Illinois state senator Penny Severns before gay marriage was legal or even widely supported. During Severns' battle with, and eventual death from cancer, Mutchler struggled to care for Severns while going to elaborate lengths to hide their relationship from coworkers, the press and even Severns' family.
Mutchler writes that Sen. Severns' family cut her off, locked her out of the home she shared with Severns and kept some of the belongings the couple had acquired together. It's a painful story.
Terry Mutchler will also speak at the Pennsylvania Women's Forum Monday, February 2, 2015 at the Windener School of Law in Harrisburg.
]]>What to look for on Smart Talk Monday, January 26, 2015:
Monday's Smart Talk also includes updates on winter weather and Pennsylvania road conditions.
Pennsylvania is one of a handful of states that don't do all they could do to save lives on the highways. That's according to a new report from the group Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety.
The Advocates (as we'll call them) report Pennsylvania is in the middle of the pack of states when it comes to making roads safer.
For example, the group says 136 lives could have been saved in 2012 if the state's seat belt law was a primary offense -- meaning police could cite drivers for not wearing a seat belt and not just when they've been pulled over for violating another law.
The Advocates also report that 39 people who were killed in motorcycle crashes the same year would have lived if they had been wearing a helmet. Pennsylvania does not require motorcycle operators and passengers to wear helmets.
The group is also pushing for ignition interlocks for drivers convicted of driving under the influence and stronger cell phone restrictions while driving and nightime driving limits for teen drivers.
Cathy Chase, Vice President of Governmental Affairs for Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety appears on Monday's Smart Talk to discuss the recommendations
What to look for on Smart Talk Friday, January 23, 2015:
On Friday's Smart Talk, WITF's Capitol Bureau Chief Mary Wilson provides insight into newly sworn-in Gov. Tom Wolf's first few days in office. The new governor immediately signed two executive orders but his first bold step was taken Thursday. That's when Wolf rescinded 11th hour appointments made by outgoing Gov. Tom Corbett, including the appointment of Erik Arneson to head up the Office of Open Records.
President Obama's State-of-the-Union Address included several lofty proposals. The real question though is whether the president can get anything passed through new Republican majorities in the House and Senate, especially at a time when the two parties are so divided.
Ed Uravic
Ed Uravic, a former manager for several political campaigns, lobbyist, and Congressional staffer weighs in.
Finally, legendary Prairie Home Companion star Garrison Keillor speaks with WITF's Arts and Culture reporter Cary Burkett on Friday's show.
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What to look for on Smart Talk Thursday, January 22, 2015:
The 2014 statistics are truly alarming. Drug overdose deaths are on the rise in Pennsylvania and York County seems to be at the epicenter of the increase.
Nearly 100 people died of drug overdoses in York County last year. Of that number, more than 50 were heroin overdose deaths.
By comparison, 17 people succumbed to heroin overdoses in 2013.
What's behind the disturbing number of deaths? Most people say the proliferation of prescription drug use leads directly to heroin.
York County Coroner Pam Gay has been outfront in publicizing the drug deaths and bringing attention to the issue of drug use. She'll appear on Thursday's Smart Talk.
York County set other tragic records in 2014. Eighty-four people died from suicide and another 67 were killed in accidental falls.
There also was a substanial increase in the number of infants who died in 2014 -- most from sleeping with an adult.
We'll touch on all those topics and discuss how those deaths can be prevented.
Today's program is part of Real Life l Real Issues: Drugs and Young People...an in-depth multimedia project exploring dangerous drug use. To learn more about (issue), visit WITF (dot) org and click on Real Life, Real Issues. A partnership of WITF, the Pennsylvania Association of Intermediate Units and the Pennsylvania Association of Elementary and Secondary School Principals and the Pennsylvania Department of Education.
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The latest Pew Research Center for the People and the Press poll indicates defending the U.S. against terrorism should be the number one priority of the Obama Administration and Congress. It's the first time in five years terrorism has been ranked at the top of the Pew survey. The terrorist attack in France two weeks ago probably influenced the poll's outcome. In results that would seem to be counterintuitive, the polls shows Americans want President Obama to focus on domestic policy over foreign policy by a 67 to 20% margin.
The Pew poll is one that is most respected for its accuracy and methodology. Not all polls can say that.
Actually, one of the most reputable and historically accurate polling organizations calls Central Pennsylvania home.
The Franklin and Marshall Poll and F and M's Center for Opinion Research are widely known for polls on statewide political races and issues.
Berwood Yost
The Center's director Berwood Yost appears on Wednesday's Smart Talk to discuss recent polling performances, disclosure standards for polls, internet polling, partisan polls, and pollster Nate Silver.
What to look for on Smart Talk Tuesday, January 20, 2015:
More than 500 Pennsylvania municipalities' pension funds are considered "distressed" because they're funded at less than 90%. Some Pennsylvania cities, boroughs, and townships currently have pension funds at lower than 50%.
State law impacts public employees' ability to negotiate their contracts, making this issue of particular concern to lawmakers in Harrisburg.
Last week, Pennsylvania Auditor General Eugene DePasquale announced that in total Pennsylvania's municipal pension funds have a $7.7 billion liability.
Legislation is expected to be proposed this year that will seek to eliminate some of the liability over the long term.
Richard Schuettler
Solutions to the funding shortage as well as their potential outcomes involve several options. To explain how Pennsylvanians in municipal service and the communities who depend on them might be affected, Smart Talk features Pennsylvania Municipal League Executive Director Richard Schuettler.
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What to look for on Smart Talk Monday, January 19, 2015:
There probably have been more public conversations about race in America during the last six months since the late 1960s when the civil rights movement was led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
That also is true of the number of street protests and demonstrations.
Prompted by the killing of 18 year old Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri by a white police officer and the death of Eric Garner in New York as police tried to take him into custody, thousands of black and white Americans have been calling for racial justice under the heading of Black Lives Matter.
Protesters have staged "die-ins" to promote their cause and the conversation. Die-in demonstrations were held in Lancaster and at the Farm Show in Harrisburg within the past week.
To mark the King holiday Monday, Smart Talk features Sandra Thompson, president of the York NAACP, Nick Peterson, an organizer of BlackLivesMatter717, and Pastor Naomi Leapheart of St. Peter's UCC Church in Lancaster to discuss race in America.
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On Thursday's Smart Talk, Lancaster Mayor Rick Gray said he was confident a court would rule the city is not breaking any state laws with its ordinance that requires gun owners to report lost or stolen guns.
The National Rifle Association is suing Lancaster and two other cities claiming the cities' ordinances do not comply with state law that prohibit municipalities from adopting laws that regulate the ownership, possession, transfer or transportation of guns and ammunition.
The Pennsylvania General Assembly approved a bill last year that allows third parties -- meaning those not directly impacted by a city's gun laws -- to challenge the ordinances in court. It went into effect last week.
Jonathan Goldstein, an attorney for the NRA makes his argument on Friday's Smart Talk.
Hear a previous Smart Talk featuring Lancaster Mayor Rick Gray and NRA Pennsylvania Liaison John Hohenwalter here.
Also, we'll hear what guidelines municipalities do have to enact ordinances that differ from state law. John Gedid, Professor Emeritus of Law and Founder of the Law and Government Institute at the Widener School of Law joins us.
In addition, WITF's Ben Allen speaks with Public Source reporter Jeff Benzing about their investigation into funding for the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Services. Public Source reports the agency gets one-fourth of the funding it request from the state.
Finally, WITF Capitol Bureau Chief Mary Wilson will have the Capitol Week-in-Review.
What to look for on Smart Talk Thursday, January 15, 2014:
The cities of Harrisburg and Lancaster are being sued by gun rights groups over their local gun ordinances.
Pennsylvania has long barred local municipalities from enacting gun laws that restrict the ownership, possession, transfer or transportation of guns or ammunition.
Several municipalities across the state -- mostly cities -- adopted laws anyway saying they were needed to reduce gun violence or illegal guns.
The Pennsylvania General Assembly approved a bill last year that would allow gun owners who aren't impacted by the local ordinances to challenge them. That law went into effect last week.
As a result, the National Rifle Association is suing the city of Lancaster and Texas-based U.S. Law Shield is going to court against the city of Harrisburg claiming the cities' gun ordinances violate state law.
One of the local laws being challenged requires gun owners to report lost or stolen guns.
Lancaster Mayor Rick Mayor joins us on Smart Talk to respond.
Also, there's excitement in central Pennsylvania's arts and education communities over the long-awaited re-opening of the Susquehanna Art Museum at 1401 North Third Street in Harrisburg's Midtown. There's a new exhibition that marks the occasion too.
Appearing on the program are Laurene Buckley, Executive Director, Susquehanna Art Museum and Lauren Nye, Exhibitions Manager.


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Already planning to lay off 900 workers from shipbuilding yards in Louisiana and Mississippi, Northrop Grumman Corp. reports that an additional 1,000 jobs in Louisiana and Mississippi will be lost to attrition, according to a report on GadsdenTimes.com. Since a hiring freeze was started last summer, 400 vacant positions have gone unfilled following resignations and retirements. The company said it expects to eliminate another 600 jobs through attrition within 12 months. On Monday, the company reported that it will lay off about 900 workers, mostly welders, over the next four months. Those layoffs are on top of 120 drafters and designers laid off from Northrop shipyards in January.
Marinette Marine Recall of Employees
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Aker Maritime To Eliminate 350 Jobs, 250 More By Year-End
Norwegian offshore supply firm Aker Maritime officials have announced the elimination of 350 jobs out of 1,070 at its Aker Verdal yard and said that the company would probably lay off 250 more workers from the yard by the end of 1999. "The decision is in line with plans announced earlier, and reflects a lower level of activity and depressed market prospects for the yard," officials said.
Hanjin Union Ends 190-Day Strike
According to a report from The Chosun Ilbo, the labor union of Hanjin Heavy Industries and Construction's shipbuilding unit agreed on June 27 to end a strike that has lasted for over six months. The company will not rehire laid-off workers, but will compensate them if they voluntarily retire. Both sides also agreed to drop the legal cases against each other. Source: The Chosun Ilbo
Labor, Maritime Business Coalition Urge Congress to Avoid CR
A bipartisan coalition urge Congress to pass a Defense Appropriation Bill to avoid another Continuing Resolution (CR) & Sequestration. A bipartisan coalition of labor unions and maritime business owners affiliated with the Shipbuilding Council of America have jointly sent a letter to congressional leaders urging them to pass a defense appropriations bill and avoid sequestration cuts before the Navy begins widespread lay-offs and cancellation of ship maintenance on February 15, 2013.
Aquatic Completes First Carousel Project
Aquatic Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd, an Acteon company and subsidiary of Aquatic Engineering & Construction Ltd, inform it has successfully completed its new carousel, the AQCS-01-1500 maiden project. Aquatic partnered with integrated subsea services provider Kreuz Subsea on the project. The carousel was successfully used to install 9.7km of 218mm diameter umbilical in the South Belut field offshore Indonesia for ConocoPhillips
Outboard Marine To Lay Off 1,000
Boat manufacturer Outboard Marine Corp. said on Tuesday it plans to reduce its worldwide workforce by about 1,000 employees, or about 14 percent of its staff, and retained an investment banking firm to evaluate strategic options. The company said the moves to reduce costs and improve focus on key business segments are necessary to offset softness in the company's operating performance, which resulted primarily from material supplier problems in the engine division along with a recent
Nichols Brothers Resumes Work
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NOIA President Drilling Moratorium Job Losses
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Singapore: Maritime Firms Opting for Foreigners
Singapore's perceived shortage of qualified, competitive maritime staff has come more evident, as foreign applicants often pip Singaporeans. A report from The Straits Times says that employers in the maritime sector say that foreign applicants often pip Singaporeans to the job because of a sense that they are more willing to work under the tough conditions in the industry. Last week maritime company Prime Gold International was barred by the authorities from
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Selected fares from Gdansk to Berlin
Departure | Arrival | Travel dates | Round-trip |
GDN | BER | Mon, Aug 3 - Mon, Aug 10 | $116 |
GDN | BER | Mon, Aug 3 - Mon, Aug 10 | $246 |
GDN | BER | Mon, Aug 3 - Mon, Aug 10 | $276 |
GDN | BER | Mon, Aug 3 - Mon, Aug 10 | $278 |
GDN | BER | Mon, Aug 3 - Mon, Aug 10 | $3,443 |
Gdansk and Berlin airports and terminals
Airports in Gdansk , PL
Rebiechowo (GDN)
Distance from City Center: 7.8 miles
Terminals and carriers for flights from GDN to BER
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Tegel Airport (TXL)
Distance from City Center: 4.9 miles
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Distance from City Center: 11.1 miles
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...Berlin hotel with conference facilities near airport and attractions.... The Mercure Airport Hotel Berlin Tegel is located immediately east of -- and a free shuttle bus ride from -- Berlin Tegel... More
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Airports in Gdansk
Cheap flights from Gdansk are easy to find when you use the search features of Orbitz.com. With Orbitz.com, you can quickly locate and book flights and rental cars with just the click of a mouse. In Gdansk, the main airport serving international travelers is the Lech Walesa Airport. It's located about seven miles northwest of the city. The airport is named after the former Polish president and labor organizer, Lech Walensa. A number of domestic and international airlines fly out of the airport each day, including Air Berlin, Scandinavian Airlines, Ryanair and Lufthansa.
Parking at the Airport
There are drop-off areas in front of each terminal designated as "kiss and fly" zones. Parking is free in these zones for up to 10 minutes. In addition, there are short-term, medium-term and long-term parking areas near Terminal 1.
Transportation to the Airport
By car or bus, the drive from downtown Gdansk to the airport takes about 20 minutes. In heavy traffic, travel time can extend to half an hour or more. The city operates several bus lines that transport passengers to the airport on a daily basis. One of these bus lines also stops at the primary train station. If you're arriving by train from the countryside, you'll have no trouble making it to the airport quickly.
Restaurants at the Airport
While waiting for your departure, you'll have several options to satisfy your hunger. Papa Bistro and Restaurant Gdansk are both located in the main hall, and you can quench your thirst at Voyage Café or the Fly Bar. When you book cheap flights from Gdansk with Orbitz.com, you'll have a worry-free trip.
Airports in Berlin
There are two primary airports serving arrivals to Berlin. They are Tegel Airport and Schonefeld Airport. Visitors to Berlin can search Orbitz.com for budget flights to Berlin. Tegel Airport is located inside the city limits of Berlin, while Schonefeld Airport is located just outside the city and primarily services low-cost airlines.
Transportation in Berlin
Travelers arriving at Tegel Airport can take a BVG bus line and make a connection to the S-Bahn or U-Bahn to reach their final destination. Travelers arriving via Schonefeld Airport can take the Berlin Schonefeld Flughafen railway station. The RE AirportExpress train also offers a direct link to the downtown area in Berlin. The train runs every 30 minutes.
Weather Information for Berlin
The best time to visit Berlin is during the summer. High temperatures during the summer months average in the low 70s. Spring and summer months in Berlin are typically mild to chilly with temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s. Winters in Berlin are often quite cold, with temperatures reaching into the low 30s. Light snowfall may also take place between December and March.
Destination Highlights in Berlin
Berlin offers a vast array of sights to see, including a host of museums. There are also many art galleries and historic churches to view. Among the most popular sights to see in Berlin is the remaining section of the Berlin Wall, which is situated along the River Spree. Other popular attractions include the Berlin Zoo, German Parliament Building, and Tierpark Garden. The travel planner tool on Orbitz.com makes it easy to quickly locate budget flights to Berlin.
Interesting facts about flights from Gdansk to Berlin
- 1 direct flights are operating from Gdansk to Berlin today.
- Today's average time for a direct flight is 1h 0m.
- airberlin flight 8481 (4:50 AM GMT, De Havilland DHC-8 Dash 8-400) is today's earliest available flight from Gdansk to Berlin.
- airberlin flight 8481 (4:50 AM GMT, De Havilland DHC-8 Dash 8-400) is today's latest available flight from Gdansk to Berlin.
- Today's shortest direct flight from Gdansk to Berlin (airberlin flight 8481, De Havilland DHC-8 Dash 8-400) takes 1h 0m.
- Today's longest direct flight from Gdansk to Berlin (airberlin flight 8481, De Havilland DHC-8 Dash 8-400) takes 1h 0m.
- Flights from Rebiechowo (GDN) to Schoenefeld Airport (SXF), Tegel Airport (TXL) are available for this route.
Flight schedule for flights from Gdansk to Berlin on Sun, Feb 1, 2015
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SAS Scandinavian Airlines/SAS Scandinavian Airlines | SK1758/SK1673 | GDN | 6:15 AM | TXL | 9:55 AM | 319/320 | 3hr 40min |
airberlin | AB8481 | GDN | 10:50 AM | TXL | 11:50 AM | DH4 | 1hr 0min |
airberlin | AB8483 | GDN | 6:45 PM | TXL | 7:50 PM | DH4 | 1hr 5min |
SAS Scandinavian Airlines/SAS Scandinavian Airlines | SK760/SK1677 | GDN | 3:45 PM | TXL | 8:30 PM | CR9/320 | 4hr 45min |
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"We enjoy this delicious Iraqi recipe. It gives turnips/rutabaga/swedes a delicately sweet taste and a lovely hue. Modified from, Delights from the Garden of Eden by Nawal Nasrallah. NOTE: If using the small real white and purple type of turnip do not leave to soak in the water date syrup mixture after cooking as they may become waterlogged."
Serving Size: 1 (267 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 2
"I've been checking out Middle Eastern cookbooks at our local library on a regular basis and athe recipe I found in one of the books and was very interested in trying was this. The recipe was prepared using small rutabagas and turnips. They were cut into wedges then the wedges sliced vertically down the center to within an inch of the bottom. I reduced the water/dibs down to a thickish syrupy liquid and to about 1/4 cup being sure *not* to burn. Plated then drizzled the dibs syrup over the veggies. My husband said the taste reminded him faintly of poached pears. No bitter taste and it was a perfect balance of flavors. Don't omit the salt. Thank you, UmmBinat for posting the recipe! Will make again very soon! Reviewed for Veg Tag/March."
"It took me a while to find date molasses, but it was worth the effort, 'cause I think the end result was so much better tasting that if I hadn't had it! I also increased the amount by half & we had a wonderful tasting veggie dish, & one that my vegetarian son & DIL would enjoy, I know! Thanks for sharing it! [Tagged & made in Please Review My Recipe]"
"This is so good! I couldn't find date molasses so I used regular molasses. I just love this recipe, especially since I love turnips!"
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