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Countyshire in Lincoln, NE
Located in northeast Lincoln, Nebraska at 4300 Cornhusker Highway, the Countyshire apartments and townhouses provide residents with convenient, comfortable living. Cherry Hill Companys Countyshire property offers unique 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom apartment home ranging in price from $465 to $630, which includes water and trash services. There are six floor plans ranging in size from 640 to 1,020 square feet. Convenient, comfortable, and reasonably priced that is Countyshire.
Minutes from restaurants, major retail stores, and supermarkets, Countyshire residents experience stress-free living. Year-round residents enjoy the Countyshire lifestyle. From lounging by the pool in the summer to walking down a freshly cleared sidewalk on a cold winter morning, Cherry Hill Company ensures that Countyshire residents can enjoy life while we take care of the details. -
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- Cat Friendly
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- Dawes Middle School
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Restaurant of a Grand Chef Relais & Châteaux in the country. France,Garons
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Unique in the world: The île flottante with Provence truffles on a velouté of Cévennes cep mushroons and the "écrin des gourmandises Alexandre"
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With exceptional cuisine and an inviting and sophisticated interior crafted by the artisans of the Gard region, the Restaurant Alexandre is a unique place. Grand Chef Michel Kayser has perfected the art of pleasing the palate. The pleasures of the table are enhanced by the elegantly arranged food, the special aromas of seasonal products skillfully prepared and paired with wines tended and nurtured in the Languedoc-Rousillon. The île flottante with Provence truffles on a velouté of Cévennes cep mushroons and the "écrin des gourmandises Alexandre", a selection of desserts, are both not to be missed. A passionate chef, Kayser imbues the restaurant with his own values as he takes you on a culinary journey through deeply-rooted southern cuisine.
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DirectionMotorway A54, exit Garons-Aéroport, towards Nîmes. The restaurant is 500 m away on your right, indicated by a signpost.
AirportsNîmes 2 km / Montpellier (Intl) 58 km
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Dwight Howard wrong in SVG saga
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When Stan Van Gundy revealed two weeks ago he was told by Orlando Magic "management" that Dwight Howard had requested that he be terminated, Van Gundy verified what many had already long suspected, despite Howard's repeated denials. The charade appeared to be over.
This drama resurfaced Thursday after an Orlando-area TV station WKMG reported Howard called Orlando Magic owner Rich DeVos to tell him he will not play for Van Gundy anymore. ESPN has not confirmed the report. Multiple league sources also have disputed the report, as have Howard's representatives.
Whether or not Howard did call DeVos, it is troublesome to see a player and coach associated with this kind of public back and forth. The news was not nearly as shocking as much as Van Gundy's candor two weeks ago. The idea that players can possess the power to have their coach fired flies in the face of conventional wisdom. However, it does happen from time to time in different manifestations. But should it happen?
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My LO already has one tooth. He was sick over the weekend (vomiting and such, got it from day care) well I took him back I daycare yesterday and they called at 1pm and told me I get him bc of diarrhea. So I'm home with him again today and have had 2 blowouts and cheeks are flaming red. I'm thinking the diarrhea is from teething... Anyone else have experience with this? Is it like this all the time? If this happens with every tooth then how are we going to ever keep him in daycare!?
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Our LO also gets diarrhea when he has a cold from swalling the snot we can't get out...it might be that. Our day care doesn't send them home if they are having blowouts though, only if they have a fever.
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I Ook him o the doctor a week ago when he was throwing up and she said its a virus. It will work its way out. She said watch for signs of dehydration and fever. He has not had a fever and has been acting happy for the most part. He has now been fighting this thing for a week! I will probably call the Dr. Today and see if there is anything I should be doing differently. Poor baby! :(
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Sandra Bullock had lunch with the woman who helped her win an Oscar, Leigh Anne Tuohy, and Leigh Anne finally got to meet adorable baby Louis.
"She said, 'Here he is, what do you think? You better like him,' and I could eat him with a spoon," Leigh Anne says of their first meeting in an interview with Access Hollywood and The Billy Bush Show.
"He's the most beautiful little baby," Leigh Anne continues of 4-month-old Louis Bardo. "I just had lunch with them Saturday. He's got eyes that have wisdom. I could just stare at him all day."
Speaking about her very famous friend, Leigh Anne said, "I need her more than she needs me. She tends to be a sounding board for me. She is one lady that exudes character and integrity."
And Leigh Anne has faith that everything will turn out well for her friend. "I love her immensely," she says. "She will weather this storm and I'm sure other ones, as we all do."
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Welcome to Magical Memories Condo in the Disney area! Our lower level condo offers a comfortable place to relax and unwind after an exciting day visiting Mickey and the gang at any of the Disney parks which are only minutes away.
This newly renovated three bedroom, two bathroom condo
provides you and your family plenty of space to feel at home while on vacation
here in the Kissimmee area. The large master bedroom has a king bed, a patio looking out at a wonderful wooded conservation area, a spacious and bright private bathroom, a 32" television, as well as a walk in closet. The second bedroom features two twin beds, a roomy walk in closet, and a 22" television with a built DVD player. The third
bedroom has a comfortable queen size bed, a spacious closet, and a 22" television with a built in DVD player.
Should you require more sleeping area, the living room boasts a full
size sleeper sofa. All told, the condo can accommodate up to eight guests.
The kitchen is fully equipped so you can manage meals at the
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The spacious, comfortable living room has everything you
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Cable is provided along with free wireless internet. The 42" television and DVD player can provide
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televisions are HDMI compatible so you can hook up your own computer and watch
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calling throughout the US and Canada.
Burnell is a real estate agent and property manager here in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. Tracey works in logistics for one of the largest Co-operatives in Canada. We have lived here in Saskatoon for many years. Our kids are nearly grown so we spoil our dogs most of the time now.
"Having travelled to the area a few times, we fell in love with the area. We find the people friendly and welcoming. We were looking for a place to spend more time when we get away from our cold winters. Although we both work full time, we are getting to a point where we can spend more and more time away from the cold weather in the winter. This has provided us with that opportunity."
Activities and attractions in Disney Area Central Florida Activities in the Orlando/Kissimmee/Disney Area
* Disney Parks - Epcot, Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom, Hollywood Studios
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* Sea World, Discovery Cove and Aquatica
* Wide variety of dinner theaters
* Many attractive golf courses
* Busch Gardens in Tampa
* Tampa Bay Devil Rays Major League Baseball
* Daytona Raceway
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"The property is quiet. The wooded area behind keeps you away from the noise of the street traffic. I really like that there is space to get together as a family or those moments when you just need a little space after a long day. Sitting on the balcony in the morning with a cup of coffee is really a great way to ease into the day."


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Emma Roberts heads to a party yesterday(June 30th) in Silverlake, CA. Check out the HQ candids below!
In regards to my meeting Emma story still waiting on my photos(should have went to Walgreens for 24 hour service) but I went through Wal-mart since in there everyday so if I don't hear from them by Monday I am going to be very upset with my store! Thanks for your patience!
Since there isn't nothing new at the moment, I went back and added some candids that didn't have in 2011 plus a set from 2012. Check out new official and random Twitter/Instagram photos, including a new Tyler Shields' image as her profile photo!
Actors Emma Roberts and Liam Hemsworth got to work on the set of Empire State in New Orleans, Louisiana on June 20, 2012. Check out 3 HQs below!
Getting a short break from her filming duties for Empire State, Emma Roberts meets up with a girlfriend yesterday(June 10th) and has lunch on the patio of a local eatery in Feliz, CA. Check out candids below!
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Armanino Family Cellars
A family-owned winery that released its first Pinot Noir and Cabernet Sauvignon with the 2006 vintage. The Pinot Noir grapes are sourced from Amber Ridge Vineyard in the Russian River Valley, Doctor's Vineyard in the Santa Luia Highlands and La Encantada Vineyard in the Sta. Rita Hills. Head Pinot Noir Winemaker Chris Nelson has an impressive background, having worked at Lynmar Winery in the Russian River, Dry River Winery in Martinborough, New Zealand, and Araujo Wines in Calistoga. The wines are sold on the website and quickly sell out. Articles About Armanino Family CellarsReviewed Wines2010 Armanino Family Cellars The Pintail Doctor's Vineyard Santa Lucia Highlands Pinot Noir 15.2% alc., $55. · Moderately dark reddish-purple hue in the glass. Complex array of aromas including dark berries, briar, wine cellar, violin case and bark. Rich and burly, with copious amounts of sweet, sappy dark berry fruits complimented by a subtle hint of oak. Smoothly textured with mild tannins and some fruit-driven length on the finish. A bit monotone, but hard to ignore the vigorous fruit. Good. Reviewed October 2, 2012 ARTICLE » 2010 Armanino Family Cellars The Ringneck La Encantada Vineyard Sta. Rita Hills Pinot Noir 14.8% alc., $55. · Moderately dark reddish-purple color in the glass. Very modest and shy nose slowly revealing delicate aromas of cherry cobbler, dark red berry jam and oak over time. Mouth-filling core of sweet blackberry, black currant and black cherry fruit wrapped in modest tannins, finishing with a thrust of intensely flavored fruit. Good. Reviewed October 2, 2012 ARTICLE » 2010 Armanino Family Cellars The Whitewing Amber Ridge Vineyard Russian River Valley Pinot Noir 15.1% alc., $55. · Dark reddish-purple color in the glass. Bright and inviting aromas of fresh black cherries, black raspberries, black grapes and oak spice. Full-bodied flavors echo the nose with added nuances of dark chocolate, cola and oak. Creamy in the mouth with reserved tannins, finishing with a black cherry theme. Good. Reviewed October 2, 2012 ARTICLE » |
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SEE? This is the kind of person you need to find, and they DO
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Now, lauralei, please tell me what you would do if your client took to ringing a bell at you at every whim?
PROFESSIONAL like lauralei know how to get patients past that "Can I still cause an effect on my environment?" insecurity that tends to manifest in making loved ones hop for our entertainment. It is not about being mean or ignoring them, it is helping them to feel secure that you WILL be there when they DO need you, to a level where they stop wondering if you will show up when they ring the bell THIS time... It is hard to become an old person, start losing your independence, start needing care from people you always were responsible to care for...
"Tough love" some call it, but you have to "set boundaries" to borrow a bit of psychobabble.
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With over 50 years experience as a professional HVAC contractor, Staats Service Today is Peoria's most trusted name in heating and cooling.
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Called about getting a window AC unit repaired under warranty a month ago after being directed to Staats by the manufacturer. Even though the build-on date was well within the warranty period, I was told they couldn't help me because I didn't have the receipt. After a month of run-around from Lowe's, receipt in-hand, I called Staats again. This time I'm told they no longer service these units. And the woman on the phone sounds like she could give a rip less and that I'll have to 'call the manufacturer and ask if there's anyone else that can help me. Service is in the name, but certainly isn't something that I received to any degree.
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Recently spent $75 on these guys to be told the fridge was low on refrigerant. The guy they sent out doesn't work on the sealed system. They then wante another 400 to find the leak. After that the repairs would be an additional X amount. In addition they didn't honor the coupon from the phone book. Having dealt with Mike Staat over the years I am suprised he allows his name to be used by the current owners. In addition the lady on the phone was rude when my wife tried to discuss her concerns. To bad you can't give a "thumbs down" rating.
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Is Freedom A Jewish Virtue?
Are you on the freedom bandwagon yet? Celebrations of the concept of freedom seem to be permeating the cultural-political zeitgeist these days. Stephen Spielberg's movie "Lincoln," which tells the story of President Lincoln's efforts to pass a Constitutional amendment banning slavery, just received a leading 12 nominations for best picture of the year. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, in which we celebrate the birth of the great civil rights hero who helped lead African Americans in their struggle for freedom from racial oppression, is just around the corner (January 21).
And have you seen the Piers Morgan-Alex Jones interview yet? In a clip that has gone viral, Jones, a radio talk show host and gun enthusiast, launches into a vitriolic tirade about guns, freedom, and potential revolution that makes one wonder how he qualified for a gun permit in the first place.
All of this happens to be coinciding with the time of year in which Jews read the Exodus narrative. At first glance, it appears to be perfect timing. After all, the story of God's deliverance of the Israelites from slavery to freedom formed the moral and linguistic basis for Kin''s civil rights oratory and is inextricably intertwined with Western society's development of a natural right to liberty (which underlies both the 13th Amendment and gun owner's claims to liberty from government intrusion into gun ownership). Continue reading
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Women's Voices: The Path to Religious Freedom
Is it kosher to listen to Neshama Carlebach in concert? Go to an opera where women are singing solos? Enjoy the latest production of "Fiddler on the Roof"?
Based on traditional rabbinic law, the prohibition known as kol isha (literally, "a woman's voice") is based on a verse from the Song of Songs 2:14: "For your voice is sweet (arev) – and your appearance pleasant (naveh)." It has had the Orthodox world in yet another gender-driven debate.
Turning that verse inside out in order to protect the men from the allure of a female voice and the transgression of the laws of ervah ("nakedness"), a man was prohibited from praying or studying Torah in the presence of a singing woman.
The essence behind hearing a woman's voice is not solely its intrinsic sensuality, as many halachic authorities have indicated, but the functional concern that it might distract a man from his concentration on prayer or study.
Although liberal Jewish communities around the world do not adhere to the strict interpretations of kol isha, in Israel it has become an issue of religious rights for men and women on both sides of the debate.
Last September nine religious soldiers, in obedience to the Kol Isha prohibition, walked out of a mandatory Israel Defense Forces (IDF) training course because it included women's singing.
An IDF committee was formed to study the issue and make a recommendation about how to handle this military insubordination in light of this religious law. The decision? The army required all soldiers to remain at these mandatory training sessions regardless of the kol isha prohibition.
The religious authorities who have jurisdiction over the Kotel have framed their opposition to women publicly praying at the Western Wall around the kol isha prohibition. Since 1967, women's collective voices at the Kotel have been silenced. In December 1988, Women of the Wall was founded to secure women's rights to hold and read the Torah in public in the women's section of the Western Wall. Each month on rosh hodesh, the group meets and prays at Robinson's Arch, the place designated by the authorities in 2003 for women's public prayer.
The Psalmist encouarges us to "lift our voices" (Pslam 147) and to "open our mouths" (Psalm 144) to declare God's glory. Our voices are our instruments towards religious freedoms. Let us find the path together as we sing God's praises, male and female in one united voice.
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Which Reminds Me of ….
There is an old joke about the itinerant maggid (preacher) who would go from town to town and give a public sermon. He was a passionate speaker and developed quite a reputation. The only problem was that he had only one good sermon for Parashat (Torah portion of) Korach. This was quite troubling as he was asked to speak in many towns on different weeks of the year and the expectation was he would speak on the weekly Parashah.
So what would he do? As he began his talk, he would "accidentally" knock his Bible off the lectern, bend down to retrieve it and declare, "Oy, the earth has swallowed up the book which reminds me of when Korach and his followers were swallowed up by the earth", and proceed to give his Korach sermon.
To rehash the role and importance of memory in Judaism is not needed. However, there is a quality of "which reminds me" that is a staple of traditional Jewish life. This is true of our sacred texts. It is quite common in Talmudic literature to see later debates being described as manifestations of earlier ones. Debates about particular issues are analyzed in what might first appear as not easily related other debates. There is a mode of thinking that draws on the tradition and earlier contexts. While you are a voice in the discussion, you are only a voice. The conversation requires many voices over time. Your creative input is welcomed and desired in the broader context.
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Woe to Their Wives
When stories are told, we sometimes see them through the lens of the characters, sometimes from the vantage point of the omniscient narrator, and often from a combination of the above. This week's Torah reading presents a fine example of this. This is shaped in part by a Midrash, the result being of that which looks on the surface as a laudatory moment contains within it much greater moral complexity.
Numbers 11:26-29
26. Now two men remained in the camp; the name of one was Eldad and the name of the second was Medad, and the spirit rested upon them. They were among those written, but they did not go out to the tent, but prophesied in the camp. 27. The lad ran and told Moses, saying, "Eldad and Medad are prophesying in the camp!" 28. Joshua the son of Nun, Moses' servant from his youth, answered and said, Moses, my master, imprison them!" 29. Moses said to him, "Are you zealous for my sake? If only all the Lord's people were prophets, that the Lord would bestow His spirit upon them!"
There are many questions here including the identity of the lad and the sudden appearance of Eldad and Medad. This passage and its larger context deserve much study.
There is a powerful contrast between Joshua and Moses. What Joshua sees as a threat to Moses by Eldad and Medad, Moses views as a cause for celebration. The capacity of Eldad and Medad to prophesize is a sign of their greatness and is not to be viewed as an act of rebellion against Moses. Moses is happy for others to share the spirit of God.
But the story does not end here. The Midrash picked up by Rashi describes the following scenario. "R. Nathan says: Miriam was beside Zipporah (Moses's wife) when Moses was told that Eldad and Medad were prophesying in the camp. When Zipporah heard this, she said, "Woe to their wives if they are required to prophesy, for they will separate from their wives just my husband separated from me."
For Moses's wife, the achievement of prophecy is a tragedy. Her fear is for the wives of Eldad and Medad. To be the wife of a prophet as great as Moses is to be abandoned by her husband. Moses has experienced so much of the presence of God that he can never return to his tent and be intimate with his wife. Zipporah understands that Eldad and Medad are indeed a threat, but not to Moses, but rather to their families and wives in particular.
It is this very complexity and mixture of viewpoints that draws me to Torah. However the attraction cannot only be to the pleasure of reading the text. Rather moral questions must emerge from Torah as well. Who suffers for my spiritual success? As I strive for meaning and purpose do I leave anyone behind in the wake? Through whose lens do I properly judge a situation? Torah calls me to face these questions. And rabbis should ask them on a regular basis.
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There Are Places I Remember…..
An Orthodox rabbinic colleague Rabbi Zev Farber recently posted on Morethodoxy a piece on the experience of place women have in Orthodox synagogues. He concludes his post with: "Rather my aim here is the underlying message that our synagogues are sending to women. We all want to remain true to halakhah and create a synagogue environment where men and women thrive, but I fear that without addressing the underlying message of women not really being in the room, instead of creating a home for all Jews, we are creating a men's club."
In response to this, I posted a comment to him "While I share the sentiments here, I am wondering why Rabbi Farber has written what is essentially a thirty or forty year old dated post, including the Flintstone and Ozick references. My fifty two year old wife would vigorously nod in agreement and my age seventeen and twenty seven daughters' eyes would glaze over and say deal with it". (My twenty four year old is a less frequent synagogue attendee, but the one she attends less frequently would be Orthodox.)
It is interesting where we draw our lines in the sand. My daughters would never put up with being denied equal access to Jewish text, but are more at peace with ritual inequality or difference. They do not harbor a secret desire to put on tefillen. As my daughter put it "Why would I? Nobody in my community does".
I am left to wonder why this is the case. What changed between my wife's generation and my daughters'? I think part of the answer is that my daughters are the beneficiaries of those women and men who came before them and fought the battles, created the learning environments and opened up the doors of the Beit Midrash. What is striking is that the ritual practices per se are not the issue. The fact that their voices can now be heard appears to be critical. They are not silent but engaged participants in the debates of Jewish life. If they are not bothered by not being able to read Torah, it is because their voices can still be heard in the Beit Midrash actively engaging our sacred texts.
In a different vein, but I think not unrelated, I see a liberal approach to social issues. On the one hand they are committed to Taharat Hamishpacha (family purity laws) and there was no question my daughter would cover her hair after her wedding. However my sense is that on issues confronting their gay friends, my daughters simply want their friends to be happy in whatever relationship they are in.
In acquiring a voice and becoming active learners, these young Orthodox women are at peace with their place in the synagogue. They love the best of the Orthodox community, but they retain their moral voice. As committed to halakhah as they are, they retain their sovereign self.
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Stand in My Cycling Shoes, Please!
A few days ago I was on my way home from work on my bike when a passenger in a passing car yelled to me, "Are you trying to get yourself killed?" It was jarring. I was obeying traffic laws and being as hyper-careful and thoughtful as possible. I have learned that when you are cycling on the suburban New Jersey roads near my home, anything less is very risky and foolish. So what was this guy's problem? He was more than just an obnoxious North Jersey driver. He was a member of a more selective club – offensive, selfish drivers who put the lives of cyclists at risk.
Once spring weather settles in, I tune up my bike and use it as a primary means of transportation, weather permitting. I not only love the experience of a good ride, but I feel that cycling helps me to live my values. While getting great exercise I am also taking my car off the road – burning less fossil fuel and doing my own little part in relieving the traffic that plagues our New York metropolitan area. The least I would expect from the motorists who pass me is that they allow me to share the road.
This morning I took advantage of beautiful weather and set out early for an extra long ride. Riding on the quieter, beautiful roads away from the main town roads, I was sad when an ambulance sped past. I said a prayer for the person who needed to be whisked so quickly to the hospital. A little while later, as I passed another ambulance, I worried once again for the wounded or sick person whose morning was broken with their emergency. But when I passed a third ambulance a while later, my imagination kicked in. I prayed that the person inside was not a cyclist.
Our rabbis taught that we must not say that we are relieved that we are not the victims in an emergency, since that implies that we are not sympathetic to the person who is truly suffering. So I rebuked myself for such a selfish thought. I prayed once again for healing for whomever was in the ambulance.
But I came by this fear honestly. Just a couple of weeks ago a 25-year-old man was critically injured while cycling (hit by a car) just a mile from my house on a road I often need to travel. We live in an area that lacks shoulders on many of the roads, and harried drivers speed by, sometimes carelessly. A distracted driver can, God forbid, be a disaster for a cyclist. Even as it has become more and more common to see bicycle commuters all over the area, motorists are no more sensitive to our experience.
Last year I was coming to a stop at a light near my house, along with a few other cars. Suddenly, a large rock landed in front of my bike. It had come from one of the cars stopping at the light, from which a guy whom I never saw shouted at me. Luckily it didn't hit me and, since I was stopped, the rock didn't obstruct my travel. This was the worst of what I have experienced, thankfully! But it is very common to be jarred by passing motorists who honk or yell because they don't like sharing the road with a bike (even though the road is not blocked — as I ride far to the right.)
What values are they living? Surely, they lack an appreciation for the need to "Love your neighbor as yourself" (as we learn from this week's Torah portion in Leviticus 19.) They are too self-absorbed to realize that the best way to build a peaceful, caring society is to "stand in each other's shoes" and respect each other's needs. I can only pray that these lessons aren't learned through tragedy.
A local group is sponsoring the second annual "Bike to Work Challenge." I proudly display my certificate from last year's challenge on the wall in my office. Thankfully, there is activism for raising cycling awareness. But the power to change our society resides with everyone. Some kindness, compassion, thoughtfulness and patience would go a long way toward helping all of us.
To all of the motorists who give us space and share the road – Thank You! We are all doing our part in making our world better.
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The blessings of a mixed multitude
A few weeks before I began rabbinical school, I took a vacation and went to visit my in-laws where they were volunteering in the Peace Corps in the Ukraine. Although it was far from the first time I had traveled overseas – I had done quite a bit of traveling actually- visiting the Ukraine was quite different to any other experience I had had.
To travel to Ukraine, one had to apply for a visa, which was not always granted; Ukraine was still a relatively closed country, and did not welcome outsiders. It is a beautiful and interesting place, and we stayed for about a week, visiting different cities, meeting with people, talking to the people my mechutonim (in-laws) had been working with – all lovely. But after a day or two, something struck me as odd. I couldn't quite place my finger on it, but as the week progressed, I finally realized what it was: there was an extreme regularity about people's appearance. The relatively closed borders had resulted in a population where there were only a few facial types, skin shades only within a very narrow range (and of the rosy-cheeked variety that one reads about in fairy tales, but I had rarely seen in actual people), and so on.
Growing up in an urban area of the South Atlantic seaboard, I was used to seeing people of all sorts of colors, shapes, ethnicities; people who had immigrated in their own lifetimes or their parents' or grandparents'. But in Ukraine, I saw none of that. Except, occasionally, I might see someone who looked different: they were easy to point out as "not Ukrainian."
Until that trip, I had never really understood antisemitism. Not that I hadn't experienced it – even in urban areas, we were still a location where one might encounter the sort of person who upon getting to know me might mourn, "you're so nice, it's such a shame that you're going to hell," or ask to examine my horns. But I never really understood what it meant for a person to live in a society where physically, they stood out as "other," to the extent where they could be pointed out in the street. And when I suddenly grasped this in Ukraine, it was a bit of a revelation.
When the Israelites left Egypt, the Torah tells us that there were 600,000 men, plus children, and also an erev rav, a mixed multitude, went with them. This term, erev rav, later came to have a variety of connotations, not necessarily good ones: some commentators blamed this group for the Israelites straying after the golden calf. But the Torah makes no claims about who these people are at all.
I like to imagine that among them were the now-elderly Shifrah and Puah, the midwives to the Hebrew women who refused to slaughter Israelite sons, and whom, the Torah tells us (Exodus 1:21), God rewarded. I expect that among this group were also other, non-Hebrew, slaves. Perhaps there were also Egyptians, neighbors and friends of the Israelites, or those who simply could not endure the oppression of the Pharaoh towards the Hebrews, and were glad to leave.
Whoever these people were, the Torah, after announcing their presence, goes on to remind us that while foreigners and hired servants who are not circumcised and part of the Israelite family do not eat the Passover sacrifice, if a person joins the community and the males of that family are circumcised, they become fully part of the community and partake of it. Moreover, whether they do or not, "there shall be one Torah for the citizen and for the stranger that lives among the Israelites (Exodus 12:49), that is one law, one justice, the same for everyone.
Until recent times, and in some places to this day, nationality is, indeed, a racial or ethnic category. In some places, it's easy to point out who belongs, and who looks different, who isn't "one of us." But for Jews, this isn't – or at least, ought not to be- the case. Jewish law insists that one who takes on our practices, who goes through conversion and lives by Jewish law is a full member of the family, regardless of color or origin. Jews who make a distinction between converts and natal Jews, or because someone doesn't "look Jewish" are, in fact, in violation of Jewish law.
But, I don't think it's enough to stop there. In some parts of the Jewish community great care is taken to physically separate themselves from non-Jews, or from Jews who practice in different ways. It is true, that this has some effect in preventing exogamy, and thus increases the number of Jewish grandchildren. But it also misses the point. If Judaism has a mission, then surely that mission involves engaging with the world, and offering to it some of our gifts. But before those of us in liberal communities get too comfy, let me add that that separation doesn't always take a physical turn. It is also a form of separation to use fear of the other as a fundraising tool, or to refuse to engage with others whom we fear.
When the Temple in Jerusalem was destroyed, we ceased to offer sacrifices, and so there is no sacrifice partaken at the Passover seder. When we eat a seder meal, we invite in to eat "all who are hungry" in remembrance of a rabbi who opened his house to the hungry every night at the time of the Talmud. We invite all who wish to partake of a Passover meal. In earlier times, that was surely only and always other Jews, but today, it's likely to be quite the erev rav. Many, if not most, of us have non-Jewish relatives. We invite non-Jewish friends who are curious about the seder, or moved by the story of the exodus. While the rabbis of past generations often saw non-Jews as a threat, or a seduction, today, in America at least, they are family, neighbors, and friends.
The Jewish community spends a great amount of time and money worrying about assimilating ourselves out of existence, but we often forget that that threat is there only because we are part of the fabric of every day life. More than tolerated, we are part of the American family.
In a place where everyone looks alike, and you can point to the person who looks different and say, "she's the outsider," there could once again be pogroms. And we are not done with that in the US either; as we have seen from recent events, being black in America is still "different," and still dangerous. And of course, not everywhere is equally heterogeneous. But we are also not the Ukraine. If nothing else, America is a great erev rav, where everyone looks different, and whatever risks there are in that, we live in great blessing, where the Jewish community itself comes in a rainbow of colors, through marriage, conversion and adoption, and no less so are we part of a country where people from everywhere, of all colors, with a thousand different accents, live more or less in harmony.
Are we done with learning to get along? Not quite. Not completely. But it would be a mistake to think that we haven't gained a great deal by mixing with our neighbors. I love the fact that at my seder table always has non-Jewish friends, people who look differently, think differently. I don't fear my neighbors, no matter what they look like. We forget what an incredible blessing that is. In running the risk of getting mixed up, we also gain perspectives we never could have gotten from staying separate. There is holiness in separation, and we should continue to recognize our distinctions, but those distinctions are only relevant when we are among others with whom we can compare and discuss them.
This Passover, I'm feeling blessed not only in having been redeemed from Egypt to serve God, but I am thankful that I live in a place that when I walk down the street, I can see so many different kinds of faces, and God in all of them.
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Torah as Food
If you've ever walked down the condiment aisle of a grocery store, you've probably been overwhelmed by the ever-expanding number of varieties of mustard or salad dressing. But for some reason, ketchup has stayed essentially the same since it was created. How come?
According to Malcolm Gladwell, what makes ketchup so amazing is that it hits all five of the basic tastes at once — we get sweet, sour, bitter, salty and umami (that proteiny, full-bodied taste in chicken soup and soy sauce). There really aren't many other foods that hit all five. So the reason ketchup has stayed the same is that it encompasses all five of our major taste-senses.
And in fact, that's the reason kids like ketchup so much. When they're faced with a new and potentially scary food, they can use the fact that ketchup gives us everything we need in order to make this new food palatable.
So the "essence" of ketchup seems to be two-fold. First, it encompasses all the major taste-senses. And second, its universality allows it to be an outstanding complement to a whole range of foods, providing stability and comfort when we are faced with a new taste.
How is Torah Like Food?
The rabbis often made comparisons between Torah and food. It's not hard to see the connection — in the Rabbis' mindset, both Torah and food provide sustenance, both are seen as gifts from God, and both help give us strength.
But it's not just the idea of "food in general" the Rabbis focused on. They often looked at very specific foods (and usually ones that everyone ate, and knew some facts about), and asked, "How is Torah like this particular food?"
For example, when children start to learn Hebrew, the teacher is supposed to put a dab of honey on each letter. Why? Because "Torah is as sweet as honey." Notice that the focus is on the main aspect of honey –when we're comparing Torah to honey, it doesn't really matter that honey is made by bees, or that it takes a long time to make, or there's always a little extra drip that you have to find a way to get off the spoon. No, the Rabbis want children to focus on the sweetness of honey, and hope that Torah feels just as sweet in their mouths.
Torah as a Fig-Tree
Let's look at another example — this time using a food we don't know as much about. Rabbi Hiyya bar Abba compares Torah to a fig tree and asks, "How is Torah like it?"
"Why are the words of Torah like a fig tree? As a fig tree yields its fruit whenever it is shaken, so does Torah always give us new teachings whenever it is repeated." (Eruvin 54a)
What is the "essence" of a fig tree that allows it to be compared to Torah? Because the more you shake a fig tree, the more figs come down. So just like a fig tree, the more we grapple with Torah ("shake it," if you will), the more insights will come out of it. In fact, we can find something specific about almost any food — its "essence" — and we can try to ask, "How is Torah like it?"
So even though this may border on the heretical, let's ask: how is Torah like ketchup?
How is Torah like Ketchup?
We certainly know a lot more about ketchup than we do about fig trees, and as we've seen, the Rabbis had no problem comparing Torah to a wide range of foodstuffs. And the eternal and universal nature of ketchup certainly has echoes of what Torah could be. So how is Torah like ketchup?
My own suggestion is this: ketchup does not stand on its own — it is always used in conjunction with another food. And no one has succeeded in changing ketchup because it gives us everything we need taste-wise. We need its stability in order for us to branch out and explore a wider variety of foods.
Similarly, Torah does not stand on its own. It is to be used in conjunction with what is happening in our own lives. And the eternal nature of Torah (we've been studying it for 3000 years!) can help us evaluate the new information that comes out every day.
So how is Torah like ketchup? Because just as ketchup encompasses all we need, but needs to be used as a companion to another food in order to be fully utilized, so too does Torah encompass all we know, but needs be used as companion to our life experiences in order to be brought into this world.
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I Don't Go To Brooklyn
Cruising on Fifth Avenue one day, a taxi is hailed by a man standing on the corner. Entering the cab, the man says, "Take me to the Palmer House."
"The Palmer House?" says the cabbie. "That's in Chicago."
"I know," says his fare. "That's where I want to go." "I'll drive you to Kennedy," says the cabbie. "You can fly."
"I'm afraid of flying."
"Then I'll drive you over to Grand Central and you can take the train."
"No, the train takes too long and besides, then I'd have to get from Union Station to the Palmer House."
"If I drove you all the way to Chicago it would cost a fortune. Twice a fortune, because you'd have to pay for me to deadhead back to New York."
"That's OK, I can afford it. Here's a few hundred dollars now. I'll pay the rest when we get there."
With no further argument to make, the cabbie drives out of Manhattan into New Jersey and then connects with the Pennsylvania Turnpike, thence to the Ohio Turnpike, the Indiana Turnpike, and finally the Skyway into Chicago. He takes Stony Island to 57th Street, where he turns onto Lake Shore Drive. He drives north as far as Congress, cuts over to Michigan Avenue, goes north again until he can pull over to Wabash, drives back one block south, and screeches to a stop in front of the Wabash entrance to the Palmer House-after two days and one night of nonstop driving.
The passenger peers at the meter, gives the cabbie several hundred dollars to cover the fare and a decent tip, and then opens the door to step onto the sidewalk.
Before anyone can close the door, two women who have been standing at the curb slide into the back seat. Before the startled cabbie can speak, one of the women says, "We want to go to an address on Flatbush Avenue."
"Uh-uh, lady," says the cabbie. "I don't go to Brooklyn."
While you may have to be a New Yorker to fully appreciate the joke, the truth is there are many places we are willing to go and also some to which we refuse to venture. Some places we refuse to go based on principle, while other places we may be scared to approach. Sometimes there are borders or boundaries that may actually prevent us from going forth and other times we may not realize that all we have to do is gather up some courage and move forward.
This past week I had the opportunity to speak with students at a local university. There were two rabbis and each of us was asked to describe our formative moments in our Jewish development. What stood out for me was my first rabbinic position as the associate director of Hillel at major Midwest university. I was fresh out of eight years at Yeshiva. My boss was a Reform rabbi. Working with him and the hundreds of students I met forced me to move from having some deep commitments to issues to also having deep responsibilities to people. When issues became people, things became much more complex. Boundaries may have expanded or in some cases contracted, but they became rooted in genuine human experiences. My responsibility was no longer only to the issue or ideology, but to the person as well.
In traditional congregations, an additional Torah portion will be read this Shabbat known as Parashat Parah-or Red Heifer Shabbat. To enter the Sanctuary or later the Temple, one had to be in a state of religious purity. If one had encountered a dead body, even in a circumstance of burial and fulfilling a commandment to look after the dead, one would become ritually impure. You would require a sprinkling of the ashes from the Red Heifer as part of the ritual purification process. To cross the sacred boundary in an impure state would result in karet, spiritual excision.
What are the boundaries worth crossing? What borders should remain closed? When might our desires to be embracing of others open up doors for us. When do we say we cannot go there? What are the limits of the sacred we should not cross?
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Some Purim Torah
Those of us who fall under the general rubric of "believers" may feel a sense of God's presence in our lives at most, if not every moment, and others may find God hidden or seemingly absent much of the time. This experience of God's absence probably goes back to time eternal and the Bible records how our ancestors confronted it. Much has been written, and much will be written as people of deep faith continue to face this question.
One of the much discussed themes of Purim is this hiddenness of God in the Book of Esther. I will not attempt to add anything new to this theological concern, except to point out something that emerges from the mitzvot/practices of Purim.
After describing the mitzvot of Purim which include reading the Megillah, giving gifts to the poor, gifts of food one to another and have a festive meal, Maimonides (Mishneh Torah Laws of Megillah 2:17) adds:
"It is preferable to spend more on gifts to the poor than on the Purim meal or on presents to friends. For no joy is greater or more glorious than the joy of gladdening the hearts of the poor, the orphans, the widows, and the strangers. Indeed, he who causes the hearts of these unfortunates to rejoice emulates the Divine Presence, of whom Scripture says, "to revive the spirit of the humble, and to revive the heart of the contrite ones" (Is. 57:15)"
Maimonides reminds us that while all the mitzvot of Purim are binding, gifts to the poor should be of greatest importance. What is striking is his use of the idea that to support the poor is an expression of imitating God. This is a theme expressed in a number of areas by Maimonides (see my previous post Hysteron Proteron for one example). While Jewish law has its specific applications in all areas, we who follow the law should also be a certain type of religious personality whose goal is to lead a life in imitation of the Divine. Thus when I come to Purim, I must observe all its practices. The serious religious personality who understands that they must be seeking to emulate God, will pursue supporting the poor to a greater extent than the other mitzvot.
While I have no illusion that Maimonides intended this, supporting the poor on Purim (and any other time as well) is a way of addressing the problem of God's apparent absence. On Purim I "emulate the Divine Presence, of whom Scripture says, "to revive the spirit of the humble, and to revive the heart of the contrite ones". While God's absence may and perhaps should bother us theologically, it in no way can hamper us morally and ethically. I must always act as if I am in God's presence, seeking to emulate all that God does.
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mletrav, you must live in San Francisco : ) I knew exactly what you meant by "Marina Style" apartment, but I think that only people in SF would get it ;-)
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We've recently finished putting an addition on our home and we have both crown and base molding.Although it can be very expensive (we also added them both to the rest of the house) it looks gorgeous and adds so much to the decor.....
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We have base molding. I like crown molding but it simply doesn't go with the design scheme of my home.
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In our 1912 "marina style" flat, we've got basebaords and picture molding, which I love. Many of our walls are painted soft white, but the ceilings are colored, with the color extending down to the (white) picture molding, which I think is a nice, subtle way to include color. And then there's trim around windows, doors, etc, not to mention some built-in bookcases. All in all, I'm pretty pleased, although I've thought about adding chair rails or panel moulding in some rooms.
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In my Edwardian condo we have built-in consoles with leaded glass, crown molding, baseboards, box-beam or cathedral-cornered ceilings, doorframes with crown molding, beadboarding in the kitchen and bathrooms, and wainscoting in the dining room with a ledge 3/4th up.
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In my Edwardian condo we have built-in consoles with leaded glass, crown molding, baseboards, box-beam or cathedral-cornered ceilings, doorframes with crown molding, beadboarding in the kitchen and bathrooms, and wainscoting in the dining room with a ledge 3/4th up.I LOVE old house charm! :-D
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we also have beautiful crown molding, and molding much like the one in the pic, above our fireplace. The molding is white, and we painted the room a deep chocolate brown, so it really makes all the molding pop. people thought we were crazy to paint the living room such a dark color, but with all of the white molding, it really works!
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My house that I am closing on later this month has a chair rail on one wall in the bedroom, and we are going to try to complete it.
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We have both baseboard and crown, as well as moulding around every window and doorway (going to be a HUGE painting task). It was a built-in perk, but our condo isn't very old.
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Thom Bierdz and Ian Buchanan Appear in New Episode of 'Old Dogs & New Tricks'
on Friday, March 15, 2013 @ 5:35 PM
As we reported last week, "General Hospital's" Ian Buchanan (Duke Lavery) is currently part of a four-episode arc on the web comedy "Old Dogs & New Tricks," which follows the misadventures of four middle-aged gay friends in West Hollywood. He now has two episodes under his belt, meaning half the fun is yet to come!
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Susan Flannery To Ian Buchanan: Yes To 'Old Dogs!'
on Monday, March 11, 2013 @ 11:23 AM
The web comedy "Old Dogs & New Tricks" is in the midst of its second season, and guess what? Not only is "General Hospital's" Ian Buchanan (Duke Lavery) popping up on the series as Christoph, a Hollywood photographer who becomes a romantic alternative for one of the show's leads, but it was "The Bold and the Beautiful's" Susan Flannery (Stephanie Forrester) who convinced him to join the show!
On Friday, March 1, during the east coast broadcast of ABC's "General Hospital"" (2:00 – 3:00 PM ET/11:00 AM – 12:00 PM PT), fans of Jack Wagner (Frisco Jones) will be able to chat live with the soap star as he discusses his characters quest to win the heart of ex-wife Felicia (Kristina Wagner). In the episode, Frisco reiterates his intention to win Felicia back, and later Felicia confides her quandary to Duke (Ian Buchanan), who urges her to face the problem head on.
'General Hospital' People Magazine Cover in Honor of 50th Anniversary
on Wednesday, February 20, 2013 @ 1:01 PM
The last time People Magazine offerred a collector's edition of a soap opera was in September 2011, when the mag celebrated the life and history of the then canceled "All My Children." This time the magazine is celebrating the continued life and history of "General Hospital" with a special 50th Anniversary collector's edition that finds Luke and Laura Spencer (Anthony Geary and Genie Francis), Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms), Sonny Corinthos and Brenda Barrett (Maurice Benard and Vanessa Marcil), Duke Lavery and Anna Devane (Ian Buchanan and Finola Highes), and Jagger Cates (Antonio Sabato Jr.) gracing the cover.
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The Tale of Two Duke's? Ian Buchanan Returns to ABC's 'General Hospital'
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After promising that today's episode of "General Hospital" was "not to be missed" as the series has "been keeping a huge surprise under wraps," executive producer Frank Valentini got some good news today as the big reveal began trending worldwide just a short time ago. While live tweeting along with thousands of others, fans of the daytime drama series learned that actor Ian Buchanan had returned to the ABC soap after a 23-year absence. Of course, Soap Opera Network broke the story on Thursday, August 23.
Rumor has it that Ian Buchanan, who just completed his run on NBC's "Days of our Lives" yesterday as Ian McAllister, is heading back to ABC's "General Hospital" after a 23-year absence. Buchanan was last seen in 1989 as Duke Lavery on the soap, but the character was killed off in 1990 while portrayed by actor Greg Beecroft.