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What Happens After June?
This past month, we shared stories of LGBT and Jewish Pride.
We heard from Jordan, who reflected on how his LGBT identity influences his Jewish identity.
We heard from Val and Alexandra, two students who are proud of being exactly who they are.
We heard from Ailsa, who showed how finding a community gave her the strength to find herself.
We heard from parents who support their children and raise them with Jewish values.
We heard how as we celebrate, we must also keep fighting.
And as we heard these stories—and many more—we saw the community watching, listening, and learning. What happens when Pride ends? How can we keep the idea of full LGBT inclusion on the mind and in the hearts of the Jewish community now that June is over?
What will you do to keep Pride alive for 11 more months?
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See How Boston Celebrates Pride
This weekend Boston celebrated Pride and Keshet marched through the streets with a rainbow chuppah. Take a look at a few of our favorite moments from the parade—including a proposal. (And, check out our list of pride events happening throughout the country—let us know how your community is celebrating! Be sure to download some of our signs and check out our Pride resources!)
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Pack Your Bags & Hit the Road for Pride
It's June, which for many means it's vacation time. Things slow down at work, the kids aren't at school, and the opportunities are endless. If you're looking to fit a little Pride celebration into your vacation, look no further. We've got the lowdown on Jewish organizations across the country, and how they are celebrating LGBT pride. (And, if we've missed anything, let us know!)
JUNE 22, 2014 Rainbow Shadows: Celebrating Family with Shadow Puppets
In honor of SF Pride Month, join shadow puppeteer Daniel Barash for a performance and puppet-making workshop that celebrates family in all its diversity.
JUNE 25, 2014 LGBT Rights in Africa: A Voice from the Frontlines
AJWS Global Circle and The Young Adult Community at Congregation Emanu-El
invite you to join us for an evening of appetizers and activism.
JUNE 27, 2014 Pride Freedom Seder at Congregation Sha'ar Zahav
Join Congregation Sha'ar Zahav for our Seder and celebrate Pride Weekend with us, as we read the words of our community from our own Pride Haggadah.
JUNE 27, 2014 Shabbat Picnic at Trans March
Join Keshet and Glitter Kehilla for a Shabbat picnic at Trans March. Come meet some new folks, eat some tasty food, and celebrate Trans March!
JUNE 27, 2014 Congregation Beth El's LGBTQ Pride Shabbat – with Chardonnay!
Celebrate summer and LGBTQ Freedom and Pride at our festive Shabbat evening. Come at 5:30 pm for the first of our seasonal Chardonnay Shabbats – enjoy a glass of wine or juice, refreshments and schmoozing!
JUNE 27, 2014 Pride Shabbat at Congregation Netivot Shalom
Congregation Netivot Shalom invites you to celebrate their inclusive community. At this Shabbat, they'll celebrate the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer community. Please bring a kosher potluck item to share.
JUNE 29, 2014 March with Keshet in the Pride Parade!
Like LGBTQ Jews? Like Keshet? Show your support by marching with us at Pride! RSVP for more details.
JUNE 20, 2014 Pride Musical Shabbat Service and Picnic in the Park
Join your friends for Keshet's annual Pride Shabbat Picnic at Cheesman Park. This year Pride Shabbat will be co-sponsored by our friends at B'nai Havurah, the Denver JCC, and Judaism Your Way!
JUNE 22, 2014 March with Jewish Community Pride!
Join your friends at Keshet and many other local Jewish community organizations to show your pride and support of the LGBTQI Jewish community!
JUNE 22, 2014 Out of the Closet Concert
Enjoy a unique musical program of music from American singers, lyricists and composers who are both closeted and out of the closet.
JUNE 21, 2014 Pride Shabbat
Join us for TBZ's 4th Annual Pride Shabbat. Friday night service at 6:30pm and Shabbat morning at 10am. This event is open to both TBZ members and the community at large.
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JUNE 20, 2014 Gay Pride Shabbat Services at Temple Emanu-El
Shabbat Celebration with compelling stories, incredible music, and meaningful prayer.
New York:
JUNE 27, 2014 Pride Kabbalat Shabbat Service with Guest Speaker Hon. Bill De Blasio, Mayor of the City of New York, introduced by CBST member Cynthia Nixon
Pride Shabbat is at the heart of New York City's Pride celebrations! Come early to get a seat!
JUNE 28, 2014 Pride Shabbat Morning Services and Pride Multi-Generational Picnic
Join CBST for our Pride Shabbat Morning Services – Liberal Format on Saturday, June 28, 29 Sivan at 10am, at 57 Bethune Street.
JUNE 29, 2014 NYC's Gay Pride Parade
The LGBTQ Jewish community along with their families, friends, and allies will be marching in the NYC Gay Pride Parade under the Mosaic of Westchester Banner. Please join us in the celebration!
JUNE 28, 2014 Marching in Houston Pride Parade
Keshet Houston will be marching in the 2014 Houston Pride Parade for the first time. People from across the Jewish community are invited to join us!
JUNE 27, 2014 Pride Shabbat at Temple Beth Am
TBA is delighted to host this year's city-wide Pride Shabbat! Open to the entire Jewish community, and is a celebration of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Jews, with their friends, allies, and families.
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A Story of Fatherhood
Growing up Colin Weil never doubted that he'd have the family he wanted—a husband and kids.
When I called Colin last week, I explained to him that Keshet was looking to celebrate gay, Jewish dads for Father's Day. "Great!" was his animated response. "I love celebrating, and I love being celebrated!" His enthusiasm didn't dwindle as we chatted away about how he became a father, his co-parenting story, and how he has begun showing Jewish values and LGBT pride to his young daughter.
Colin's story of fatherhood is rooted in a pride of his own LGBT identity—and he appreciates how lucky he is. Coming out to his family in the late 1980's could have gone poorly, but his family and friends have always accepted him. Colin joked that his mom, Sonya Michel, a women and gender historian who co-wrote The Jewish Woman in America alongside Paula Hyman and Charlotte Baum, would have been disappointed if she didn't have a gay son.
When Colin hit 40, he was single and ready to seriously think about kids. Over the next few years he considered surrogacy, but found it wouldn't be the right fit for him. Three years later a mutual family friend introduced Colin to a single, straight woman who was also contemplating having children. They were set up on, what Colin called, a "blind co-parenting date." Over the next few months they emailed, called, met, and even went to couples counseling as they thought about becoming co-parents. Their daughter Stella was born in February of 2011.
Colin shares custody of his daughter. He lives in New York City's West Village, which he calls "pretty much a Nirvana" for being a gay, Jewish parent. He's spent the past few years exposing his daughter to aspects of LGBT culture, while also immersing her in Jewish traditions. His lullabies for Stella have ranged from rock n' roll, to children's songs, to traditional Jewish melodies. Every Shabbat they light the candles together. Stella's mom comes from an interfaith background herself—so Stella is immersed in aspects of Jewish traditions, celebrates Easter and Christmas, and benefits from having a mother who identifies as a bit of a Jew-bu.
Colin's co-parenting situation might seem unique—it did to me. Well, until he put it in terms that are really quite easy to understand, "it's as if we got divorced before ever getting married." When I asked Colin if his family had been accepting of his parenting choices he told me that they very quickly accepted his decision. After all, parenting was always part of his plan. "I never stopped assuming that just because I was gay that I wouldn't have what the rest of my family has—kids."
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Bringing a Rainbow (Cheesecake) to the Holiday Table
Next week marks the holiday of Shavuot. This holiday, which is celebrated seven weeks after Passover, marks the giving of the Torah. For a wide variety of reasons, Shavuot is celebrated by eating dairy. One reason I've heard is because having the Torah is as sweet as milk and honey. I've also heard that upon receiving the Torah the dietary laws of kosher became immediately clear –and the only dishes around were dairy dishes.
Regardless of the rational behind it, eating a whole lot of dairy has become the common practice for celebrating Shavuot. To celebrate the occasion I gathered a group of friends to try baking a rainbow cheesecake. Too often the LGBT experience isn't accounted for in the Jewish community so what better way to introduce the idea of inclusion than by bringing some literal rainbows to the table?
To start things off we found a recipe for tie-dye cheesecake from the Disney Chef. Here's what you'll need to get started:
- 1 package red velvet cake mix (plus ingredients to make it)
- 1 1/2 lb. cream cheese
- 1 1/3 cup sugar
- 5 large eggs
- 16 oz sour cream
- 1/4 cup flour
- 2 tsp vanilla
- 2 tsp lemon juice
- food coloring in primary colors to make red, orange, yellow, green, teal, and purple.
Start by preparing the red velvet cake. You'll find the directions on the package of cake mix.
After it's mixed, pour 1/3 of the red velvet cake batter into a 9 inch springform pan. Then, go ahead and bake it according to the directions on the box. You can also make cupcakes with the rest of the batter, so nothing goes to waste.
Next comes more mixing. Set your electronic mixer to low and beat the cream cheese until light and fluffy.
Add sugar, a little at a time, and beat until creamy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well.
Add flour, vanilla, lemon juice, and sour cream and mix.
Next divide the batter evenly into 6 bowls. Use food coloring to create your colors of the rainbow.
Next, spoon the colored batter over the red velvet cake (which should still be in the springform.) You can either try to layer the colors, or create a mosaic of colors when you spoon the batter onto the cake. Leave 3/4 inch of space (at least) between the top of the batter and the top of the pan.
If you've gone with the mosaic pattern (like we did) and you want to create a tie-dye effect (like we wanted to), use a toothpick to slightly swirl the batter.
Place in the middle of the top rack of the oven and bake for 1 hour and 15 minutes.
An important thing to know about the baking process — it will take a while. After the initial baking time of an hour and 15 minutes has passed, prop open the oven door and leave the cake in the warmed oven for an additional hour. After that hour has passed, remove from the oven and allow it to cool to room temperature. After that, you're still not ready to eat it. Refrigerate the creation for at least 12, but ideally 24, hours. Then…. enjoy!
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Finding a Place to Immerse: 10 Years of Marriage Equality in MA
This Saturday marks the ten-year anniversary of marriage equality in Massachusetts. At Keshet we've been celebrating by inviting members of the community to share their reflections on how far we've come—and how far the country has to go.
Yesterday Mayyim Hayyim, a progressive, reinvented mikveh (ritual bath) in Boston, posted a reflection penned by Cindy Kalish, a self-described "Kosher Lesbian Jew."
Cindy's story runs parallel to many of the reflections we've shared in this past month—10 years ago she first immersed in a mikveh as a "lesbian bride" about to be married in Massachusetts. Yet, her story is marked with struggles and frustrations—before being welcomed at Mayyim Hayyim she was summarily rejected by other mikvehs. Prior to finding a welcoming and open space at Mayyim Hayyim she was even told, "Well, clearly you would not be able to immerse in the mikveh as we provide a KOSHER mikveh and your lifestyle would unKOSHER the mikveh."
Looking back ten years to May of 2004, Cindy recalls feeling as if it was no coincidence "that both Mayyim Hayyim and marriage equality in Massachusetts were born at the same moment in time." As she entered the mikveh ten years ago, as the mikveh guide declared her ritual "kosher," Cindy felt a "sense of peace and hope and renewal and pride. Pride in being a Kosher Lesbian Jew."
Cindy shared the prayer that she wrote—and recited—before her dip in the mikveh waters ten years ago. Her prayer was deeply personal, as she reflected on her upcoming marriage and the love she felt for her daughter. Her prayer was also universal, calling for strength for the future from a truly holy place. She prayed,
"I believe that you are a G-d who loves deeply – who loves me for the Lesbian, Jew, Mother, Daughter, Sister, Friend, Lover, and Partner that I am and strive to be. Please help me to have the strength to endure whatever challenges come our way and please give me the ability to enjoy every beautiful moment in life – and the ability to enjoy the present without being consumed with worrying about what the future holds."
Ten years ago it was hard for Cindy to find a mikveh that would welcome her. Ten years ago the only state that would allow her marriage was Massachusetts. We still have a long way to go before we can truly call our Jewish community, and our country, equal and inclusive. But, Cindy's story gives us something to celebrate. Mazel Tov on ten years of marriage, Cindy!
(Read more of her story over at Mayyim Hayyim's blog.)
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From Our Table to Yours: Rainbows & Matzah
After the fun we had with Rainbow Hamantaschen, it seemed like the gauntlet had been thrown. At the Keshet office we began to wonder: would it be possible to find some way to make a rainbow food for each major holiday? The challenge was on. The brainstorming began. Would it be matzah ball soup, with each matzah ball a different color? A rainbow of gefilte fish? A mix of dips and spreads in ever color imaginable?
Even though Passover is a holiday already pretty full of traditions and ritual, I thought it would be okay to try something new. So, I turned to my friend Stephanie, and together we came up with Rainbow Chocolate Covered Matzah.
The goal was simple: take a plain ol' piece of matzah and jazz it up, rainbow style. With that in mind, we created our recipe, one that was well within the dietary restrictions of Passover, while still allowing for a little rainbow fun.
So, here's what you'll need:
- Six 1/2 cups of white chocolate chips (a 1/2 cup for each color created),
- A box of matzah,
- A small splash of milk (as needed for drizzle consistency) per color,
- A box of food coloring,
- A spoon for the drizzling and/or a basting brush for painting,
- & a small sauce pan to melt the chocolate.
Your first step is to place the first 1/2 cup of white chocolate in a small sauce pan over a low heat. You'll want to stir pretty constantly, because you don't want the chocolate to burn. While you're stirring splash in a little milk- just enough to help give the chocolate that proper drizzle feel.
Once you're feeling good and melted, add food coloring to the chocolate for your first batch of color. The amount of food coloring is up to you, just be sure to make it bright!
To transfer the colored chocolate to the matzah, we went with two different rainbow-ing techniques: the Jackson Pollock drizzle and the more solid stripe technique. For the drizzle, you'll simply use a spoon to start covering the matzah in your own crazy pattern.
For stripes, use a basting brush to slowly paint on a solid strip of color. Once you've got your red color on (whether it be stripes, drizzled, or both) repeat the process with each color of the rainbow.
Be sure to wash your sauce pan, brush, and spoon between each color, and keep on painting!
We weren't honestly sure which technique would prove successful—or if we'd end up with a big ol' mess on our hands. However, they both turned out pretty fantastic.
So go ahead and give our Rainbow Matzah a try! It's as delicious as it is fun to make. Send us photos of your process and finished product!
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Day of Silence: Why You Won't be Hearing From Keshet Today
One day each year, students across the country pledge to take some form of silence in order to call attention to the silencing effect of anti-LGBT bullying and harassment.
Learn how your Jewish community can support Day of Silence.
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Day of Silence and the Power to Speak
When she was only in sixth grade, Caroline came to Keshet with an idea: organizing an official Day of Silence at her middle school as her Bat Mitzvah project. She spoke at the Keshet Cabaret this month about her involvement with GLSEN, her passion for Day of Silence, and her own coming out.
Caroline continues to be an outspoken advocate against LGBT bullying. To learn more about Day of Silence resources for your Jewish community, visit the Keshet website.
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Adventures in Rainbows & Hamantaschen
A few weeks ago a recipe started making rounds on the Internet. Not just any recipe, but a recipe for hamantaschen with rainbows. I'm no baker, but I knew I needed to give these a shot. Truthfully, I've never really been that excited about hamantaschen. I stay silent when debates about the best of Jewish food turn to the cookie. Yet, I appreciate the symbolism and the history behind the pastry. These triangle shaped cookies represent the villain of the Purim story, Haman. I'm a little fuzzy on the details, but the way I remember the story it has something to do with Haman being pretty uncool towards the Jews, and Esther and Mordechai saving the day. Because of all of that, we eat pastries that resemble the tricornered hat Haman wore.
Well, if we're going to be celebrating a holiday where someone saves the day by standing up and declaring their hidden identity, it seemed like celebrating with rainbows made sense. I'm an amateur in the kitchen, so I figured if I was going to do this, we could take this adventure together.
I knew Kitchen Tested's recipe was the only one out there suggesting rainbows, but as a pretty basic baker, I thought I'd start someplace easier. I went with with JewishBoston claimed to be "The Easiest Hamentashen Recipe on the Internet."
- 4 eggs
- 1 cup oil
- 1 1/4 cup sugar
- 2 teaspoons vanilla
- 3 teaspoons baking powder
- 5 1/2 to 6 cups flour
- 1-2 small jars baked good filling (apricot, prune, cherry, poppyseed, etc.)
Before we get too much further, I'm going to go on the record here—we will be using chocolate chips as filling. This isn't up for debate. If there is an opportunity to bake with chocolate, in the Rozensky family, we take it.
Because we're going to be making these rainbow style, you'll also need food coloring. Gel-based food coloring is your best bet for making bright colors and not making the dough too sticky.
To make the dough, you'll want to first mix together eggs, oil, sugar, and vanilla. I borrowed a friends standing mixer, which I recommend, if only for the fact that you feel very important using such a fancy kitchen implement. After your eggs, oil, sugar, and vanilla are properly mixed up- add the baking powder and flour.
Next, you're going to separate the dough into six sections. While wearing rubber gloves, knead food coloring into each of the sections of dough.
I wore a Wonder Woman apron while baking, which I recommend if you're feeling less than confident about your abilities. Getting the food coloring uniformly into the dough took the longest in the process. It was also the messiest part, since no matter what I did I seemed to contaminate the colors. I just stuck with my mantra ("This is just for fun. Rainbows are for fun.") and I managed to make it through.
The next step was to roll out each individual section, and to stack them in a 9″ x 4″ pan. Midway through the baking process I realized I didn't have a rolling pin, but managed to do just fine by substituting in a can of tomato soup.
After I created the amazing rainbow loaf, it was time to put the dough in the freezer for a half hour.
For the next step, you cut a narrow (1/8 inch thick) slice of dough. I completely own the fact that I was beyond amazed that the dough seemed to look the way it was supposed to look. To make your hammentaschen, you'll want to use a cup or a circle cookie cutter to cut a circle in the middle of the dough.
Next up, you'll put your choice of filling in the center of the circle, and fold the sides up into a triangle shape.
Bake the Hammentaschen for 15 minutes at 350 degrees, and you'll end up with a fantastic rainbow way to celebrate Purim.
Let me be the first to wish you a Happy Purim from Keshet! If you're in the Bay Area, be sure to check out the Gender Schmear: our Bay Area LGBTQ Purim party. And, if you find yourself celebrating Purim with a few rainbows, be sure to send us your photos!
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I agree. I'm not usually fan of fanwanky unnecessary explanations (like the nuTrek comics trying to explain why Khan is British now or the ENT novel that tried to explain why TOS looks less advanced than the NX-01),
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As for the topic, while I love "fanwank" (but I HATE that "word"), I agree that an explanation for the Klingon forehead ridges was unecessary.
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Has Capers been fired yet? If not they won't be re-making their line.
They might be foreced to re-make their defensive line if Capers is there or not. There's always some team which will be looking at a guy like Raji and think they can do more with him than the Packers did.
I doubt if the Packers will re-sign Jolly now that he's had this surgery.
I can see Pickett coming back because no one else will want him. -
BigRay, haven't you been paying attention to the blogges here that KNOW EVERYTHING? It's not Capers, it's the players. And it's not the guy picking the players, it's the injuries...or sun spots, or something. I can't keep the excuses from the homers straight anymore. Just know that they are right, you are wrong, and we aren't the Cleveland Browns...so shut up!
solorider...You seem to be new here so just so you know, BigRay is actually a JS employee who posts these ridiculous posts just so people like you will answer. More posts, more ad dollars for JS. Understand?
rote I don't care who BigRay is, JS employee, troll, or GM for Chicago Bears. If anyone makes a comment that makes sense, I will support it. If they are lapdog homers, I will question them.
Oh, and by the way Ray you're a troll. Not that I think that, but that's what some posters here call anyone with an opinion other than theirs. I'm just saving one of them the trouble of posting it and the rest of them patting themselves on the back for doing so.
Gentlemen (and rote), On behalf of all trolls I commit to you and all our fellow trolls to endeavor to persevere! I stand proudly with the troll forefathers Franklin, Washington and Jefferson, Lincoln et al who like me had the courage to stand up for what is right and true even in the face of criticism and threats to their personal safety! God Bless American and God Bless the Troll!
There will be no re-making Packfan...TT will simply swap our current fat, unathletic, unmotivated guys for some other fat, unathletic unmotivated guys.
And who would know more about fat, unathletic, unmotivated guys than BigRay?
kc's husband?
I'm guessing you kc old fella
Well I'm not the one who identified the species. BigRay and Shivas, a perfectly matched pair. Do nothings, never have done anythings, sit on the sidelines and complain. No jobs, no service, no thoughts, no nothing.
LOL, RAY and Shivas getting roasted. Burnt troll stinks!!
i wish you were our defensive coordinator you're so smart please handle the draft too
Feel the burrrrrrrrn!
Sorry, BigRay. Capers is in, but you are fired. I mean fired as a troll. We need trolls with pithy, ironic, clever comments. Spend a few years in the minors and come back when you are ready. ;-)
I'd rather see Jolly, bad neck and all, on the D line over BJ Raji. Provided he's cleared to play of course.
This isn't Marquette basketball. The Packers don't need criminals like Jolly around
Yes, this isn't the Guv'nor's office...
Marquette basketball? They have one of the highest graduation rates of their basketball players for a strong D1 program. Yes, a few guys had some run-ins with the law, but unfortunately that happens everywhere these days.
The Packers don't need Brent Favre, his trailer trash family, and his jock-sniffing groupies around, either.
You're a dick, favreaholic. The guy made a mistake and is re-building his life. Move out of your glass house.
he and Daniels where the only 2 DL..by the way mr.farve,yes he took drugs too..
not crystal meth...
Jolly didn't take crystal meth either
oh yeah he did that and more
And you know this because-------
Jolly = "Purple Drank". Glad it's behind him.
And not just a user BUT a dealer!
I hope he makes it back. Despite his past you have to root for a guy that battled addiction, paid his debt to society, and worked his way back to an NFL roster. His contribution was not only physical but he brought a much needed nasty attitude to the D-line.
Despite what some people say he is a role model for all those that fall into a life of crime because of chemical dependency and want to get out of it. He proves there is a light at the end of the tunnel for those people.-
Stop. He is no role model.
i think he's an excellent role model.completely agree with old66
of course you do
I give him credit, too. Hell, I know tons of people addicted to cigarettes who can't quit. This guy quit an addiction to codeine. But just like smokers, the question I will never get an answer for is why do people start this crap in the first place? If you don't start, there's nothing to get addicted to.
No one has ever answered that for you, PackfanNY? It's simple - it feels good! Some things just at first, some things always...
Love to see him hit rock bottom and then take responsibility for everything and rise above it. Good for him.
Leptodea ... In 201, we have all the information we need regarding the traps of taking stuff that "feels good". The bottom line for me is, people have to stop living for the moment and think before they do stupid stuff. And they have to remember that when they ruin their own lives, they also destroy the lives of people around them who care about them.
I have zero sympathy for people who get addicted on drugs they started using to get high. I've seen too many people that have done that. In Jolly's case, he's one of the lucky ones -- so far. But he's got the rest of his life to fight those urges, and I can't help but wonder how he'll manage when he's no longer in the NFL without the support they give hm. I hope he can keep clean, but I have my doubts. -
PackfanNY, I don't think he was lucky to beat the addiction, it was through faith, perseverance, and support. Everyday of his life he has to wake up and go fight the urge. I hope he can make it after NFL life.
I agree that he used those things to help him beat his addiction. But he was also lucky, because many people have tried to do it that way and have failed. I hope he can stay clean, too.
Nobody beats an addiction with luck. It takes hard work, dedication, discipline and a supportive environment. What the unforgiving always overlook is that everyone, for the most part, will leave prison. They can leave angry and unchanged or they can leave committed to staying clean. Props for those, like Jolly, who appear to be in the latter camp.
beating an addiction with luck.
good luck with that.
it's safe to say PfNY has never seen what an addict has to go through to overcome their addiction. nor how they got there in the first place.
on top of what KC said, you overcome an addiction with astronomical emotional support, refocused/redirected energy, an incredible amount of mental strength and the willingness to endure an unbelievable amount of angst and introspection.
that doesn't come by luck.
ever. -
NY -- Do you feel the same way about smokers? Haven't we known about the dangers of tobacco for decades, and yet people continued to smoke or start smoking? Don't their eventual health problems deeply affect their families and society in general? Yet, don't we celebrate when one of them quits?
Are you without faults of any kind? Is your diet and weight perfect? Do you exercise like you should? Are you a perfect coworker or parent? Do you volunteer in your community and/or church?
Show some compassion? If life is one-mistake-and-you're-out, none of us would have made it past grade school. -
Mostly, yes, yes, yes, yes and yes, yes...besides don't compare failing to get enuff exercise with being a junkie and dealer...u look silly.
I'd love to see Jolly back. He showed glimpses last year of the defensive force he was becoming before the legal issues. Given his locker room presence, an offseason of team workouts, and some better players around him, he could be a huge asset next year
What I love about Jolly is that he is a no-nonsene guy. Plays hard, makes plays, doesn't complain, earns the respect of his teammates and plays thru injuries, unlike others (ahem B Jones, Raji, Perry). I'd love to see him back if the doctors clear him. Also, D'Qwell Jackson is now a FA. Supposedly Broncos are meeting with him. TT step up. Time to cut B Jones. Bring in a guy with some grit, one who is one of the tackling leaders in the NFL the last 5 years.
Not going to happen. Thompson is down at the Art Institute of Tennessee scouting a slow, undersized, often-injured LB to sign as an undrafted FA to help shore up the ILB position.
Art Institute of Tennessee. Shivas once again so cute with his subtle homophobic references. He doth protest too much I think.
Keep an eye and as soon as his Dr clears him,bring him in,let our Dr check him and if hes cleared sign the man.
Gotta give Jolly a lot of credit for getting his life turned around after his legal issues and coming back to play well last year but, given his age, and the injury risk, don't see the Packers bringing him back.
I understand your concern but dont forget,although he is 30-31,he has 3 less years of wear and damage on his body AND hes more then likely playing with more fire and something to prove then a typical 30 yr old player with everything hes been through.
His neck injury is pretty much the same as Sean Richardson's so i can def. see them bringing him back and lets hope they do.
Hopefully, He can come back, teach Jeral Worthy and Mike Daniels develop into better football players
I assume many of you that post he are young and lack any meaningful experience of life...but SURELY! you must have figured out that the 'trolls' are just intentional posts to get you to respond...more posts, more ad revenue. So when you respond, you are not actually responding to a Packer fan that has opinions that you might share or disagree with.
Gee whiz thank you Mr. Wizard.
The problem is that BigRay is not really a troll. He actually believes the one sentence grunts he posts. That's even scarier than a troll.
Yes, but on occasion all dumb animals must be fed, even trolls. Particularly if you can provide a chuckle to the real fans while doing so.


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Kind of vague question here, I hope it is clear. I play Abel and Akuma, and I have the hardest time against charge characters, all of them. It seems like most charge players are content to sit on their down-back and poke me out or counter my offense attempts. Do you feel like playing a charge character is that different a mindset, or do I just need to up my offense game? Any tips against chargers?
Thanks for doing this btw, really helpful thread.
If anyone wants to play on XBL tonight, I am about to get on. GT is h0mes1ck alien. I have been playing Akuma for a while and have recently picked up Abel, still scrub with both, any help is appreciated.
Ha I have read enough around here to know I am going to get destroyed. That is okay though, I need the practice.
Does anyone want to play tonight? Just send me a friend request / game invite if so. GT is h0mes1ck alien
It would be very unlikely to get anything early without realizing it, you have to go out of your way to do so. Apart from that, there will be a cutscene if you pick up the missiles at the proper time/place.
Just so no one makes the same mistake I did, on my second playthrough I sequence broke and got the missiles early. I had intended to 100% this run but getting the missiles early made it impossible to pick up the first missile pack you are supposed to get, as the cutscene would not trigger.
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My DCB doesn't fit in my microwave. Do you think I could do the summer spaghetti in the oven, or is that really silly?
I think it may take a long time to make it in the oven. And Brenda I would love to hear how you convert some of the recipes. I have a couple customers that would go for conversions you speak of.
At our meeting last night we had these recipes: twice-baked potato bites - so VERY delicious! Absolutely to die for! tangy gazpacho cucumber cups - very tasty; the lone man at the meeting said they would be even better with either pepperoni or bacon added to them mexican layered dip - very good, the consultant who made this had issues finding the correct size of tortilla as did I when I made it after spring launch. It's harder to make the bowl with a smaller tortilla mini monte cristo puffs - good, I agree with not as flavorful as I hoped they would be family style taco - LOVED the crust on this; the director who made this has been in the business for a long time and said it's the taco ring revamped and everyone really liked it summertime spaghetti - DELICIOUS! Very light and bright tasting pina colada trifle - wonderful, also very light chocolate-covered peanut butter & banana tarts - Oh so good! Very decadent upside-down cherry cheesecakes - these were good but didn't have the creamy cheescake-ness that I would prefer lemonade shortcake cups - very good, I love lemon and these were a big hit spinach, sausage & polenta lasagnas (from the use and care for the single serving stone) - YUMMY! They turned right out of the pan as they were supposed to and the flavor was great. Someone else had made with the already cooked polenta and found it mushy. This was made with the instant and no mushiness at all. As far as I know, none of them were "healthier" versions but we were all very excited about this upcoming season's recipes, no duds in the batch!
I've made the Deep Dish Peach Pie a couple of times already. It's always a hit. Using the frozen peaches gives it a tartness we like (that you wouldn't get with canned peaches, even in juice). I like to cut the peaches up a bit, so they're more bite-sized, before baking. It's great warm with vanilla ice cream. It also reheats pretty well if you have any left over. However, it doesn't make a lot, so if you're having a lot of people for dessert, you should double it and do it in the DCB. It reminds me more of a cobbler, or similar, since the topping remains in individual pieces - doesn't meld together to form a solid crust. I love that you can keep the pie crust and peaches on hand in the freezer for a quick dessert.
i have made the beefy mac & cheese soup, the fajita wraps, and the verde shrimp chowder - all very good! my friends gobbled up the mac & cheese soup, and my hubby likes the wraps!
I made the Cavatappi & meatballs in lemon-basil sauce and my entire family scarfed it up! My husband RAVED about it! And it shocked me because I was sure I would never like that sweet basil rub or use it for anything!
We tried the Tangy lemon chicken stir-fry and while I loved it (I couldn't keep my fork out of it even as I was putting the left overs away!!) hubby said he could do without the lemon and only one of my daughters ate it. I'll make it again, though, even if it's just for me!
Here are the recipes I have tried so far: Family Style Taco - had a good taste, but kind of bready. Would be difficult to cut in small pieces for a show unless you make like a pizza Mexican Layered Dip - made it without the bowl since it was just for my family of 2. Great recipe! Summertime Spaghetti - it was kind of pasty. I wonder if I cooked it too long. It had a good flavor, but I couldn't seem to get the veggies and chicken well mixed. Deep Dish Peach Pie - first try was with frozen peaches, which I did not like at all. Second try was with canned peaches, which was much better! Lemonade Shortcake cups - I made mine without the lemon curd/water mixture on the top, since I thought the lemon curd/whipped topping filling was lemony enough. Shared them with friends who loved them and thought the crust was like a shortbread cookie.
We had a recipe sampling and presented the following: caprese appetizer shells mexican layered dip mini monte cristo puffs deep dish peach pie pina colada trifle All were good except the monte cristo puffs. I didn't care for them. I thought the trifle was the best. I have also made the Spicy three-pepper fettucine from the new 29 min cookbook. We loved it but I didn't find it that spicy. I used mild sausage so next time I'll try with hot. We do really like spice in this house. I have sampled the new rubs and the ginger citrus is good but very very strong in your face ginger. So I don't think it will be for everyone.
What was the difference with the peaches? Taste? Tartnes? I know with the dessert pizza (long time ago but great recipe) they have all fresh fruit but for the peaches, I put on the canned. The fresh were too hard and people didn't eat them.
i made the summer spaghetti in the round covered baker. Just my husband and I. I have tried both with wheat and regular pasta. Wheat pasta takes just a little longer, but I like the flavor better. Just a note, I reduce the amount of lemon and zest by half, otherwise lemon taste is overpowering. I also add 1 med onion chopped during the second half of the noodle cooking time. Adds flavor. I was going to try adding the 3 onion rub, but not sure when to add.
I thought the peaches had a strange taste. I suppose they could have been really tart. They were also a little crunchy.
GFS carries the 12" tortillas They are $2.99 for 12 They also come in spinach and roasted red pepper flavor. I made the new Mexican Dip for a show last night and we also micro'd an extra shell (lightly brushed w garlic oil) and put a bruschetta type topping in that to serve. Both were huge hits and sold lots of round covered bakers.
I made the Spicy Sausage Pizza. Very easy and tasty. Tip: Watch the crusy closly in the oven, burns quickly. I may turn thr heat back to 425 like it says on dough container. maker sure sausage is chopped well, willspread easier.
I made the chicken and apricot curry and was not impressed. It wasn't very good and it used a ton of dishes for a DCB microwave meal. Not planning on it again. I made the hearty mushroom goulash and it was a hit. Very yummy.
I am looking for the oringinal recipe of the cavatappi and meatballs from pampered chef. I think it was in the 29 minutes to dinner recipe book.
Yes that recipe is amazing! Made for dinner just this week and mg family loved it. Couldn't find ground chicken so used ground turkey


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Room size of the double queen very spacious
Rooms were very nice size. Loved the half wall that gave more privacy to the person using the sofa bed. Nice counter area with microwave and refrigerator. Lovely lobby area. Staff very welcoming.
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Staff was nice and helpful.... rooms were very clean...
Suite was pricey with jaccuzzi , couldnt relax and view tv while in the jaccuzzi...expected to be offered future discount to come back and stay with pricey monies spent originally...
The staff was very friendly and welcoming especially Hatold.
The only complaint was the toilet on the first night was running but it was fixed by our return the next day.
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We only had one problem. When we entered the room the maid must not have finished the room before she left. It was not vacuumed and a half bottle of shampoo was left in the bathroom. I told the front desk and everything was great after that.
It was clean and in a good location. Bed was good; shower was good; TV was good; Wifi was good.
I was not impressed w/ their breakfast. At all. I spend extra for these places *because* of the breakfast...but if they're inedible, then I'll just choose a cheaper hotel and go out to eat...
Not the hotel but corporate. I have received at least 5 pieces of electronic mail not related to my stay. I booked a room but did not start a mail exchange. Please stop the inundation.
It is easy to get to and there are nice restaurants near by as well as shopping.
It would be nice if the room had a loveseat rather than a chair.
Closeness to where I wanted to be
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It seemed like there were 'long term residents' in the hotel. We could hear fighting in the hallways and smell marajuana.....it felt a little low income housing in the hallways. Once in room, it was great.
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We have stayed here before and have enjoyed our time.
Our reservation was sold and we had to go into a room different than what we had reserved.
The whole suite idea was awesome! Full kitchen came in handy!
Plenty of hot water. Price.
Outdated television with poor picture. Mildewed shower curtain. No control knob on the air conditioner. Had to get manager to come turn on the air. No Kleenex. No hand towels/only two bath cloths and two towels for two people and they were old and dingy. Poorly made beds.
The staff checked my wife and I into a room that was already occupied. Once we finally were in a room, a cheaper one than we paid for, it was not in the best conditions. The bed was not comfortable at all.
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Give me Johnny Football! I think he's got Namath's personality with Drew Brees' physical attributes. I can just imagine him being drafted by the Bears and guaranteeing a super bowl for Chicago. The Bears have arguably one of the best wide receiver tight end combos in the nfl right now, beyond Trestman's brain trust I really don't think it matters who is in there as long as his initials aren't JC. I think McCown is gonna surprise some people Monday, he knows he's at the end of his rope and this is likely the biggest game of his career so he's probably gonna go for it. 4 td's or 4 int's. Either way I had this penciled as a guaranteed L with Cutler under center, now they at least stand a chance.
The Packers' O is prolific. It is in the top 5. They do have lots of receivers out though. McCown could surprise the Packers' D.
I would mortgage the farm to get Johnny Football. He is the best college QB I have ever seen. But with his playing style, I'd worry about his durability.
How do you guys want a guy like Manziel? He takes off too much and will end up on the bench or in a hospital bed more then Cutler. Cutler needs to role out more and brace himself for hard hits regardless, this is a guy we want for the future right here
I agree about the durability concern. I also would be worried that he'd just continue to be a "problem child" and a distraction. The guy behaves like a complete ass. You can have his "handlers" protect him at the college level. But as a QB in the NFL, it becomes more problematic. The guy needs to grow up. These draft picks are SO precious and few & our needs are many. Why take ANY chances on a guy who has crap for brains?
Well the talent for value of where we would likely pick would make that too hard to pass up. There hardly any question he is the most talented player in college football. If we were sitting 8-12 and he was available it would be a no brainier.
I don't think Cutler has had any arrests and scandals like Benson or Manziel. I don't think he had to be sanctioned by his college, Vanderbuilt either. Unless I missed something. Jay can be moody and petulant, but that's about it. Has he been arrested? Now you have me curious.


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