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2002 Election Results
|Amendment 1
|Judicial reform
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|Amendment 2
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|All property shall be taxed and provides how property may be exempted from taxes.
|Bond Question 1
|Bond issues
|Sell bonds to raise funds to pay for capital projects at state-supported colleges
|Bond Question 2
|Bond issues
|Allow the Commonwealth to sell bonds to raise funds to pay for capital projects at state-supported parks
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Toronto – Today at the Canadian Opera Company's Annual General Meeting, COC Board President Philip C. Deck announced the COC achieved another successful performance year in 2010/2011, recording a modest surplus of $10,000. In its fifth season at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts, the COC generated ticket revenue of $12.3 million and recorded an average attendance of 94%.
"In a year in which virtually every arts organization in North America visibly suffered, the COC balanced its books and achieved a very impressive attendance capacity of 94%," said COC Board President Philip C. Deck. "For this we remain extremely grateful to the thousands of patrons and donors as well as our public and private sponsors who support the COC in the belief that the art we create improves and informs everyone's lives."
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As part of a special opera residency in Sudbury and Timmins this year, the Xstrata Ensemble Studio School Tour will offer introductory workshops to schools receiving a performance of Isis and the Seven Scorpions. Elementary school children will take part in Introduction to Opera workshops led by the opera's composer Dean Burry, and high school students will take part in Introduction to Directing workshops led by the production's director Ashlie Corcoran. The Northern Ontario Regional Arts Conference will also feature a professional development workshop for educators on how to use opera in the classroom, led by Corcoran.
Toronto – The Canadian Opera Company is pleased to present two Toronto public performances of this year's Xstrata Ensemble Studio School Tour production of Hansel and Gretel, a child-friendly adaptation of the original full-length opera, based on the classic fairytale by the Brothers Grimm. Sung in English, the school tour version of Hansel and Gretel contains amusing characters and enchanting music that will have young audiences spellbound. The two public performances take place at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 5, 2011 at theJoey and Toby Tanenbaum Opera Centre (227 Front St. E.).
Forty-five minutes prior to each performance, COC artists, educators and staff will lead children through creative arts and interactive activities inspired by Hansel and Gretel. Young people attending the performances may also participate in an Introduction to Opera workshop with critically acclaimed Canadian composer Dean Burry, creator of the COC's school tour opera Isis and the Seven Scorpions and the children's opera The Hobbit.

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Ikea monkey owner doesn't want to visit Darwin at primate sanctuary
OSHAWA, Ont. - A Japanese macaque named Darwin, otherwise known as the Ikea monkey, will stay at a primate sanctuary at least for the next few weeks without a visit from his owner, after she said it would be too traumatic for him.
An Ontario judge Friday dismissed Yasmin Nakhuda's bid to bring Darwin home for the holidays, but ruled that she should be able to visit the tiny monkey.
Nakhuda tried to get the judge to consider a joint custody arrangement, akin to children with divorced parents, whereby Darwin would live at the sanctuary during the week and she would take him home on the weekends.
The sanctuary where Darwin has resided since he was found wandering an Ikea parking lot in a little shearling coat has raised vague allegations of abuse and while they offered Nakhuda supervised visits with Darwin, they opposed the weekend visits. Superior Court Judge Michael Brown said it would be premature to let Nakhuda have even temporary possession of Darwin before all the facts can be aired in court.
Nakhuda sat in court crying as her lawyer told the judge that if she can't visit with Darwin at home, she doesn't want to do it at all. Visiting him behind bars would be too stressful for him, she said through her lawyer. Outside court, Nakhuda was too upset to say much, but her husband urged people to put the case "in a human context."
"Darwin is not a dog, he's not a cat, he's not a lizard. He's 93 per cent human DNA," the husband, who only gave his name as Sam, said, choking up.
"If you go to visit him as a five-year-old child, if you do have a child, how would you feel to see your child behind a cage and be with him outside the cage to say, 'Oh, your mommy and daddy is here...yet you cannot cuddle."
That would be too damaging for Darwin, he said.
"I don't know if human beings are capable of understanding this," the husband said. "I don't know if the judge is capable of understanding this."
In his decision, Brown noted the "great affection" both Nakhuda and the sanctuary staff seem to have for Darwin, but reminded everyone that the case is about a monkey, who in law is treated as a piece of property.
"Quite understandably, as with many animals, it is not unusual that such affection, as in this case, is quite profound and real," said Brown, Ontario's central east regional senior justice.
"That being said, it must be remembered that Darwin is not a human being and the rules of our court regarding the custody and access to children do not apply to Darwin."
Nakhuda, who says she has cared for Darwin like a child since she got him in July, filed a motion in court to try to get him back. It is illegal to own a monkey in Toronto, but Nakhuda is arguing that animal control did not have the authority to send Darwin to the Story Book Farm Primate Sanctuary in Sunderland, Ont., only to issue her a ticket and a fine, which they did.
Nakhuda and her family want to move with Darwin to Kawartha Lakes, where owning such an animal isn't specifically prohibited.
The judge agreed to hear full arguments in January on where Darwin should stay until the case can come to a trial, but said Friday that at least until then, the monkey will stay at the sanctuary.
"I say this because on the limited evidence I have before me, Darwin appears to have been well looked after by the defendants since Darwin came into their possession," Brown said.
"I do not think there will be any irreparable harm to Darwin or his bond with Ms. Nakhuda."
Brown stressed that the order is temporary, and he may come to a different conclusion in January. The sanctuary's lawyer had asked for an adjournment so he could gather evidence and talk to witnesses. In court Thursday Kevin Toyne implied he had uncovered allegations of improper care.
Toyne said he was in contact with an American named Lisa Whiteaker who runs a website called monkeypro.com and refers to herself as the "Monkey Whisperer." She had been in regular email contact with Nakhuda and Toyne said he is hoping to get access to those emails. There's "more to come" on the issue of animal cruelty, he said.
Nakhuda's lawyer, Ted Charney, dismissed the implication as "wild speculation."
"Mr. Toyne is entitled to say whatever he wants in court because whatever he says in court is subject to privilege, but I don't know anything about these emails and there's been no evidence whatsoever of abuse," Charney said outside court.
Toyne repeated the allegation outside court Friday.
"If there has been animal abuse in Darwin's past there's certain consequences for that and if there hasn't, there hasn't," he said.
Nakhuda's husband suggested improprieties with the sanctuary's licence. Toyne said outside court that the township in which the sanctuary is located passed a bylaw earlier this year to deal with certain types of animals. The sanctuary is now waiting for its paperwork to be approved, but it has been slow because of administrative issues, Toyne said.
"It's simply a formality and that will be approved sometime in early January," he said. "This is the first time that licences are going to be issued."
The next court hearing is set for Jan. 31, with the next day also set aside in case it runs long.
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Trying to pay off debt.....
My husband was in a nursing home with Alzheimer's. I used the lion's share of his retirement plan to pay for his care. Which I would do again in a heart beat.
I bought a less costly home and then put my former house on the market. Thinking I would have $$ from the sale to use for my debt. Two months later was when the housing market fell.
My first mistake was to buy the "new" (older) house using a home equity loan on the house I was going to sell. Then it took 11 months for that house to sell and at a $28,000 loss. I had to accept that offer because I then owed taxes on the two houses I owned. I soon realized that I should have gotten a mtg on the "new"
I paid off the equity loan as soon has I sold my former home.
I now have no retirement plan and live on SS. I have $16,000 in debt. Part of that was a purchase of a new air conditioning/heating unit. That is a 12 month no interest plan. I am paying that. That means I can pay a few dollars above the minimum on the two credit cards.
I want to sell what I can to pay off that debt.
Being a widow I am hesitant to list on craigslist. I am willing to sell all my furniture, except my bed and a chair to sit in....while I twiddle my thumbs. LOL
How do I go about selling what jewelry I have. It's not a huge about, but every dollar will help.
Plantmaven, my heart goes out to you. I am sorry for the loss of your husband. If you live in an urban area, you can take photos of your furniture and show the photos to the managers of local used/antique furniture stores. That was how we got rid of two 50s lamps.
If you don't have any luck there, find a friend who will come over to be with you when someone comes in response to your CraigsList ad. Sell for cash only, and only to someone who can come in person to pick up the item. Post a good photo and describe the dimensions, etc. of the item.
Sorry, I can't help with selling jewelry, but I do know gold is at a high price these days.
If you are into gardening, you might be able to earn $$ by helping people design their landscaping or select their plants. You can also grow and sell plants at neighborhood yard sales.
There are other ways to earn a bit of money. My step mother works several days a week, staying with a man who needs to be reminded when to take his many medications. His wife still works, hence the need for someone to be with him during the day. Some people tutor students in the evening and on weekends. Just some ideas.
Best wishes to you.
If you have stuff you don't want and don't use, by all means try to sell it.
I'm sure it is overwhelming right now, but your debt really isn't that large. A relatively small change will get those credit cards paid off and then you can start using the monthly excess to build up an emergency fund for the next house repair etc.
If I were you, I'd be looking for something you can do to bring in a little extra money. It could be an official "job", but it doesn't have to be. I know that personally, I would love to find a caring, mature adult to look after my daughter one night a week. There are lots people out there who need help with an older relative or even their pet. It doesn't have to be big, but a semi-consistent stream of money is going to do a lot more long term good than selling off a few possessions.
I recently became curious about how much I could get for a couple of gold chains that I haven't worn in more than 20 years and that have no sentimental value. The first place I went was a local jeweler that had a sign in the window that said they bought gold. They weighed the chains and took them to the back of the store where a manager presumably told the clerk to offer me $700. The next place I went was a "We Buy Gold/We Help You Sell on EBAY" kind of place - sort of a hole in the wall. They offered me $1028. The next place was a large fancier jeweler and they offered me around $800 or $1030 if I applied it to a purchase. Then I went to a pawn shop that also bought gold and was offered around $900. After all that I had a prety good idea of what that gold was worth. I suggest that anyone interested in selling jewelry do the same - go to several places and after they make you an offer just tell them that you have to think about it.
I truly feel for you!
Have you looked at everything you can do to reduce your utility bills? My phone company doesn't advertise it, or even show it on their rates and plans page, but most have a rate plan for people who don't make a lot of calls, also for those who qualify for "lifeline" service. I have a bare-bones, minimal service plan (30 calls/month) which is only $17/month after all taxes & fees. I buy a phone card ($0.03/min) to use for long distance. If I didn't need or want the landline, I would just have a prepaid cell phone ($15/month).
Also if you are using a cable service and tell them that you are dropping it because you can't afford it, they will usually offer you a lower price. I can do without TV cable but wouldn't want to give up internet at home because of my job. If I weren't working, I could do without.
Since you have access to the internet, it is worth it also to check www. (yourtown or state)gasprices.com to get the least expensive gas in your area, if it is available where you live. I have figured that for my car, it is worth it to drive 10 extra miles for a full fill-up if I can save over 12 cents/gallon. Prices around here routinely range 30-40 cents from cheapest to highest.
There are companies that buy households of furniture as well -- usually they also will run tag sales. But, I don't think you would get as much from them as if you sold it for yourself.
Don't forget your local newspaper classifieds. Also you can sell furniture on ebay. That is where I got my china cabinet and buffet. I drove about 75 miles to get them.
If you go for listing on craigslist--go to gmail and set up an email that you will use just for that, and set it up so that it doesn't show your real name when you reply.
You will get some obvious spam responses to your ads (don't even open those), as well as people who are not really interested but "just want to look". You can usually weed them out with a few questions before you set an appointment and give them directions. If you post good pictures (most people post horrible pictures that show no details; they need to be close-ups), and offer to send more if requested, you will get some who are sure that they want to buy the item; deal with those folks.
Get some trusted help to move the item out to the porch or driveway for the buyer to see and pick up if at all possible. Avoid letting people into your house. Don't let people know that you live there alone -- mention your son whether he exists or not.
I have had good luck selling excess plants and starts on craigslist; I just price at about half of the local nurseries. $1-$4 depending on the type and size of plant. I will usually make $200 before I get tired of the "just want to look"ers and no-shows and quit for the year.
Hope some of that was helpful. Best wishes.
When my husband was diagnosed with AZ, I saw an attorney right away. He said I would only have my small social security check to live on. My friends said "not true", so I went to an estate lawyer and he told me to make an appt with the SRS the day my husband went into a care home and do a division of assets. I know you can't do that now, but the others reading this needs to know about the division of assets. I got to keep my home which was new, the car of my choice and half of the money.
I am so sorry to hear all of this. It seems as if the older generation, who have worked hard all of their lives end up with nothing now a day. I am in my late 50's and it is a daily struggle to live and keep a dollar in your pocket. If you have gold jewelry to sell, try locating a licensed buyer through "golden girls". One of the ladies I work with in VABeach is a buyer and the small amount of jewelry I gave her came out to over $300.00! Broken or just don't wear it anymore, it is all good. Just a suggestion and best of luck to you.......and all of us.
Plantmaven, have you looked into a possible reverse mortgage? Apparently with some large banks pulling out, it's been recommended in a recent WSJournal/SmartMoney article to get it done before October 2011.
Doesn't hurt to ask, at least, and it might help you pay those bills off.
Best of luck to you going forward. You're in a rough spot, and our hearts go out to you.
Quite a few figure that the price of gold may go higher before it goes lower, should delaying some be an option.
As for a reverse mortgage, there are quirte a few restrictions and limitations.
It might be a good idea to get a Home Equity Line of Credit, to allow you to draw on as needed, but you'd need to make payments as you go along, not required with the reverse mortgage.
Do you have someone who is quite well versed in various financial issues, whom you can trust ... and who isn't trying to sell you something?
How about family ... close friends ... associates at church/religious, social/seniors' agency, etc?
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I know a man who makes and cans chunky spicy salsa from vegetables he grows and sells them at a flea market for $4 a jar. His stuff sells like "hotcakes" because it's really good. He's a good friend of my cousin and gave me a jar as a free sample. Lets see, he grows the vegetables, he cooks it himself and cans it. He has to buy canning jars and printed labels. Never thought what would happen if the salsa made someone sick. Could he be sued? I'm sure he never got any legal advice. This guy is pleasant but a little "slow". The flea market doesn't "police" it's dealers. Some people set up a table at the Flea when they're moving to sell off furniture and collectibles. Might be safer than Craigslist. Just an idea for you.


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Jim LiebeltJim is Senior Writer, Editor and Researcher for the HomeWord Center for Youth and Family at Azusa Pacific University. Jim has over 25 years of experience as a youth and family ministry specialist, and has been on the HomeWord staff since 1998. He has served over the years as a pastor, author, youth ministry trainer, adjunct college instructor and speaker. Jim's culture blog and parenting articles appear on HomeWord.com. Jim is a contributing author of culture and parenting articles to Crosswalk.com. Jim and his wife Jenny live in Olympia, WA.
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Google, the world's largest Internet search-engine, has released its listing of top rated searches for 2010.
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2. ipad
3. justin bieber
4. nicki minaj
5. friv
6. myxer
7. katy perry
8. twitter
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10. facebook
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It's Thursday and it's beautiful, sunny and 70 degrees :)
I'm sorry I forgot to post earlier. I got some more plants yesterday and I've been playing in the garden...I mean working! :)
It's Thursday and I'll probably take a break in an hour or so and have tea in a shady spot in the fairy garden. I'll try to take pictures, even though only a few things are blooming. The shady side is really looking nice, but the sunny side still needs a lot of work!
Hope you have a lovely Thursday and enjoy your tea.
Forgot about tea this afternoon. I also was planting, not very much though because my ground is still so wet. The weather was warm enough to go without a jacket most of the day until late afternoon when a cool breeze picked up. Never got the thunderstorm I was sure was coming. Maybe overnight?
I bought a tin of Twinings Darjeeling tea a couple of weeks ago and have made several pots of it. Very good tasting. I remember I used to buy boxes of the tea bags.
Didn't even think of tea this afternoon, had an emergency gall bladder surgery at 8 last night, came home this morning around 10. I'm still pretty ouchy getting from a sitting to a lying down position but all went well, so far I'm doing great, DH is doing the cooking and everything else for a bit.
What really sucks is our weather has finally turned to nice and I'm stuck inside and you all know what those d*mn weeds are doing.
Annette- How awful! I'm so glad you're okay. Don't worry about the weeds, they'll be there when you feel better. Right now, just relax and recover, so you can enjoy the rest of your spring/summer...your DH sounds like a sweetie :)
Schoolhouse- I've heard Darjeeling tea is really good, but I don't think I've ever tried it. Maybe next time I'm at the store I'll get some...hope your weather stays warm and you're able to plant more, soon. BTW, your pictures are beautiful!
Thanks lass. Annette - glad to hear everything went well, people tell me gallbladder attacks are so painful.
Yes, it's nice again today. Mom called this morning to ask my help in decorating the graves at the cemetery but then called back later and said she wasn't feeling well and canceled. I told her I would take the flowers and plant them, but she didn't want me to do that; so we'll try a day next week.
So I went and bought three tomato plants and some green pepper plants at the Amish greenhouse. The place was packed with people buying flats of flowers and veggies, taking advantage of nice weather. I haven't decided what annuals to plant in my beds and containers yet, by the time I do all the nice ones will be gone. Normally I wait until after Memorial Day anyway.
I think I will make a pot of tea around 2:30p, first I'll plant the tom and peppers and maybe a couple new perennials I bought yesterday.


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NISSAN - IYAR 5770/APRIL 2010 VOLUME 30 / NUMBER 4 Is there something missing from your spiritual life? RABBI JOEL L. LEVINE, D.D. Approximately ten members of our congregation did feel at one time in their adult lives that something was missing. They have taken a courageous leap of faith and have observed their Bar or Bat Mitzvah as an adult. I can assure you that each of their experiences not only moved them but touched the hearts and souls of their family and friends. Yes, preparing for a Bar or Bat Mitzvah as an adult takes time. This involves learning or reviewing Hebrew and most importantly this involves struggling in a healthy way with the issues presented by the weekly Torah portion. Adult Bar or Bat Mitzvah is a powerful way to engage in serious Jewish learning with your Rabbi. Pirke Avot, The Ethics of the Fathers, reminds us that Talmud Torah keneged kulam, the study of Torah exceeds all else. Friends, an Adult Bar or Bat Mitzvah is a truly wonderful gift you can give to yourself in honor of a significant birthday or a very special moment in your THE VOICE IS PUBLISHED MONTHLY life. I am gratified that I have several women and men who are ready to give themselves this very special spiritual gift. Our Adult B'nai Mitzvah Class will begin next September. Please call me and arrange an appointment. I will even take you for coffee! Next month, we will observe Shavuot, the Festival of the Giving of the Torah. The sages remind us that Israel without Torah is like a body without a soul. I invite you to engage in enriching your Jewish life and at the same time raising your Jewish self-esteem and self-awareness. I look forward to hearing from you! Rabbi Joel Levine Rabbi Joel L. Levine, D.D. Temple Administrator: Barbara Bailey Office Manager: Ellen Lint Director of Youth Education: April Shabbat & Passover Services Leslie Mandell Torah Study every Saturday morning at 9:30 rd Limor Meital Current Events with David Levy Saturday April 3 at 11:00 Youth Director: Lesley Levin Rabbinic Intern: FRIDAY, APRIL 2 Yaron Kapitulnik 7:30 P.M. Rabbi Levine, Rabbinic Intern Yaron Kapitulnik and Cantorial Intern Alicia Stillman EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President, Elayne Rosen MONDAY, APRIL 5 V.P., Jonathan Chane 10:30 A.M. Passover Yizkor Service and Lunch V.P., Ruth Gonzalez Rabbi Levine and Dimitry Shaposhnikov V.P., Keith Paulus Secretary, Helaine Kahn FRIDAY, APRIL 9 Treasurer, Rosalee Savel 7:30 P.M. Rabbi Levine and Dimitry Shaposhnikov Immediate Past President, Yom HaShoa Candlighting Ceremony th Faye Rosch Elayne Rosen will participate in honor of the 10 anniversary of her Bat Mitzvah BOARD OF TRUSTEES Marc Cohn FRIDAY, APRIL 16 Roberta Elfus 7:30 P.M. Rabbi Levine and Dimitry Shaposhnikov Shelly Ettinger Seventh Grade Celebration Marjorie Federman Eric Jablin FRIDAY, APRIL 23 Matthew Kutner 6:30 Dinner Penny Levy 7:30 P.M. Services in honor of the Rabbinic Ordination of Yaron Kapitulnik David Lickstein Rabbi Levine with special music by Dimitry Shaposhnikov and Cantorial Mimi Rieder Intern Alicia Stillman Walter Schiff Ellie Schweitzer FRIDAY, APRIL 30 Christine Shalloway 7:30 P.M. Rabbi Levine and Dimitry Shaposhnikov Gary Walk PAST PRESIDENTS Faye Rosch Carol Slater Dr. Eric Kaplan Mazel Tov to Sean Fallon Jordan Brown Gail Frank on his Bar Mitzvah Meredith Hirschberg Saturday, May 1st at 10:15 A.M. C. Lorraine Hoffinger Preston Mighdoll Rosalee Savel Helaine Kahn Steven Berger Welcome to our new Dr. Jeffrey Favius Barbara Chane members: HONORARY BOARD Jack Ainbender* Daniel Bakst* Martin Golden* Dr. Eric Kaplan Melvin Levy Office Hours: Mon – Fri 9:00 A.M. – 3:00 P.M. William Meyer Phone: (561) 624-4633 Rosalee Savel Fax: (561) 624-4076 *deceased Web: www.templejudeapbc.org The VOICE Editor: E-mail: email@example.com Hannah Fleischer ELAYNE ROSEN, PRESIDENT As a Temple family we are fortunate to welcome Yaron Kapitulnick. He will be joining Rabbi Joel in meeting the needs of a growing congregation. When Yaron joins us officially in June, following his May 2nd ordination, he will be Director of Education for both our school and adult learners. Help us officially welcome Yaron on April 23rd at a very special Shabbat! April, as we celebrate Passover, we are reminded of the Israelites liberation from slavery in Egypt. We enjoy our Seders and read from the Haggadahs. Haggadah is the book that tells the story of the Jews exodus from Egypt. We eat special food at our Seders and recount the stories of our exodus in song. April is also the month of our 7th Annual Golf Tournament, this year adding an exciting Bridge and Canasta Tournament as well. This is really something to look forward to. For players, it's the best around! For non-players it's a fabulous Cocktail Party, Sunset Supper and Auction evening. There is something for everyone! And for the Temple, this is our last chance to BUST THE DEFICIT! Come and play, bring your friends, buy raffle tickets, come to the Sunset Supper and shop the auction Your help is needed to keep Temple Judea strong and healthy. Do it today and be part of our success story. Elayne Rosen …will be a hard day. I already know it. Every year, there is nothing I can do about it, it happens again. th On April 18 , I will probably sit most of the day at home, listening to Israeli Radio broadcast over the Internet, one sad song after the other. I will watch videos posted on YouTube, one heart- breaking testimonial after the other. th April 18 is Memorial Day for the fallen Israeli soldiers. At 10 A.M. Eastern Time, I will find a quiet corner, and when the sound of the 2-minute siren blasts through the radio, I will close my eyes, and remember them. For two short, but very long two minutes, I will be in spirit in Israel again, connecting to the millions of people that stop their cars on the highways, that get off the bus, that step outside the shop, that put down the cup of coffee in the office. Millions that stop living just for two minutes, a small price compared to the one they are respecting. Millions that stand still for two minutes in honor of the thousands of men and women that gave their lives, so the State of Israel can live. We do not live in Israel physically, but Israel, to some degree lives in all of us. Our relationship to Israel is part of who we th are as Jews. On April 18 , for two minutes, we should put aside our political disagreements, our different ideas about what Israel should be and do, and just respect the sacred sacrifice of these women and men, that gave us, with their life, the state of Israel. th I invite you to make a small note in your iPhone, Blackberry or any weekly planner. I hope that on April 18 , you too will dedicate 2 minutes to honor their memory. May we always remember that their sacrifice was not just for the state of Israel, but for what it stands for – A homeland to all Jewish people. May we always cherish the gift of life, the gift of Israel that they have given to us. Ken Yehi Ratzon Yaron Kapitulnik Rabbinic Intern On Sunday, March 14th, 99 women of all ages - mothers, daughters, grandmothers and friends - celebrated Passover together at our Second Annual Women's Seder. Debbie Kinback, Chair, and her committee planned an incredible event and a great start to the Passover season. This was THE place to be! Our thanks to Debbie and all the women who helped and participated in this amazing evening. Our appreciation to the Men's Club for their generous financial support of the seder. Thursday, April 8th we are going to the Norton Museum of Art for a tour of a special exhibition, led by our own Jo- Anne Weingarden. Lunch will follow at the Kona Grill. There is still time to make your reservation to join us. Guests are welcome! Mark your calendars for Sunday, April 25th for the 7th Annual Golf and Bridge & Canasta Tournament. This is the temple's largest fundraiser and there is truly "something for everyone"! We need your help before the event and we hope to see everyone on Sunday, for golf, bridge, canasta or at the sunset cocktail party and dinner, followed by a silent and live auction. Bring your friends to this fabulous celebration of Temple Judea. The Gift Shop is open every Friday night after services and during regular temple hours weekdays. New merchandise is arriving - please stop in and see our wonderful selection for personal and gift giving needs. Special orders welcome! All proceeds support our temple projects. We look forward to seeing you soon. Marjie Federman 561-691-8886 email@example.com Doris Noble 561-514-6801 email@example.com Finding Summer Spots for Children & Teens Sleepaway Camps, Sports & Specialty Camps MAKE US YOUR FIRST STOP! Teen Tours, Pre-College Programs, & more Check out the Temple Gift Shop for all your holiday Never a fee or Obligation and gift needs! Special order items welcome. Large selection of tallit and kippot from which to choose. RONNI BERGMAN • 561-6370676 email@example.com • www.thecampconnection.com Our price is right, our service the best! COASTAL KITCHENS AND TRIM LLC Kitchen Design and Remodeling Crown Moulding – Interior Trim www.coastalkitchensandtrim.com Lic. #: U-21443 Stop in or call for an appointment to Mitch Fuchs (561) 776-9177 view our special order catalogs. Funds raised go to support Sisterhood's Coming in July: Youth Education and Synagogue projects. 2nd Annual Call Marjie Federman today 691-8886 THINK TEMPLE JUDEA BEFORE YOU GO ANYWHERE ELSE! "Art of Our Own" Exhibit In the spirit of Purim, attendees at the February Synaplex Our school year is winding down! prepared one hundred snack bags that were provided to children at the Union Missionary Baptist Church. With Thanks to the support from many of our YEP parents and our February and March collection, congregants helped th Temple friends, we had a successful BBQ on February 28 , others in need by contributing to the food drive for the following our Purim celebration. Jewish Children and Family Services (JCFS). Social action committee members continue to assist with a We will begin emphasizing the significance of Yom variety of projects that service the community. Here's Hashoah (Holocaust Memorial Day) and Yom Haatzmaut how some members are involved: (Israeli Independence Day) during the month of April. • Debbie Kinback helps the JCFS organize their Our fifth grade Family Day is scheduled for Sunday, April food pantry. th 11 . More information about this will be forthcoming. The • Margaret Chapman prepares the attractive seventh grade celebration will take place on Friday, April collection bins. th 16 . • Alan Levine provides program ideas and delivers snack bags. Maayan Doari, our Federation's voluntary emissary, will teach a lesson on Israeli foods with our third graders on What can you do? th Wednesday, April 7 . 1. If April brings to mind spring cleaning, be sure to keep Social Action in mind. We are collecting Please remember that school will be closed for Spring Judaica items for congregations in Central and th break on Sunday, April 4 . Hebrew school resumes on South America. If you have challah covers, th Wednesday, April 7 . The last day of Hebrew school is mezuzah, menorahs, Kiddush cups, Shabbat st Wednesday, April 21 . Our school year will end on candle sets, dreidels, or other non-electrical th Sunday, April 25 . Judaica items that you can donate, we will send these items to Rabbi Cukierkorn of Kansas City Please visit our school before the end of the year! who regularly travels to Central and South America. Leslie Mandell 2. If you would like to receive a Hebrew name, sign up for the Hebrew Naming Service to be held st May 21 . 3. Be an outreach participant and make calls to members who may be ill or need a caring call. 4. Recognize special events by making a contribution to the Temple Judea Social Action fund. 5. Join us at our next Social Action meeting on Sunday, April 18, 10 a.m. at the temple. If you have questions about these programs, please feel free to contact me. Penny Levy (561-758-8307 or email@example.com) rd Please use these new April 23 , 2010 @ 6:00pm email addresses to With YAEL LUSKI LAWRENCE reach the office staff: Barbara Bailey: firstname.lastname@example.com Temple Judea - 624-4633 Ellen Lint: firstname.lastname@example.com Greta Cirlin: email@example.com For PARENTS, GRANDPARENTS & Mindy Rosenberg: firstname.lastname@example.com OUR LITTLEST MEMBERS CEMETERY Q & A Thank you to our Q: Does Temple Judea have cemetery plots? March Sponsors: A: Yes, we have a Temple Judea section in the Star of David Renee and Colin Klipin Cemetery on Northlake Blvd. in honor of their daughter Rebecca's Bat Mitzvah Q: How do I get info about the Temple space? Heidi and Adam LeRoy A: Contact Ellen in the Temple office at 624-4633 or in honor of the naming of their daughter firstname.lastname@example.com to set up an appointment. Sophia Addison LeRoy Q: What's next? Marilyn LeRoy A: Contact Star of David to make an appointment to see the area and in honor of the naming of her granddaughter to discuss other requirements. Sophia Addison LeRoy Q: What are some of these other requirements? A: You will need a casket, an outer container for the casket, a memorial marker and there will also be a charge for opening and closing the space. Our deepest Q: What are my choices for memorial markers? sympathies A: The markers in the Temple Judea section are made of either granite or bronze and sit on a granite base. If you choose granite there is a choice of colors. to the Q: What if I purchase space and move away, will I familiy of: lose my money? A: If you move more than 75 miles away from your primary residence, you may transfer your funeral or burial contract with any cemetery in the Star of David Service Corporation Sam Dumbrov International "SCI" nationwide. Ocean Properties • In 2009, the Average Realtor in Palm Beach County Only Sold 1 Home, I SOLD 24!! 1 Joseph Begel 18 Richard Dwoskin 1 Bob & Alexis Federman Paula Lane Flo Kirsch David & Penny Levy 2 Elliot Ellis Matthew Konecky 4 Eric & Robyn Fineberg Roberta Feldgoise Lois Loevner 6 Mark & Maria Weishaus Matthew Kutner Acadia Rubin 13 Jeffrey & Linda Price Elizabeth Nelson 19 Lewis Pincus 14 Arthur & Linda Marion Rosalee Savel 20 Katherine Katzenberg 16 Edward & Melinda Gallagher 3 Lori Kish Sylvia Lewis 19 Daniel & Doris Noble Tammy Liebman Carol Wische 21 Edward & Kathy Sigall Martin Shore 21 Linda Sternberg Andrew Winer & Melissa Winchester 4 Marshall Buchsbaum 22 Alfred Capuano 24 Lewis & Lauren Goulfine Beverly Halpert Stephen Macht 25 Peter Rubin & Lara Kelley Sondra Kaplan Harry Palmer 26 Gary & Judy Walk 5 Mort Kaplan 23 Arianne Ehrich Dan Weisberg & Mary Davis Cole Kitroser Dorothy Hirsch Weisberg Ruth Peckman Jacob Webb 30 Robert & Jill Rosenstein Ira Rosenthal 24 Lenore Dumbrov Caroline Winer Peter Goldstone 6 Candice Fischer Lorraine Whalen Paul Gotkin 25 Susan Ansky Breda Kellner Lauren Ostrow Fred Mauser Samuel Prince Mira Morgan Shane Zinman Andrew Rosenberg 26 Howard Fleischer Declan Sales Carol Kates Rochelle Sotnick 27 Audrie Bloom Jeremy Stein Mrs. Judith Cooper 7 Michael Hyman Justin Felder 8 Joe Danyali Florence Gellman Annie Fishman Irwin Ruback Rachel Gerstner 28 Ellen Gelsen Bill Kish Bradley Goldstein Regina Solomon Sanford Miller 9 Taylor Chait Robert Savel 10 Sylvia Goldstone Malka Singer Marilyn Lampert Oscar Stibbe Baum 11 Lois Zinman Daniel Lesser 29 Bruce Wallach Judd Ettinger Beverlee 12 Harriet Wallach Justin Alperstein Sydney Haselkorn Alexander Lappin Schiff Eric Elfus Ken Stevens "The Sunshine Lady" Alexis Federman 30 Ralph Duckett Isaac Fox Gerald Richman Beverlee began her volunteerism as soon as the temple William Meyer Randee Strassler opened its doors on Hood Rd. Beverlee's tasks are 13 Jonathan Chane Stacey Webb many and she tackles them all with eagerness and cheer. Sandi Engelsher We call Beverlee "The Sunshine Lady" because she Abe Friedman sends all those get well, thinking of you and sympathy Jessica Ostrow cards you get from the temple. 14 Beth Eisenman Fran Serota When Beverlee is not in the temple office she is on the 15 Bernard Goldman golf course or playing another game "if the sun is Preston Mighdoll shining or even if it's not." 16 Ronald Bortnick Marvin Wilensky Beverlee also participates in our Chai-Fi Players Group 17 Judy Grossman and volunteers with her husband Walter on the golf 18 Edward Bloch committee. CAMP FUND Mildred Gordon Elayne & Tootie Rosen in memory of Fannie Greendorfer in memory of the parents of Carol Sisterhood Sheila Grant & family Finkleman & Michael Slosberg thank you for your donation in memory of Sylva Weil Jill & Bob Rosenstein Sally & Alan Greenwald in memory of Sidney Singer FLOWER FUND in memory of Sidney Singer Fran & Harris Rothstein Richard Jacobs in memory of Samuel Rothstein Rhoda & Herb Biederman in memory of Morris A. 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If people-watching is the unofficial sport of South Beach – and we can all agree that it is, right? – then Wednesday kicks off our own personal Olympics. Miami Beach International Fashion Week brings faaaah-bulous fashions from around the globe to our shores – as well as plenty of designers, models, and other hilariously beautiful people, all ripe for the mocking.
If you don't spend some time on Lincoln Road checking out the influx of weirdos this week, you are no fun at all. But there's more to this Fashion Week than style schadenfreude. Miami Beach International Fashion Week is actually the biggest international and Hispanic fashion event in the country; this year, it'll feature designers from as far away as the Kingdom of Bahrain and as close as our very own city. It all kicks off tonight with a swimwear showcase, followed by a show featuring Floridian designers, including local talents like Viviana G. for Petit Pois, Kayce Armstrong for Art of Shade, and Ema Savahl Couture. Miami Beach International Fashion Week runs through March 24. Tickets cost $50 to $500. Visit miamifashionweek.com.
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SALT LAKE CITY — Police are asking for the public's help in locating a missing teenager who her father says has medical issues and could be at risk.
Mharina Acciaio, 16, was dropped off at City Creek Center on Tuesday about 11 a.m. She was expected home by 8 p.m. but never arrived, according to police.
Her father, Thomas Acciaio, said his daughter is bipolar and functions at the mental capacity of a 5-year-old. He said she needs to take medication twice a day.
"I'm just really worried about her," he said. "I know she's a danger to herself right now. When she doesn't have her medication, she does very risky things."
The teen was dropped off at the mall by the Division of Child and Family Services. She is not in state custody, but DCFS offers voluntary services of families at their homes.
In this case, a parent gave permission for DCFS to drive Mharina from her house to nearby City Creek. DCFS spokeswoman Liz Sollis said her department would not have dropped her off alone if they believed it would put her safety at risk.
"If we felt it would put her at risk or they wouldn't have the ability to get around, then we would not have done it, even with permission," she said. "Their safety is our first priority. Our only role on that time on that day was provide the child a ride and drop them off downtown."
Thomas Acciaio said his daughter walks back and forth between their house and the mall frequently.
Police said the teen does have a history of running away. The last time, she was gone for three days before she was located. Investigators did not suspect foul play Thursday.
The girl is familiar with the downtown Salt Lake area and has been known to frequent the library, shopping malls and use public transportation, according to police.
Mharina is 5-foot-2 and has brown hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing a black tank top, black sweat pants and pink flip-flops. Anyone who sees her can call police at 801-799-3000.
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