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What drives failure to maximize payoffs in the lab ? A test of the inequality aversion hypothesis
In experiments based on the Beard and Beil (1994) game, second movers very often fail to select the decision that maximizes both players payoff. This note reports on a new experimental treatment, in which we neutralize the potential effect of inequality aversion on the likelihood of this behavior. We show this behavior is robust to this change, even after allowing for repetition-based learning.
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We are now waiting on construction drawings and engineering (6 weeks), and then we will simultaneously submit them for permitting (8 weeks) and for our construction loan (60 days). I expect we will be able to break ground in January! Just keep your fingers crossed with me that it appraises for our costs!
The only two things on this plan that still need to change are: the dimensions of the island, and the swing of the toilet closet door.
Congrats! It looks great. I was at this stage when I was 7/8 months pregnant. The baby is almost 3 months now and our basement walls go up this week. She was definitely a good distraction through the last tedious loan and permitting approvals. Hopefully it will be the same for you!
Looks great. What did you decide on for the wine storage? Or do I have you confused with somebody else?
That was me with the wine storage issues.... We are putting a 27" wine fridge in the kitchen and a few extra freestanding wine fridges in the garage. Not what we were hoping for, but really the only reasonable solution!


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primero (uncountable)
- An old card game resembling poker.
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primero m (feminine primera, masculine plural primeros, feminine plural primeras)
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Most Spanish adjectives appear after the modified noun when used attributively. Forms of primero, however, can appear before the modified noun.
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- Es el hijo primero. — "[He] is the first son."
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My most favorite orchid...Love this Fragrance!!!
It is that time of year again...for George King Serendipity...in all his glory...the fragrance is amazing. My favorite favorite orchid...
Hi Robert,
It is not your typical musky Catt scent..it is more powdery floral and changes as it ages...the lighting does not do the color justice ...it is more of a heavily diamond dusted apricot or salmon color...it is easy to grow here in Florida...almost a weed except in the humid summer have to watch for rot and fungus. It is funny though, I wait each year for it and am like a little kid at Christmas when I see the buds break through the sheath.
Hi Olympia...
These orchids are really beginner orchids because they dont have fussy culture requiremets. Given correct amount of light these orchids bloom off of every new growth as long as plant has reached blooming age. Mine survive Florida summers with some shade and I take them into my garage when the nights get into the low to mid 40's. I really ignore the plant all year with some occasional weak feedings every other week and the occasional Phyton 27 spray to keep the rot in check due humidity and excessive rains in the summer. Once dry season hits...and humidity levels drop they really come into their own...although I ignore it mostly all year as a no fuss plant...it is the only plant I look at and fuss with for the next few weeks with its amazing flowers and fragrance...now if it could just bloom like this on and off all year lol
O.M.G! Would you believe that I ordered one of these just two days ago!?
Now after looking at yours, I am so glad I did! I got it, ok another sin, for 14.99 on sale and it has two sheaths on it ready to bloom. I can't wait now.
Of course, I'll never get it as beautiful as yours. What a beauty!
Someone told me it almost smells like Citrus and Vanilla mixed, of course, my favorite two scents:0(
Beautiful and great job:-)
I would say not only dos the Florida weather make them grow so well, but also your green thumb. I know many that fail these, even in Florida.
Hello Annie! We shall shat soon. I have been so sick my friend. These flowers just made my day. I would think any orchid would LOVE the Florida weather if kept under a tree. I WISH I could be in environment that allows me to grow thousands of fragrant flowers.
Hello Robert, I hope all is well with you:-)
Hi Mike,
Thanks for comments and thanks to everyone for their nice comments...wish I could take credit but it is all mother nature. Five sheaths on this baby...grew like a weed this year...12 huge flowers...got it from Phelps Farm down the road from me last summer for about 30bucks...you found yourself a steal Mike...too me the smell is decidedly feminine...not heady musky like most Catts...you are gonna love it!
it's really beautiful. ... you WILL not tempt me to collect orchids... (I'm saying this in my head as a mantra)
I have 5 different types of Jasmine, if I move in on the the many varied types of orchids I'll have to take off the roof and build a second floor so I'll have room for the 100s of varieties I'd then have difficulties saying "no" over... although, if I removed the roof - I could probably then raise the ceiling, add taller windows and sky-lights (lets not forget those ) and get me some plumies too... :D
Not that this is supposed to be about me. ;)
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Some Crocus and daffs are blooming.
A few crocus are blooming and both my EARLY SENSATION and MARIA daffodils are blooming. But lots more daffs to come.
Very pretty NYR. BTW your little blue flowers are Chionodoxa, Glory of the Snow.
I just looked back at previous posts and see that my first Spring Dawn daffodils opened on the 21st January. Amazingly they are still blooming and only just beginning to look a little tired. I reckon they could make 2 months in flower at this rate. We have long cool springs and this year we have also had little rain and wind so the daffs are going on and on.
I am just adding a link here to my Daffodil post done today at the Cottage Garden Forum with todays daffodil blooms.
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Some of the methods I have read about are supergluing a toothpick to your SIM card, but it looked way to easy to accidentally get some on the plastic around the tray so I didn't feel comfortable doing this. Needle nose pliers would have only been able to latch on if I pulled the phone apart and removed the SIM card tray. And the last one I came across was easing it out by pushing it with a paperclip, but there is no bottom access in the SIM holder tray.
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Best wintersowing location
Hi forum! This will be my first winter trying out wintersowing. I think I've got the directions down and I've saved up some suitable containment devices. I just can't figure out where I should leave the containers outside. Do I want the sunniest spot (south side of the house) or a spot that gets dappled shade...? Somewhere in between? Does it matter? I'd love to hear your experiences with container placement!
I like sites where the containers don't get full sun at midday. What matter most in this is the depth of the soil because deeper soil retains more water than shallow soil, it won't dry out as fast. If you must place containers in full sun then have lots and lots of soil in them and keep them well watered.
What Trudi means is come spring, when there is no more snow and ice covering your containers, the soil will eventually start to dry out and you will then need to water your containers to keep the soil moist; and of course you will have to water your containers that have germinated and have seedlings growing in them.
As for location to place them. I have only one that I can use and that's right outside the back door and inside a large chain link fenced area yard.
It essentially gets full sun year round but has never in 8 years of WS presented any problems for me and I have near 100% germination every year.
I have my hose outlets there and very handy to water in the spring as needed.
You just need to have a good depth of soil in those containers, as Trudi said.
At least 3-4 inches minimum and then just adapt things for yourself and what is easy and works well for you.
Trial and error is how things work and remember this is supposed to be fun, enjoyable, get you through the cold snowy winters with something to look forward to in the spring and provide tons of seedlings for your garden beds.
If putting them in full sun is the easiest for you than do that, if it's part shade, then do that.
Just remember that where ever you are going to put your containers you will need to be able to get to that area in the winter months to put them out, even with snow and ice outside and come spring you will need to water them as the temps rise and the soil starts to get dry.
When I am sowing in the depth of winter I do it on a back south facing patio and leave the containers there. When Spring starts approaching I move the containers to the East side of the house because they require less water when they only get sun in the morning. I am lucky to have both areas available so that is what works for me.
I do a similar method like Joann... I start them out first on the far side of my house which is mostly midday sun and move them to a slightly shadier area once they sprout.
In fact, there's still a few leftovers from last WS'ing that I need to get planted out this week. (oops!) :)
THANK YOU so much for all the info!! My back patio is sunny in the morning, dappled shade for the rest of the day, so I guess that will work nicely.
I'm so excited already! :D
Sassybutterfly, i'm happy to hear you still have some "seedlings" to plant. I was wondering how quickly I needed to get them out of their milk-jug homes, but it sounds like they're pretty flexible!
Yes your patio sounds very good.
I put the seeds that are sown during the winter months on the east side of the house, under some shrubbery. They get about 2-3 hours of morning sun, get covered by snow, freeze and thaw, etc. These are seeds of hardy trees, shrubs, perennials, and a few annuals that generally need cold stratification.
The annuals, veggies, and heat lovers that don't need cold stratification are sown in early Spring, and I put them on the south side of the house along the foundation. This is warmer not only because of extra hours of sun, but because the house foundation holds heat. Frost doesn't usually touch these seedlings.
Warning - if you put containers or seedlings in a warm, sunny spot they will need to be watched closely because they can dry out quickly or fry! This doesn't happen to mine on the south side of the house because once the trees get their leaves in May, they are in partial sun.


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trailer hitch install nightmare
I recently purchased a Draw-Tite (75270) trailer hitch for my 2000 Honda Odyssey.
Supposedly an easy 30 minute DIY installation. No drilling required, since the Odyssey already has nuts welded to the frame for installing a hitch.
The problem is the bolts they supplied with the hitch are too large for the welded nuts on my frame. The bolts they supplied are M12 x 1.25 x 35mm. This resulted in breaking one of the welded nuts loose in the frame (and the bolt is still stuck in it).
FYI. Before attempting to install, I sprayed the holes with WD-40. My neigbor, who is more mechanically inclined stopped by to lend a hand agrees the bolts are too large.
I can't remove the hitch because one bolt is stuck in the weld nut. Since I can't remove the hitch, I decided to find some bolts that will work (at least temporarily) to secure the hitch.
After several trips to my local ACE, I found 7/16" bolt is closest to the metric size specified. It works and feels secure, even though its not an exact fit. Anyway, this is just a bandaid to hold the hitch on until I find the correct metric bolt. Again, I will not tow with this.
Can anyone tell me where I can I find the size of the bolts required? I tried honda.com, but this level of detail isn't specified. Also, I'm waiting for a call back from the on-line shop that sold the hitch to me, but I'm not impressed with their customer service.
M12 is approx .48" and 7/16 is about .44" .. There is no M11 that I know of....
Curses on those fools who advocate this present mess of a so-called system of measuring !!
These aftermarket people cannot be trusted to be accurate at all, in their specs. I would have tried the screws before hand and maybe have used a tap and die to make fit, if necessary.
WD-40 does not work that well as a lubricant. PB Blaster,Seafoam or CRC are far better..
Do you have any access at all to the loose fastener/broken nut ??? If so, just break it off or away and replace or retap the nut..
earthworm: I called a honda dealer service dept, and a mechanic there gave me some bolts they use for installing hitches. A really nice guy. He must have felt sorry for me.
Anyway, I compared the bolts from honda to what I received with my hitch, and thread pitch is different! My guess is the honda ones are a 1.5 pitch, mine are a 1.25. I'm looking forward to giving it a try this evening. Also, I'll pickup some lubricant on the way home.
Regarding the broken nut. I can't get at it. The top side of the frame is sealed from underneath. I'm definitely taking my van in to my mechanic tomorrow for this part. I'm really tired. Probably the easy fix is to leave it alone and just drill a new bolt hole near it.
Anyway, this was a big mistake.
thanks much for help.
Hello Jasper, Guess we've all been in your shoes at one time or another. What you have is a prime example of Murphy's Law. Anyway, your Honda would of course have metric nuts and bolts. Go to your local hardware store and ask to borrow their metric nut and bolt gauges. One gauge counts the threads and the other gives you the size bolt needed. They probably have the size bolts you need in stock. You should be able to do this sizing in their parking lot. If not a friendly garage should also have these guages. They're really simple to use. Hope you haven't destroyed the nut thread with the bolts you used, if you have, then maybe you can use the thread chaser from whomever you borrow the guages from. Also probably the best way to get that one nut and bolt loose is with a Dremmel tool, (cut the bolt in half) they're great for small jobs like that plus they save a lot of hacksawing. Best of luck to you.
All is well that ends well.
The Japanese and the Europeans use metric, but generally a different thread pitch.
I am not sure what we use(European metric or Japanese metric, or a crazy mix of all three), the Chinese seem to be using our old obsolete SAE..
Still a crazy world..
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All is well that ends well.
The Japanese and the Europeans use metric, but generally a different thread pitch.
I am not sure what we use(European metric or Japanese metric, or a crazy mix of all three), the Chinese seem to be using our old obsolete SAE..
Still a crazy world..
Hey Worm, you failed to include the price of TEA !!
i never got prob with hitches. though you really need to be careful with the weigh.. Surely, there are precautions for that, or default weigh capacity.. Hmmm.. Does that make sense? Anyway, just bumping around..
Here is a link that might be useful: Hitch
I am in the same boat as Jasper, Except i havesuccessfully tapped 3 of the 4 side bolts and used an impact gun near the trailer hitch to mount these bolts... I am also going to talk to a buddy and will probably have him weld the sides on for added safety.


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Texas Governor Rick Perry has mis-characterized the bombings in Juarez, referring to them twice now as "bombs going off in El Paso".
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"When the Governor candidate of Tamaulipas is assassinated across the border, when a car bomb goes off in El Paso and when we have intersections blocked in Nuevo Laredo and gun battles raging, there's a problem."
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A shark gets flung straight out of the sea by an invisible uppercut - - only to then be pummeled into a bloody pulp, in mid-air, by that same invisible assailant. This, friends, is why I keep coming back to JOJO'S BIZARRE ADVENTURE. This is why I love anime.
You know, there's an odd dichotomy to this show. The events unfold at a manic clip - - with a bizarre ideas being thrown at the wall constantly - - yet the tone and rendering style is really more deadpan than any other self-serious shonen. Araki once again demonstrates that there's definite method to his madness in the way he earns sympathy points for Jojo #3.
It's pretty much the same trick he did for Jojo #2. You can get away with as many episodes as you want where your hero is a petulant brat… as long as you show him sticking his neck out for somebody at some point. Araki takes that a step further by having these guys do right turns for kids who've just wronged them. Forgiving somebody who's stowed away on your ship isn't as big doing it for somebody who's just grabbed your wallet (like Jojo #2 did for Smoky), but the principle's still the same. It's quite deft.
Of course, Jojo #3 isn't saving a cat out of a tree here; he's a saving a kid from a shark. So... that makes up sympathy points.
Said sympathy point address the show's other unique dichotomy. I don't know how old Anne is intended to be, but her introduction works enough like Susie Q's that I could easily see her becoming a love interest for Jojo #3. In comparison to other major shonen, JOJO's is unusual for giving its leads girlfriends, and consummating their romance rather quickly (I mean, no joke, there's a lot of reproduction going on).
You juxtapose that most character's… er… metrosexual fashion, and the show's overall admiration with the male form, and it really seems like this whole series might a be Araki's epic, ridiculing comment on that hyper-macho FIST OF THE NORTH STAR. It's playing with gender roles aggressively, as if to say that a hero can be manly while still having a very feminine sense of style.
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Systematic review and meta-analysis of the economic impact of smoking bans in restaurants and bars
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I use smart cast so left click doesnt do anything any more. I was thinking binding attack move there could really step up my game. However, I cannot seem to bind left click to anything. Can someone assist me?
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Got it figured out now. I added these to my input.ini
evtPlayerAttackMoveClick=[Button 1]
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Once I get use to it I think i will play better. only problem now is looking at the mini. I cant look across the map without making a move command. thats gonna hurt my gankplank play.
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3rdStorm, you can actually us the advanced options to disable movement clicks on the minimap
I don't think he'll read this after 9 months of necro.
Sorry to keep necroing this post, but I'm having some difficulty with this binding. I've put the lines in my input file like the guide says to, but it has no effect on my left click. Am I doing something wrong?
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Ida Maza Canadian Yiddish Writer & Activist D By Rebecca Margolis family at age 14. In her thirties, she began to devote herself to Yiddish literature, in particular poetry. With uring the interwar blossoming of Yiddish let- the encouragement of Canada's best-known Yiddish ters, poet Ida Maza (Massey) was at the fore- poet and journal editor, J. I Segal, she made her liter- front of its Canadian branch, both as a writer ary debut in the Kanade literary journal in 1925 with a and an activist. Today, however, her writing poem called "Zunen shtral " (Ray of Sun). This poem remains largely untranslated and thus inaccessible in reads:1 an increasingly non-Yiddish reading world. This brief survey of her literary and cultural activity offers an a zamdik bergl, A sandy hill, introduction to a key figure in Canadian Jewish cultur- a kleyner kval, a small spring, al achievement. afn zamd a zunen shtral. on the sand a ray of sun. For a millennium, Yiddish language and its culture shmeterlingen flien, Butterflies flutter, served as a portable civilization for the Jews of Ashke- shpringen, bounce, naz in their migrations across Europe, and most dreyen zikh arum in ringen; spin in circles; recently, to Canada and other new centres of settle- shimerirn di kolirin the colours shimmer ment. With the emergence of modern Yiddish culture af di fligl fun di on the wings of the in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries that includ- shmeterlingen. butterflies. ed a popular press, theatre, educational institutions, yeder zemdl vi Every grain of sand like and a spectrum of ideological movements, Yiddish a diment a diamond writing became an important expression of modern shpiglt zikh in kval reflected in the spring. identity for Ashkenazi Jews. For many Eastern Euro- vi an oysgus fun . Like an outburst of pean Jews, speaking, reading and writing Yiddish kolirn colour became a primary marker of what it meant to be a shpreyt af alts spread over everything: Jew. This period was characterized by an international der zunen shtral. the ray of sun. explosion of new movements in Yiddish culture, notably in the intersecting areas of literature, politics, This simple and elegant poem offers one of the M and education. recurring motifs in Maza's writing: a snapshot of In the Canadian context, the onset of mass immi- nature's beauty. Like the modernist poets who influ- gration of Jews from Eastern Europe after 1900 trans- enced her, in particular New York's Di Yunge (the formed the existing Jewish community into one that Young Ones), her poem captures a moment that is at was almost entirely Yiddish-speaking. This immigrant once personal and universal. community created a variety of institutions that func- aza went on to publish widely in literary and tioned in Yiddish to meet their needs in their new children's journals, anthologies, and in book home, from synagogues and charitable organizations form. She appeared in the lavish ground- to unions. Across Canada, in particular in the cities of breaking anthology, Yidishe dikhterins antol- Montreal, Toronto, and Winnipeg, a group of Yiddish ogye (Yiddish Women Poets, Chicago, 1928), edited by writers actively promoted literature in newspapers, Detroit Yiddish poet Ezra Korman, which highlighted schools, libraries, and literary clubs. The group includ- the contribution of some seventy women to Yiddish lit- ed both major and minor writers, most of them recent erature from the sixteenth through the twentieth cen- immigrants who developed their literary careers in turies. Korman featured a series of Maza's poems on their adopted homes in Canada: H. M. Caiserman, N. family and motherhood, including one titled "Kinder" J. Gotlib, Benjamin Katz, Mordkhe Miller, Sh. Nepom, (Children) that opens: Shabse Perl, B. G. Sack, J. I. Segal, M. M. Shaffir, A. Sh. Shknonikov, Sholem Shtern, H. Wolofsky, Yudika veynen kinder durkh Children cry through (Yudis Tsik), Yaacov Zipper, to name just a few. The di nekht, the nights, hub of this activity during the interwar period was un shlofn in sleeping in the Montreal, with Ida Maza one of the most prominent fig- frimorgn; morning's sun; ures in its dynamic Yiddish cultural community. vakhn mames mothers keep vigil during Born Ida Zhukovsky (1893-1962) in Ogli, a small lange nekht, long nights, town in Tsarist Belorus, Maza received a traditional shlofn nit un zorgn. unsleeping, their worry Jewish education, and settled in Montreal with her has begun. REBECCA MARGOLIS is an Assistant Professor in the Vered Jewish Universal themes of love, motherhood, family, and Canadian Studies Program at the University of Ottawa, with a special- death intimately exposed and expressed recur ization in Yiddish language and culture. In 2008, she will be teaching a course called "Yiddish Canada in the Twentieth Century" (winter) as 1 All translations are by Rebecca Margolis, with cooperation from well as an intensive Yiddish language and culture course (spring). Deirdre Brown on "Vi blimelekh in regn." 18 / Outlook throughout Maza's published work. She went on to were closely involved with Jewish institutional life. publish five books of poetry and prose. Her first, A Like many Yiddish writers of her time, Maza was mame (A Mother), appeared in 1931 after the death of both an artist and an activist. She was active in local her first son, followed by Lider far kinder (Poems for Yiddish cultural life, heading an informal "literary Children,1938), Naye lider (New Poems, Montreal, salon" beginning in the 1930s in her home in Montre- 1941), and the posthumous Dineh: autobiografishe dert- al's Jewish quarter where local and visiting writers and seylung (Dina: Autobiographical Story, 1970). poets would gather and share their work. Nicknamed At the same time, Maza wrote widely for a readership "di mame" (the Mother), Maza nurtured a broad com- of children and young adults. Her final volume of verse, munity of Yiddish writers. She opened her home to Vaksn mayne kinderlekh: muter un kinder-lider (My local authors and artists on a regular basis, fed them, Children Grow: Mothers' and Children's Poetry, 1954) and listened to their work. As Maza's son, Irving contains selections of her many children's poems Massey, recalls in his book, Identity and Community: because, as Maza writes in her introduction to the vol- Reflections on English, Yiddish, and French Literature in ume, "children are the reason that I started writing. I Canada (1994), the family home on Esplanade Avenue wrote both my happy and my sad poetry to children." hosted a constant stream of visitors seeking aid, advice, The volume contains work taken from her earlier or simply dropping in. There Maza hosted and enter- books, children's journals as well as unpublished poet- tained the many international stars of the Yiddish ry. The opening poem, "Vi blimelekh in regn" (Like Little world—poets, writers, actors, artists—who visited Mon- Flowers in the Rain) from which the book's title is treal from New York and abroad. Regulars at the salon taken, reads: included an array of poets: J. I. Segal, Esther Segal, Gotlib, Shkolnikov, Perl, Shaffir, Yudika, New York's orim iz mayn shtibele, Humble is my little house, Kadya Molodovsky, alongside painter Louis Muhlsotck, mit an altn dakh, its roof is very old, and, in the 1940s and beyond, Melech Ravitch, Rokhl M vaksn in im kinderlekh but my children grow within, Korn and other refugees and survivors from Nazi kinderlekh a sakh. children strong and bold. Europe. Most concretely, Maza provided a second home to the many poets who had immigrated to Canada geyt in gas a regndl, Rain falls softly in the street, alone, worked in factories and lived lonely lives in vert in shtibl nas— the damp invades my home, rooming houses. loyfn mayne kinderlekh and my children run out doors, aza played an important role mentoring shpiln zikh in gas. to play, jump and roam. emerging writers, and encouraging estab- lished ones. In her essay titled "Mrs. Maza's geyt in gas a regndl, A little rain falls in the street, Salon" published in Apartment Seven: geyt er zey antkegn— it comes to entertain. Essays Selected and New (1989), English-language vaksn mayne kinderlekh And I see my children grow, writer and poet Miriam Waddington describes her fami- vi blimelekh in regn. like flowers in the rain. ly's regular visits to Montreal from Ottawa when she was a teenager and a budding poet in the 1930s. She This poem forms part of a wider tradition in modern recalls that Maza read her poetry as a 14-year-old with Yiddish letters of writing for children, and linking edu- the same seriousness as she did the writing of the great cation with literature. Many prominent writers world- Yiddish poets who gathered in her home. Waddington wide were teachers in the vast network of Yiddish discusses the important role Maza played in the lives of schools, or authored pedagogical materials. In the case her guests: of Montreal, Ida Maza was not alone. Both Sh. Dunsky, "To these artists, most of them middle-aged and author of translations of biblical works into Yiddish impecunious, and all of them immigrants, Mrs. Maza (Midrash Rabbah, 1956-1973), and poet J. I. Segal was the eternal mother—the foodgiver and nourisher, were teachers in the Yiddish schools and authors of the listener and solacer, the mediator between them poetry and other reading material designated for chil- and the world. There she would sit with hands folded dren: Dunsky collaborated on a revised version of a his- in sleeves, her face brooding and meditative, listening tory text based on the writings of Simon Dubnov called intently with her body. As she listened she rocked back Yidishe geshikhte in fragn un entfers (Jewish History in and forth, and, as it then seemed to me, she did so in Questions and Answers, 1935, 1939); a selection of time to the rhythm of the poem being read. She gave Segal's poems for children that appeared in the daily herself entirely and attentively to the poem; she fed the Keneder adler (Canadian Jewish Eagle) were published spiritual hunger and yearning of these oddly assorted posthumously under the title of Lider far yidishe kinder Yiddish writers whenever they needed her." (Poems for Jewish Children, 1961). The Maza home served as a clearinghouse of infor- Maza's poetic voice, with its intertwined intimate and mation as the Depression and War years progressed. It universal themes, reflects the venture of modern Yid- hosted a constant stream of visitors seeking aid, advice, dish poetry as a whole. During the first half of the or simply dropping in. During this time, Maza became twentieth century, both in Eastern Europe and its personally involved in rescue work among Jews immigrant centres, Yiddish poets were respected as trapped in Nazi Europe. Along with fellow activists and community spokespeople. Many wrote for the popular Yiddish writers Hirsch Hershman and Melech Ravitch, Yiddish newspapers that were read by hundreds of Maza worked tirelessly to bring refugees and Holocaust thousands of readers, and were household names. In survivors to Canada, and to help them get settled once the world of Yiddish of the 1920s and 1930s culture they arrived. She was also instrumental in publishing and politics overlapped, as did literature and activism. Writers allied themselves with political movements, and continued on page 38 Sept./Oct. 2007/ 19 minority language. To some extent, language that has been with us for MAZA... she had no choice: Yiddish was her a thousand years of exile. Continued from page 19 creative language, and the tongue Due in large part to the massive in which she was inspired to decline of Yiddish in the last fifty the work of Yiddish authors, in express herself artistically. At the years, Yiddish writers like Maza particular of the group of writers same time, writing in Yiddish was are largely unknown outside select who settled in Canada after the a political statement, in particular circles. It is my hope that Maza's Holocaust. after the destruction of so many of writing will enter the pantheon of Like so many Yiddish writers of the world's Yiddish speakers in the recognized Canadian cultural fig- her generation, Maza made her Holocaust: we are here, and we will ures as well as the canon of Cana- career as a writer in Canada in a continue to write in our Jewish dian literature. STEIN... it out. I needed to go to Poland first, Last year a concert featuring Continued from page 27 smell the air and touch the ground musicians from the former Soviet where my grandparents came from Union was so successful the Festi- and that tells me where I come val will be doing it again this year. nent of cross-cultural creation and from, as sad and bitter as that his- "We're bringing some Klezmer and of the various shades within the tory is for Jews in Eastern Europe. Yiddish musicians from Israel— Klezmer and Jewish music world. And now I'm at another stage which is unusual in itself—to per- Part of my agenda with Ashkenaz is where I ask myself, 'How do I incor- form here. So it's going to be a mix to expand the mandate, to do more porate Israel into my identity?' " of Jews from the former Soviet with other styles of Jewish music, Stein also feels the need to pull Union and Jews from Israel, some and more cross-cultural creation." Israeli Yiddish culture into the of whom themselves are from the The 2008 Ashkenaz Festival will Ashkenaz tent here in Canada, and former Soviet Union." be the Bar Mitzvah year—thirteen abroad. "There's a certain discon- At the time Stein spoke to Out- years since the festival began. Next nect between Israel and Ashke- look in early June, he had just year also coincides with the 60th naz/Klezmer/Yiddish music on returned from a Klezmer Heritage anniversary of the founding of the both sides. The whole history of Cruise in Ukraine, from Kiev to State of Israel, and Stein feels it is Yiddish being depressed and cast Odessa via the Dnieper River.1 important to help bridge the gap away in Israel, the fact that Stein was surprised to visit Jewish between the Yiddish revival in Klezmer music died and the Yid- communities of as many as forty or Europe and North America and the dish language and culture kind of fifty thousand. "I didn't know there traditional spurning of Yiddish cul- died for a time and it's only in the were that many Jews left in that ture in Israel. last generation or two that there's part of the world. It's an amazing "I myself haven't identified that been a revival. It's interesting the story of survival. A lot of the Jews much with Israel until the last year revival has been in Europe and who survived did so by fleeing to or so, when I visited Israel. I never North America. Israel still has a lot the East, and they went as far East knew where to place it in my own of ambivalence and ambiguity in its as all the 'Stans'—Uzbekistan, identity and I'm still trying to figure own attitude about Klezmer music Kazakhstan—and then gradually and Yiddish culture in general, and migrated back westward and now HAPPY NEW YEAR that's what I hope to be part of—a they're in Ukraine. It's very differ- broader world-wide solution in ent from Poland. I was expecting terms of bridging that gap." that Ukraine would be more like RANKIN & Another bridge Stein has planned for the 2008 Ashkenaz Festival is welcoming Jews from Poland, where there would be more of an echo, a shadow of what once was, but we were also meeting full BOND the former Soviet Union, who are the fastest growing Jewish commu- nity in Toronto. "Jews from Central communities that are growing." Stein feels privileged to be in a position to use his musical and [and Eastern] Europe are still grap- history background to make others pling with their own identities, still appreciate the Yiddish cultural Legal services including: grappling with making a living; identity that resonates so strongly • Immigration they're still dealing with that immi- for him. "My Master's Degree was • Wills grant experience. In some ways in history, so I'm a trained histori- • Estates they're still going through what my an. A methodology that is similar to • Criminal • Injury Claims grandparents were going through that of a historian has served me seventy years ago. As far as the well in my approach to learning Phil Rankin and Ellen Bond Klezmer music scene, and the Yid- about playing this music and about dish culture world, in many ways the culture. It's made me culturally that's the most dynamic magnet and historically savvy, so I think it's Tel: 604-682-3621 drawing this Jewish renaissance an asset and part of who I am." Fax: 604-682-3919 2nd Floor, 157 Alexander Street out." 1 For more information on this cruise, see Marc and AC Dolgin's article, "Seeking Our Vancouver, B.C. V6A 1B8 Roots in the Ukraine," Outlook May/June 2006. –Eds 38 / Outlook
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Кангрэгацыю Найсвяцейшага Збавіцеля (па латыні Congregatio Sanctissimi Redemptoris, скарочана CSsR), або Кангрэгацыю рэдэмптарыстаў заснаваў св. Альфонс Марыя дэ Лигуоры (1696-1787), Настаўнік Цэрквы. Гэта ён, бачачы жабракоў духам людзей, у 1732 годзе на поўдні Італіі, у мясцовасці Скала, заснаваў місіянерскае грамадства, якое, прыняўшы заклік Святога Духу, здрадзілася Хрысту, каб дапамагаць жабракам. взято с redemptor.by
Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights. In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states. Text by Steve Smith.


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91 Pont. Sunbird 2.0 Ltr. blows fuel pump fuse
My son's girlfriend's 91 Sunbird 2.0 Litre she just bought was hardly making it up hills, then a day later it blew the fuel pump fuse. On checking the fuse it had a 20 Amp. fuse when it should have been a 10 Amp. We figured the pump was pulling too many amps and not pumping enough that it ran rough on the hills. We replaced the fuel pump in the tank and put in a 10 amp fuse. It started fine and ran a couple miles before it blew the fuse again. So now I figure the problem must be in the wiring. Anyone have any ideas? What is the best way to start troubleshooting this problem. Since the only thing on this fuse is the fuel pump would it be easiest to run a new wire from the fuse to the relay and from the relay to the connector going into the tank? Any suggestions really appreciated. THANKS rd
There is also a relay in the fuel pump circuit, if it,s points become pitted or the coil shorted the main fuel system fuse will blow. Try running a new wire, run wire on outside for test, if fuse still blows wire is not problem. Next bypass relay and run car awhile if fuse does not blow relay is bad, if it does fuel pump needs replacing. Be sure the test wire is heavy enough.
Be sure to check the wiring behind the fuse block as well. My 91 Sunbird LE had this same problem, traced it right down to a totally messed up wire showing conductors that was right behind there, contacting a grounded bolt nearby. Replaced section of wire with a new run and an add-a-fuse plug to get it going again. No problems with this since.


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Chris Young Releases Brand New Single Called "I Can Take it From There" [POLL][VIDEO]
When Chris Young released the single "Tomorrow" last year it was his fourth straight number 1 from 3 albums. Actually there were five consecutive #1's from the "Neon" album with "You." With a track record like that it will be interesting to see what happens with the new single called "I Can Take It From There."