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What's Your Number?
I've been thinking about numbers lately. Not in a Jewish, gematria-type way, but in a way that kinda makes me wish I had developed my quantitative reasoning skills. If I had, I'd be a bit better prepared for life moments like this…
When I was at Brandeis, I was required to take a course for "Quantitative Reasoning," which ended up being something about the history of scientific innovation. In other words, it was a course designed for people like me, who got itchy thinking about integers.
But when the organization you've been employed by for the last seven years turns 15 years old, you start to consider a lot of numbers. The number of programs and services delivered, the number of partners in our region, the number of staff over that number of years. In an organization that has grown so much, in a region that is so large.. well, all that number-crunching is what I like to call a "special project."
So where to start?
Well, where would you start? Think about your own workplace- who's keeping up with the daily ins and outs of your organization? Who in your family or among your friends is keeping records of important life moments? Do you have someone that holds all the institutional memory?
Most of us rely on digital assistance these days — large archived email lists, folders of uploaded photos. But collecting all this data for work has gotten me thinking about the importance of archives! (Hey, I'm a museum professional, what did you expect?)
Our museum collection is filled with records from Southern congregations. These records are incredible resources for looking back into the everyday lives of Jewish communities. Minutes from sisterhood meetings, confirmation photos with names carefully handwritten on the back, ledgers with all the members and when they paid their dues, newsletters that include gems like the rabbi's sermons and welcomes given to guests to town. Groups that have a designated secretary often embody record keeping at its finest.
The primary source documents are precious — and the documentation that goes along with preserving everything in an archive is just as important as the items themselves. As a museum registrar, I've got filing cabinets filled with records about records, digital files and images on all the objects in our collection. Collections management is essentially that fine balance of not only preserving objects but also creating and maintaining documentation to provide accessibility and accountability to the interested public, and to ensure that their meaning and origin is not lost.
All that to say, because the ISJL provides such a wide range of services to a variety of audiences, each department has been maintaining data in their own unique way. To commemorate our 15th year, I'm starting on a project to develop a common institutional memory, a system where we can access when we had programs in Montgomery, Alabama over the last 15 years, whose weddings were officiated by ISJL rabbis, and how many people have attended Jewish Cinema South Film festivals. I'll be looking through old CIRCA magazines, trip reports, conference rosters, digital folders on our common drive… and figuring out the best ways to quantify our impact on this region.
So invite you to join me in this journey into numbers and impact. Take a minute and reflect on what you've got archived from the last 15 years of your life. What would your numbers be? How would you quantify the impact of your life? And how do you quantify your personal Jewish impact? Number of d'vrei torah given, number of matzoh balls made, or number of blog posts written? Looks like I'm already working on my own numbers, and not just my colleagues' collective contributions!
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Transplants, Replanting, and Reigniting: A Southern Jewish Story of Eternal Light
We use the phrase "transplants" often down here—referring to the "Yankees" who for one reason or another found themselves down South. (Transplants like… me.)
In the Southern Jewish communities with which I interact, the transplants are often people who, though lacking "deep Southern roots," have stepped up as local leaders. They step up alongside those with the deep Southern roots, the ones who have been leaders in their communities for multiple generations. Both the transplants and the long-term residents share an appreciation of and dedication to Jewish communal life—but for the transplants, this passion is often newfound. Even if they weren't as active "Up North," they end up serving as leaders in their Southern congregation, and ambassadors in their communities.
When I traveled as an Education Fellow, I would hear from moms and dads in small Southern towns who "never in a million years" thought they would be teaching religious school. In New York, New Jersey, California, places with large Jewish populations, there were plenty of people to do all the things that maintain a healthy and thriving congregation. In smaller communities, it's more do-it-yourself.
So, what was I doing in Tarpon Springs? It began with a phone call from Joel May, a transplant to Tarpon Springs. But he wasn't the typical "snowbird" retiree most of us picture when we imagine transplant Jews moving to Florida. Joel is originally from Jasper, Alabama. And while he has lived in many places since, he was a born and bred Southern Jew. He contacted me about a loan of an eternal light for their sanctuary, a process we affectionately call "re-planting". Being from the region, Joel knew of our museum. He made the connection, and I worked with him and his committee to re-plant a beautiful ner tamid from Gemiluth Chassed, a congregation that had closed in Port Gibson, Mississippi, to his congregation in Florida.
For me, the experience of replanting a Southern Jewish artifact rich in value and history (the ner tamid was originally donated to Gemiluth Chassed, the oldest synagogue in Mississippi, built in 1892) was already incredible. Making it even more meaningful was the Southern Jewish congregant, Joel from Jasper, helping to bring this artifact to his new community. His new a community is one full of transplants, from many places outside the South, but all are now connected to the Southern Jewish experience. It is a remarkable testament to the contribution and quality of the small population of Southern Jewish communities.
My time in Tarpon Springs was lovely. Years ago, I was lucky to drop into communities every other weekend, but I had forgotten what a joyful feeling it is to be warmly welcomed into a new group of people. Food, music, gossip, what could be better! What I soon learned is that while the community was made up of transplants, they weren't the typical New York Jews I was expecting. All the jokes I had written into my talk about Brooklyn were going to fall flat with the people I was meeting from Michigan, Illinois, and Minnesota. (Apparently the west coast of Florida attracts Midwesterners—who knew?!) I admit I felt foolish for coming with preconceived assumptions, when most of what I do each day is try to break down stereotypes of Southern communities.
But I was pleasantly surprised that many of the people in the congregation would find it easier to connect to small town congregational life like Port Gibson. I heard from people telling me about their families immigrating to the Midwest, opening stores or becoming fur traders, very similar narratives of the Southern story that I was planning to share. I listened and learned about the natural connections between Midwest and Southern congregations that I hadn't previously considered before my visit. This made this replanting all the more special.
The night of the dedication, I met a few people who had come because they did have Southern roots. A woman from Atlanta, a family from Brookhaven, Mississippi, a couple from New Orleans. I liked seeing them seated in the congregation, nodding along with my new Midwestern-ex-pat friends as I talked about the connection between the long and rich history of Jewish communities in the Deep South to the larger national Jewish population. Dedicating a piece of the Gemiluth Chassed sanctuary built a special connection through time and space between these two small congregations, a connection that is important for continuing to support the legacy of Jewish communities in the region.
This eternal light, the ner tamid, will be given the opportunity to shine again and serve a congregation, ensuring the ancestors of small town Jewish communities like Port Gibson will not be forgotten… well, I get goosebumps just thinking about it! I am grateful to have had the opportunity to be a part of this wonderful celebration.
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Getting to Know (Jewish) Natchez
Last week, I was on the road with TENT, a week-long traveling seminar on culture, history, and social justice for a group of Jewish twenty-somethings. The group started in New Orleans and finished in Memphis, spending several days in Mississippi along the way.
I accompanied the group from New Orleans to Jackson, and it was a privilege to spend time with such an intelligent, enthusiastic group of young adults. All but one of them hailed from the North, so it was interesting to watch them experience Southern culture and learn about Southern Jewry from trip leader Rachel Myers and their scholar-on-the-road, Professor Eric Goldstein of Emory University.
Some in the group had been to New Orleans, but none of them had been to Natchez, Mississippi, the second stop on our tour.
Natchez, a river port town in Adams County, sits on high bluffs towering over the mighty Mississippi River. Commonly referred to as "The Bluff City," Natchez is one of the oldest and most important European settlements in the lower Mississippi River Valley. Its economy, firmly rooted in the cotton trade, prospered during the 19th century and attracted people from around the world seeking to profit from the trade. Goods came to the area from ports in New Orleans, St. Louis, Boston, New York, and even Great Britain. As a result of this great success, in 1860 Natchez had more millionaires than anywhere else in the United States.
Though past its economic prime, Natchez continues to attract visitors with its many historic homes and festivals that celebrate life in the Old South. Here, in the so-called "most Southern place on earth," the group quickly learned that Jews flourished in The Bluff City for over two centuries.
Natchez has thirteen National Historic Landmarks and over 1,000 structures on the National Register of Historic Places. A number of historic churches are scattered throughout the city, including Temple B'nai Israel. The original temple was built in 1870, but burned to the ground due to faulty wiring. B'nai Israel's new building was dedicated on March 25, 1905, with over 600 people in attendance.
A number of esteemed guests come to B'nai Israel to talk to us about the history of the Natchez Jewish community. Mayor Larry Lynn "Butch" Brown [named for two other Natchez Jews of blessed memory, Larry and Lynn Abrams] spoke about the many contributions Jews made over the years, and invited us to return to the city's tri-centennial celebration in 2016. Mimi Miller, Executive Director of the Historic Natchez Foundation, shared that the synagogue looks much as it looked in 1905. The bima, lighting fixtures, and chairs are the same. Temple member Beau Baumgardner informed us that lay-lead services are held monthly, despite the fact that the median age of temple members is 74. The congregation is fortunate to have David Goldblatt, a music professor at Alcorn State University, serve as cantorial soloist. To the group's surprise, Beau also told us that often, more gentiles than Jews are in attendance at Shabbat services.
After visiting the temple, we met Natchez resident Jerry Krouse and toured his historic home. His adorable granddaughters helped lead the tour. Jerry has an exquisite collection of mid-eighteenth-century Rococo furniture and antiques.
Though small in numbers now, the Natchez Jewish community continues to shine in this historic gem of a city. In 1991, Temple B'nai Israel went into partnership with the ISJL (then called the Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience) to ensure their temple's preservation down the road. B'nai Israel is now listed as a Mississippi historical site. In fact, the Historic Natchez Foundation has a riddle on their architectural scavenger hunt: "I alone am surmounted by a dome, but I have few members who call me home."
The TENT participants visiting Natchez almost all came from towns with large, thriving Jewish communities. We were all impressed by the determination of the Natchez Jewish community to keep their Jewish traditions alive for as long as possible. It was a wonderful way to begin a journey through the Jewish South, and a good lesson: a community can be small, and still be thriving.
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Mo Farah Sets Euro Half Marathon Record in Lisbon
Farah hangs back, closes hard, then triumphs by a second.
Mo Farah Sets World Indoor Two-Mile Record of 8:03.40
Double Olympic champ runs second mile in under 4:00.
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Farah's Goals: World Records Next Year
After the Great North Run, he'll take a two-week break and return to Portland.
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He'd been hospitalized and skipped the Commonwealth Games.
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Mo Farah Will Race Next at Bupa London 10,000 on May 25
Track great returns to roads after finishing 8th in London Marathon.
Mo Farah May Not Run Marathon Again Until After Olympics
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People would abuse this feature like they abuse the name feature and the appearance feature. I just know someone out there would ruin just for s***s and giggles.
And I most certainly do like women, I just don't like have to remind myself that we can customize their appearance to the point we have, as we call them in the writing community, a Mary-Sue.
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Bose releases Bluetooth headset Series 2
By Darren Quick
October 5, 2011
Bose has unveiled its new Bluetooth headset. The Series 2 headset features the same form factor as the original, but now comes in left- and right-ear versions. A2DP streaming has also been added, alongside Bose's Adaptive Audio Adjustment technology that automatically adjusts the speaker volume in response to changes in ambient noise levels - keeping the volume down when in a quiet office and pumping up the volume when you step out in to a busy street, for example.
Other improvements include a new internal antenna to improve reception with a mobile phone stowed away in a pocket, and dual microphones that work in conjunction with Bose's proprietary signal processing technology to filter out background noise and reduce wind noise. Answering a phone call is done with a simple top-to-bottom pinching motion on the unit's buttons, with labeled LED indicators displaying the battery life and Bluetooth connection status.
The Bose Bluetooth headset Series 2 comes with small, medium and large flexible silicone StayHear tips, a portable zipper case, one-foot (0.3 m) USB cable, and a power adapter with fold-flat prongs. It is currently available through the Bose website for US$149.95.Share
Can you have them connected to different phones or will having two of them just give you stereo sound.
Actually given my level of hearing loss, and the tonal differences between the ears I understand much better when I can hear with both ears.Slowburn
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Finally, a show of things I got done at Retreat!
The picture loading & posting process is a slow one for me and I don't often get time to sit and get through it. But tonight's been a good night, so I'll show you the things I got done at retreat in October.
A few years ago our guild had an estate/yard sale. I purchased a bunch of partial/completed block sets. I've slowly been working on getting them together into tops. Most of them are heading to our charity program.
This first one was a completed top... It came with 2 extra blocks and more green strips ready for more log cabin blocks. I decided I wasn't going to make more blocks, so just added a border to this one and cut backing for the sandwich. Then turned it over to someone else to handle the rest.
Here are the two extra blocks sew together with the backing fabric. Figured it'd make a NICU quilt, or something for a small child. Also, provided backing for this one.
This one were blocks that I won from a BOM a few years back. I simply wanted it put together and out!! I had some extra 4-patches so threw them into the borders. Don't think I really like that 'out-of-the-box' idea, but it's done, and gone!!
Then there's this one. This one is interesting! The blocks I got were diagonal log cabin blocks with a white center. They were cool! Originally, I thought they'd go together and make a really cool layout, maybe a tree skirt. But once I started working with them, NONE of them had straight sides...the sides were more arcs than anything, and I couldn't cut them down evenly. So, Trish offered the idea to to cut them down... and I did. I cut them all into 6 1/2" squares, then sewing them together was easy as pie!
This created such a cool pattern that I've kept it. Added a border and voila! It's done. Not sure what I'll do with it, but it's here.
I think I still have a few sets of estate sale blocks, but I'm getting there. I hate to see them thrown away/wasted! (Extra ones maybe, but not all of them!)
When I got home from retreat, one day I needed a 'fix'. I had a bunch of leftover HSTs from my nephew's quilt so started laying them out. It turned into this small quilt. Turned this one in to the charity quilt program with backing & binding (which was leftover from another project) I think it ended up about 20" x 28", or something like that.
Thanks for posting the final pictures of these projects. You accomplished alot and others will benefit from your kindness, skill and creativity. It was a great and productive weekend.
It is an effort/ time consuming to post pictures here, but so worth it. Thanks!
Impressive and well done as always. I love how you take the effort to finish any and all projects that come your way. And they look wonderful when done. You put me to shame. I haven't been near my sewing machine since we returned from retreat. I'm in a dry period.
I hear what you're saying about a spic n span, spotless antiseptically clean house, Jen. I'll bet your house is clean as opposed to being dirty.....that's my thinking when it comes to doing housework.
'done and gone' gives a good feeling, eh? Good job on getting all the blocks put together in such a great way.
I certainly wouldn't make the "Hoarder's" show with filth. I can make it presentable to my MIL within the time she pulls in the driveway and gets to the front door!
The floor needs vacuuming more often than not, but that's got to change now that baby is crawling! grrr, I hate to vacuum!
I firmly believe that anti-germ campaigns are hurting our children more than helping. I believe in dirt.
And "YES" 'done & gone' is a great feeling!! I've now got 3 new ideas laying on my table to work over ;)


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Åndalsnes is a small Norwegian city that serves as a gateway to the region's magnificent fjords — but it's in need of a makeover. Jagnefält Milton Architecture has proposed a unique way to enliven the city: a hotel that rolls on the many train tracks that connect the town to the outside world. Spotted on designboom, the award-winning concept is a kinetic structure that can take visitors into the heart of the fjords in an environmentally-sensitive fashion. The architects even envision a master plan for an entire town that can move on tracks, spread out during the summer, and huddle close in the winter.
A Rolling Master Plan shows individual portable boxy rooms of various heights and widths that roll through the magnificent countryside to take in the views. The minimalist accommodations consist of small sleeping quarters that open directly to the out-of-doors, allowing tourist to directly experience the natural settings.
The proposal goes further to include a rolling public bath and concert hall — essentially a small resort that can travel along the rails. When winter sets in, the units collect near the town center along the various existing train tracks, adding fresh digs to the small town. The design has an interesting retro feeling, like when railroads in the US would accommodate private cars that would travel across the continent a hundred years ago.
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This is a beautifully poetic idea. I love the simplicity of forms and the close connection between architecture and landscape. Innovative ideas like this are exactly the type of project that wins prizes in the Holcim Awards. Enter your projects to the Holcim Awards for Sustainable Construction. http://bit.ly/a7rwWV
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- TERRORISTIC THREATS PROTOCOL - University of Houston-Victoria
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- 218_2 Terroristic Threats Acts - Moniteau School District
- www.moniteau.k12.pa.us
- Revised 01/26/04
- Jan 26, 2004 Revised 01/26/04. TERRORISTIC THREATS. (N.
- www.judiciary.state.nj.us
- FOOD SAFETY ISSUES Terrorist Threats to Food
- www.who.int
- www.monroecti.org
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- Pa. man charged with threats related to cop death
- Schaedel was charged Tuesday with making terroristic threats and harassment. He was already in custody on charges of hindering apprehension and obstruction. A call to his lawyer was not immediately returned Wednesday.
- Shannon man jailed on terroristic threats, meth possession charges
- Rice is charged with felony terroristic threats and acts in violation of the family violence act and possession of methamphetamines.
- Fort Bragg promotes awareness of terroristic threats
- By Drew Brooks Monday's dedication of the headquarters for Forces Command and US Army Reserve Command means Fort Bragg's military might and influence will continue to grow worldwide. But with that growth comes an unwanted consequence.
- Texas man arrested, accused of making terroristic threats
- He is charged with two counts of Terroristic Threats, one count of Evading Arrest and one count of Criminal Mischief, over $1500.00.
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- The criminal lawyers at the Law Offices of John F. Marshall defend individuals arrested, charged or indicted for making Terroristic Threats.
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- Terroristic Threat Law & Legal Definition
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- Texas man arrested, accused of making terroristic threats. | Crime
- Aug 21, 2011 Texas man arrested, accused of making terroristic threats.
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- Airline passenger charged with making terroristic threats - CNN
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Why buy fruits, veggies, flowers and herbs from the store when you can grow them right at home using the 4-Tier Mini Greenhouse? Of course, getting a jump-start on the growing season, as well as extending it into the fall, is always a plus. Ideal for pollinating plants, protecting starts and displaying flora in full sun, this 4-tier mini greenhouse fits in the corner of the garden, on the deck, patio or balcony with ease. Its sturdy, tubular steel frame offers plenty of support for pots and trays. The stacked design of this patio greenhouse makes it usable in relatively small spaces and allows you to increase the number of plants that you grow in one location. A removable, clear plastic cover with full-length, roll-up zippered front panel retains solar energy to bolster growth while making it easy to install and remove plants. Polypropylene construction ensures years of reliable use and won't fade or crack in the sun. This item is durable.
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Sep 2, 2012 - By Bruce Tippets, Sports Editor:  Five balanced scores landed Lander Valley High School into a two-way tie for second on Friday at the Powell-Cody Invitational golf tournament.
Inexperienced Tigers upended 28-0 by Cody to start season
Sep 2, 2012 - By Bruce Tippets, Sports Editor:  Late in the third quarter, Lander Valley High School was in position to tie up the football game vs. Cody at 7-7, but the Tigers couldn't pound the ball over ... [more]
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Sep 2, 2012 - By Bruce Tippets, Sports Editor:  Central Wyoming College managed a 1-3 record Friday and Saturday at the Salt Lake City Invitational volleyball tournament.
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RHS spikers end tourney with win over Natrona
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