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Thriller was ultimately trimmed and repressed before release.
The industry has since trimmed turbines down to three blades.
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Her skirt was of voluminous white, puffed and trimmed in wondrous sort.
You've trimmed some of this spending, you've embraced some meaningful change.
Customers sat in old chrome seats with their heads tilted back, while barbers in white smocks trimmed their hair.
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To prevent them from cannibalizing one another, their beaks are trimmed with a hot blade.
She had removed his fangs and kept his claws trimmed, too.
Defence spending can indeed be trimmed-but less quickly and deeply than that of many other departments.
Orders are an important indicator, but between signature and delivery many are cancelled, trimmed or postponed.
Unprofitable routes and frequencies have been trimmed and staff have begun to be laid off.
Retail trade employment growth also tumbled, as nervous consumers trimmed spending.
Her nails were perfect little half-ellipses, the cuticles neatly trimmed.
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Thomas Jane's the hot star of the hit HBO series Hung. Now, he's getting ready to LOL with Miley Cyrus in his next film.
Before becoming an actor, Jane was homeless and living in his car, earning money through street performances. But in 1999, Jane's acting career took off as he went swimming with the sharks in Deep Blue Sea alongside LL Cool J. In 2005, he starred in the adaptation of Stephen King's horror story The Mist in which he played David Drayton, father of Billy Drayton, who he ends up killing with a shot to the head by the end of the film. While most popular for his acting career, Jane also co-owns entertainment company, RAW with Steve Niles and Tim Bradstreet. He also writes comic books, including comic book series Bad Planet, which he co-writes with Niles.
As the star of Hung, Jane plays a very unhappy single dad and high school gym teacher Ray Drecker. After a fire destroys his home, he becomes a prostitute to earn a better living for himself and his children. Jane surely pleased many fans with his nude scene. "Taking your clothes off in front of 150 people. I was naked more on set than I was in my own home," Jane told Uinterview exclusively.
Getting finished with it. Going home everyday is nice.
Yeah. It did get renewed. Pretty cool.
I still find it odd. Taking your clothes off in front of 150 people. I was naked more on set than I was in my own home. Well sure, I mean, you can get used to anything, can't you?
As far as me being the sex object? I'm not really tired of that yet.
Oh you know what? She's a real sweetheart. I went out to meet her and she was so, so nice. She hung out with us on the set for many hours, and she never got tired or bored. She's excited about acting, and her acting career, and I think she's a genuine talent. I admire her very much.
You know, just to listen to her dad. He's done pretty well by her.
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There are more disabled employees than ever. As of May 2014, the total number of Social Security disability beneficiaries in the United States hit an all-time high of about 11 million beneficiaries.
But fewer employees are covered with long term disability coverage. The number of U.S. workers with long-term disability coverage decreased 6% from 2009-2013.
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An excellent article out of the July 17, 2014 Portland Press Herald summarizes the issue. http://www.pressherald.com/2014/07/17/employers-dropping-long-term-disability-coverage/
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New Palestine High School seniors Bryson Basaran and Lauren Joray signed national letters of intent this week to play collegiate soccer.
Basaran signed a letter of intent to play soccer at Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio. Joray signed a letter of intent to play soccer at Indiana University.
Basaran was the leading scorer on the Dragons' team both his junior and senior years. He had 12 goals and five assists in the 2012 season to help lead the Dragons to a 10-7-1 record and runner-up finishes in both the Hoosier Heritage Conference and the sectional. As a junior, he had 23 goals and six assists for an HHC championship team. Over his career, he scored 36 goals and assisted on 13 others, playing the last two seasons for head coach Bobby Holden at NPHS. He plans to pursue physical therapy at Wright State. He will play for head coach Bryan Davis at WSU.
Joray was a leader on the Dragons' HHC championship girls soccer team. She had a team-high 11 goals and nine assists in 2012. As a junior, she had 19 goals and seven assists and helped lead the Dragons to an undefeated regular season and a sectional championship. She also had 24 goals and 19 assists during her sophomore season, another sectional championship year. Her major is currently undecided. She will play for new IU head coach Amy Berbery at IU. She played her first three seasons for head coach Dana Merrick at NPHS, and her senior season for head coach Bobby Holden.
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Dialed-up passing attack aimed at the two Vincents
From the first snap, they were different. The Chargers didn't open the game with the usual first-down play -- a handoff to a running back – but a pass of 23 yards to Vincent Jackson.
Philip Rivers kept throwing to Jackson, too, aiming 11 passes at him and completing eight for 141 yards and three touchdowns. They were Jackson's first scores in four games.
"I'm glad our coaches were able to come in this week and say, "You know what, this is our plan of attack, every week,' " said Jackson. "That's the way they decided they wanted to attack this game when we had meetings last night. I was excited about it, because with inclement weather and running, sometimes you think you won't be as aggressive passing the ball."
A two-touchdown deficit after one quarter – and four touchdown passes by Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers for a 45-24 lead -- also dictated that Rivers would wind up throwing 46 passes for 385 yards and four scores of his own. But the fact is, the Chargers' opening drive (and resultant 23-yard TD to Jackson) indeed seemed a statement that things were going to be different Sunday.
Things didn't turn out that different, though, in that Rivers was intercepted thrice and two of the picks were returned for touchdowns in the seven-point loss. Jackson, for obvious reasons, preferred to focus on the way the offense opened up and went after huge chunks of yardage in the Chargers' frenzied comeback attempt.
"If (there's) anything you can take away from this game, it will that show when we have to go and press on the gas, we can go," said Jackson. "We have players all over the field. We have young guys, Vincent Brown stepping up, Patrick Crayton, (tight end Antonio) Gates, all of the running backs we have catching balls out of the backfield. When we really need to put some numbers up on the board, we can do that.
"I think it is a confidence-builder in some parts of the game, as far as the way we were able to be more aggressive in the passing game."
At halftime, Jackson had five receptions, the other wideouts none. Rivers began dispersing the ball more in the second half, with four completions going to the rookie Brown, who made them count for 79 yards and set up two Jackson scores.
"It's cool that it was my breakout game, and it might get a lot of hype," said Brown. "But I'd rather have the 'W' anytime. It's not the same without the 'W.' All we're after is the 'Ws.' "
Meaning, of course, wins. The Chargers haven't had one in almost a month. If the passing game hasn't been as sharp as in the past – and it hasn't, clearly – one of the reasons cited is the lack of continuity and practice time for key targets as a result of health issues.
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When the play opened in New York it aroused much more controversy than it had in London.
There were a number of American scientists and historians of science who think I have been too soft on Heisenberg, although he is bitterly attacked by Margrethe in the play.
Heisenberg is allowed to make his own case to try and argue out why he did what he did, not only in the meeting in Copenhagen with Bohr, but also during the war in serving German science.
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Niels Bohr never commented publicly on the meeting in his lifetime. He only told one or two family members and colleagues what he thought had happened at the 1941 meeting. He didn't say anything more about it until after the war when Heisenberg tried to establish with Bohr what had occurred.
Heisenberg was very eager to have some agreed version of the meeting established. But they couldn't agree, so they abandoned the idea.
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Neither of them said anything more about it until some point in the 1950's, when Robert Jungk wrote a book exculpating the German scientists, suggesting that they had tried to run some kind of resistance movement to Hitler.
Heisenberg gave Jungk his version of the 1941 meeting, which appeared in the book. When Niels Bohr read Heisenberg's account he was very angry. He thought that Heisenberg had completely misstated what had happened.
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Bohr wrote a letter to Heisenberg, but characteristically he didn't send it. He went on redrafting it, just as he had always redrafted his scientific papers. In fact he went on redrafting it for the rest of his life.
What he was trying to do -- also very characteristic of Bohr -- was to be very precise about what had happened in the meeting as he recalled it. I also think he was trying to find some way of disagreeing with Heisenberg, without hurting Heisenberg's feelings.
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While personalities and also versions could sporting activity pearly white teeth, the smiles of many people are a little bit duller. Yet this should not be also unusual: A variety of various factors could influence the colour of your teeth as well as transform them that dreadful yellow color.
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I have had to pump twice on a plane. Both times, I had planned to pump in the airport/hotel pre/post but flight delays got me. It is why I own a manual pump in addition to an electric one. Outside the flight attendants (who I think have likely seen everything most times), trying to do something secretive under your jacket with a machine that makes pump sounds,... is likely to make people think you are a terrorist with a bomb. I have heard of people pumping in an airport bathroom and having TSA called on them because they "looked suspicious".
The first time I went to the airplane bathroom (icky but at least private). The second time we were stuck in our seats for a long time after being late to board (because they didn't have enough gas in the plane...really). I had to do it in the window seat (luckily with an older woman next to me that likely had a sense of what I was doing). I can't imagine if I had been sitting next to a man or in the aisle seat.
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Four fine examples built by mssrs Geiger, Wiseman, Goldman and Ahlborn...
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The first thing evident in the MK kit is the lack of the Firestone emblem on the tonneau cover. Other than that, it appears to be a straight reissue with Firestone branded tires (identical to the 'Commando' tires in the old Boondocker kit) supplied instead of the Desert Dogs pictured on the box. The basic 2wd suspension pieces are all included with an extra sprue tree engineered with the 4wd parts. These parts actually represent the F100 or F150 regular cab 4x4 frontend setup and will need replacing with leaf springs to accurately model the heavier duty trucks.
Drivetrain is the same 390 4bbl C6 combo common to all issues of this truck (not the 460 as claimed on some boxes in this series) but is inaccurate for the 77-79 trucks as it was replaced with the 351M & 400 engines in 77. Of course, the 300 six and 302 V8 were optional in these as well as the 460 in the 2wd trucks. Rep stock fans will want to do their research on the rest of the drivetrain, among other things, as the divorced np205 transfer case is accurate for the pre 77 trucks only and should be joined to the transmission on the newer ones.
The cab shows some dimensional inaccuracies relating to windshield height (too low), door window shape (too tall) and wheel openings, but AMT captured well the essence of the truck. The choice of F350 super camper special long wheelbase tooling by AMT is a strange one and will require major surgery on the box sides to correct if you want a normal looking truck.
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In early December, a disconcerting piece of news seeped out of the White House. The nation's plans for fighting a nuclear war had been revised by a Presidential Decision Directive (a so-called P.D.D.) for the first time since 1981, when, at one of the tensest moments of the cold war, President Reagan had just begun his first term in office. No public announcement had been made, but reporters got wind of the change, and the Clinton Administration confirmed the news. It was, of course, disturbing in this peaceful time merely to be reminded that the United States still had plans for nuclear war. On Thanksgiving Day, just days earlier, President Clinton had proclaimed, "In this new world, our children are growing up free from the shadows of the cold war and the threat of nuclear holocaust." The P.D.D. appended a decidedly jarring footnote to the President's assurance. If we were free of the threat of a nuclear holocaust, then what need was there for nuclear arsenals, or for revised plans for their use?
The jolt was not eased by the few cryptic fragments of explanation that were offered by the Administration. In an interview with R. Jeffrey Smith of The Washington Post, Robert Bell, who serves on the National Security Council, sought to draw a clear distinction between the new directive and its Reagan-era predecessor. The new one, he proudly stated, "removes from presidential guidance all previous references to being able to wage a nuclear war successfully or to prevail in a nuclear war." That innovation, however, could scarcely qualify as a bold departure from cold war policy. After all, in 1985 President Reagan and the Soviet Communist Party General Secretary, Mikhail Gorbachev, had jointly declared that "nuclear war cannot be won and must never be fought." Was the public now to understand that it had taken twelve years--during five of which Bill Clinton was President--for this high-level affirmation of rudimentary sanity in the nuclear age to travel down the spinal cord of the military machine from the Commander in Chief to his subordinates at the Pentagon? And was it to understand that this delayed implementation, six years after the end of the cold war, of a policy announced six years before the end of the cold war was the most significant change wrought in U.S. nuclear policy by that revolution in international affairs?
Far more striking than any differences from early-Reaganite excesses was the continuity of the new directive with orthodox cold war nuclear policy. Just as the doctrine of nuclear deterrence had guided U.S. policy toward the Soviet Union, so now it guided our policy toward Russia. Just as the Soviet government and military had been targeted for destruction, so now the civilian and military leadership of Russia was being targeted. In the event of attack, Bell stated, nuclear retaliation "would be certain and overwhelming and devastating." In light of all this, his general conclusion was not surprising: Nuclear weapons were to remain the cornerstone of U.S. security for "the indefinite future." There were, it is true, a few modest changes. The directive was to be implemented with a maximum of about 8,000 strategic warheads--the number mandated by the START I treaty, which was signed in 1991 and went into effect in 1994. The list of targets in China had been expanded (prompting a remonstration from China's foreign minister). And a few new countries--those judged to have "prospective access" to nuclear weapons--were added to the list. (No countries were named, but it seems likely that Iraq, Iran and North Korea are among them.)
Russia, of course, also retains large nuclear arsenals and has plans for using them. In other words, nuclear deterrence remains in force on both sides of the now-missing Iron Curtain, dictating that each side maintain nuclear forces that, in the event of an attack by the other side, can destroy its society. The question today is, Who wants these reciprocal threats of annihilation, and why? Communism was the issue between the Soviet Union and the United States. The government now in power in Russia overthrew Communism, and today relations between Russia and the United States are cordial. The great nuclear arsenals of the United States and the Soviet Union were created as instruments of the cold war. Now that that conflict has been dissolved, can't the arsenals be dissolved? Now that the war is over, can't we stand down the arms that were built to fight the war? Over a period of years, the peoples of the Soviet empire dismantled the system of totalitarian terror under which they lived. Can't we and they together now dismantle the system of nuclear terror under which we have all been living? Can't we, at long last, abolish nuclear weapons?
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Phlebotomy Schools in San Diego, CA with Certification and Degree Info
The San Diego, CA, area has 2 schools that offer phlebotomy training within 15 miles of downtown. Learn about the admission info, program options and requirements for these colleges to make an informed education decision.
San Diego Schools with Phlebotomy Programs
Only a couple schools in the San Diego, CA, area offer phlebotomy training. This article explores the course topics and practicum requirements in programs at the 2 colleges, which are both reachable in about 20 minutes or less from the center of the city. There's also a table of various figures and facts about the institutions, including stats on student retention and costs.
- San Diego Mesa College offers a certificate in phlebotomy as well as medical assisting certificate and associate's degree programs that include phlebotomy training. The campus is about 8 miles from central San Diego.
- Students can find a phlebotomy certificate program at Southwestern College, which is located in southern San Diego County about 14 miles from the city's downtown area.
San Diego Mesa College
This school's phlebotomy and related programs provide students with training through in-class lectures and laboratory courses. Students who complete the medical assisting programs qualify to take the California Certified Medical Assistant certification exam and the American Registry of Medical Assistants' Registered Medical Assistant certification exam. Medical assisting students must also participate in directed clinical practice, which may require fingerprinting and a background check prior to placement.
Certificate of Performance in Phlebotomy
This program consists of 2 courses and a practicum that fulfills the 9.5-unit program requirement. Students will encounter topics in capillary puncture, medical terminology, infection control, the circulatory system, quality assurance, venipuncture and risk factors. The phlebotomy practicum provides students with enough clinical training to qualify and prepare them to take the American Medical Technologists' Registered Phlebotomy Technician certification exam. Program graduates can also apply for California's Certified Phlebotomy Technician 1 designation.
Certificate of Achievement in Medical Assisting
This program requires students to complete 28 units. Courses cover topics in minor surgery, human anatomy, physiology, patient care, electrocardiogram application, administrative medical assisting and infection control. This program also features a course covering medical assisting phlebotomy.
Associate in Science in Medical Assisting
All of the courses required in the medical assisting certificate program are required in this program. The main difference is that this program requires students to complete general education courses. A total of 60 course units are needed to complete this program.
Southwestern College
In addition to in-class training, phlebotomy students will be required to participate in a laboratory course component and practicum for hands-on skills development. Before enrolling in the phlebotomy certificate program, students must pass prerequisite courses in medical terminology, pre-algebra, composition and college reading.
Certificate of Proficiency in Phlebotomy
In order to finish this program, students need to complete 5.5 course units. Common topics include specimen collection, venipuncture, anatomy, patient preparation, safety, isolation procedures and skin puncture. This program also provides the didactic content that is required for California phlebotomy certification.
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How schnapps, herring, and bowtie cookies became standard fare in shul—and why they're making a comeback
When I was growing up in the 1980s and '90s, the Saturday morning kiddush at my mainline Conservative synagogue in suburban Chicago was a delightfully elaborate affair: Manischewitz wine, gefilte fish, fruit platters, and plates of Hydrox chocolate sandwich cookies. Add a bar or bat mitzvah sponsor, and the selection swelled to include egg salad, bagels and cream cheese, and frosted pastel petit fours that got recycled the following week without ever growing stale.
It's a far cry from the kiddush at my independent minyan in the liberal heart of Brownstone Brooklyn, which these days seems to bend any way the congregation wants it to: organic grape juice, hummus and pita chips, homemade cookies, artisanal cheese and olives, and bags of Veggie Booty for the gluten-free kids.
But a century ago, a kiddush in one traditional Ashkenazi synagogue more or less resembled any other, centering around three unchangeable foods: pickled herring, kichel (an egg cookie), and schnapps or whiskey. This humble and decidedly odd trifecta was, for years, synonymous with kiddush, the breakfast and social hour that follows Saturday-morning services. But while eating herring and crumbly, puffed cookies at kiddush might seem like a tradition older than Moses himself, it's a surprisingly recent creation. "It's actually an American invention," said Gil Marks, author of The Encyclopedia of Jewish Food. It turns out, the kiddush my grandparents' generation enjoyed eating (and tucking into their purses—"for later") was a specific product of its time and place—an edible bridge between old world and new. And like many things from that generation that have since fallen out of style, the old-fashioned kiddush has recently begun to enjoy a modest resurgence.
The practice of making Kiddush (a prayer, literally meaning "sanctifying") over wine as part of the Friday-night Sabbath meal likely dates back to 500 BCE. In third-century Babylonia, communities began reciting Kiddush in the synagogue so that travelers, who before the advent of hotels spent their entire Sabbath there, had an opportunity to hear the blessing. The Talmud explains: "Why must he [the Reader] recite Kiddush in the synagogue? In order to acquit travelers of their obligation, for they eat, drink, and sleep in the synagogue" (Pesachim 101a).
The Talmudic rabbis also instituted a Kiddush to be recited Saturday morning (right before lunch), though it never acquired the same ritual significance as Friday night. Because of this, Marks writes, Saturday's Kiddush "may be recited over either wine or any drink considered chemer hamedinah (any meaningful national beverage)," while Friday night's Kiddush must be said over the holiest of Jewish drinks: wine (or grape juice).
In early 20th-century America, Kiddush with a capital "K" (the blessing) gave rise to kiddush with a lowercase "k" (the social hour). Community leaders began to understand the importance of the synagogue as a place for congregants to rest and form relationships—especially for hardworking immigrants in a new and unfamiliar country. Meanwhile, Marks told me, "people were becoming more ignorant of certain traditions," so synagogues responded by institutionalizing some rituals once designated for home. My father-in-law, Chaim Fruchter, remembers his rebbetzin mother "doing her best to make a nice sit-down kiddush to give congregants the Shabbat experience they would not have at home."
From a gastro-sociological level, the development of kiddush makes perfect sense: Whenever Jews and socializing meet, a little nosh is likely to follow. But the specific nosh that emerged (herring, kichel, and schnapps) was no accident. "Early 20th-century synagogues rarely had kitchens, let alone iceboxes or refrigeration," Marks said. So, foods that traveled well and kept for long periods of time, like pickled fish, were ideal.
Because Kiddush is supposed to be said in association with a meal, that nosh also had to be substantial. Hence the kichel, an egg cookie sprinkled with sugar that, like other cookies, cakes, and other nonbread grain foods, requires one to say a mizonot blessing, bumping up its status to a near-meal. In a move that might horrify some contemporary taste buds, kiddush-goers would top the kichel with a juicy bite of fish and eat them together as a sweet, briny sandwich. And then there was the schnapps. Brought over from Eastern Europe, where it was regarded as chemer hamedinah, schnapps and whiskey were considered suitable ritual substitutes for wine. Never mind the whole issue about drinking early in the day; these drinks tasted like home.
This kiddush trio lasted without much variation through the 1950s, at least in traditional Ashkenazi synagogues. Jonathan Sarna, a professor of Jewish history at Brandeis, told me that Reform temples provided an exception to the rule: There, they typically served "sweet wine and cake" in place of the old country foods, and preferred to call their kiddush gatherings by the less-ritualized term "collation."
Starting in the 1950s, though, things began to change all over. As Jewish communities acculturated, spread out, and climbed the social ladder, the synagogue kiddush followed suit, becoming increasingly elaborate. Instead of just herring, one also started to find more expensive items like lox, sable, and whitefish. (By then, refrigeration was widespread.) "Synagogues displayed their affluence, and proved that they had made it in America, by hosting lavish kiddushes," said Sarna. For individuals and families, sponsoring kiddush for a bar mitzvah, engagement, or other occasion became "an opportunity to display one's success in a sanctioned environment," said Jenna Weissman Joselit, a professor of history and Jewish studies at George Washington University.
People's tastes changed, too. "By the time the baby boomers came around, chocolate chip cookies were common, even in kosher bakeries," said Marks. "Compare that to kichel and you're going for the chocolate chip!" Meanwhile, in his book The Gift of Rest, Sen. Joseph Lieberman notes that, over time, the cheap blended whiskeys of his youth have been upgraded to "a fine array of single-malt scotches which … have become to some as Jewish as bagels and lox."
The kosher revolution of the late 20th century, during which a slew of food companies acquired a hekhsher for the first time, further affected the traditional kiddush. Marks cites the kosher certification of Entenmann's in the early 1980s as a watershed moment in kiddush history. Before that time, synagogues relied on local kosher bakeries, if there were any, to provide cookies and other sweets. But with their kosher stamp of approval and broad distribution, Entenmann's crumb cakes, pecan Danish rings, and marble loaf cakes quickly took over. "At my shul in Richmond, Va., the kiddush ladies would buy a bunch of Entenmann's on sale and stick them in the freezer," he said.
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Over the last few decades, the Saturday-morning kiddush has continued to broaden and evolve along with the American Jewish community. It often features classics like egg salad, pickles, lox, and more recently hummus. But the real beauty of the "modern" kiddush lies in its potential for variety. The little tweaks and personal additions—which tend to get discouraged in other parts of organized Jewish life—make all the difference and serve as a window into a congregation's personality. My upscale-hippie congregation's Veggie Booty and Camembert cheese, for example, might be matched by a Reform temple's mini muffins and Israeli salad, or an Orthodox congregation's cholent and potato kugel. Some congregations also host "kiddush clubs," semi-clandestine gatherings held during standard kiddush time (or sometimes during the service itself, usually to the rabbi's annoyance) where people, typically men, schmooze over that single-malt scotch Lieberman wrote about.
And thanks to today's wave of hipster-fueled interest in previous generations' food and customs, herring is making a comeback among younger communities as well. A 2011 New York Times article attested to the briny fish's comeback among the artisanal food crowd. Meanwhile, at a recent kiddush at my minyan, I couldn't help but notice the gusto with which my fellow Brooklynites attacked the herring—and more interestingly, discussed the fact that they were eating herring and liking it.
Kichel has not fared as well, an unfortunate casualty of changing tastes and expanding alternatives. Though maybe it's only a matter of time before its potential is rediscovered. (Perhaps the recipe included here will help.)
No matter what's on the menu, kiddush serves the same essential function today that it did a hundred years ago: to be a moment of social connection. As my mother, a longtime kiddush organizer, told me: "A bunch of us parents would drop you kids off at Hebrew school and then head into the synagogue's kitchen and start pouring grape juice and slicing cake. We would laugh and share stories—most weeks, it was the best thing about going to shul."
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When I shot the AMA road races back in the mid-90s, that moment was the difference between showing that someone was doing a buck-twenty in a corner or just someone riding a motorcycle. And no, your motor-drive won't help. A good thing to explain about panning is that too fast a shutter speed will freeze the bikes wheels and the background; it'll just look like someone about to tip over. I used a 600 or a 300mm, shooting at 1/250th or slower. It takes practice. The coolest spot was hiding behind the concrete wall on the inside of the last corner before they come back out onto the oval at Daytona; they were coming right at me. I could hear their knee-sliders.
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