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I will be visiting Japan for the first time in March for two weeks. I would like to know if anyone on the forum has visited both Osaka and Tokyo, who could share their insight into whether or not Osaka merits a visit if visiting Tokyo as well during the same trip. I will be spending time in Kyoto as well.
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Osaka - Significant Differences from Tokyo?
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You might want to check my 2007 trip which included a stop in Osaka:
(I have photos as well on the site)
To summarise it, Osaka is worth a stop if it's on the way, but you wouldn't travel there if there wasn't a reason for it. In my case I had my return flight leaving in Osaka.
Tokyo is much, much more interesting.
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Thank you, amln.
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I found people in Osaka to be friendlier and more approachable than people in Tokyo, and on the whole I found the city more pleasant than Tokyo in terms of its architecture and layout. However, I have to admit that Tokyo is definitely more interesting.
I agree with amIn that Osaka is worth stopping by if it's on the way, but don't go out of your way to make a trip there. Tokyo and Kyoto are interesting and varied in their own ways. Osaka reminds me of a nice, mid-western US city, if that helps.
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Thanks, maccabee.
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Yes, I have been to both cities and stayed in both several times now. They are both worth visiting on their own merits. You can read my trip reports, just click on my screen name.
Let us know your interests and wants and maybe we can make a better suggestion.
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For a first timer, I would stick with Kyoto and Tokyo. Osaka is interesting, but if you have extra time, there are a lot of other places I'd recommend besides Osaka.
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I can't answer the question because I don't know how it would fit into a TWO WEEK itinerary. If it is two weeks for only Tokyo and Kyoto then, yes, Osaka merits a visit.
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I plan on spending the first night near Haneda airport because my flight arrives quite late from New York. I will be going to Osaka by plane the following day where I will spend 4 nights. I then will spend 4 nights in Kyoto with a daytrip to Nara, and finally 5 nights in Tokyo before returning to the US via LA. I was thinking perhaps a daytrip to Kobe or Hiroshima/Miyajima from Osaka.
Thanks for everyone's input. I appreciate it.
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We focused our time in Tokyo (6 nights split into 2 blocks but one night was after an evening arrival from the airport and the other was just before a morning departure) and Kyoto (5 nights). To that we added 2 nights in Takayama, 1 in Koyasan, 1 in Nara, 1 in Osaka and 1 in Miyajima. With less time I'd probably just do Tokyo and Kyoto and do side trips from there.
From Tokyo you could consider Nikko or Hakone (we did neither, though). From Kyoto you can readily go to Nara and Osaka on day trips. Koyasan would not be worthwhile as a day trip, in my opinion, but was a unique experience for overnight.
I didn't warm to Osaka but we had so little time there I know I haven't given it a fair chance and will still go back there next time we go to Japan.
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Thanks for the responses!!!
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In November I did a 5 day trip based in Osaka, and from there went to Kobe and Kyoto - look for my trip report. I went to Tokyo a few years earlier. Osaka is much more manageable, but there is A LOT less English. Not an issue except get a translation book for restaurant menus. I really liked Osaka, it is not as interesting as Tokyo but it has a lot of charm, and is a lot cheaper. I agree with the midwestern US city comparison. Comparing Osaka to NY is a bit like comparing Chicago to New York.
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Thanks Transmets. I happen to like Chicago so the comparison is welcome. I think seeing a large Japanese city other than Tokyo will give me an interesting perspective on Japan.
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I think it will help you see a more down to earth part of Japan. Osaka is nowhere near as trendy and glam as Tokyo, but has a more authentic feel. We saw very, very few other (western) tourists in Osaka. We liked using it as a jump off point to Kyoto because compared to Kyoto, it seemed like a real place, Kyoto is lovely but seemed too full of tourists and a bit manufactured 5 years later. Additionally, in Osaka we were able to stay at the St. Regis (highly recommended) for half the price of a similar hotel in Tokyo. I'm not sure how interested you are in Japanese food, but Osaka is really really well known for it's specialties - a lot of interesting egg dishes. I don't eat any seafood, so beef in Kobe was my treat instead
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Thanks for more details: yes, Osaka merits a visit (as do other places in Japan).
You could go Osaka to Miyjima or Hiroshima, spending a night in either place (and visit both) and then go to Kyoto. A day trip to either place would be 4 or 5 hours of traveling roundtrip, and you would have to choose between M or H.
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calling emd3 ...
My comment was: "you would have to choose between M or H" for a day trip.
Her opinion posted on another thread differs:
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Ok, since you are having troubles with Miyajima lodgng, I will throw this in. You can do a day trip from Kyoto to both Hiroshima and Miyajima. I did it. You catch train at Kyoto Station at around 7 am ad get back around 9 pm. Long day, straight to Hiroshima, to Pace Park for couple hrs, then to ferry to Miyajima, several hrs there to the deer, shrine, soemthing to eat, and back to ferry, then to Hiroshima train station and back to Kyoto.
Easy to do, long day. It was a great option for us. On next trip to japn, we did yoto to HImeji, saw castle, then on to Hirshima, and left out Miyajima. Also good long day, great option. But castle is still covered in scaffolding...
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Sunset time at Miyajima would be 6:00 to 6:30 PM depending on which day in March. You could also check on the high/low tide times.
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I've been to both cities, and wouldn't recommend going out of your way to see Osaka. Tokyo is good enough to see a big city in Japan. I would spend more time in Kyoto (and Nara)--most Japanese of all places in Japan.
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than a religious one.I AM often reminded of Rabbi Isser Yehuda Unterman,
chief rabbi of Israel from 1964 to 1972, who lobbied for tolerance toward
secular Jews and wrote mostly about religious conversion and marital
law.He explained that the difference between the American and Israeli
rabbinate is that "the American rabbinate has no power and tremendous influence;
while the Israeli rabbinate has tremendous power and little influence."I
am an Orthodox rabbi who frequently travels abroad to speak in various
communities. I come across rabbis of varying denominations, mostly Conservative
and Reform, many of whom are far more cognizant of the concepts of Derech Eretz
(sensitivity and respect toward others) than many of their Orthodox
counterparts.They often confront me with questions regarding the Israeli
rabbinate's inflexible nature and lack of consideration regarding the
interpretation of Jewish law, as well as its unwillingness to include them, let
alone engage in dialogue.Upon reflection it is clear to me that
religious- Zionist rabbis experience similar frustrations. Granted, perhaps not
the same level of frustration because we are Orthodox like the chief rabbinate,
however frustration nonetheless; certain institutions of my Orthodox rabbinic
training, such as broad-mindedness (becoming increasingly scarce in the Orthodox
world) are not being advanced by its representative rabbinic
body.Personally I do not have the answers to many of the questions posed
by my Conservative and Reform rabbinic counterparts, but I do know it is the
responsibility of the Chief Rabbinate as the religious representatives of all
members of the State of Israel to address or at the very least not to dismiss
these legitimate grievances.Over the past 10 years little has been done
by the Ashkenazi Chief Rabbinate concerning the problem of defining and possibly
ratifying "who is a Jew." Little has been proposed regarding conversions and
there has certainly been insufficient if any response by either chief rabbi
regarding the Conservative (Masorti) and Reform Rabbinate and movements, which
have aggressively demanded some sort of credibility.While the Chief
Rabbinate must uphold the proper standards of the Halacha (Jewish law), it must
also recognize that it is a people's institution and that the people in Israel
thirst for tolerance, patience, understanding and diplomacy, particularly from
their religious leadership. Once this is accomplished I believe the rabbinate
will be surprised to find how thirsty the secular population in Israel is for
knowledge, and for enlightenment as well.We need to draw our attention
to the ideas expressed by the advertisement quoted above and to respond
accordingly in this election, in similar fashion to the general election,
particularly now as the religious-Zionist and haredi parties struggle to figure
out how to maintain strong yeshivot which promote consistent study of Torah
together with the lawful demands by many parties for all Israeli citizens to
fulfill their mandatory service in the army.This issue may not be
resolved overnight, but it is certainly not going away, and strong rabbinic
leadership over the country could perhaps finally have the positive influence
which many are looking for.In order for this to happen the person
elected to the post of chief rabbi must be a Zionist, which means that he served
in the army, his children serve in the army and he identifies with
religious-Zionist institutions. Secondly, and perhaps even more pressing, the
appointee must be someone who is scholarly and creative enough to make halachic
decisions.He must be able to confront a haredi rabbinate which has
dictated many halachic policies to the current Chief Rabbinate.RABBI
DOVID Stav has expressed his interest in serving as chief rabbi. Rabbi Stav is
not only a scholar and a Zionist but he brings something else to the table as
well, something which is often overlooked in the appointment of government
officials but should not be overlooked in the appointment of the rabbinate:
experience.Rabbi Stav established the organization called Tzohar, an
organization which does everything to avoid coercion and which looks for
creative ways to engage in dialogue and cater to the larger Israeli public by
helping them feel more comfortable with their Judaism. The Talmud declares: "The
words of the wise are adhered to when they are said in a soft tone"; it would
appear that Rabbi Stav subscribes to this axiom. Consider his comments in a
recent interview on Israel radio: "We learn from Rav Nachman that anything that
has been broken by mortal man can also be fixed by man, and I am committed to
work to doing just that.There must be zero tolerance for any compromise
in Halacha accompanied by 100 percent tolerance for dealing with people politely
and respectfully, reaching out to those who do not know how to turn to rabbis
and representing the rabbinate in a different light."What Halacha
dictates that a young couple seeking to get married must be treated harshly?
What Halacha compels a resident of Beersheba studying in Tel Aviv University to
register with the rabbinate in Beersheba when Tel Aviv is infinitely more
convenient for him/her? What Halacha prohibits accommodating the schedule of
young people seeking to register for marriage? What Halacha compels a young
couple to open their file exactly 90 days before the wedding instead of six
months if that better suits them? "Why can't we assist the immigrants from the
former Soviet Union? Yes, many of them must prove their Jewish roots, but
instead of throwing a list of demands at them, why not use the Chief Rabbinate's
vast resources and connections around the world to facilitate that process? It
would be in the interest of all."Rabbi Stav seems genuinely interested
in reintroducing consideration, a very basic institution which has somehow
become excluded from rabbinic liturgy.At the end of their advertisement,
Kiruv Levavot suggests that "the rabbinate should bring hearts closer and not
promote hate." It would appear that Rabbi Stav would like to facilitate an
approach in which rabbis demand less power and seek more influence.The
writer teaches at Yeshiva Hesder Kiryat Gat and serves as a lecturer for the IDF
Rabbinate, as well as for the Menachem Begin Heritage Center Israel Government
Fellows. He is also an author and lecturer on Israel, religious Zionism and
Jewish education.www.rabbihammer.com
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA -- (Marketwired) -- 08/13/14 -- Terraco Gold Corp. (TSX VENTURE:TEN) ("Terraco" or the "Company") is pleased to report that on August 12, 2014 Midway Gold Corp. ("Midway") (TSX:MDW)(NYSE:MDW) announced an independent mineral resource estimate update on the Spring Valley gold project, Pershing County, Nevada ("Spring Valley"). Spring Valley is a joint venture (the "Spring Valley Joint Venture") between Barrick Gold Corp. ("Barrick") holding 75% and Midway holding 25%.
Midway has reported an increase in the measured and indicated mineral resource category and an increase in gold grade from the 2011 to the 2014 resource estimate. A total of 672 drill holes are included in the 2014 resource estimate and include data from an additional 153 holes drilled since the 2011 resource estimate. In addition, Midway has reported that Barrick has increased the 2014 project budget to $17.4 million which includes $9 million for continued in-fill drilling and $8.4 million for preparation of an internal pre-feasibility study and other related project development expenditures required for mine planning (refer to Midway press release dated August 12, 2014).
Terraco has gold royalty coverage of up to 3% net smelter returns royalty ("NSR") on claims covering the majority of Spring Valley and also controls over 35 square kms of early-stage exploration potential (the Moonlight Project) adjoining the Spring Valley Joint Venture to the north.
Terraco shareholders are encouraged to review Midway's press release of August 12, 2014 and the National Instrument 43-101 technical report summarizing the updated mineral resource estimate on Spring Valley which is expected to be filed by Midway on sedar.com on or before September 26, 2014, and available under Midway's profile.
"Terraco is pleased to see the continued growth at the Spring Valley Barrick/Midway joint venture project. Our royalty structure, of up to 3% NSR, is a flagship Nevada royalty and a lead asset to our Company. Shareholders of Terraco should be very encouraged by developments outlined in Midway's August 12th release which we believe will result in additional value for our shareholders. Additional exploration potential was also highlighted in the Midway release as the current mineral resource is open to the south, northwest and at depth. A number of high potential drill targets were also identified outside the current resource area. The Spring Valley project as a whole bodes well for our royalty holdings and adjoining Moonlight Project," said Todd Hilditch, President and Chief Executive Officer of Terraco.
Terraco's Royalty Assets and Map
For a narrated video presentation of Terraco's royalty assets please click the following link: Terraco Gold Virtual Presentation of Spring Valley Assets
For a link to the website Spring Valley, please follow the below link to our website: http://www.terracogold.com/s/SpringValleyRoyalty.asp
More information on the Spring Valley Joint Venture is available on Sedar under Midway's profile and Midway's website.
While Terraco Gold has no reason to believe that the information, including the updated mineral resource estimate, disclosed by Midway in its August 12, 2014 press release are not accurate, Terraco cannot assure readers of completeness or accuracy of such information. Readers are cautioned to make their own investigations.
This release has been reviewed and approved by Charles Sulfrian, CPG., Vice President, Exploration, of Terraco and a 'qualified person', as defined by National Instrument 43-101,Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects.
About Terraco Gold
Terraco is a junior mining company with a gold project portfolio that includes a gold royalty and royalty options on Spring Valley, which is a joint venture among the world's largest gold producer, Barrick and Midway. Terraco also controls over 35 sq kms of early-stage exploration potential (the Moonlight Project) adjoining the Spring Valley Joint Venture to the north. In addition, Terraco has an advanced-stage gold project in Idaho which has disclosed a mineral resource estimate in compliance with National Instrument 43-101.
Terraco is listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol "TEN". Please visit Terraco's website at www.terracogold.com for additional information.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Forward-Looking Statements
This press release contains forward-looking statements or forward-looking information within the meaning of applicable securities laws (collectively, "forward-looking statements"). All statements herein, other than statements of historical fact, including statements regarding the results of the independent mineral resource estimate update on Spring Valley, the expected filing by Midway of a technical report summarizing the updated mineral resource estimate, and the developments outlined in Midway's August 12th release resulting in additional value for Terraco shareholders, are forward-looking statements. Although Terraco believes that such statements are reasonable, it can give no assurance that such expectations will prove to be correct. Forward-looking statements are typically identified by words such as: believe, expect, anticipate, intend, estimate, postulate and similar expressions, or are those, which, by their nature, refer to future events. Terraco cautions investors that any forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future results or performance, and that actual results may differ materially from those in forward-looking statements as a result of various factors, including, but not limited to, the interpretation of drill results and the estimation of mineral resources, the geology, grade and continuity of mineral deposits, the possibility that future exploration, development or mining results will not be consistent with the Corporation's expectations, metal price fluctuations, environmental and regulatory requirements, availability of permits, accidents, equipment breakdowns, title matters, labour disputes or other unanticipated difficulties with or interruptions in exploration or development activities, the inherent uncertainty of production and cost estimates and the potential for unexpected costs and expenses, commodity price fluctuations, currency fluctuations, failure to obtain adequate financing on a timely basis, and other risks and uncertainties. Any forward-looking statement speaks only as of the date on which it is made and, except as may be required by applicable securities laws, Tasman disclaims any intent or obligation to update any forward-looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future events or results or otherwise.
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Todd Hilditch
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Because there's been a fresh new wave of people raving at me about Jeremy England, Jeremy England, the Man Who May One-Up Darwin. No, He Won't, and I Don't Get It.
It's a tragedy when two people grow apart. I met my wife in third grade, and I thought I knew her well, but I have learned just this week that she…swings the other way. Bats for the other team. Has desires that I cannot satisfy. I am simply shattered.
I've been reading Ta-Nehisi Coates' Between the World and Me. It's powerful — I woke up in the middle of the night last night, and had to read a bit more, and then I had a tough time getting back to sleep afterwards. There's this bit where he's talking about the terror he felt on being pulled over by the police in PG County, and the dread he felt at the arbitrary abuse by police of black people at traffic stops, and his friend who was gunned down by a policeman, and I am marveling at this strange world I've never had to experience. When I've been pulled over, what I feel is annoyance, and a bit of self-blaming, and concern that I might get a ticket, nothing more. Driving while white is easy.
Then this morning I get up and the first news I see is that the dash-cam video of Sandra Bland's arrest has been released.
Jim Lippard brings up an example of a difficult phenomenon we've all encountered with increasing frequency in recent years, as atheism/skepticism have become 'cool' and more people jump on the bandwagon…but the problem has been here for a long time.
This is, I think, a good case study in how the problem of "affiliate fraud"–being taken in by deception by a member of a group you self-identify with–can be possible for skeptics, scientists, and other educated people, just as it is for the more commonly publicized cases of affiliate fraud within religious organizations.
The case is the story of Al Seckel, self-proclaimed physicist, molecular biologist, cognitive neuroscientist, research associate, colleague of Carl Sagan, Richard Feynman, and Murray Gell-Mann, and who was none of those things, but managed to schmooze his way into persuading the skeptic community that he was all of them.
He sounds like a very interesting person, but not at all trustworthy. In the words of his second wife (maybe his current wife…it seems he's always been a bit dodgy about these marriage and divorce things, too):
"And he was really sweet, and I enjoyed talking with him a lot. He's really intelligent. He's just a liar."
Well worth a read, as a warning to us all.
Remember Rust, the video game that randomly assigned a skin color to players? Some people found that horribly objectionable.
Now the game is provoking people more: it also randomly assigns a sex. As you might guess, once again, some refuse to play.
As a further twist, the player avatars are anatomically correct, and they randomize penis size. This is going to be an interesting experiment in human psychology!
I travel a fair bit…a bit more than I can enjoy, actually. To me, an airplane represents a period of tedious antiseptic confinement, and a hotel room is a closet with a bed that I'll use for sleeping, nothing more. So this story of a subculture that games the airlines to get constant free travel and hotel rooms is a horror story to me. They fly around pointlessly, land in exotic places and never leave the airport, just waiting to board the next leg of their circuit.
I guess it is a kind of game, and these people are masters of it. I just don't see the point.
This is amusing. A simple study watched people playing the game Halo, and correlated skill at the game with how they treated other men and women players. It turns out that losers tend to be more disparaging of women.
As they watched the games play out and tracked the comments that players made to each other, the researchers observed that — no matter their skill level, or how the game went — men tended to be pretty cordial to each other. Male players who were good at the game also tended to pay compliments to other male and female players.
Some male players, however — the ones who were less-skilled at the game, and performing worse relative their peers — made frequent, nasty comments to the female gamers. In other words, sexist dudes are literally losers.
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I've been accused, occasionally, of being a pharma shill. Pharmaceutical companies make obscene profits! They're paying off people to hide the dangers of their drugs! And there is a tiny grain of truth: those companies do reap great profits. Be the first to patent a Viagra or Zoloft, and the money will come rolling in.
But there's so much investment required! You need to test thousands of drugs to find one that does anything; then there's all the animal testing, the clinical trials, the regulatory oversight, the lawsuits that follow from side-effects (and if the drug is actually potent, there will be side-effects). No, that's not for me. If I wanted to be really rich, and had no conscience at all, I'd go straight to Big Alt Med.
No testing! Cheap products! In the case of homeopathy, you can market tiny bottles of water! Supplements are almost entirely unregulated, nobody cares if you're selling pills stuffed with sawdust. It's miraculous sums of money for entirely non-miraculous garbage, plus a lot of promises.


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This year's inductees include athletes Kate Starbird of Lakes High School and Lori Henry of Shorewood High School. Coach inductees are Tom Kramer of South Whidbey High School and Jim Clem of Dayton High School and Burlington-Edison.
Also honored is fine arts inductee Dave Weatherred of the Spokane School District and Steven Colby, who has been a basketball official for 41 years.
All six will be honored at a May 7 luncheon at the Renton Pavilion Event Center. Tickets are $20.
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The Doheny Glatt Kosher meat market controversy has reached the federal level, where the Dept. of Agriculture announced it is investigating accusations against Doheny owner Michael Engelmen that he sold meat that was not properly certified as kosher.
Rabbinical councils usually take measures in similar cases, and legal action against improper kosher meat certification is rare.
The controversy hit the headlines last week when a private investigator handed over to the Dept. of Agriculture videos and other material incriminating Engelman.
The investigator, Eric Agaki, said he launched his own probe several months ago after rabbis approached him with the claim that the prices for Doheny Glatt meat was "way too cheap." Agaki then discovered that workers for Doheny allegedly put improperly certified meat in empty Glatt kosher boxes.
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Israel has this type of scandal ongoing on a massive scale. Non-kosher meat passes from truck to truck en route, drivers change, shipment certificates designating destinations are faked….. http://www.jewishjournal.com/demographic_duo/item/israels_national_doheny_glatt_kosher_scandal
Another Kosher scandal on the tossing out of tons of Yom Kippur chickens used for Kaparot in LA this October…. http://www.jewishjournal.com/demographic_duo/item/chicken_tzedakah_makes_a_racket
The whole kosher meat industry is so corrupt! My husband is an honest, hard working shochet, and he can't find a job anywhere. Who wants to hire a guy who's paying attention to what goes on, and cares about kashrus? Oh no, can't have that! (PS: Don't eat anything from Agri-star!)
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Aliyah is up 11% compared to 2014; More than 20,000 French Jews have arrived in Israel over the past five years.
The Russians and the Syrians also discussed cooperation with Chinese companies to increase oil and gas digging in Syrian fields which are safe from rebel attacks.
The purpose of the expedition is to bring Jewish traditions to Jews who are far from the culture.
A Magen David Adom ambulance was attacked Monday night as it traveled in the Hebron Hills.
French far-right politician Jean-Marie Le Pen has been indicted over his remarks about gas chambers.
US Pres. Obama exults, "I am the first Kenyan-American to become president of the US."
This appears to be a strategic switch away from Mylan, which was fighting the Teva takeover.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered the Mossad to expand the investigation of the fate of the missing Iranian Jews.
Huckabee said, "It is so naive that he would trust the Iranians. By doing so, he will take the Israelis and march them to the door of the oven."
The laser beams apparently originated from an Arab village in the Shomron.
Family and friends say good-bye as the young recruits show up for enlistment day at Tel Hashomer.
The IDF has launched one of its largest military drills ever, calling up thousands of reservists across the country.
An Israeli Arab MK tells a radio interviewer the two Jewish Holy Temples in Jerusalem did not exist.
Israel's giant generic firm will withdraw its troublesome bid for Mylan.
Acting Health Minister Yaakov Litzman says it will be supervised like any other drug that is considered a narcotic.
Jackie Mason now is at least the second Jew backing Trump, but in 2011 he called him a "professional liar" and a "sick man."
A 5.1 magnitude earthquake struck south central Alaska Monday, 93 miles northwest of Anchorage at a depth of 77 miles. Alaskans felt the tremors, but no damage was reported. The epicenter of the tremor was on Yunaska Island, the largest island in the chain of volcanic Aleutian Islands that stretch across the northern Pacific from […]
…in the process of violently resisting arrest, the soldier knocked the terrorist unconscious.
Two Israeli policemen that were injured by Islamic terrorists on the Temple Mount on Sunday.
This is what happens to a Jew if he dares pray "Shema Yisrael", one of the Jewish People's oldest and most central prayers, if he is on the Temple Mount…
The following is a live feed / compilation of video feeds from Jewish visitors on the Temple Mount today, on Tisha b'Av. In the video you can see how the Jews get "greeted" by the Arabs on the Temple Mount, and the treatment they also get by the police, who are not happy that Jews […]
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Four policemen were injured on Sunday morning, but a larger attack was thwarted.
Naveh said that then PM Ariel Sharon did not consult with the IDF senior officers about the Disengagement.
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The announcement was made by BigWorld Technologies, not Sierra, and it didn't reveal much about the nature of the game, except that it it will be (according to Gamasutra) "targeting a mass-market audience." King's Quest Online? Probably not, but if only! If you want to know more about BigWorld, Ten Ton Hammer did a great interview with one of the guys behind it earlier this year.
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As the Sleepy Hollow resident points out in her new book, Beyond the Mommy Years: How to Live Happily Ever After . . . After the Kids Leave Home (Springboard, $24.99), ". . . everyday motherhood does not last. Our time with our children is borrowed, leased, rented out to us, and there comes a point at which we have to realize that it is mostly over. " . . .Your child is a child for barely 18 years; but your grown child is an adult for decades. So we have to prepare ourselves to be mothers of adult children for the rest of our lives."
Rubenstein's research led her to the three stages she outlines in her book. At first, there is grief. "You might find yourself wandering around the grocery store teary-eyed because of the gallons of milk you'd don't need to buy anymore. Or you still drive by the high school your kids are no longer attending."
Now, good things start to happen. "Half of marriages get better because the couple has more time to focus on each other. Sex can be more frequent and better in many ways others than frequency.
"You can work late, or on weekends, without feeling guilty. You can socialize with your co-workers without having to rush home. Friendships can be vastly improved because you now have more time for others - and you can now make your own friends, not just through your kids' connections." Even the onset of menopause can be turned into a positive, Rubenstein believes, "because it forces moms to pay attention to themselves for a change."
But Rubenstein's advice for moms of young children, who can't fathom a household without them because it seems so far away, is to "embrace child-raising, and to see it as a lifetime job that is going to turn into a part-time job. And it's coming down the pike!"
As your children go off to school for the first time, have their first sleepover at a friend's, board the camp bus, Rubenstein urges moms "to see these times as smaller echoes of the big event to come."
Rubenstein is also the author of The Sacrificial Mother: Escaping the Trap of Self-Denial, which could well make for additional reading. "It's all about how it's not a good idea to give up too much of yourself for your kids," the author explains. She is currently at work on a new book - this time, a look at marriage.
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