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"Gone Girl", starring Ben Affleck and directed by David Fincher, squeaked past runner-up "Annabelle" to take the top spot in this weekend's box office.
Matthew McConaughey has apparently parlayed his Academy Award-winning talent into a new career as a motivational speaker.
The LA Film Prize Festival is coming to downtown Shreveport October 9-12th. I caught up with Alex Dafnis, the star of "Addam," to ask him what it's like to play the lead role in one of the Top 20 selections that could win $50,000 at the festival!
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"The Equalizer", starring Denzel Washington, was the unquestioned king of the box office this weekend, debuting at No. 1 with $35 million.
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"The Maze Runner" ran away with the top spot in this weekend's box office by taking in $32.5 million in its debut week.
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The thriller "No Good Deed", starring Idris Elba and Taraji P. Henson, scored the No. 1 spot at this weekend's box office, debuting with an estimated $24.5 million.
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"Guardians of the Galaxy" continued its box office winning streak on a slow weekend at the multiplex with an estimated $10 million.
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– This week on WWE Superstars, Zack Ryder comes up short to Tensai in their one-on-one encounter. The match concludes with the former Prince Albert catching Ryder on his Rough Ryder attempt and slamming him with the Chokebomb, then hitting the Running senton to capture the victory. It is Tensai's first victory since the October 18 episode of WWE Superstars.
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Yossi Beilin, to speak at Tenafly JCC, talks about his past
For a man who never served as Israel's prime minister, Dr. Yossi Beilin had an outsized impact on Israeli history.
A journalist for the Labor party paper Davar who entered politics as a Labor Party spokesman before being appointed cabinet secretary by Prime Minister Shimon Peres in 1984, Dr. Beilin made his mark with two bold policies that were reluctantly but influentially adopted by the Israeli government: the Oslo Accords between Israel and the PLO, and the Birthright Israel program.
On Thursday, Dr. Beilin will address "The future of Israel in the Middle East" at the Kaplen JCC on the Palisades in Tenafly, in a program sponsored by the Israeli-American Council.
Dr. Beilin — he holds a doctorate in political science from Tel Aviv University — ended his political career in 2008, having served as a Knesset member for 20 years, and as deputy foreign minister, justice minister, and minister of religious affairs.
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Last December, Rabbi David J. Fine of Temple Israel and Jewish Community Center of Ridgewood wrote a thoughtful and perceptive op ed in this newspaper about why the word merger, at least when applied to synagogues, seems somehow dirty, perhaps borderline pornographic. (It is, in fact, "a word that synagogue trustees often keep at a greater distance than fried pork chops," he wrote.)
That automatic distaste is not only unhelpful, it's also inaccurate, he continued then; in fact, some of our models, based on the last century's understanding of affiliation, and also on post-World War II suburban demographics, simply are outdated.
If we are to flourish — perhaps to continue to flourish, perhaps to do so again — we are going to have to acknowledge change, accommodate it, and not see it as failure. Considering a merger does not mean that we're not big enough alone, or strong enough, or interesting or compelling or affordable enough. Instead, it may present us with the chance to examine our assumptions, keep some, and discard others, he said.
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Three decades ago, when Reva and Danny Judas' newborn son died, just 12 hours after he was born, there was nowhere for the Teaneck couple to turn for emotional support.
Nobody wanted to talk about loss; it was believed best to get on with life and not dwell on the tragedy.
Reva Judas wasn't willing to accept that approach, and she did not think anyone else should, either — especially after suffering six miscarriages between the births of her four healthy children.
She soon became a go-to person for others in similar situations, and eventually earned certification as a hospital chaplain. In January 2009, Ms. Judas founded the nonprofit infant and pregnancy loss support organization Nechama (the Hebrew word for "comfort") initially at Englewood Hospital and Medical Center and then at Holy Name Medical Center in Teaneck.
A new haven for abused seniors
Jewish Home to offer short-term shelter, community education
It is common, when discussing abuse, to think of victimized children, or mistreated spouses. The abuse of seniors is less publicized, but it is equally horrific.
According to Carol Elliott, president and CEO of the Jewish Home Family, "the national estimate is between 3 1/2 and 5 million [elderly] victims each year," and some studies indicate that 1 in 10 seniors have suffered some form of abuse.
To address this problem, in mid-July the Jewish Home will unveil SeniorHaven Elder Abuse Shelter. It will be the first such facility in New Jersey and the 12th such shelter in the United States. SeniorHaven will offer community education as well as emergency short-term shelter for victims.
Abuse takes many forms, including physical, sexual, verbal, emotional, and financial, Ms. Elliott said. It may also take the form of neglect. With elder abuse on the rise, SeniorHaven is sorely needed.
JONAH loses
Jurors say 'gay conversion' group defrauded clients
After deliberating for just two and a half hours, six Hudson County jurors awarded $72,400 on June 25 to three religiously observant men who claimed they were defrauded by a Jersey City-based organization that said it could "cure" them of their homosexuality.
Two of the men are Orthodox Jews, and the organization is called JONAH, which stands for Jews Offering New Alternatives for Healing.
The jury sided with the plaintiffs' allegation that JONAH engaged in "unconscionable commercial practice" under New Jersey law by claiming that same-sex attractions can be reduced or eliminated through therapy.
Plaintiffs Chaim Levin and Benjamin Unger — both formerly Orthodox Jews — and Michael Ferguson, who is Mormon, along with Mr. Levin's mother and the mother of another JONAH client, Sheldon Bruck, sued the group under a tough New Jersey consumer protection statute. (Because Mr. Bruck was only 17, he was not permitted to be a party to the suit.)
Burning questions
Rabbi Lawrence Troster reflects on papal environmental letter
On Sunday, Rabbi Lawrence Troster of Teaneck will march through downtown Rome to Vatican City.
The march is being organized to support Pope Francis' call for action on the environment embodied in the papal letter, or encyclical, he released last week, called Laudato Si ("Blessed Be"). An international interfaith coalition, Our Voices, whose goal is "bringing faith to the climate talks," is organizing the march. Among the coalition's members are the American interfaith group GreenFaith, where Rabbi Troster is scholar-in-residence.
This is a period of increased activity for Rabbi Troster and the broader Jewish environmental movement, jumpstarted by the papal letter that Rabbi Troster called "amazing" and leading up to global talks on a new treaty to fight global warming scheduled for November in Paris.
These next few months, Rabbi Troster said, will see the environmental issues taking a higher profile on the Jewish communal agenda, as it becomes a priority for the Reform movement's Religious Action Center in Washington, the Jewish Council for Public Affairs, and a group he is organizing of rabbis and cantors called Shomrei Breishit. He hopes it will surface in high holiday sermons, and in interfaith actions during Sukkot.
A new home for Bonim
'Builders' moving to Rockleigh
When Bonim was created in 2002, it brought together volunteers of all skill levels to fix, renovate, and refurbish homes for Jewish families and individuals who could not afford to do it themselves.
Over the years, the group's mission has not changed, though the number of individuals, families, and groups it helps has grown each year, surpassing 100 at last count. What has changed, however, is Bonim's official home.
As of July 1, Bonim — formally called Bonim Builders, though "bonim," in fact, means builders — will become part of the Jewish Home Family, based in Rockleigh, moving from its longtime home at the Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey.
Carol Silver Elliott, president and CEO of Jewish Home Family, sees the new placement as "ideal."
Musical mitzvah raises money for AIDS organization
Local teen (and friends) perform for a good cause
Haworth teen and stage performer Jeremy Shinder had his first gig when he was 2. It was when his grandfather, Rabbi Frederic Pomerantz, called him up to the bimah to play drums at Temple Beth-El of Northern Valley in Closter.
It is fitting, then, that his recent bar mitzvah celebration — which included a benefit concert for Equity Fights AIDS — took place at that same synagogue.
In fact, his bar mitzvah spanned two synagogues, said his mother, Rabbi Rebecca Shinder, religious leader of Temple Beth Shalom in Florida, N.Y., and associate rabbi at Tenafly's Temple Sinai for many years.
"My shul is small, so we did Friday night there," said Rabbi Shinder, who also is the congregation's cantor and educational director. "It was packed. My father had done a jazz service [at Beth-El, where he is now rabbi emeritus] and Jeremy wanted that to be part of his bar mitzvah celebration. He played the drums for it. We brought in musicians through former congregants at Beth-El."


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Rep. Paul Ryan's Republican corporate/conservative budget favors the interests of the wealthiest few Americans and their giant multinational corporations at the expense of American-based manufacturers and other companies, America's middle-class working people and the poor.
The worst thing about being poor is the fear. It's the fear of not being able to afford a place to live. It's the fear of not being able to go to the doctor, buy medicine, or put gas in the car. It's the fear of never being able to hold our heads up high again.
Programs like food stamps, unemployment insurance, Medicaid, and job retraining help Americans get back on their feet when they are down and out and laid off through no fault of their own. The Republican budget uses these programs as punching bags for their reckless agenda of cut, cut, cut and gut, gut, gut.
We must rid our government of obstructionists, who are in the pocket of the 1 percent, and we must increase the numbers of true Progressives who will fight to pass an amendment to overturn McCutcheon and Citizens United decision and go to public funding of campaigns at every level of government.
Hypothetically, if you wanted to distill every form of right-wing economic lunacy into a 100-page document, then hypothetically, it would be the Ryan Budget.
I thought of Russell Conwell's bizarre nineteenth-century theological glorification of wealth this past week when the Supreme Court removed one of the last remaining limits on the amount of money wealthy donors could spend in political campaigns.
Democrats, from this point on, should adopt a very simple technique to disarm Republican squabbles about Obamacare numbers. To every figure quoted for people gaining health insurance, Democrats should end with "... and counting."
Paul Ryan has issued a new proposal to cut the budget even further, to the point where most unemployment programs will be half the size that they were during the Reagan administration. This is a cruel, counterproductive path we are on, and that is not a statement of mere opinion.
On issue after issue, party leaders spew egregious factual falsehoods. They're doing so only secondarily because they are so often misinformed. Instead, their overriding goal is to appeal to what they understand to be the biases and prejudices of their evermore authoritarian base.
These disproportionate cuts -- which likely account for at least $3.3 trillion of the budget's $4.8 trillion in non-defense cuts over the next decade -- contrast sharply with the budget's rhetoric about helping the poor and promoting opportunity.
Paul Ryan has come up with his latest Republican budget proposal, and it changes nothing. It neither promotes economic growth nor reduces the budget deficit, as with past proposals. That's because its real target is to win some Senate seats by targeting Obamacare, for starters. And it can't do that without telling some whoppers.
You think there is gridlock in Washington now? If the GOP wins both houses of Congress in November, nothing meaningful will get done for two years, and many good social programs will come under crippling attack.
New York's progressives are confronting a tough decision. Stick with Cuomo in spite of his economic policies? Split off and run a third-party candidate? Sit in their hands?
Budgets are about priorities. Despite Chairman Ryan's rhetoric on fighting poverty and boosting opportunity, no fair-minded observer can claim that his proposals actually reflect those priorities -- or sugarcoat their harsh impact on tens of millions of low- and moderate-income Americans.
We knew before the meeting that economic inequality would be a topic of discussion, and afterwards we were told it was part of the conversation. Yet, I'm pretty certain that the elephant in the room was not discussed.
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It's been about a week since Kim Kardashian was flour-bombed while on the red carpet promoting her new fragrance. In that time, a lot of things have been uncovered about her female attacker and what promoted the reality TV star to be called a "fur hag."
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According to TMZ, Christina Cho, the flour thrower, is a militant PETA supporter and has been involved with the cause for many years.
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In fact, back in 2010, Cho was also caught stealing the spotlight from Donna Karan at a fashion event in New York, condemning the use of fur. That same year she also won an award for her activism and for spreading awareness of PETA.
Coincidentally, over the years and most recently in Paris at Fashion Week, Kim has been caught rocking big fur coats.
Since all of Cho's connections to PETA have surfaced, Khloe Kardashian has ended her relationship with the organization, calling them bullies. "Bullying and harassment is NEVER a solution and I won't be a part of any organization that thinks otherwise," she said in a statement.
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Annoyingly the fire alarm awoke us two mornings running and it was a false alarm.
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Ah, memories of the old Adams Division. The NHL dropped divisional playoffs in 1993, but lo and behold, these Original Six rivals meet for a fourth time in seven postseasons. The Canadiens have won the past three encounters (2002, 2004, 2008) and 24 of 31 playoff series between the two teams. It doesn't seem to matter where either club is in the standings, either; the top-seeded Bruins were stunned by the eighth-seeded Canadiens in 2002 and as the No. 2 seed in 2004.
All of which has some people in Beantown just a tad concerned despite their overwhelming statistical advantage this season and overall better squad in all areas. Mind you, the 1 versus 8 matchup isn't exactly David versus Goliath. Just last season, when the teams met in the first round of the playoffs, the seeds were reversed as Montreal hung on for a tough, seven-game series win.
The Eastern Conference remains a wide-open affair. Boston, however, won five of six encounters between the two teams during the regular season.
On the Bruins' side of things, defenseman Andrew Ference (undisclosed injury) may not start the series, while center Patrice Bergeron (undisclosed injury) is considered day-to-day and could be ready for Game 1.
2. Special teams. It might surprise many to find out that, despite the gigantic gap in points when it comes to the standings, Boston and Montreal are pretty closely matched up in special teams. The Bruins have the upper hand on the power play, but the Habs edge Boston on the penalty kill. And it's worth noting that ever since Mathieu Schneider arrived on the scene in February, Montreal's power play has really taken off. Just look at Thursday's game in Boston, where the Canadiens used three power-play goals (one by Schneider) to earn the point in the standings they needed to make the playoffs. There's not much to choose between the two clubs in special teams, and that's a fact worth remembering.
3. Five-on-five scoring. Here, it's no contest. The Bruins were the second-best team in the NHL in this department this season, a testimony to their balanced scoring and depth on all four forward lines. The Canadiens were middle of the pack in five-on-five scoring and haven't come close to matching Boston's balance up front. If the refs keep their whistles in their pockets, it should greatly advantage the Bruins.
4. Physical play. Another big edge to the Bruins. They're a big, mean squad that routinely pushed the Canadiens around in all six regular-season matchups. The Habs, well, they're just soft. Skilled, yes but soft. Whether in battles for loose pucks or positioning in front of the net, the Bruins should continue to win out in most of those situations. But there is one caveat: The Bruins must control their emotions. Milan Lucic, Zdeno Chara and Shawn Thornton all crossed the line Thursday in the 5-4 overtime win over the Canadiens, all taking stupid penalties, which helped Montreal grab its biggest point of the season. We're a big fan of Lucic, in particular, but he has to play with his head on straight.
5. The ghosts from the old Montreal Forum. You knew we had to mention them, right? We don't know what it is about Montreal and Boston, but the Canadiens seem to pull a rabbit out of the hat every time these two teams meet in the playoffs. The ghosts were certainly present in 2002 and 2004, when the higher-seeded Bruins somehow got beat again. Given how one-sided the series has been this season in favor of the Bruins, and given that many people are picking Boston to go the Cup finals, this series will seriously test the ghosts from the old Forum. If the Habs steal Game 1 in Boston, you know the ghosts might be back.


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FUNDAMENTALS OF KAYAK NAVIGATION: Master the Traditional Skills and the Latest Technologies, 4th edition (Falcon)
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This paddling guide is fully revised and redesigned, and takes beginners through traditional navigation methods up through state-of-the-art electronic navigation. Maps, charts, illustrations, and photos accompany explanations of compact GPS receivers and PDAs, downloadable navigation charts, electronic charting systems, and internet Web site listings for tracking marine forecasts. The information and navigation systems laid out in this guide can be used around the world for one of the fastest-growing recreational sports.
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Delta-9 hits Jammin' on the Wolf Fest 2012. Urban Elephant Stage at 11:45 am.
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D-9 at 11:20. This is a battle of the bands for a slot on Whippersnap Music Festival 2012. Biggest draw wins, so please come out and support!
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Bio: Delta-9 Band is a versatile jam band, incorporating a heavy dose of funk with strong elements of reggae, classic rock, and soul into the mix. The group has been playing clubs and festivals in the Wisconsin/Illinois/Indiana region since 2008, and released a full-length CD "Notushabi" in 2011. The ...See Full Bio
"The Delta-9 Band is a one-stop drop for all of your favorite songs. Whether your taste runs more toward Bob Dylan or you enjoy jammin' to Bob Marley, Delta-9 Band is there for you. Expect to also hear some deeper cuts from Zep, some jam band music and a healthy dose of original material. The only other way to get that range of music is to keep popping dollars into the digital jukebox. Screw that, Delta-9 Band is your organic jukebox. "