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Question: In the Summer issue of Health Science you stated that consuming liquids with meals will not dilute digestive juices sufficiently to prevent absorption of nutrients. You went on to say that only an unhealthy diet generates thirst at mealtime. What is the ideal time to wait after a meal to begin drinking water? How much water do you recommend an individual drink each day?
Answer: There is no specific amount of water that everyone should drink. Water needs vary with the water content and salt content of the diet and of course exercise and surrounding temperature.
The main point is that a healthy diet is one that has a low sodium and high water content. If I just had two grapefruits, two Minneola oranges and a box of strawberries for breakfast, I am running to the bathroom all morning, should I try to force myself to drink water on top of that? For lunch I had a large salad with an avocado and two big juice beefsteak tomatoes and a big bowl of vegetable bean soup and a mango. I will be running to the bathroom all afternoon, should I drink water on top of that?
Of course, if I ate the cancer-causing, heart-attack-causing American style of eating, with 3 - 8 grams of stroke-causing sodium per day, it would be wise to try to flush out all the dangerous excesses with more water. If you are dying to drink water after a meal and watching the clock, then you did not eat a healthy meal. Healthy meals are naturally rich in water and low in sodium, they do not generate thirst. However, if you have thirst, drink immediately and don't wait a specific time after eating to do so. When you are thirsty it reflects a degree of dehydration that should be corrected with more water as quickly as possible. I repeat, do not artificially withhold liquid after eating, under the false assumption that is healthier to not dilute digestive juices. When you are thirsty, drink.
I drink about 16 – 24 oz of water with my daily exercise, and rarely drink water at other times because my diet has such a high water content. I have another 8 oz. glass of water in the mid-afternoon. In the summer, I drink even more, especially if I am outdoors, playing tennis in the heat. In summary, frequent thirst and constant drinking is a sign someone is not eating healthfully. The common advice to drink 8 glasses a water a day (64 ounces) may be wise for those eating a standard (disease-causing) diet, but for those of us striving for nutritional excellence that would be overkill.
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Thursday, February 6, 2014
Fulton Sun staff measured about 7.5 inches of snow on the ground in Fulton after heavy snows kept city crews clearing streets overnight for the fourth time this winter.
Including daytime-only endeavors, this marked the city's sixth total effort to clear 75 lane miles of snow. City policy states crews will only deploy plow trucks if 2 inches or more builds up.
City Engineer Greg Hayes estimated that the first 2 inches that fall costs the city $23,000 to plow, accounting for labor, equipment and materials.
"After that 2 inches it drops back to about $10,000 per inch," Hayes said. "The reason it drops back a bit is (crews) are already running and called in."
At Hayes' personal estimate of about 6.5 inches on the roads, this means last night's snowstorm cost the city $68,000.
Hayes said the city budget is $25,000 for snow material, such as sand, salt and cinders. Other expenditures per snow event fall under vehicle maintenance, fuel costs, worker pay and overtime.
Day shift crews ran plows 4-8 p.m. — the amount of time Hayes said it typically takes the street department to cover snow routes.
Regular evening shift drivers left at 8 p.m., and by the time they were done Hayes said nature had different plans.
"We were doing really good last night until 2 a.m., when we were hit with one more clipper that dumped 2 inches of snow on everything," Hayes aid. "At that time we pulled all forces and did our primary routes. Those looked really good compared to the side streets (which) did not look really good at all, because we did not have enough trucks on those before people got going this morning."
Snow removal continues. Because exceeding 6 inches put Fulton into its "substantial snow event" policy, snow was packed into trucks and hauled off from the downtown area Wednesday morning. Trucks are continuing to push back snow, and Hayes said people with blocked driveways should expect pushing to have ceased by the end of the day Wednesday.
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Two more over 60-feet
Jayce Brack, Great Bend junior, broke through the shot put 60-foot barrier at Thursday's McPherson Invitational with a throw of 60'11 ½", guaranteeing that 2014 would be the second straight season that Kansas will have at least two boys bettering the 60-foot barrier with the 12-pound sphere. Brack's throw moved him into the #2 spot on the 2014 state performers list, only to be bumped down into the #3 spot on Firday by Willie Morrison.
Willie Morrison (Leavenworth) moved into the #2 spot on the Kansas boys' shot put list with a throw of 61'1" at the Topeka-Seaman Relays. Braden Smith (Olathe South) joined the 60-foot club with a throw of 60' 1 ½" at the St. Thomas-Aquinas Invitational on May 2. Braden added a discus throw of 195'3" to move up on the all-time discus list to #11.
Andrew Henn (Paola) became the first Kansas boy to throw the javelin over 200 feet since 2012 when he tossed the spear 204'5" at the Gardner-Edgerton Invitational on May 2. Closing in on the 200-foot barrier are Aaron True (Southern Coffey County) and Jeff Ast (Andale) who have season bests after last week of 199'5" and 199'2", respectively.
Finley into All-Time Top 10
Matia Finley (Lawrence) moved into the all-time top 10 in the girls' discus with her throw of 155'8" at the Topeka-Seaman Relays on May 2. She and sister Rebecca stand 1-2 in the girls' discus where Rebecca has thrown 148'11".
Incentive to use FAT at Regionals
It was good to see the KSHSAA Executive Board unanimously support the recommendation by Executive Director Gary Musselman and Assistant Executive Director Mark Lentz to approve a $300 stipend to be paid by the Association to each regional host school who verify use of a fully automatic timing system this spring. Now if we can get enough FAT systems to cover all regional sites or come up with a plan to cover all sites. (See last week's blog on having multiple classes at regional sites.)
Assigning regional sites
I started thinking about this topic when the site assignments came out for this spring's regional meets. Class 2A has 64 schools and two of the regional sites ended up in. locations in central Kansas only about 35 miles apart, but they each had schools from the northeast and southeast corners of the state, respectively, assigned to them.
I feel for the KSHSAA staff every year when it comes to assigning schools to regionals for track, or setting up districts or sub-states for other sports. Finding schools willing to serve as host sites is really a thankless job and one that involves many more hours, emails and phone calls than the average person on the street might imagine. Much as some patrons might think, schools generally are not lining up, chomping at the bit for the opportunity to host these events.
I've heard administrators say, "It is easier and cheaper for me to send my teams on the road than to host post-season events." Schools don't make money hosting these events. To be completely honest, hosting is about maybe gaining a so-called "home court/home field" advantage.
Having visited with the folks in the KSHSAA office, I know how difficult it can be to fill all the slots necessary to fulfill the predetermined number of sub-state and regional sites in addition to the finding state tournament sites. The host schools' share of these tournament gates generally don't cover the cost of paying for the staff necessary to properly run these events, so there is some validity to the administrator's comment. In addition to the annual dues paid by the member schools, the post-season series (i.e., sub-state, regional, state) is where the KSHSAA tries to cover its budget. Still, speaking from my time in the activities/athletics office of our local district, I along with our coaches felt the home court/field/course/track meant enough to our teams and local supporters that we gladly assumed these fiscal costs and accepted KSHSAA post-season opportunities to host every chance we got, much to the displeasure of some our neighboring schools. After we hosted sub-state basketball four out of six years (and generated what were, during that timeframe, the Association's biggest sub-state gates), the other schools clamored for a change in sub-state assignment policy and we didn't host another sub-state for seven years.
But, back to the topic of regional assignments. There is no way the Association is ever going to satisfy everyone and especially some the more rabid of each school's local supporters. I know the KSHSAA staff has heard all of following and then some, "So-and-so is getting to host again this year." "How come we are being sent to (you name the site). Why didn't you send us to (you name the site)." "So-and-so (you name the school) never gets put in a regional as tough as ours. They always get to state."
If someone really wants to get a feel for what the folks in Topeka are up against in making these decisions, get a state road map and a seven or nine different colors of stick pins. Stick those pins on the map where each of the KSHSAA member schools is located. You will be amazed at how many schools may be clustered in one class while in another class they are widely spread apart. Add to the assignment task trying to equalize travel time and distance which in turn affects loss of class time. Now you can begin to see some of the difficulty of attempting to spread the "wealth" of selecting schools to be hosts. But, first and foremost, try not to look at it just from the advantage of your local school. Good luck!


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CHARLESTON – There is no 3-mile race at the IHSA girls track state meet, but if there was, it's a safe bet Madeline Perez would have won it. The Glenbard West junior dominated the 2-mile race Saturday at the Class 3A state meet. She turned around and won the mile.
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Sixth African American Literature Symposium
"Adapting the Text: Visual Adaptations of African American Literature"
North Carolina Central University's Department of English and Mass Communication will host its Sixth African American Literature Symposium on Thursday, November 10, 2011. This year's theme is "Adapting the Text: Visual Adaptations of African American Literature." This symposium will explore ways African American Literature has been (and is) depicted on television, on stage, and in film and the implications of "adapting" these texts. Our keynote speaker is Dr. Karla FC Holloway, James B. Duke Professor of English and Professor of Law at Duke University.
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Observer Staff Writer
The terrorist acts of Sept. 11 left author Sarah Vowell of New York City with a feeling of horror and later a moving sense
of vindication about the character of
New Yorkers.
In New York City the people are so nice. I have always told people this, Vowell said Friday at Eastern Oregon University.
She suspects that others did not believe her. Then came the outpouring of support for the victims of the World Trade Towers attacks.
I feel vindicated to say that the people of New York City are nice, Vowell said.
They have a pride of place. The people are together.
Vowell feels so closely tied to the people of New York City that she said it was hard to leave during this time of crisis.
She appeared in La Grande Friday as a speaker for the EOUs new student week orientation program. Vowell is the author of Take the Cannoli, a collection of humorous essays about her life experiences. She is also a contributing editor for National Public Radios This American Life program.
Vowell read from her book and gave students advice about how to succeed in life and college.
Vowell said that it is hard to prepare for a specific career in college. She noted that she earned her degree in French but has not used it during her career.
Successful people dont plan for success. I didnt plan for this. This isnt the job I could have foreseen for myself, she said.
Still, she considers her college experience valuable. She encouraged students to use their time in college to learn how to learn and learn how to think. Vowell also encouraged students to develop writing and speaking abilities. These skills allow people to get jobs, which will provide them with greater job satisfaction.
The people who are the happiest with their jobs are those who have jobs in which they can express themselves, Vowell said.
She also said that its important to find something that you like and are good at.
Sometimes it is hard to find this combination. Vowell gave an example.
I like music but am inept at it. It took me 2 1/2 years (in college) to realize this, Vowell said.
The author joked about her lack of musical ability when someone asked if she still has symphonies she wrote earlier.
Yes, they are at my parents home. That reminds me I should burn them, said Vowell, who had her audience roaring with laughter with comments like this throughout her presentation.
Many in the audience at McKenzie Theatre had read Take the Cannoli, because it was the featured book for EOUs new student week. New students were provided copies of the book earlier this summer and were encouraged to read it prior to EOUs orientation week.
Vowells reputation as a writer has grown to the point where she appeared on NBCs Late Night With Conan OBrien earlier in the week. She mentioned her upcoming visit to Eastern on the program.
Vowells success as a writer has never come easily.
She said that writing is often agonizing. She spends long hours organizing her thoughts. Nothing is worse than writing, Vowell said. Once I know what I want to write then it is fun. It takes a lot of work to get to the fun part.
EOUs largest freshman class ever has orientation adventure
Many of the students who attended the presentation by author Sarah Vowell Friday are part of Eastern Oregon Universitys largest freshman class in history.
EOU has 400 incoming freshmen. EOUs previous high was 366 freshmen a year ago last fall, said Tim Seydel, assistant vice
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The average grade point average of these students is 3.35. EOU also has 250 incoming transfer students; their average grade point average is 3.65.
Fall term classes begin at Eastern Monday.
EOUs new incoming students have been participating in orientation week activities throughout the week. Many of the activities were part of the EastTrek program. The EastTrek are activities led by EOU faculty and staff.
Through EastTrek students have had a chance to do things such as:
Participate in a three-day backpacking trip in the Wallowas.
Go on a three-day, two-night mountain-biking trip in the Lehman Hot Springs area.
Golf for three days on Eastern Oregon courses.
Visit Portland for three days, seeing the Portland Art Museum, the Chinese Garden, art galleries and much more.
Take a three-day hiking excursion into the Anthony Lakes area.


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Inmate hangs herself, later dies at hospital
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. -- A woman died in the hospital Tuesday after a suicide attempt at the Western Regional Jail, officials said.
Regional Jail Authority spokeswoman Ashley Bennett said jail staff found Courtney Powell-Dillon, 29, of Proctorville, Ohio, on Monday. Powell-Dillon apparently tried to hang herself and was unresponsive when she was found.
Bennett said Powell-Dillon had a pulse when staff members found her, and they performed CPR until paramedics arrived. Powell-Dillon was taken to St. Mary's Hospital in Huntington, where she died Tuesday.
Powell was not on suicide watch, Bennett said.
Cabell County sheriff's deputies arrested Powell-Dillon in February 2012 on multiple felony fraud charges and charges of being a fugitive from justice from Lawrence County, Ohio. She was indicted by a Cabell County grand jury in September and was awaiting trial.


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The public is invited to participate in a Nov. 11 discussion and workshop on sustained dialogue at First Presbyterian Church. It will be presented by Philip Stewart, founding board member and secretary of the International Institute of Sustained Dialogue in Washington, D.C.
The 2 p.m. discussion is presented by the Interfaith Forum of Columbus as part of its 2012 Reconciliation Day programming.
During the discussion, Stewart will present the basics of sustained dialogue, a communication process that focuses on the relationships that underlie, and often propagate, a particular issue. Participants in such discussions often find that they have many differences in terms of background and identity, but share common concerns within the community.
"This way, instead of confrontation, you suddenly have a conversation," Stewart said. Once those barriers to communication have been removed, he said the group can more effectively brainstorm solutions and devise a plan to correct the common concerns.
The goal of next month's discussion is to discern whether there is enough interest in the community to engage in the process of sustained dialogue, which would take place over several months or years.
Stewart said the key to successful sustained dialogue is participation from those who hold a variety of opinions and perspectives. He said that when a plan to solve a particular problem is looked at from only one angle, those who share that particular view spend precious time and resources trying to sell others on its value. The process of sustained dialogue, however, takes into account multiple perspectives on an issue, thereby reducing the need to convince others the plan can work.
The groups that take part in these discussions should represent various demographics and interests, including community leaders as well as regular citizens, Stewart said.
"We want the people in room to be the carriers of the problem, but also those who have the resources to solve it," Stewart said.
Stewart was invited last May to participate in an Interfaith Forum discussion by his sister, Merry Carmichael, a longtime Columbus resident.
During preliminary planning for the event, potential topics came up, including the status of public education and a growing polarization of the community along political lines.
Stewart said he thinks Columbus has a great capacity for effecting change through this technique, citing its higher-than-average education, income and diversity rates as key indicators of success.
"Columbus has the capacity to achieve whatever it wants to achieve," he said.
Stewart and his colleagues have made a career of tackling tough issues with sustained dialogue, including helping three Jewish institutions in Oakland, Calif., navigate views on how to make the community more inclusive. He also spent several years bringing together different political groups in Iraq.
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What: "Reconciling Relationships, Partnerships, Families, Neighborhoods, Communities, Countries, and Beyond" by Philip Stewart
Where: First Presbyterian Church, 512 7th St.
When: Sunday, Nov. 11 from 2 to 4:30 p.m.
The discussion and workshop are free and open to the public, but organizers request that attendees make a reservation beforehand by calling 812-372-6116.


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Missouri volunteer firefighter suspected of arson
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
OLD MONROE, Mo. (AP) — A former volunteer firefighter is suspected in a series of eastern Missouri arson fires.
Dustin Mathew Grigsby, 19, of Old Monroe, is charged with one count of arson, but authorities say he is the main suspect in 14 other structure fires that occurred near the small community this year. Grigsby is jailed on $50,000 cash-only bond.
Grigsby was a volunteer with the Old Monroe Fire Protection District, where his father is a captain. District officials were puzzled by the large number of suspicious fires this year, the most recent one on Saturday at a detached garage, where a pickup truck was destroyed.
Security video footage from a business near the home led to Grigsby.
On Sunday, John Adams of Adams Automotive contacted the Lincoln County Sheriff's Department after reviewing security camera footage. The video showed a white 1990s Chevrolet Lumina with a large dent in the rear driver's side panel driving past the garage several times, then pulled next to the garage with its headlights off.
The video showed a man getting out of the Lumina and entering the garage, authorities said. Minutes later, the garage was engulfed in flames.
Lincoln County Fire Marshal Barry Nuss had been charting the suspicious fires and noticed a circular pattern. He advised police to start looking for the arsonist's car in the middle of the pattern.
Police found the Lumina in Grigsby's driveway, and authorities say he admitted setting the Saturday fire.
Old Monroe Fire Chief Chris Blevins dismissed Grigsby immediately after learning of the criminal charge against him.
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For information on the geography of Bangladesh, it is necessary to consult books and documents published both during the Pakistani period and since independence. B.L.C. Johnson, Bangladesh, 2nd ed. (1982), is a brief, well-illustrated study. Haroun Rashid, Geography of Bangladesh (1977), is comprehensive. Good sources for demographic, agricultural, and industrial statistics are Statistical Yearbook of Bangladesh (annual), and Statistical Pocket Book of Bangladesh (irregular), both published by the government. Other useful works include Don Yeo, Bangladesh, a Traveller's Guide (1982); A.B.M. Shamsuddoulah, Introducing Bangladesh Through Books: A Select Bibliography with Introductions and Annotations, 1855–1976 (1976); and A.B.M. Shamsul Islam, Bibliography on Population, Health, and Development in Bangladesh (1986). Postwar economic development is addressed in Haroun Rashid, An Economic Geography of Bangladesh (1981); and E.A.G. Robinson and Keith Griffin (eds.), The Economic Development of Bangladesh Within a Socialist Framework (1974, reprinted 1986). Robert D. Stevens, Hamza Alavi, and Peter J. Bertocci (eds.), Rural Development in Bangladesh and Pakistan (1976), explores rural conditions at the time of independence. Traditional lifestyles and customs of rural communities are examined in Mohammad Afsaruddin, Rural Life in Bangladesh: A Study of Five Selected Villages, 2nd ed. (1979); Joseph F. Stepanek, Bangladesh, Equitable Growth? (1979); Betsy Hartmann and James K. Boyce, A Quiet Violence: View from a Bangladesh Village (1983); Gudrun Martius von Harder, Women in Rural Bangladesh: An Empirical Study in Four Villages of Comilla District (1981); and Tahrunnessa A. Abdullah and Sondra A. Zeidenstein, Village Women of Bangladesh: Prospects for Change (1982). Broader social studies include Ben Whitaker, Iain Guest, and David Ennals, The Biharis of Bangladesh, 4th rev. ed. (1982); and Clarence Maloney, K.M. Ashraful Aziz, and Profulla C. Sarker, Beliefs and Fertility in Bangladesh (1981).
Important works addressing the emergence of Bengali nationalism include Rafiuddin Ahmed, Religion, Nationalism, and Politics in Bangladesh (1990); A.F. Salahuddin Ahmed, Bengali Nationalism and the Emergence of Bangladesh (1994); Surendranath Banerjea, A Nation in Making: Being the Reminiscences of Fifty Years of Public Life (1925, reissued 1963); Leonard A. Gordon, Bengal: The Nationalist Movement, 1876–1940 (1973); Aminur Rahim, Politics and National Formation in Bangladesh (1997); and Pakistan Historical Society, A History of the Freedom Movement, 1906–1936 (1984). Examination of the issues surrounding the separation of Bengal and the partition of India include Joya Chatterji, Bengal Divided: Hindu Communalism and Partition, 1932–1947 (1994, reissued 2002); Maulana Abdulkalam Azad, India Wins Freedom (1960, reissued 1988); Mushirul Hasan, India's Partition: Process, Strategy, and Mobilization (1993); and Gautam Chattopadhyay, Bengal Electoral Politics and Freedom Struggle, 1862–1947 (1984).
Other significant essays on the social and political dynamics of Bangladesh in the first half of the 20th century are Anisuzzaman, Creativity, Reality, and Identity (1993); J.H. Broomfield, Mostly About Bengal (1982); Sarat Chandra Bose, I Warned My Countrymen (1968); Akbar Ali Khan, Discovery of Bangladesh (1996); and Atulchandra Gupta (ed.), Studies in the Bengal Renaissance, 2nd rev. and enlarged ed., edited by Jagannath Chakravorty (Jagannātha Cakrabartī) (1977).
Much literature is available on the role of Islam in the history of Bangladesh. Among the most notable works are Richard M. Eaton, The Rise of Islam and the Bengal Frontier, 1204–1760 (1993); Rafiuddin Ahmed, The Bengal Muslims, 1871–1906: A Quest for Identity, 2nd ed. (1988, reissued 1996); Abdul Karim, Social History of the Muslims of Bengal, down to A.D. 1538, 2nd rev. ed. (1985); and Sufia Ahmed, Muslim Community in Bengal, 1884–1912 (1974). Books examining the interaction between Islam and politics in Bangladesh from the late 19th to the mid-20th century include Jayanti Maitra, Muslim Politics in Bengal, 1885–1906: Collaboration and Confrontation (1984); Humayun Kabir, Muslim Politics, 1906–47 (1969); and Shila Sen, Muslim Politics in Bengal, 1937–1947 (1976).
Useful studies on the background of the civil war of 1971 include G.W. Choudhury, The Last Days of United Pakistan (1974); Herbert Feldman, The End and the Beginning: Pakistan, 1969–1971 (1975); Jyoti Sen Gupta, History of Freedom Movement in Bangladesh, 1943–1973 (1974); and Pran Chopra, India's Second Liberation (1973). The events of the civil war are chronicled in Lawrence Lifschultz, Bangladesh, the Unfinished Revolution (1979); Marcus Franda, Bangladesh, the First Decade (1981); and Talukder Maniruzzaman, The Bangladesh Revolution and Its Aftermath (1980). Both historical background and surveys of later developments are provided in Craig Baxter, Bangladesh: A New Nation in an Old Setting (1984); and Charles Peter O'Donnell, Bangladesh: Biography of a Muslim Nation (1984). The political forces that brought about the emergence of independent Bangladesh are discussed in G.P. Bhattacharjee, Renaissance and Freedom Movement in Bangladesh (1973); and Md. Abdul Wadud Bhuiyan, Emergence of Bangladesh and Role of Awami League (1982). Also valuable are Matiur Rahman and Naeem Hasan, Iron Bars of Freedom (1980); Anthony Mascarenhas, Bangladesh: A Legacy of Blood (1986); Talukder Maniruzzaman, Group Interests and Political Changes: Studies of Pakistan and Bangladesh (1982); and Asoka Raina, Inside RAW: The Story of India's Secret Service (1981). Works placing the emergence of independent Bangladesh into regional and world perspective include Kuldip Nayar, Distant Neighbours: A Tale of the Subcontinent (1972); and G.W. Choudhury, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and the Major Powers: Politics of a Divided Subcontinent (1975).


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1. He was a good man and a real Zionist!
As a non Likudnik I can truely say that Ron Nachman was a true Zionist and a man who put his people first, unlike so many politicians on both the left and the right. He was respected by many on both sides of the political divide. May his memory be blessed!
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2. Where are the religionists now...
...to tell us how his death is the "punishment" from "god" for something or other he did. Or does "god" "punish" only us moderates? :)
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I've met him in SF years ago. Man of a great vision and true love for the Eretz Israel and Am Israel. He will be missed....
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One way or another, everyone dies. But Ron Nachman's life work has born fruit for posterity. And please don't refer to yourself as a moderate, because you are clearly a fanatic of some sort.
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Ron Nachman is not their hero, g is, and they say prayers not relevant to the dead person. Like the kaddish for instance, totally irrelevant. This is one of the absurdities of the Jewish religion. May Ron Nachman rest in peace.
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McCain, the senior senator from Arizona, down in the polls in the closing weeks of the presidential contest, aired a new TV ad today focusing on William Ayers, the education professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago and onetime leader of the militant Weather Underground protest group. Obama has served on civic boards with Ayers, and attended a small reception for his first state legislative campaign at Ayers' home in 1995. The Obama campaign has said he didn't know of Ayers' past at the time, but Obama since has spoken out against Ayers' old protest tactics.
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Prof. E.R. Sreekrishna Sarma Felicitation Committee, 1983 - Indic philology - 296 pages
Festschrift to E.R. Sreekrishna Sarma, b. 1922, Sanskritist; comprises articles Indological topics.
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February 29, 2008
Kenji Yoshino, a leading scholar in the areas of constitutional law, anti-discrimination law, and law and literature, will join the faculty of New York University School of Law this fall, where he will hold a chair in constitutional law. The Guido Calabresi Professor of Law at Yale Law School, Yoshino was a visiting professor at NYU last year and is again a visiting professor this semester.
A Rhodes Scholar and former law clerk for Judge Calabresi of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, Yoshino writes extensively about assimilation and how current anti-discrimination law fails to protect individuals against coerced conformity. Yoshino developed a theory of civil rights law that seeks not only to protect individuals from discrimination, but that also leads them to flourish. His recent award-winning book, Covering: The Hidden Assault on Our Civil Rights, blends memoir and legal argument to explore the intersection of personal identity, politics, and the law. Yoshino is currently writing a book on Shakespeare and the law.
Yoshino has been a member of the Yale Law School faculty since 1998, and has been honored for his distinguished teaching there. He received his J.D. from Yale Law School in 1996, where he was articles editor of the Yale Law Journal. He earned a master of science in management studies (industrial relations) from Oxford University in 1993 and a bachelor's degree in English literature summa cum laude from Harvard University in 1991.
"This is a great day for the Law School," said Dean Richard Revesz. "Kenji is an impressive scholar whose highly original and insightful work has had a profound impact on both the academy and a broad popular audience. He is an extraordinarily gifted teacher and I am thrilled to have him as a colleague."
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Swiss tourist gang-raped in India while camping
NEW DELHI – A Swiss woman who was on a cycling trip in central India with her husband has been gang-raped by eight men, police said Saturday. The attack comes three months after the fatal gang-rape of a woman aboard a New Delhi bus outraged Indians.
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Air Force Lt. Col. David Hanson, of Chicago, takes a phone call on Dec. 24, 2010, from a child in Florida at the Santa Tracking Operations Center at Peterson Air Force Base near Colorado Springs, Colo. Officials at NORAD are expecting a banner year for kids calling in to track Santa.
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CRICKET : Pears' Flimsy Foundation
Byline: By George Dobell
A 12-over run-chase may not be the firmest of foundations from which to build a revival but Worcestershire are hardly in a position to quibble.
Their rain-affected victory over Gloucestershire on Sunday has renewed hopes that the team might yet fulfil the dream of achieving top division status in the two league competitions. On form they may well find themselves in the same division in both. But it will not be the top one.
Sunday's victory did, at least, stop the rot. They had not won since May 15 in the totesport League, June 11 in the Championship and were it not for two narrow victories against Warwickshire and one against Glamorgan (which hardly counts; they lose to everybody) in the Twenty20 Cup, they would have lost 13 matches in a row. Confidence cannot be high.
The flood-lit totesport League match against Hampshire this evening is another important contest. Hampshire are relegation rivals; equal on points with Worcestershire but with a superior run-rate.
Craig McMillan will be making his last appearance for Hampshire before departing on New Zealand duty. His replacement, former Worcestershire all-rounder Andy Bichel, will be at the Rose Bowl today but will not play until next week.
The hosts will be immeasurably strengthened by the availability of Kevin Pietersen and Chris Tremlett. The danger of Pietersen's batting is obvious but Tremlett, on the suspect pitches of the Rose Bowl and under lights, may well prove to be even more important.
Worcestershire have match-winners of their own, of course. Kabir Ali's extra experience of playing under lights could be useful, particularly in overcast conditions where he should find some swing, while the ageless David Leatherdale is averaging more than 50 in the competition and is sixth in the league's averages. Vikram Solanki and Zander de Bruyn are also riding high. The match will be televised live on Sky Sports.
Shoaib Akhtar has also travelled with the team and will play in place of either Ray Price or Nadeem Malik if deemed fit.
Shoaib has also been pencilled in - you can never confirm much with such a mercurial character - for the weekend's match against the Australians. Worcestershire have confirmed their laudable intention to field a full-strength side for the three-day match and a large crowd is expected.
Shoaib is already felt by some members to be a 'high maintenance' overseas signing but perhaps that is harsh. His extreme pace takes a heavy toll on him physically and he should be viewed as very much a luxury item. …