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PITTSBURGH -- A police officer was put on desk duty after video surfaced showing him punching a woman at the city's gay pride parade and festival.
The officer, Souroth Chatterji, will remain on restricted duty for a month during an internal investigation, Mayor Bill Peduto said Monday.
Chatterji said in a criminal complaint that he was trying to break up a fight when he grabbed the woman by the head and punched her in the side so he could handcuff her. The officer said the woman, Ariel Lawther, 22, of Harmony, fought with him and kicked him in the groin, resulting in charges of aggravated assault and resisting arrest.
She also was charged with simple assault for allegedly attacking a man the mayor said was with a group of people opposing the parade. Peduto said the episode began with "comments from some of the folks who had gathered to oppose the parade."
Lawther doesn't have a listed telephone number and didn't immediately respond to a request for comment on her Facebook page, where a friend posted the brief video.
The Delta Foundation, a local group that advocates for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender individuals, asked police to investigate the officer's actions.
Peduto said the city's Office of Municipal Investigations, which reviews cases in which citizens accuse police of misconduct, is probing the encounter.
Police also were trying to find additional video that might shed light on what preceded the arrest, Peduto said.
The video, which depicts less than 10 seconds of the confrontation, appears to show the officer pulling Lawther by the hair and punching her in the side. In his complaint, Chatterji acknowledged he "grabbed Lawther by the head and swung her out of the crowd" and that he later punched her "in the left abdomen several times to distract her enough so I could handcuff her."
The mayor declined to say whether he believed the officer used excessive force, saying all he had seen was the brief video clip.
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In case you guys are wondering why the heck I'm buying Brawl NOW, I don't own a Wii U and my grandparents would flip if I blew all my money on a new system haha :').
Buy one this holiday?
Yeah no a new system is completely out of the question, there's too many other things my money has to go to, including a laptop and other life necessities. I was lucky my grandma was cool with me buying two games. Previously we had zero and the Wii was just used for Netflix.
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The last, slow strains of an old Tammy Wynette song spilled from a small portable radio set up on the steps of the park's gazebo to replace the more elaborate sound system that had been used earlier that evening, and Emma Davis covered her mouth to hide another yawn.
Lord, she was exhausted. She'd spent all yesterday cooking and baking for today's Fourth of July shindig, then most of the morning helping to decorate the town square.
The Gabriel's Crossing holiday celebrations were legendary, and she was more than happy to lend a hand wherever she could. But now, at eleven o'clock at night, she was just plain exhausted. She wanted nothing more than to go home, fall into bed, and sleep for a week...or at least until noon the next day.
Unfortunately, it didn't look like she would get to do any of those things for quite some time yet.
She cast a glance over her shoulder, to where her father and three of his cronies sat at a worn card table, playing what had to be their two-dozenth hand of poker. Unlike Emma--and everyone else, who had pretty much collected their things and headed home hours ago--her father didn't seem anywhere near ready to leave.
With a soft groan, she lowered her head to where her arms rested atop the rough planks of the picnic table and closed her eyes. If she couldn't get to her own bed, then she would sleep right here. At this point, she wasn't particular.
"Need a ride home?"
The low, gravelly voice penetrated her tired brain and she lifted her head to stare up at her neighbor and one of her closest friends since childhood.
Closest friend and secret crush...or at least he had been in high school.
Oh, who was she kidding? Just lookingat Mitch Ramsey, with his black-as-sin hair and gray, penetrating eyes, was enough to send the blood pumping through her veins.
A moment ago she'd been so tired she could barely put a single thought together, now she felt wide awake and ready to do the two-step...as long as Mitch was two-stepping right along with her.
When she didn't answer right away, Mitch tapped his beat-up Stetson against the side of his muscular thigh and offered her a kind smile. "Your father seems to be pretty involved in his card game, but you look about ready to drop. Why don't you let me take you home, and he can come along whenever he's ready."
My hero, she thought, and could have sworn her heart skipped a beat.
It had always been that way with Mitch...he smiled and her belly flip-flopped. He drawled her name, and she felt it all the way down to her toes.
This wasn't the first time he'd come to her rescue, either. Mitch was a gentleman right down to his born-and-bred Texas roots.
"That would be great, thank you." She pushed herself up from the bench seat of the picnic table and brushed her hands on the legs of her jeans. "Let me just go tell Pop I'm leaving."
Mitch gave a small nod, staying where he was while she wandered over to the group of poker buddies.
"Hey, Pop," she said, curling her hands over her father's shoulders and leaning in to kiss his bearded cheek.
Wyatt Davis gave a chuckle, laid out his cards, and said, "Read 'em and weep, boys." His full house clearly beat his friends' hands, and he wasted no time dragging his winnings toward him across the table.
Once he had all the chips in front of him, he turned his head and tipped his face up to Emma. "Hey, there, baby girl. How are you doing?"
"I'm tired and ready to go home." Before his mustachioed mouth could turn down in a frown, she added, "Mitch has offered to take me so you can stick around and play cards as long as you like."
Wyatt glanced past her to where Mitch was standing, fitting his hat on his dark head. "That's awfully nice of him. You sure you don't mind?"
She smiled and gave his shoulders a squeeze. "Of course not. You have fun. No more drinking, though, or we'll have to find someone to drive you home, too."
Her father grinned and pointed to the brown bottle to his right. "Don't worry about me, pumpkin, I'll be nursing this one the rest of the night."
"All right." She leaned over and kissed the top of his head. "See you in the morning. Win big. Bye, guys," she said, waving to her father's friends as she made her way back to Mitch.
"Ready to go?"
She nodded, grabbing her purse from the picnic table and following Mitch to his dark blue truck, shining near-black in the moonlight. He held the door open while she climbed in, then slammed it behind her and walked around to the driver's side. After he'd gotten in behind the wheel and started the engine, he adjusted the air-conditioning to cool the inside of the cab and turned on the radio so that a familiar country tune played in the background.
"Thanks again for this," Emma murmured softly when she realized he didn't intend to carry on a conversation. "I had visions of spending the night curled up on that picnic table. If I'd known Pop planned to stick around playing cards all night, I'd have suggested we take separate cars."
"No problem. I was headed in your direction, anyway." He graced her with a quick grin that creased the corners of his mouth.
"Yeah. If I'd thought of that, I probably would have asked you for a ride hours ago."
Mitch's ranch, the Circle R, bordered her father's property. There were plenty of acres in between, but for all intents and purposes, they were next-door neighbors.
"So, what were you doing hanging around the celebration this late? I'd have expected you to hightail it out of there at the first opportunity."
Mitch was a hometown favorite and more than willing to help out any time Gabriel's Crossing needed him, but ever since his divorce from Suzanne four years earlier, he'd become quiet and withdrawn. He spent most of his time alone on his ranch, going into town only when he needed supplies, or for an event like tonight's--the town's annual Independence Day celebration. But even then, he usually only made a brief appearance before disappearing again, back to the Circle R.
"Chase took Mom home after the fireworks, but since he was in charge of the sound system he needed someone to stick around and dismantle everything." He hitched a thumb over his shoulder, indicating the equipment piled into the truck bed. "I'll have to drop that stuff off in the morning."
"Why didn't you take your mother home?" she pressed, knowing that would have been Mitch's choice over staying to the very end of the town-wide party.
Even from where she was sitting, on the opposite side of the bench seat, she could see the wry twist of his lips.
"Because my family thinks I'm becoming a hermit and need to get out more. And that if I stuck around long enough tonight, I might have met a nice girl and gotten married again."
His tone told her how enamored he was of that idea, but she couldn't help the tiny flicker of awareness that bloomed to life inside her.
She opened her mouth to speak, then had to clear her throat before she thought the words would come out as more than a squeak. "Did you? Meet a nice girl, I mean."
"No," he answered without reservation, and with the slightest hint of an edge to his voice. "But then, I wasn't looking for one."
The flicker in her belly sputtered and died. She shouldn't be surprised. It was no secret that Suzanne's infidelities and the divorce had hit him hard. He'd never been the most outgoing guy to begin with, but after the divorce he'd become noticeably more sullen. Nothing anyone said or did seemed to shake his sour mood.
And he had never looked at her as anything other than a neighbor and friend--no matter how much she might wish he would.
Not that she'd ever done anything about it. She could have flirted a little, or come right out and told him she had the hots for him. Instead, she'd kept her feelings to herself while pining after him from afar.
She was such a coward. Maybe if she hadn't been, he wouldn't have married Suzanne in the first place and wouldn't be so miserable now.
Swallowing uncomfortably, she rubbed her palms along the tops of her jean-clad legs and breathed a sigh of relief when she realized they were nearing her house. Getting home would mean an end to the awkward silence filling the cab.
Mitch pulled up in front of the pale yellow, ranch-style house and cut the engine.
"You want me to walk you to the door?"
Considering the walk would take all of about two seconds and ten steps, it was a gracious but unnecessary offer.
"Thanks, but I need to check the livestock one last time before I go to bed, anyway."
She released the latch on her seatbelt and opened the passenger side door. When she turned from closing it, she was surprised to find Mitch moving toward her in that long, lanky stride of his.
"What are you doing?" she asked, her mind drawing a complete blank as to why he'd bothered to get out of the truck at all.
"Helping you with the livestock."
"That's all right, I can handle it." It might not be her favorite pastime, but she'd grown up pitching hay, mucking stalls and grooming horses, and--along with several ranch hands--still helped her father on a daily basis. Checking water buckets and tossing out a little extra grain by herself would be child's play.
"I know you can," he told her, catching an arm around her shoulders. "But things will go faster and you'll be able to get to bed quicker if we both do the work."
She couldn't argue with his logic, so she said nothing as they made their way across the grass-sprigged dirt yard to the big gray barn.
One half of the large double doors was propped open. They walked inside, and Emma flipped a switch to her left to turn on the lights. The uncovered bulbs dangling high above their heads weren't very bright but illuminated enough of the building so that they could see what they were doing.
Mitch had spent so much time at the Double D as a child that he knew where everything was. The horses nickered at the interruption to their rest, and Mitch patted more than one equine nose as they passed.
While she shook a bit of fresh hay into each horse's feed trough and checked to make sure they had clean water, Mitch hauled a bale outside. She knew he would carry the hay out a ways into the field, then spread it on the ground for the cattle to find during the night.
They finished at nearly the same time. She was wiping her hands on the seat of her jeans when he strolled back in, the leftover baling twine clutched in one hand. He hung the strings on a nail sticking out of a nearby beam, then turned to face her, hands on hips.
"All done?" he wanted to know.
"Just about." Moving farther into the wide open space of the barn, she wrapped her fingers around the sides of the ladder that led to the loft and said, "I want to check on a new litter of kittens before we leave."
She scurried up the ladder in a matter of seconds, creeping quietly across the straw-strewn floor in search of the kittens. The light up here was even weaker than down below, but she could still make out the shapes of stray bales and--hopefully--tiny bundles of fur.
A second later, a board squeaked behind her and she turned her head to see Mitch standing at the top of the ladder. Her stomach did another one of those queer flipflops at the sight of him, then settled down to a dull simmer.
"You didn't have to come up," she whispered.
"I wanted to," he said just as softly, but didn't elaborate. Deciding Mitch pretty much did what he wanted, whenever he wanted, she went back to looking for the kittens. She found them tucked together in a tight ball, nestled into a pile of loose straw in the corner. They were adorable, and so small she thought she could probably hold the entire brood of them in the palms of both hands.
There were five in total--two tabbies, one calico, one white, and one black with white feet and a streak of white on its nose. She'd been playing with them on an almost daily basis since she'd discovered them. They were old enough that their eyes were open but young enough that they still wobbled when they tried to walk.
Not wanting to disturb their rest, she intended to simply back away and leave them be, but then the mama cat appeared, rubbing between Emma's legs before moving to her babies and lying down to let them feed. They immediately woke up and started nuzzling around their mother's belly, and Emma took the opportunity to stroke their soft little heads and backs.
Most barn cats were afraid of people because they didn't get handled as much as house cats, but from the time she was old enough to toddle around in her father's footsteps, Emma had loved the odd collection of felines running around the property. Her father used to tell her to be careful or she'd stroke them all bald, but so far that hadn't happened. Instead, they had a barn full of friendly cats that often came running when they heard the doors open and would pester for attention while you were trying to work.
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"The first phase consisting of woody debris control structures," said Asotin County Building Official and County Planner Karst Riggers. "I believe the point of this project is to keep the channel where it's supposed to be as well as protecting some private property."
Asotin County Resource Technician Megan Stewart said they're going to plant willow trees deep into the ground around the channel, to help reduce risk to the floodplain, while enhancing marine life and vegetation.
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Since Pearl as at the very least a mischievous child, when her mother does not answer her in regards to its meaning, Pearl seems to enjoy making up meanings for it. Pearl also happens to be intelligent beyond her years, and so her guesses for what it could stand for are quite impressive.
For instance, one of Pearl's answers is that the letter means the same reason why the minister holds his hand over his heart. Since we know why Dimmesdale gets sicker and sicker, indeed, the letter means exactly what Pearl thought it did, though certainly in a figurative sense.
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To Pearl, the scarlet letter is a part of her mother. She has never known a time when her mother has not worn the letter, and she also seems to understand that it causes her mother great distress when Pearl focuses on it. Hester recalls vivdly Pearl, as an infant, reaching out for it, as babies do, yet it is symbolic for Hester. She feels almost as if baby Pearl could understand the meaning of the letter.
Pearl sees the Scarlet Letter as a symbol of her mother. She's seen her mother wearing it since she was born, so naturally she feels that it is a part of her mother.
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A thin rectangular plate of uniform area density σ1 = 1.13 kg/m2 has a length a = 0.420 m and a width b = 0.180 m. The lower left corner is placed at the origin, (x, y) = (0, 0). A circular hole of radius r = 0.034 m with center at (x, y) = (0.048 m, 0.048 m) is cut in the plate. The hole is plugged with a disk of the same radius that is composed of another material of uniform area density σ2 = 5.22 kg/m2. What is the distance from the origin of the resulting plate's center of mass?


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Richard Claxton (@MaraidDesign) interviews the Golden Cabinet collective from Shipley
There is a new noise coming to Shipley. The market town that is most famous for its 1970s clock tower is now home to new collective called 'Golden Cabinet' who are organising gigs by experimental and avant-garde artists, and have already plans to showcase an eclectic range of bands such as Bird, Drunk in Hell and Pye Corner Audio. Whilst this scheme raises some questions about the size of the potential local audience for such a venture and the thinking behind their attempt to bring niche music to a small town, it's worth stating that members of the collective have dozens of years of involvement in the music scenes of nearby Bradford and Leeds. According to their website all their concerts are taking place at the Kirkgate Centre, a community space which is already home to Shipley Film Club, The Sunday Slouch and The Record Club. This may suggest that there actually is more going on in Shipley then you think.
I managed to track down the people behind 'Golden Cabinet' to ask them a few questions. Here's what they had to say for themselves.
First up, why Shipley?
We all live in or near Shipley, and all have some involvement in the Kirkgate Centre which is a great and thriving community centre that has a positive focus on developing local activities. In the past, we've all organised and promoted gigs over in Leeds and Bradford and we thought the idea of getting unexpected bands to come and perform in a small venue would be amusing. Shipley is hardly known for venues offering live music and we wanted to take advantage of that. Plus, from a selfish point of view we want to be able to go and see bands we like but still be able to walk home at the end of the night.
Do you think there are enough people in Shipley that are interested in experimental music?
Shipley does have a thriving counter-culture element that promotes a wide range of activity on a social and political level and this also radiates into the creative and radical art and music of people living in the area. There is a lot of interest in what we are doing and we hope this transfers into people coming through the doors at the gigs we're promoting. We are also trying to encourage people to travel to our shows, hoping their curiosity will be a catalyst to see a gig like this in an unexpected location. Shipley is halfway between Leeds and Bradford and the train station is just down the road from the Kirkgate Centre which is a hub that has direct lines to Leeds, Bradford, Ilkley and Skipton.
Why do you have a picture of a horse urinating as your logo?
It's taken from an Hans Baldung Grien etching dated 1534. We thought it had a striking beauty so wanted to try and use it somehow. After a little bit of experimentation we came up with our finished logo and quickly felt it worked for us. It seems to be quite a memorable image for people as we often hear the phrase "Ohh you're the horse pissing people" or asking why we have a picture of a horse taking a piss to "What does 'Golden Cabinet' mean?". Golden Horse Shower is just one of another of nicknames we've picked up so far. There is no grand or hidden meaning to either the name or the image, stirring curiosity to have people ask serves it's purpose I guess.
The first of the 'Golden Cabinet' monthly gigs is on Saturday October 5th and features the Liverpool based band Bird who have just played at the Festival No.6. They play harmonic beautifully constructed songs, similar in style to Dead Can Dance.
Check out the website www.goldencabinet.co.uk for all the information on upcoming gigs and get yourselves along there.
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One of the world's best loved travel guides, Lonely Planet, describes the Kruger National Park as "one of the biggest, oldest and quite simply one of the best wildlife parks in the world," adding appropriately: "A visit here is likely to be the highlight of your trip to South Africa."
And that, in a nutshell, is exactly what Kruger is, a tourist facility South Africans love, but invariably take for granted, grumbling when the conservation fees go up or the accommodation and camping rates rise.
Southern Africa is blessed with vast game reserves, many state-run, others privately owned. Yet Kruger has something few can emulate. Can there be anything more exciting than driving your own vehicle through a park where you can encounter a range of creatures at the side of the road?
Through the years I have had some incredible experiences in the Kruger Park. I have watched a python gobble up some poor creature, a cluster of about 60 striped rodents nibble at an unidentified treat on the edge of the road, lions revel in falling rain, a leopard prowl along a river bank at dawn, carmine bee-eaters bedeck a tree in full blossom, a pregnant lioness wallow in a river....each experience has been memorable and, frankly, one that was never again to be repeated.
The Kruger Park is well over 100 years old and has changed considerably through the years, with possibly the innovative establishment of the concession areas the most dramatic.
The new upmarket lodges within the boundaries of Kruger have added an extra dimension to the wildlife experience, with some lodges adding nights in the open under the stars, morning walks in the bush and even dinner under huge old trees in unprotected areas. It's heady stuff indeed.
Now many of the old camps in Kruger are being upgraded. Many of the units will be refurbished, some to a higher standard.
Apparently the units most in need of maintenance (new tiles, coat of paint and so on) will be targeted first. Some of the larger family cottages are to be virtually rebuilt.
Details of the upgrades - that is the dates and camps involved - will be communicated via the SANParks website (www.sanparks.org) during the next few months.
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loved the tour, had a really good day, funny day as it was raining heavily at first we nearly decided to change the date, glad we didnt. the guides/sailors were very nice and friendly, very happy. the boat was very clean, lots of drinks. the water was so clear and so blue extremely beautiful. I didn't see much when we went snorkelling but not the guides fault. I'm not a very good swimmer at all and felt comfortable in the water with the help of the guides. We were supposed to go to the underwater museum as well but the waves were too rough, again out of their control. We rented a golf cart in Isla Mujeres, best way to see the island quickly, had so much on this. I was sceptical about the food at the buffet I am very fussy! but it was delicious! would def recommend and I would do this again!
This was an unbelievable trip aboard the Lupita. We arrived at the port,,right at the Cancun Bay Resort at 9:30. We did have to get there ourselves, but the city busses run every 5 minutes and it costs about 10 1/2 peosos to ride. We watched the other large catamarans load up with 60-80 people. They looked like total party boats. We we were ready to go there were only 11 of us!! We felt like we were on our own personal boat trip. As many drinks as you wanted on board the boat, all day. We only snorkeled for about an hour, but two of the deck hands took us, one taking pictures the other leading. The boat met us after we had snorkeled. Lunch on the island was a buffet and was very good. Soda and water included, but liquor extra at lunch. Back on the boat after lunch and then got dropped off in the downtown area of the island.for an hour of shopping if you want. Then back on the boat for the trip back with a stop for swimming on the way. It was a perfect day!! I would recommend this trip to everyone!
This was a party on the boat! There was unlimited drinks, but of course that was after we got done with the snorkeling which was so much fun! We got to see the underwater museum, and it was something else! There was so many fishes and fishes swimming right underneath you too, definitely worth doing! We then went to a secluded island for a buffet lunch and we had time to swim there too and it was so peaceful. Afterwards is when we went to Isla Mujeres, which was beautiful! Definitely recommend this tour!
We had a wonderful time!!!! The boat was nice and small. The snorkeling was cool, especially the ruins. Lunch was bomb.com!! Last part of the tour we didn't do any shopping, just walked over to the public beach and swam for an hour. All in all we really enjoyed ourselves!! awesome crew too!!!
Great trip. Start to finish the team looked after our every need. Would thoroughly recommend it
What a fantastic day trip! We had the Trimaran La Lupita with a great crew, hosted by Angel.
I would highly recommend them, as they took care of the entire group of cruisers and treated us all like VIPs. I like the trimaran, because it was smaller than the huge catamarans. Small group, less crowded on the boat, easier seating. You stop once to snorkel, once to eat and pet a shark, and then off to downtown Isla shopping.
Angel guided us so well in the water while snorkeling, even with other larger groups co-mingling, he kept us together. He gave us great advice for the shopping on Isla Mujeres, and told us where to go, and met us on/off the island and boat to make sure we were informed.
I just wish the Isla shopping was a bit more than an hour, as we were rushed to get to a few stores, and the shop owners really try to get you in at every turn. It was a little overwhelming.
Overall, a great tour. Angel and the crew were fantastic, and really blew away our expectations. They were entertaining, fun, engaging, and really made all the difference. They also took some great photos, and sold them to us at a fair price. Best part towards the end, we got to stop in the middle of the water to jump off and swim, which was amazing.
Fun for the whole family!
Awesome!!! The whole family loved it!
Thierry007 United States of ...
Wonderful trip.....The dock fee is not $7 per person like the ad says but $10 per person.
This tour was amazing!
Lots of fun. Met nice people from US and the UK
absolutely fantastic! highly recommended, great team!
Me and my family with kids of age 9, 7 and 4 years old did this tour on our first visit to cancun, and it was great. The kids have fun. Me and my 9 year old did the snorkeling. The lunch was great, the beach too and we take pictures with a shark (this is extra). Great aventure.
It was a great excursion, staff was wonderful!!!
Great day trip! The description of the boat was slightly misleading, there were no hammocks to hang out in. Other than that, the snorkeling was awesome (my husband was underwhelmed), the town was like a step back in time, and the buffet was delicious! The best part was hanging out on the beach!
This tour was amazing!!! The island is pristine and the tour guides definitely make you feel welcomed. I recommend this to everyone going to beautiful Cancun!!!
It was very good....only thing is that the crew need to give more time to spent in the island beach, than souvenir shops
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'Very few people know who I am," Salvador Dalí is reputed to have said, "And I am not one of them." Well, count me in — at least when it comes to the question of what is a Jew. Are Jews a national group? A religion? A race? Are Jews an "ethnicity" — whatever that means? A language group? All of the above? Some of the above? These questions — the classic "Who are we?" and the tougher "Who am I?" — have bedeviled Jews since Hellenistic times and earlier. Periodically, the "Who is a Jew?" stew bubbles over into crisis, creating rifts between the pluralistic dispensation of American Jewry and the sovereign dispensation of Israel. Further, in America, for most Americans ethnicity has been defined by ancestry — ethnic options and ethnic choices are the norm — being Jewish can be most elusive. Is "Jewish" an ethnic or religious adjective? With everything that has been written about Jewish identity — indeed, about identity, period — one would think that there is not much new to say. Guess what? There is. University of Michigan political scientist Zvi Gitelman, who has written extensively about the Jews of Eastern Europe, tackles this estimable question of Jewish identity from a historical perspective. The 15 essays in his superb book "Religion or Ethnicity? Jewish Identities in Evolution" — each by a master of the field — track nothing less than the idea of Judaism itself from ancient times to the murky present. Gitelman's authors seek to understand the relationship between Jewish religion and Jewish ethnicity by surveying the ways in which Jews, for these many centuries, have defined, and in fact re-defined, themselves. Right off the bat, though, there is a definitional problem. The very title of Zvi Gitelman's book leads us into a deep dilemma. The three words that are used — "religion," "ethnicity" and "identity" — are simple on their face, but they are collectively a semantic morass. What is "religion?" What is "identity?" Most difficult, what is "ethnicity?" Identity, at least in the United States, in recent decades has been all about demographic measurement. Jewish identity used to be easy to measure. Back in the 1950s, when the early identity studies were conducted, identity was about religion and ritual: if you scored high on the "ritual package" — lighting Shabbat candles, attending a Pesach seder — you scored high on Jewish identity, period. Non-observant Jews, however, began asking, "You mean that if I'm not kosher, then I'm deficient in my Jewish identity? What?! That's what these measures are telling me!" And indeed the 1990 National Jewish Population Survey (NJPS) — revolutionary in many ways — gave the community new protocols for looking at identity. The most important findings of the 1990 NJPS were not those on intermarriage but were the responses to the question, "What do you mean when you say that you are Jewish?" Respondents were given four choices: Nationality, Religion, Ethnicity, and Culture. Some 70 percent of the interviewees responded, "I am Jewish by 'Culture.'" So what's identity? More difficult is "ethnicity" — and since "Religion or Ethnicity?" is all about ethnicity, it's not a bad idea to get a handle on this most elusive concept. Unfortunately, we have to wait until the penultimate page of "Religion or Ethnicity?" — and in a footnote at that! — to get a definition of the word. The problem is that "ethnicity" is a term coined by American sociologists, and is most applicable to American society. "Ethnicity" in its basic sense refers to those cultural traits retained by immigrant groups from their original home culture. Language, dress, modes of behavior, food, perhaps history, religion — these are ethnic traits. Throughout the book there is some confusion about ethnicity. Did I just say "religion?" What's that? There, I'm not gonna go. The definitional dilemmas are important, but they do not diminish from the comprehensive international perspective on Jewish identity that is creatively curated by Gitelman and cogently presented by his authors. "Religion or Ethnicity?" is contoured historically; its four sections surgically divide the question geographically. The four splendid chapters in the first section, "Judaism and Jewishness in the Premodern Era," set a historical and religious context for the essays in the rest of the book. Gabriele Boccacini's essay on Judaism in early Israel is a solid survey of the rabbinic/Hellenistic fault lines in the Second-Temple era; and Miriam Bodian is quirkily incisive in her chapter on "Crypto-Jewish Criticism of Tradition and its Echoes in Jewish Communities." Bodian cogently argues that early challenges to Rabbinic UNCAP? authority were progenitors of the modern religious and secular Jewish movements that re-defined Jewish identity. The last three sections of the book address the modern era, and beyond. Essays on the challenges of secular Jewishness in the U.S. and Western Europe in the 20th century (David E. Fishman's fascinating look at "Yiddish Schools in America and the Problem of Secular Jewish Identity" is a great example of how Gitelman curates an exhibition made of unusual tapestries); four incisive chapters on secular Jewishness in Israel (although I would have welcomed an analysis, missing in this book, of the fissures within the religious world in Israel); and three chapters on secular Jewishness in the diaspora — are all very different one from the other, and each one is a gem. Noteworthy are the important essays by the late Charles Liebman (with Yaacov Yadgar) on the religious-secular divide in Israel; by Shachar Pinsker, making sense of modern and contemporary Hebrew literature; and by sociology veteran Calvin Goldscheider, on America — I don't always agree with Goldscheider, but he identifies key issues in American Jewish life. Zvi Gitelman's conclusion? As we move along in the 21st century, and continue to question if we are Jewish by "religion" or "ethnicity," Gitelman answers with a forthright "Maybe." Citing many data and even more analyses in this book and from other studies, Gitelman notes that while many Jews are attracted to that phenomenon called Judaism, "powerful forces pull even greater numbers away from it." The healthy debate around the very issue of Jewish identity, avers Gitelman, will continue to ensure the survival of Jewishness of some kind or other. This book is a welcome and worthy contribution to that debate.
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NORWALK >> A man shot another man multiple times during an argument between the two men in a Norwalk neighborhood Thursday afternoon, officials said.
The shooter remained at large following the 1 p.m. shooting along Liggett Street, just east of Studebaker Road, Los Angeles County sheriff's Lt. Eric Smitson said.
Few details were available as the victim, a 21-year-old man, refused to cooperate with investigators, the lieutenant said.
He got into an argument with another man before the suspect pulled a gun and shot the victim in the chest, abdomen and legs, Smitson said. Paramedics took the wounded man to a hospital where he was listed in stable condition.
A detailed suspect description was not available, officials said. A dark-colored sedan seen driving away from the area may have been involved.
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UPDATED: Huntington Beach man killed, woman wounded in Norwalk shooting
NORWALK >> A Huntington Beach man died and a woman was wounded in a Norwalk shooting late Wednesday, authorities said.
The shooting occurred about 10:30 p.m. in a residential neighborhood in the 15100 block of Grayland Avenue, Los Angeles County sheriff's officials said.
"Homicide detectives learned that the victims were walking south on Grayland Avenue when a white vehicle drove alongside them," sheriff's officials said in a written statement.
"The vehicle stopped, two male Hispanics exited the vehicle, and one or possibly both suspects started shooting at them. Both victims were struck by gunfire. The suspects re-entered the vehicle, drove north on Grayland Avenue and out of view."
Luis Virgen Jr., 21, if Huntington Beach was taken to UC Irvine Medical Center, where he succumbed to injuries a short time later, Orange County coroner's officials said in a written statement.
The man died at a hospital, officials said. The woman was hospitalized in serious condition.
Anyone with information on the shooting was urged to call the Sheriff's Homicide Bureau at 323-890-5500. Tips may also be submitted anonymously to L.A. Regional Crime Stoppers at 800-222-8477.
Two men wounded in Norwalk shooting
NORWALK >> A gunman shot and wounded two men early Sunday in a residential Norwalk neighborhood, authorities said.
The shooting took place just after midnight at Lowemont Street and Horst Avenue, Los Angeles County sheriff's Lt. Ralph Gama said.
A man was stopped in his car talking to an acquaintance who was standing on the sidewalk when a white Toyota Camry came to a stop in front of them, the sergeant said.
"The passenger exited and started shooting at the victims," Gama said.
The man on the sidewalk was struck in the chest and face, he said. The victim in the car was struck in the arm and torso.
The victims managed to drive to the home of a family member, who called for help, Gama said.
Both wounded men, who were in their 20s, were hospitalized in stable condition, he said.
The shooter and gunman were last seen driving south out of the area, Gama said. A detailed suspect description was not available.
Investigators suspected the shooting was gang-related.
Vigil and march to honor sheriff's Explorer Scout fatally shot in South Whittier
SOUTH WHITTIER >> Hundreds of loved ones, including fellow Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department Explorer Scouts, will march Friday to honor the life of a 19-year-old Whittier man shot to death four years ago along with 24-year-old friend, as well as renew their call for justice in the unsolved double-slaying.
Lifelong Whittier resident Cesar Rodriguez, who dreamed of becoming a sheriff's deputy, was gunned down Aug. 28, 2011, along with Larry Villegas of Whittier as the two left a friend's home in the 11800 block of Painter Avenue in unincorporated South Whittier.
The killing remains unsolved.
Friends, family members and law enforcement officials will gather for a Mass at 5 p.m. Friday at St. Pious X Church, 10827 Pioneer Blvd. in Santa Fe Springs, before gathering at 7 p.m. at Laurel Avenue and Beaty Street in South Whittier, said Rodriguez's brother, George Rodriguez.
Marchers will then walk past the shooting scene to Amelia Mayberry Park, 13201 Meyer Road in South Whittier.
Similar marches were held 2014, 2013 and 2012.
Cesar Rodriguez worked as an explorer at the sheriff's Norwalk Station for four years prior to his death and planned to pursue a career as a sheriff's deputy, sheriff's officials said.
George Rodriguez said he remains hopeful his brother's killer will be found and brought to justice, and wanted anyone with information about the shooting to provide that information to investigators.
Detectives have followed up on information regarding possible persons of interest over the past year, but nothing has developed into a solid lead, Lt. John Corina of the Sheriff's Homicide Bureau said. "We're back to square one."
Corina also asked that anyone with information come forward. "They can be anonymous if they want," he said.
Anyone with information can reach the Sheriff's Homicide Bureau at 323-890-5500. Tips may also be submitted anonymously to L.A. Regional Crime Stoppers at 800-222-8477.
UPDATED: Man fatally shot in Norwalk identified; suspect arrested
NORWALK >> Authorities have identified a man who was fatally shot at his Norwalk home Saturday and arrested his sister's boyfriend in connection with the killing, officials said.
Joe Nava, 44, died at the scene of the 1:10 p.m. shooting in the 11400 block of Lindale Street, Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner-Coroner Lt. Fred Corral said.
Nava lived at the home with his sister and her boyfriend, Los Angeles County sheriff's officials said.
Deputies detained the boyfriend but did not formally declared him a suspect Saturday, according to Deputy Juanita Navarro-Suarez of Sheriff's Information Bureau.
The detained man, 44-year-old Jose Ramos Nunez, was ultimately booked on suspicion of murder, Deputy Amber Smith said.
A rifle was recovered from the shooting scene, Smith added.
No further details were released.
According to county booking records, Nunez was being held without bail pending a scheduled arraignment Tuesday in Bellflower Superior Court.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the sheriff's Homicide Bureau at 323-890-5500. Tips may also be submitted anonymously to L.A. Regional Crime Stoppers at 800-222-8477.
UPDATED: Man killed, suspect detained in Norwalk shooting
NORWALK >> A man died and a suspect was in custody after what began as a "family disturbance" escalated into a shooting at a Norwalk home Saturday afternoon, authorities said.
The shooting took place just after 1 p.m. at a home in the 11400 block of Lindale Street, Los Angeles County sheriff's Sgt. Jack Jordan said.
Deputies found a man in his 40s suffering from a gunshot wound, Jordan said. Paramedics pronounced him dead at the scene.
A man believed to be the shooter was detained, and deputies were seeking no additional suspects, Jordan said.
"Preliminary investigation revealed that the victim lived at the residence with his girlfriend and her adult brother," Deputy Juanita Navarro-Suarez said in a written statement. "The adult brother has been detained, pending further investigation." His identity was not released.
The name of the victim was withheld Saturday pending positive identification and notification of his family, coroner's officials said.
No further details were available.
Neighbor Steve Garcia said he did not see or hear anything unusual before deputies swarmed the neighborhood.
"I just saw three cop cars drive down the street, and I went out to check," he said.
Detectives from the Sheriff's Homicide Bureau were summoned to the scene to take over the investigation.
Anyone with information can reach the homicide detectives at 323-890-5500. Tips may also be submitted anonymously to L.A. Regional Crime Stoppers at 800-222-8477.
Tall robber holds up Norwalk KFC restaurant
NORWALK >> Deputies are seeking an exceptionally tall man who robbed a Norwalk Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant Saturday afternoon, officials said.
The crime took place about 12:30 p.m. at the eatery, 10905 Imperial Highway, just west of Studebaker Road, Los Angeles County sheriff's Sgt. Jack Jordan said.
A robber entered the restaurant and gestured as if he had a handgun, though none was seen, the sergeant said.
After obtaining an unknown amount of cash from the restaurant's cash register, the robber was last seen running west along Imperial Highway, then sough along Hoxie Avenue toward the nearby Metro station.
Deputies described the suspect as a black man in his mid-30s, about 6 feet 5 inches tall, wearing a black baseball cap, black pants and a black T-shirt.
Shotgun slaying of Norwalk father and son remains a mystery
NORWALK >> Detectives continue seeking clues into the mysterious shotgun slaying of a father and son found fatally shot inside their Norwalk home earlier this week.
Walter Vicente, 49, and Andrew Vicente, 24, were found shot to death shortly after 9 p.m. Tuesday at their house in the 12300 block of Gettysburg Drive, Los Angeles County sheriff's and coroner officials said.
A family member, who was a son to the older victim and brother to the younger victim, found the men shot to death when he stopped by to visit, Lt. Dave Coleman of the Sheriff's Homicide Bureau said. It was unclear when exactly the shooting took place, though it was believed to have been within a matter of a day or days.
No suspect has been identified in the double-homicide, and the motiveremains unclear.
"There's nothing apparent that indicated it was a robbery," Coleman said. The shots were fired from within the house, however there were no signs of forced entry into the home.
Walter Vicente's body was discovered in the living room of the home, while Andrew Vicente's body was found in an adjacent bedroom.
Neither the father or son appeared to have no ties to gang acivity, and investigators were aware of no one who would want to do them harm, the lieutenant said. Walter Vicente was a plumber, he said, adding that he believed his son was also involved in the trade.
"It's a mystery," Coleman said. "We just don't have much at this time. We're obviously going to get into their personal lives."
Detectives were also still trying to determine the last time someone saw the father and son alive.
An autopsy determined the men both died from shotgun wounds to the head, and both cases were ruled homicides, coroner's Assistant Chief of Operations Ed Winter said.
An exact time of death was not clear, however coroner's reports indicated a neighbor reported hearing possibly gunfire shortly after 3:30 a.m. Tuesday.
Anyone with information was aksed to contact the Sheriff's Homicide Bureau at 323-890-5500. Tips may also be submitted anonymously to L.A. Regional Crime Stoppers at 800-222-8477.
PHOTOS of Walter Vicente, 49, of Norwalk (above) and Andrew Vicente, 24, of Norwalk (below) courtesy of the California Department of Motor Vehicles.
One man killed, another wounded in shooting at Gerdes Park in Norwalk
NORWALK >> One man died and another was wounded when gunfire erupted at a Norwalk park late Saturday, authorities said.
The shooting took place about 9:30 p.m. in the parking lot of Gerdes Park in the 14700 block of Gridley Road, Los Angeles County sheriff's officials said.
"Homicide detectives have learned that two victims were standing in the parking lot of the location with a group of males when a male adult approached and began firing," deputies from the Sheriff's Information Bureau said in a written statement. "The suspect then fled on foot to a waiting dark color sedan. The suspect vehicle was last seen heading southbound on Gridley Road and out of view."
No further suspect description was available Sunday.
Deputies found two men suffering from gunshot wounds. Paramedics pronounced one of the victims dead at the scene. Coroner's officials withheld his identity Sunday pending notification of his family.
The second victim was hospitalized in stable condition and expected to survive his injuries, Sgt. Ralph Gama said.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Sheriff's Homicide Bureau at 323-890-5500. Tips may also be submitted anonymously to L.A. Regional Crime Stoppers at 800-222-8477.
Detectives investigate shooting death in Norwalk
NORWALK >> Homicide detectives are investigating the fatal shooting of a man inside a Norwalk home Friday afternoon, officials said.
It was unclear whether the shooting death was a crime, an accident or a suicide as the investigation remained in its early stages, Los Angeles County sheriff's Lt. Cynthia Chavez said.
A resident of the 12000 block of Nava Street first called deputies at 2:37 p.m. to report hearing a gunshot inside a neighbor's home, the lieutenant said.
Deputies arrived to find a man who had been shot, she said. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Detectives from the Sheriff's Homicide Bureau were summoned to the scene to investigate.