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I have never read "Three Cups of Tea", Greg Mortenson's book about building schools in Afghanistan and Pakistan. I tried to read the sequel, "Stones into Schools" and gave up not too long after the point where he said that, "the solution to every problem ... begins with drinking tea." Having drunk tea in many parts of South Asia - sweet tea, salt tea, butter tea, tea that comes with the impossible-to-remove-with-dignity thick skin of milk tea - I can confidently say that statement does not reflect reality.
Global News Journal
from Pakistan: Now or Never?:
Solving Afghanistan and Pakistan over a cup of tea
from Pakistan: Now or Never?:
Afghanistan: Petraeus, personalities and policy
Buried in the Washington Post story on Marc Grossman taking over as the new U.S. envoy for Afghanistan and Pakistan are some interesting references to the possible departure of U.S. commander General David Petraeus.
from Tales from the Trail:
Panda diplomacy: the remix
The latest chapter in the long story of panda diplomacy was written at Washington's National Zoo, where the Chinese government agreed to lengthen the "loan" of popular panda pair Mei Xiang and Tian Tian for another five years. Actually, the loan is conditioned on whether they produce a new heir or heiress to the cuteness of panda-dom in the next two years; one or both could be exchanged for more fecund substitutes.
from Pakistan: Now or Never?:
Between the lines: Obama's comments on Kashmir
President Barack Obama's words on relations with Pakistan were always going to be carefully scripted during his visit to India, where even to say the word "Kashmir" aloud in public can raise jitters about U.S. interference in what New Delhi sees as a bilateral dispute.
from Tales from the Trail:
McCain sees India, U.S. teaming up against "troubling" China
As President Barack Obama begins his visit to India, his erstwhile rival John McCain is voicing hope that Washington and New Delhi will tighten up their military cooperation in the face of China's "troubling" assertiveness.
from Tales from the Trail:
Green energy aspirations for Obama's India visit
When Barack Obama heads for India next month, he'll be carrying a heavy policy agenda -- questions over the handling of nuclear material, the outsourcing of U.S. jobs and India's status as a growing economic power, along with regional relations with Pakistan and Afghanistan. But Rajendra Pachauri, the Nobel Peace laureate who heads the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, hopes the U.S. president has time to focus on clean energy too.
from Afghan Journal:
Obama in India next month; ripples in the region
U.S. President Barack Obama's visit to India is still a couple of weeks away and there is the huge U.S. election before then, but it has already set off ripples in the region. The Chinese have especially cottoned onto Obama's Indian journey, fretting over what they see as a U.S. attempt to ring fence China by deepening ties with countries around it. And continent-size India with a population of over a billion and an economy growing at a clip just behind China's is seen as a key element of that strategy of containment.
from Afghan Journal:
How many al Qaeda can you live with ?
A furious debate has raged for several months now whether it makes sense for the United States to throw tens of thousands of soldiers at a handful of al Qaeda that remain in the Afghanistan-Pakistan theatre, nine years after launching the global war on terrorism.
from Tales from the Trail:
Mideast peace veterans and handshake diplomacy
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton repeatedly referred to them as "veterans" of the Middle East peace process.
from FaithWorld:
Did Bloomberg inspire Obama's speech about NYC Muslim cultural centre?
There was an interesting echo at the White House when President Barack Obama came out in favour of the proposed Cordoba House Muslim cultural centre near the site of the September 11, 2001 attacks in New York (see our news report here). Controversy about the project, which opponents call the "Ground Zero mosque," has been swirling in New York for weeks and went national recently when Republicans Sarah Palin and Newt Gingrich joined the critics' campaign. But until the annual Iftar dinner he hosted on Friday evening, the president had kept out of what his spokesman called "a matter for New York City and the local community to decide."


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Yup, pre-ordered it last night. Looking forward to delving deep into this beast.
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Since I like to manipulate samples, in the future this could end up as my replacement for Alchemy:Given I've been using their tools for over a decade, this is definitely a day-one purchase! Sweet!
As an aside - the Somnium tracks on this disc are now all uncompressed audio.And I hope the second track isn't mixed mono anymore? That really bugged me.
it sounds like a air valve which seeps constantly while the "pressure " in this "valve" does vary the sound does come and go a little bit.. disappear for a few seconds but always come back...Hmmm . . . this sounds like the exact same problem I hear in "Nest". It starts up around the end of track 3, and continues through to the end of track 5. The entire album is bathed in forest environmental sounds, but these field recordings are quite noisy. There's something very raw about the recordings that I can appreciate though, and I figure that was Robert's intent, but the hiss during those parts is especially distracting.
Possibly my favorite work of his since The Thin Red Line.!!!

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Strolling around Tel Aviv and seeing how the words of our Prophets have come to pass in our generation, is as much of a spiritual experience as spending a day in the holy city of Tzfat.
Posted on: November 14th, 2012Blogs → This Ongoing War
In a small effort to correct that distortion, here is a status report from the Gaza NGO Safety Office.
Posted on: November 14th, 2012Special Features → Israel Elections 5773
So far, the only candidates that I am 100% certain about are from the list from Mattot Arim.
Posted on: November 14th, 2012Blogs → Emes Ve-Emunah
Wouldn't it be wonderful if instead of Hashkafic politics we could all be interested teaching Torah L'shma to anyone, anywhere without any Hashkafic pre-conditions?
Posted on: November 14th, 2012Blogs → Yori's News Clips
If reality doesn't match our concepts, we can always move reality a few miles over to where it fits.
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Greetings to all, my name is Nachalah, I am a 24-year-old student. I am studying communications and graphic designing at Sapir College… Sapir College in Southern Israel is under fire, situated near Sderot and the surrounding Kibbutzim, where the bravest children in the world live.
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Last week, I drove with my wife toward the coastline to do a little seaside touring. As we were driving there, she mentioned that someone in her family was going for a vacation to Austria. "Austria?" I blurted, nearly losing control of the wheel. "Why would any Jew in Israel want to go to Austria?"
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In what may appear as one of the more interesting ironies to some, the Forward has chosen Rabbi Chaim Dovid Zwiebel (pictured here with Senator Joseph Lieberman) as one of the top 5 most influential Jews in America. (They did not say which position he holds on that short list.)
Posted on: November 13th, 2012Blogs
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I'm not a fan of Shimon Peres - I have to be honest. If I look back over his career as a politician...well, I'd rather not. But Peres has his moments. He is very supportive of women. I heard him speak a few months ago. He spoke of men as babies and says women run the world, ground it, nurture it.
Posted on: November 13th, 2012Blogs
An American orthodox rabbi in Monsey recently wrote a response on Facebook to a post about the importance of living in the Land of Israel. His response was as follows: "You're in exile, too. Last I checked, there is still a mosque on the temple mount, with Arabs shooting rockets [at you]." This is my response to him and to every orthodox Jew who shares that mistaken view.
Posted on: November 13th, 2012Blogs → Yori's News Clips
Once the lone star tic bites you, you could die, God forbid, from eating meat.
Posted on: November 12th, 2012Blogs → Felafel on Rye
Before Shabbat, the Heavens opened with a symphony of thunder and lightning, and the great blessing of rain washed over the Land of Israel in answer to our prayers. Like I do every year with the very first rain, I hurried outside and danced in joy, laughing happily as the raindrops splashed on my face.
Posted on: November 12th, 2012Blogs → Emes Ve-Emunah
Who is Alex Clare? He is a British pop singer with a top ten single entitled Too Close. He is the ex-boyfriend of Amy Winehouse. And he is an observant Jew. How - one might ask - does an Orthodox Jew hook up with someone like Amy Whitehouse, a mega popular Grammy award winning Jewish singer who was anything but observant? And who had a history of drug addiction and alcohol abuse that eventually caused her death?
Posted on: November 12th, 2012Blogs → This Ongoing War
For hundreds of thousands of Israelis living in the south, yesterday was tumultuous in the worst way. Unstemmed rocket attacks have been conducted by one or another of the terrorist groups based in Hamas-controlled Gaza at all hours of the day and night. While it's tempting to look at the absence of deaths on the Israeli side, the reality is any one of these rockets and mortars can easily have exacted the heaviest of prices. It's our great fortune that this did not happen today.
Posted on: November 12th, 2012Blogs → Fresno Zionism
When something outrageous goes on for a long time, people stop being outraged. It is boring to hear or read about things like genocidal wars in Africa, Europe's collapse into poverty, or the complaints of Israelis about being the targets of thousands of rockets, day in and day out. I'm in Israel now, so a few words about the rockets. Everyone I talk to says the same thing: how can this be allowed to continue?
Posted on: November 11th, 2012Blogs → CIFWatch
Machane Yehuda market in Jerusalem has its roots back in the late nineteenth century when it was known as Shuk Beit Ya'acov after the nearby neighbourhood of the same name which was established in 1885. Two years later, the Machane Yehuda neighbourhood was built and the market continued to grow. Under British Mandate rule the market was given a make-over, permanent stalls and roofing were built and the new name caught on.
Posted on: November 11th, 2012Blogs → Felafel on Rye
We spent Shabbat in Ashkelon, visiting my wife's parents. On Motzei Shabbat, my wife stayed in Ashkelon (in the red glare of the rockets fired from Gaza) so that she could take her mother for a medical treatment in the morning. I drove back to Yerushalayim with my children. Along the way, we passed a stretch of fertile farmland. The heavenly rains that had fallen during Shabbat seemed to have awakened the earth, and the pungent aroma of fresh cow manure wafted into the car. My younger boys started gagging and making jokes, the way children do about such things.
Posted on: November 11th, 2012Blogs → Emes Ve-Emunah
There's a story on a website called Behadrey Haredim (in the rooms of Charedim). This Hebrew language - Israeli based website is now available in English. It tells of how Satmar Chasidim, at the behest of their Rebbe have pulled out all the stops to help fellow Jews in neighborhoods such as Far Rockaway and Bayswater that were suffering the effects of Hurricane Sandy.
Posted on: November 11th, 2012Blogs → This Ongoing War
This picture has criss-crossed the blogosphere and Twitter network like crazy last night. It pretends to be an image of children who, along with the man lying on a stretcher next to them, were allegedly targeted today by Israel's forces for being terrorists. In reality, the picture is four years old. It has nothing to do with anything that happened in Gaza last night.
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"Fun and Intelligent read"
Way up there. Author is witty and insightful.
Pointing out that what's experienced in childhood (in her case celebrity) becomes normal.
Since the author reads the book herself it feels like she's telling you HER story. Plus, unlike some authors who read their own books, she's an actress so is able to do it well.
When she spoke about her pain and how drugs were used to numb it.
"Funny, sad, and very satisfying."
Carrie Fisher is one of the great American humorists and her timing and inflections are infinitely better than anything my mind could come up with. Her story is deeply personal and it is somewhere between a treat and an honor to hear her narrate her story.
Wishful Drinking
I have not but I want to hear everything she's done now.
Carrie Fisher's depiction of her father and their relationship was deeply moving. Eddie Fisher didn't deserve her love or forgiveness but she deserved to give it. The same with her building a relationship with Elizabeth Taylor, no one would fault Carrie Fisher for resenting Liz, but the scene where she let's Liz push her into a pool was cathartic and healing for both of the--only in Carrie Fisher's world does this happen!
This is great to listen to in your car or home, but be careful in public because you might alarm strangers by snorting with laughter.
"Keep your politics to your self!"
I have purchased all of Ms. Fisher's books, and the books on tape, and the CD's and now the audibles. I looked forward to listing to this. I was horrified by the first sentence. "This book is dedicated to Barack Obama for dealing with that horrible Tea Party". I stopped right there!Excuse me Ms. Fisher, I saw Star Wars in the theatre in 1977. I have bought and saw all of your films, books and product. I put money in your pocket. You no longer look like Leia and cant fit into that gold bikini anymore. I am/was still a fan. But no more.Why begin with an insult to half of your fans. I am a Republican, Tea-party supporter and NRA member....and I don't steal. I buy all of my films, music and books. I put money in your pocket and that of your colleagues. Can you please keep your politics to yourself and not offend those who have supported your career!
Absolutely not!
Can I get my money back!
Likes: Cozy mysteries (cats a plus), personal memoirs,not too dark fantasy, books about the brain. Dislikes: Torture, animal cruelty.
"Topics not as interesting as Wishful Drinking"
I really enjoyed Wishful Drinking and started this one shortly after that. While I liked it well enough I couldn't help but compare and the comparison was not flattering for this book. There seemed to be fewer topics and there was much less humor. She discusses her ECT (shock therapy), Chris Dodd, Michael Jackson, Elizabeth Taylor and finally and at great length, her father's last years, Just not as upbeat as Wishful Drinking though certainly interesting in parts.
"I love Carrie Fisher"
Such a real story and very interesting. If Wishful Drinking was funny, Shockaholic was a bit darker. I recommend to any fan of Carrie Fisher.
"NOT even close to Wishful Drinking"
I have been a huge fan of Carrie Fisher and "Wishful Drinking" (The book and the one-woman show) so I was excited to listen to this one. It was such a disappointment. It was essentially a afterthought - should not pass as it's own book - maybe as an extra few chapters that should have been cut from "Wishful Drinking." She spends more time talking about Michael Jackson than she does most anything else. The only touching moments were discussing her relationship with her father, which she doesn't go into much in WD. Overall it was bland, boring, and I found myself impatient for it to end. A very sad thing for a fan like me to say.
She sounded bored through most of it, which seemed to make me, in turn, bored with her.
"Loved it!"
This is a great book! She was open and candid about her, her mother, her father and all that she has gone through with depression. You can tell in some segments that she is a bit tired, then others she is more upbeat in her vocal tone. All in all, it was such a fantastic book that I "liked" her Facebook page and invited her to lunch in July when I go back to California. Whether she takes the invite or not, who knows, but she is the type of personality that I could really connect with. My favorite part is the last, when she speaks of the time she finally had with her father, Eddie Fisher.
"Interesting story, but misleading description"
I didn't know much about Carrie Fisher before reading this, but it was an interesting peek into an unusual Hollywood life. It makes you thankful for ordinary life with other people in it who also do ordinary things and don't really want anything from you...which is good when you're sitting in traffic listening to this book. It seemed like writing this was a cathartic experience for her. I was somewhat surprised that the story didn't match the description on Audible. I think the description should be revised to be more accurate or at least say it's about shock therapy, depression, and various losses that lead to complicated feelings that often can lend themselves to therapy. The performance was good, but it's better at 1.25 speed.


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I copied and pasted this from a like-minded friend of mine on FB. What do you guys/gals think?
Warren Buffett, in a July 2011 interview with CNBC,offers one of the best quotes about the debt ceiling ...
"I could end the deficit in 5 minutes," he told CNBC. "You just pass a law that says that any time there is a deficit of more than 3% of GDP, all sitting members of Congress are ineligible for re-election."
The 26th amendment (granting the right to vote for 18 year-olds) took only 3 months and 8 days to be ratified! Why? Simple! The people demanded it. That was in 1971 - before computers, e-mail, cell phones, etc.
This is one idea that really should be passed around.
Congressional Reform Act of 2012
1. No Tenure/No Pension
A Congressman/woman collects a salary while in office and receives no pay when they're out of office.
2. Congress (past, present & future) participates in Social Security.
All funds in the Congressional retirement fund move to the Social Securitysystem immediately. All future funds flow into the Social Security system,and Congress participates with the American people. It may not be used for any other purpose.
3. Congress can purchase their own retirement plan, just as all Americans do.
4. Congress will no longer vote themselves a pay raise.
Congressional pay will rise by the lower of CPI or 3%.
5. Congress loses their current health care system and participates in the same health care system as the American people.
6. Congress must equally abide by all laws they impose on the American people.
7. All contracts with past and present Congressmen/women are void effective 12/1/12.
The American people did not make this contract with Congressmen/women.
Congress made all these contracts for themselves.
Serving in Congress is an honor, not a career.
The Founding Fathers envisioned citizen legislators, so ours should serve their term(s), then go home and back to work.
If each person contacts a minimum of twenty people then it will only take three days
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When San Ramon, California-based Straw Hat Pizza wanted to increase appetizer sales, they turned on the TVs. The 61-unit company partnered with Coca-Cola and created a three-minute video showcasing the chain's Snack-A-Tizers and Coca-Cola products. Store owners bought television sets that they placed on the order counters, and customers watched the Snack-A-Tizer loop –– which, … More »
Efficient Climate Control Saves Money and Energy
Kim Fiorcello flips on the A/C as early as mid-April at Antonio's Pizza in Morgantown, Pennsylvania. That's because even on a mild spring day when temperatures hover at 70 and summer's dripping humidity is yet to come, the dining area can become rather stuffy. And the kitchen can be downright hot, too. It's a challenge … More »
Employee Incentives: Winning Attitudes
Pizza Antica was not selling much bottled mineral water. The servers at the four-unit concept, part of the Bacchus Management Group of restaurants in San Francisco, were not even mentioning bottled water to customers. So Pizza Antica launched the Bottled Mineral Water Sales contest. The winning server was taken, as guest, to one of Bacchus … More »
2009 December: Hurry Up & Wait
It's a busy Friday night, people are lining up at the hostess stand, and someone asks you the question, "How long do we have to wait for a table?" You want to tell them 20 minutes and hope you're right. If you underestimate and they end up waiting longer, they might walk out the door, … More »
2009 November: Crunching Numbers
If you run a full service restaurant, it's difficult to figure out how many tables to assign to each server. You want customers to be served promptly and accurately so they return. You also want servers to earn enough tips to keep them happy. Robert Smith, director of operations for Pizza Antica in California, says … More »
2009 October: Quick & Easy
In June, Pizza Hut announced it would spend $5 million to renovate its locations in Jacksonville, Florida. The investment would pay for a "transformation to a more contemporary look and improved customer experience" in the seven dine-in and 23 delivery and carryout restaurants in the area. If you want to update your restaurant's look and … More »
2009 August: Check Please!
The job candidate you just interviewed is a hard worker who shows up on time and knows how to deal with customers. At least that's what the eager applicant told you. You want to make sure, so you call some of the references the person gave you. The only problem is that some previous employers … More »
2009 July: Pizza on the Go
When Dallas-based Pizza Patron opened its newest location in San Antonio in October 2008, the chain called it its quick service pizza concept, or QSP. The restaurant has a drive-thru window and an outdoor menu board. Customers order by speaking into a microphone, then drive a few more feet to a window to pick up … More »
2009 April: First Course
Some customers, when they need to cut their spending, order either an appetizer or dessert with their entrée, but not both. Brett Corrieri, corporate chef of MAFIAoZA's in Nashville, Tennessee, and Birmingham, Alabama, prefers that customers order appetizers. "Desserts have a lower margin," he says. "For most desserts, the food costs run 50 to 60 … More »
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AAN Leadership for Women Program
Become an influential leader for your patients and profession. Apply now for the AAN Leadership for Women program, taking place Sunday, January 17, during the 2016 AAN Breakthroughs in Neurology Conference in Orlando, FL. Space is limited.
Scholarship application deadline: December 3, 2015.
Program Description
In the current healthcare environment, leaders are tasked with greater challenges than ever before. Faced with funding gaps and decreasing reimbursements alongside an ever-increasing need for neurologic research and care, leaders need to balance these competing demands while achieving significant results. Added to this complexity is the reality that women still face inequities as they step out to lead. With this course, the Academy continues to address the need to prepare women for greater leadership roles in both the Academy and their chosen profession. Designed to be experiential in its approach, participants will especially focus on women's ways of leading to create success today and in the future.
2016 AAN Breakthroughs in Neurology Conference registration is NOT required to attend this course.
Selected recipients will receive complimentary registration for this course only.
Faculty/Panel Members
The course and panel will be led by Lisa M. DeAngelis, MD, FAAN, and Barbara Hoese, President, Pentecore Coaching, Minneapolis, MN.
Panel Members: A panel of successful female leaders in the field of neurology will also be present to share their experiences in leadership.
- Lisa M. DeAngelis, MD, FAAN
- Lisa M. Shulman, MD, FAAN
- Nancy J. Newman, MD, FAAN
- Karen C. Johnston, MD, MSc
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- Participants will learn to apply knowledge to roles as a leader in the hospital, community, state medical society, professional organizations, and political action. This course will not offer CME credit.
- Women in mid to senior career who are in leadership roles and want to grow their leadership capacity.
Application Procedure
Applicants should submit one complete copy of their current Curriculum Vitae.
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Kelly Lynn Pyle, 32, was charged with one count each of first-degree burglary, third-degree burglary, grand larceny and possession of stolen goods, and four counts of larceny, according to reports. She was placed in the Aiken County detention center, where she remained on Wednesday afternoon.
The charges stem from a burglary at a home on Dibble Road in the early hours of Dec. 15, 2013, according to Lt. Jake Mahoney, a spokesman for Aiken Public Safety. Investigators determined that Pyle entered a closed garage and took more than $10,000 in tools, chain saws, golf clubs and saddles. Also taken was the victims 2003 Chevrolet Tahoe, which was later recovered, according to reports.
Mahoney said Pyle is not believed to have acted alone, and she is a suspect in several additional burglaries in the Kalmia Hills area. Investigators are awaiting laboratory results that may identify additional suspects.
Anyone with information about the unsolved Kalmia Hills burglaries is asked to call Aiken Public Safety at 803-642-7620, or CrimeStoppers of the Midlands at 888-CRIME-SC. Callers will remain anonymous and may be eligible for a reward of up to $1,000.
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Dr. Jamshad Wyne Saturday donated $50,000 to the Staten Island Heart Imaging Foundation, enough to cover the cost of an initial round of shots, which will be given by appointment or on a walk-in basis, at his Dongan Hills office, 1497 Richmond Rd., from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., seven days a week.
He and his wife, Andrea, are president and executive director, respectively, of the Heart Imaging Foundation, a nonprofit that provides free cardiac and other health care services to uninsured and under-insured Staten Islanders.
He said he's willing to personally donate up to $1 million to the Foundation, and that he will continue to give free shots until spring 2012, when the flu season is officially over.
"Every Staten Islander should be able to get a flu shot; it saves lives," Dr. Wyne declared.
Although it's a service the Foundation has offered for several years, it comes at a time when the need may be greater. The city Health Department announced it is not administering a free vaccine in the borough this season because its St. George clinic is under renovation.
Dr. Wyne said he's already administered flu shots to more than 500 Islanders since he started the free program last month. He said free shots are available to any resident, whether or not they carry insurance.
"Even if you are insured and your insurance covers the shot, if you go to a doctor for an office visit for yourself and your family in order to get the shots, you still will have to make a co-payment or pay co-insurance for the visit. A lot of people can't afford even that in this economy," he said.
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Hajj: Journey to the Heart of Islam, British Museum
Both scholarly and profoundly moving, an in-depth exploration of one of the five pillars of Islam
Hajj: Journey to the Heart of Islam is an exhibition about faith that even an avowed atheist might find rather moving. The last of the British Museum's series of in-depth exhibitions exploring aspects of the three great Abrahamic religions, the exhibition attempts to shed light on what is, to outsiders at least, the most mysterious of religious rituals. And in so doing one is left undeniably humbled by the miracle of transcendent faith, as we read and listen to the words of believers experiencing what must be seen for them not only as an encounter with God but a deep sense of connection with fellow Muslims as they enact a series of complex rituals that were fixed in the time of Abraham.
For those who know little of Islam, Hajj is the pilgrimage to Mecca that must be completed by every Muslim if they are fit and able, at least once in his or her life, as the Prophet Mohammed himself did in the last year of his. It is one of the pillars of Islam and takes place during the last month of the Islamic year, known as Dhu'l Hijja. This year around three million pilgrims are expected to congregate for a spiritual journey that is both personal and communal.
We are offered fascinating glimpses of a world that has always been closed to non-Muslims
Since pilgrims now come from all corners of the globe, the first part of the exhibition concentrates on the history of this once perilous journey in which, long before the days of air travel and convenient packages tours, sickness and death – whether by cholera and other communicable diseases or by the hand of the occasional murderous bandit – were not uncommon. Whether that journey was taken by boat or by camel, over several weeks or many months, we see the four main routes to Mecca broadly mapped out for us, including one of the earliest: a road in what is now Iraq established at the turn of the 9th century by Zubayd, wife of Harun al-Rashid of Arabian Nights fame. It comes complete with staging posts and reservoirs for necessary rest and refreshment.
Under the great dome of the British Museum's Reading Room, visitors move in a circle as they pass by each display area, replicating the anti-clockwise motion of pilgrims as they encircle the Ka'ba, the cube-shaped granite building that Muslims believe was built by Abraham and his son Ishmael. The Ka'ba is, in fact, encircled seven times, a ritual that enacts Abraham's inspection of the Ka'ba when it was completed, after Adam's original construction. Further rituals, all of which last a total of six days, sees the drinking of holy Zamzam water (right: a 19th-century bottle containing Zamzam water) from a local fountain, enacting the discovery of water by the parched and frantic Hager after Abraham abandoned her and their baby son in the desert, and the throwing of stones at a pillar to enact the casting out of the devil by this same prophet.
There is much text, though few material riches to marvel at – ancient, pictorial maps of Mecca and Qiblas (compasses that point the worshipper towards Mecca during prayer; left: Ivory sundial and Qibla pointer, Turkey, 1582-3), plus a section that includes the modern-day souvenir tat you can buy once there – so there's a short film at the beginning of the exhibition that helpfully makes sense of it all.
En route, in the form of excerpts from the journals of individual pilgrims, we are offered fascinating glimpses of a world that has always remained closed to non-Muslims. These include those of the intrepid Victorian explorer and orientalist Richard Francis Burton, who did the Hajj in 1853 disguised as an Afghan doctor.
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Along with free buffet breakfast, this hotel offers a restaurant and free self parking. Guests wishing to enjoy a drink will surely want to visit the bar/lounge. If you are visiting Montecatini Terme for business or on vacation, make sure to take some time to relax as you will find a fitness center and a sauna on offer.
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Go see a cirque du soleil show instead! Awesome and no animals. :-)
Stop at the souvenir stand and get the Bungling Brother's Child Rearing Kit. It has an instruction book, a whip, a chair, and a gun. Watch the animal trainers and study their proper use.
They crack the whip and strike the ground behind the animals. The animals get up and move away. The whip has a bright spangle in it. They watch the whip to keep track of it and go "Ooooh, Shiney" The trainer uses the whip to point, give directions and say "This way people. We are going this way."
The Chair is used when every one starts crowding in and interrupting. Use the chair to hold everyone back until you find the head troublemaker and put him in the chair for time out.
The gun makes a loud noise, gets everyone's attention, and makes them jump and look at you. You then say " I will repeat for those that weren't listening…"
The gun only has blanks because it is easier to replace the trainer than the animals.
I'm suppose that I am just an old fuddy duddy these days, but I hate to see the poor animals confined in a zoo or at a circus.
I haven't been to either for more than several decades. It just isn't human to me to treat animals this way.
When I was a very young man in the fifties, I won a trip to Philadelphia where we were guests at a then popular TV program called "Under the Big Top."
That started it for me. Later, when I was in Nuremberg in the seventies, the stinking zoo there and the sad and depressed animals cured me for all time.
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While I understand what you're saying Waykirk, I do have to point out that things, for the most part, have changed since the 50's. The American Association of Zoos and Aquariums has strict guidelines to follow regarding animal health and welfare. You'll still find zoos that are severely lacking but they are actually the exception rather than the rule. People don't want to see sickly, emaciated animals in tumble down enclosures so they won't come to your zoo and won't give you money. Good zoo directors know this and react accordingly.
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Minnesota Vikings left tackle Matt Kalil has not participated at OTAs as he recovers from knee surgery.
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