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Diet • Rest • Exercise • Alternative Care • Motivation
How to Live a Healthy, Balanced Life in an Unbalanced World
Take Care Of Yourself Long Before The Symptoms Appear—If They Ever Appear At All!
Your body is working overtime to do the best it can in response to your environment. Every choice you make is critical to your wellness. Isn't it time to adopt a new attitude about taking care of yourself so you will be able to enjoy a happier, healthier, and more abundant life?
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Preface: The Whole is Greater than the Sum of the Parts ................................................... vii
- Dream Health: A Way of Life .......................................................................................... 1
- Unplugging From the Matrix ......................................................................................... 17
- How to Handle Stress .................................................................................................. 27
- Diet: Keys to a Balanced Approach ............................................................................... 43
- Rest: Vital to Your Health ............................................................................................. 85
- Exercise: Keeping Strong and Healthy ......................................................................... 105
- Alternative Care: Your Best Health Insurance ................................................................ 127
- Motivation: Keeping Up the Good Work ........................................................................ 147
Appendix A: Nutrition Helps ......................................................................................... 169
Appendix B: Natural Remedies Guide ........................................................................... 173
Appendix C: My Dream Health Journal .......................................................................... 181
Notes ......................................................................................................................... 193
Recommended Resources ............................................................................................ 207
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HANOVER TWP., Pa. - The Lehigh Valley's travel industry may need to start thinking about trying to score a big win during Super Bowl XLVIII.
That game will be played more than 90 miles from Allentown -- in New Jersey's Meadowlands sports complex, opposite New York City. And it won't be played for nearly two years -- Feb. 2, 2014.
But members of the Lehigh-Northampton Airport Authority's economic development committee said local airports, hotels, restaurants and others should benefit from spillover business and should begin Super Bowl planning soon.
On Thursday, committee members kicked around ideas ranging from advertising to offering lower rates for landing and parking planes than offered by airports closer to the Meadowlands. It also wants the authority's three airports included in the aviation section of the Super Bowl website, which still is being developed.
"We're working on trying to attract some corporate flights that attend the Super Bowl," said committee chairman Frank Kovacs. In addition to less expensive fees for aircraft that come here, "we are close enough that we can offer limo and hotel packages to the Meadowlands. We've got a lot to offer."
Kovacs said Indianapolis had more than 1,000 private corporate aircraft for the last Super Bowl in February.
Susan Kittle, external affairs director for the airport, reported even Terre Haute's airport had 600 visiting general aviation aircraft because of that Super Bowl.
"If Terre Haute, 90 miles away for Indianapolis, can get 600 planes, we should do very well with this if we position ourselves," said committee member Robert Buesing. "It's a great opportunity for the Valley."
Buesing said Newark and LaGuardia airports won't take many private planes.
"There's no where to land them or put them," said Buesing, who recommended talking to smaller airports in the N.Y.C. metropolitan area to make sure they know planes they can't take can come to Lehigh Valley International Airport.
Kovacs said the authority's Queen City and Braden airports can also take planes.
Buesing said even blimps coming for the Super Bowl will need places to land.
"They can't park in New York," Buesing said. "There's no room."
Buesing said the committee needs to advise the local visitors bureau that "we need packages, and not only for aviation people."
The local travel industry has not done any planning for the 2014 Super Bowl, said Michael Stershic, president of Discover Lehigh Valley.
"It's almost two years off. We'll start worrying about it a little bit later," Stershic said.
How much business the Lehigh Valley might see, Stershic said, depends on one big February factor: weather. He said another factor is how people look at a map, adding they may fly into other airports. He suggested local airport officials "need to make sure they get their name out there. But we'll work with the airport authority on anything they need."
Buesing, a New York Giants fan, tried to go to this year's Super Bowl in Indianapolis but "you couldn't find a hotel two hours away."
Local lodging rates are lower than those in New York, but Stershic said New York has many more hotel rooms than Indianapolis.
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AMVETS Turkey Party
The AMVETS Post 50 in Sugar Grove will be having it's Annual Turkey Party on Sunday beginning at 2 p.m. The public is welcome to attend.
SGES Tailgate Day
The Sugar Grove Elementary School will hold a special Tailgate Lunch Day on Thursday, Oct. 31. The special guests will be our Seniors from the Eisenhower Knights Varsity Football team and Cheerleading Squad. They will be with us in the cafeteria for a special lunch of hot dogs and hamburgers and then parade around the block with us for the Halloween parade. The afternoon will be a time of Football games and activities with the 5th and 6th graders.
Indoor Garage Sale
The Sugar Grove Fire Department Indoor Garage Sale will be Saturday the firehall from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. If you would like to have a sale or rent a table for the event, the cost is $10 per table. For more information or to rent a spot as a vendor, you can contact Linda York at 489-7750.
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The Sugar Grove Fire Department will be having its Annual Turkey Party on Friday, Nov. 1. Doors will open at 6 p.m.. There will be turkeys, hams, meat packs and more. Tickets will go on sale at the event for $5 cash prizes.
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The Sugar Grove Borough is planning their trick-or-treat hours for Thursday night Oct. 31st. All trick-or treaters may visit houses with porch lights on from 6 8 p.m.
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As the Fall Sports season comes to an end and the winter season gets ready to begin, there are a couple of exciting match ups to check out.
The Knights Varsity Football Team travels to Youngsville to take on the Eagles tonight at 7 p.m. Come on down to Youngsville to support the team and the great year they are having.
Next Friday, Nov. 1, will be the final home game of the regular season with a game against Cameron County.
On Saturday, Oct. 26, the Knights Cross Country Team will travel to District 10 and then to states on Nov. 2.
On Monday, Oct. 28, the Junior Varsity Team will take on Youngsville in a home game beginning at 5 p.m. The girls Junior High Basketball Team will take on Oil City on Oct. 29 at 4 p.m. and on Saturday, Nov. 2, they will wrap up their season with a trip to the Slippery Rock Invitational starting at 9 a.m.
Book Club
The Sugar Grove Library Book Club will meet Oct. 28. The selection is The Short Nights of the Shadow Catcher by Timothy Egan. It is the non-fiction story of Edward Curtis, the renowned photographer who documented the saga of the American Indian. Pick up a copy on line or at the Library and then join in the fun for the book club discussion.
Knight Time Players
The Eisenhower Knight-time Players will present "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 14, 15, 16, at 7 p.m. and Saturday, Nov. 16, at 2 p.m. The play, which includes children from pre-school to seniors, as well as one alumni, will be presented at the historic Struthers Library Theatre. Advance tickets are available in the Eisenhower Middle High School main office, from any cast member, and by calling 489-3744, or emailing email@example.com. All tickets will be $2 more at the door. The box office at the Library Theatre will be open Wednesday, Nov. 13, from 4 p.m. till 8 p.m., and advance tickets will be available then. This play, which is a great way to start the holiday season, revolves around a rag-tailed group of children called the Herdmans. They are dirty, rambunctious and not so nice sometimes. They hear there are refreshments at Sunday school, so they arrive just in time to take over the annual Christmas pageant. Full-price tickets will be available at the door the nights of the performances.
Food Pantry
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Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple
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Kenichi finds the serenity of his beloved greenhouse shattered by Ragnarok thugs! The chumps threaten to take Kenichi back to the gang's clubhouse by force, and it gets worse when the punks start eyeing Miu.
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Lunar New Year celebrations continue this weekend with Chingay 2012's theme of "Love, Care and Kindness Everywhere." Celebrating its 40th anniversary, Chingay 2012 will present its first-ever water parade along the F1 Pit Building's waterway. Highlights include various dragon floats and international dance troupes, accompanied by spectacular lights and special effects. Let the merriment help you celebrate the Year of the Dragon!
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Do good while munching gyros, at a big fat Greek benefit on Sunday for singer-songwriter Nancy 'Shaggy' Moore
First, full disclosure: Singer-songwriter and Dallas radio legend Nancy "Shaggy" Moore once worked here at The Dallas Morning News as an arts-entertainment writer for Guide. We kinda dig her. Before that, as a teen in the mid-1980s, she was a DJ prodigy, a pioneer in playing punk rock, new wave and rockabilly on her late-night Pajama Party show on KNON-FM (89.3). Here's a story Texas Monthly wrote about her in 2001. And another, which was a cover story in 1985.
For 33 of her 46 years, Nancy took care of her severely disabled parents and during that time, taxes were deferred but built up on the family homestead. Now that Nancy's parents have passed away, she's trying to pay the mammoth tax debt and save her childhood home. The local music community and her fans have gone all-out trying to help, first with an indiegogo crowd-funding campaign and now now with a benefit shindig on Sunday afternoon (Aug. 25) at Stratos Global Greek Taverna.
In addition to tunes from Nancy, who creates some seriously whoop-**s country-Americana vibes, the benefit will feature live music by Jackson Eli, Jenni Mansfield Peal, Nathan Adamson and friends, Chin's Mojo and surprise guests. There'll also be live and silent auctions, raffles, and KNON DJ Charlie Park will spin recorded music between live sets..
It's free, but it's a, you know, benefit, so plan to donate some cash and buy some food to support the restaurant, which is supporting Nancy. Hey, you know you want to try the appetizer called "flaming saganaki" — that's worth going, right there. And let's not even talk about the baklava. Menu prices are reasonable, in the $10-$25 range.
The benefit concert is from 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday at Stratos, 2907 W. Northwest Highway (between Harry Hines Boulevard and Webb Chapel Extension, just across from Bachman Lake), Dallas. 214-352-3321. Greek out, y'all.
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Kara Goucher,�2012 Olympic marathon runner
Breakfast menu: Whole wheat English muffin, Swiss cheese, strawberries, coffee
Sound bite: �I have been eating this breakfast before I train, for years. I like that it fills me up without making me feel heavy.�
Pass or play? Play. �Kara does a great job getting in whole grains and fresh fruit,� Dimmick says. Only caveat: Higher-mileage runs may� require more carbs for fuel.
Claude Giroux, captain, Philadelphia Fliers
Breakfast menu: Eggs, turkey bacon, toast, orange juice
Sound bite: �I like this meal because it not only tastes good, but it gives me the energy I need to start my day off right.�
Pass or play? Pass. Processed meats like bacon (even turkey bacon) may up cancer risk and should only make your starting lineup one to two times a week, Dimmick says. And swap the juice for an orange for more fiber and nutrients.
Jordyn Wieber,�2012 Olympic gymnast
Breakfast menu: A bowl of cereal, skim milk, coffee
Sound bite: �I like this meal because it fuels me for training. Plus, a healthy meal in the morning helps me make better choices throughout the day!�
Pass or play? Pass. 100 percent whole grain cereal with skim milk is a good choice, but fresh fruit and healthy fats are missing from this gold medalist�s routine.
Dustin Johnson, top PGA Tour golfer
Breakfast menu: Egg white omelet with veggies and ham, whole wheat toast with peanut butter and jelly, orange juice, fruit
Sound bite: �I add oatmeal on game days for extra energy.�
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FIVB Heroes Photo Gallery of Destinee Hooker
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Aug. 28, 2011) – Destinee Hooker (San Antonio, Texas), in just her second year competing at the international senior level with the U.S. Women's National Volleyball Team, is one of 13 female volleyball players worldwide to earn FIVB Hero status as designated by the International Volleyball Federation (FIVB).
"No matter what you can count on me to give energy and fight until the last ball falls," Hooker said about being named an FIVB Hero through a video interview (click here for full interview). "My strengths are known for being positive on the court and giving as much energy as I can, as well as my hitting thanks to the sets from Lindsey Berg and Alisha Glass."
Hooker helped the U.S. capture its second consecutive FIVB World Grand Prix title in August 2011. She finished the FIVB World Grand Prix Final Round with 101 points for second in overall scoring. She totaled 90 kills, eight blocks and three aces, according to official FIVB stats. Hooker also ranked fourth in Best Spiker with a 42.1 kill percent (90 kills on 214 attacks), 11th in Best Blocker with 0.44 blocks per set and 13th in Best Server with 0.17 aces per set in the Final Round. She led the U.S. Women in scoring in four of the five matches during the Final Round, which consisted of three pool play matches, the semifinals and medal matches.
During the entire tournament counting the nine preliminary round matches, Hooker totaled 228 points (199 kills, 21 blocks, 8 aces). She converted 44.3 percent of her attacks with a .356 hitting efficiency. She led the team in scoring in nine of the 14 matches, including a personal-international high of 30 points against Italy on Aug. 25 (per unofficial DataVolley Stats, she registered 34 points in the match).
"Destinee is a great athlete and a great competitor, we love having her on our team," U.S. Women's National Team Head Coach Hugh McCutcheon (Christchurch, New Zealand) said. "As for her future, she has unlimited potential and I expect she will continue to improve and cement herself as one of the best players in the world."
Hooker enjoyed success at the 2011 FIVB World Grand Prix despite knee surgery in March.
"I love my fans so much and want to thank you for your support, especially when I had my surgery in March," Hooker said. "I had a lot of prayers and mail sent my way. I just want to say thanks and you guys are awesome."
The FIVB recently began a widespread rebranding project, which includes a new corporate logo, as well as a whole new look and feel to its events. The new FIVB Heroes marketing campaign, which has the athletes themselves at its core, is a key element of the project.
"We are asking our top athletes in both disciplines – Beach Volleyball and Volleyball – to step into the spotlight and to further promote volleyball as a highly athletic and professional sport played around the globe and with a strong brand behind it," FIVB President Jizhong Wei said. "This is what we are aiming for. No one can tell the story of our sport better than the athletes themselves. They are perfect role models – powerful, expressive and dynamic."
In total, 13 female volleyball players have been selected as FIVB Heroes, and half are playing in Macau this week at the FIVB World Grand Prix Final Round. Joining Hooker as FIVB Heroes for female volleyball are: Milagros Cabral de la Cruz (Dominican Republic), Sheilla Castro (Brazil), Manon Flier (Netherlands), Ekaterina Gamova (Russia), Simona Gioli (Italy), ), Joanna Kaczor (Poland), Yeon-Koung Kim (Korea), Saori Kimura (Japan), Margareta Kozuch (Germany) Jelena Nikolic (Serbia), Yimei Wang (ChinaKenia Carcaces Opon (Cuba).
Hooker's rise to international fame started immediately after her four-year career at the University of Texas where she earned American Volleyball Coaches Association All-American first or second-team status three times. With just one month of training before her first international tournament, Hooker helped the U.S. Women's National Team to the 2010 FIVB World Grand Prix gold medal as she averaged 4.76 points and 2.46 digs per set. During the FIVB World Grand Prix Final Round last year, she was the fourth leading scorer with 76 points and was seventh in Best Spiker with a 38.7 kill percent. Hooker led or tied for team-high honors in eight of the 14 World Grand Prix matches last summer. For the entire 2010 FIVB World Grand Prix, she converted 41.8 percent of her attacks into kills with a .330 hitting efficiency.
"The best day of my career was when Hugh McCutcheon subbed me in against Dominican Republic in the 2010 World Grand Prix game," Hooker said. "Then, come to find out the next day we had to play Germany and he started me. That was the best day of my life right there."
Hooker proved her 2010 FIVB World Grand Prix success was not a fluke and avoided a letdown during the 2010 FIVB World Championship held in Japan. She finished fifth overall in scoring with 219 points (185 kills, 23 blocks, 11 aces) during the premier event held every four years. Hooker reached 20 or more points in eight of the 11 matches, including the final seven matches of the tournament. She scored a season-high 28 points during the World Championship bronze-medal match against Japan. Hooker converted 45.4 percent of her attacks for 11th place in Best Spiker, while holding a .333 hitting efficiency. She ranked 16th in Best Blocker during the FIVB World Championship.
Hooker's first taste with the U.S. Women's National Team was during the 2008 spring season as she trained with the squad under then-head coach "Jenny" Lang Ping in an attempt to make the 2008 U.S. Olympic Team. During that time, Hooker took a break from her education at the University of Texas and her highly successful indoor and outdoor track and field season. Aside from her exploits on the college volleyball courts, she captured the NCAA Division I outdoor high jump champion three times and won both the indoor and outdoor national NCAA title in 2009.
For more information on Destinee Hooker, see her USA Volleyball page at usavolleyball.org/athletes/destinee-hooker.
The new official site for the campaign is FIVBheroes.com, which includes features and TV clips of the heroes, and plenty of Volleyball background information, while the FIVB website is at www.FIVB.org.
From beach volleyball, 29 athletes were announced in June at the FIVB Beach Volleyball Swatch World Championships in Rome, with the unveiling of a further 16 male indoor players at the FIVB World League finals in Gdansk, Poland, the following month. The majority of the players who have been chosen to be part of the campaign have won most valuable player awards at FIVB events. Priority was given to players who are expected to continue their careers for through the 2016 Olympic quadrennial.


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Dow Drops for Fourth Straight Day
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- The major U.S. stock averages continued this week's losing streak after the latest data on the employment picture and manufacturing activitiy disappointed investors.
A poor outlook from retailing giant Wal-Mart Stores (WMT) also contributed to the negativity. The selling pressure extended the recent weakness in equities as worries about the fiscal cliff and the eurozone's stability contribute to mounting pessism about the global economic picture.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell more than 28 points, or 0.23%, to close at 12,542 in a choppy day of action. The blue-chip index has now fallen in four straight sessions and in six of the past seven days.
Breadth was negative with losers ahead of winners, 16 to 14. The biggest percentage decliners were AT&T(T) , Alcoa(AA) , Verizon(VZ) , and Wal-Mart, which dropped 3.6%.
The world's largest retailer reported better-than-expected earnings for the third quarter but revenue fell short of the consensus estimate. Wal-Mart also trimmed its full-year profit outlook and gave disappointing guidance for the fourth quarter.
The leading Dow gainers were Bank of America (BAC) , Cisco(CSCO) , and Coca-Cola(KO)
The S&P 500 was off more than 2 points, or 0.16%, to close at 1353, while the Nasdaq slid nearly 10 points, or 0.35%, to finish at 2837.
The weakest sectors in the broad market were basic materials, health care, services, and utilities. Conglomerates, consumer cyclicals, and financials finished in the green.
Decliners outnumbered advancers by about a 2-to-1 ratio on the New York Exchange, and 1.6-to-1 ratio on the Nasdaq. Volume totaled 3.91 billion on the Big Board and 2.01 billion on the Nasdaq.
While it's considered to be skewed by the impact of Hurricane Sandy, Thursday's employment data was less than heartening. The Labor Department said initial jobless claims for the week ended Nov. 10 rose by 78,000 to 439,000 from the previous week's upwardly revised 361,000 and was substantially above the recent trend of slightly below 370,000. Economists were expecting jobless claims of 375,000.
The four-week moving average was 383,750, an increase of 11,750 from the prior week's 372,000.
Continuing claims for the week ended Nov. 3 increased 171,000 to 3.334 million from the preceding week's upwardly revised level of 3.163 million. Economists were forecasting continuing claims of 3.21 million.
"The spike in claims was clearly due to hurricane-related job losses," said Jim O'Sullivan, chief U.S. economist at High Frequency Economics . "Based on previous hurricanes, claims will probably remain elevated for at least a few weeks before subsiding again -- the implied weakening should not be extrapolated. Unfortunately, we don't know the precise hurricane impact, so the information value of the data for gauging the underlying trend will be limited for the next few weeks."


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The Dunkirk Police Department is looking for a suspect in a shooting incident that occurred on Sunday night.
Police responded shortly after 10 p.m. to 37 B E. Second St. for the report of several shots fired. Upon arrival, police confirmed from two different victims that James B. Duman, 20, of Dunkirk shot at them with a handgun while they were standing in the doorway of the residence. No one was injured in the incident.
Duman is expected to be charged with two counts of first-degree reckless endangerment. He has not been taken into custody and should be considered armed and dangerous.
Anyone with information regarding this incident or the whereabouts of Duman should contact the Dunkirk Police Department at 366-2266 or the confidential tip line at 363-0313.


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Hudson lasted just three innings on Tuesday night, but it was for all the right reasons. After the White Sox raised the white flag earlier in the week, they've decided to give Hudson the call. It's easily one of the most improbably rises of the year, as the 150th overall pick began the year at Low-A Kannapolis while slowly working up the ladder, spending time with every full-season affiliate in the system. This year's minor league breakout pitcher of the year, Hudson has incurred quite a few moving expenses, but it's been well worth it, as his fifth team of the year is the ultimate goal.
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The Fourth of July is Coming – Who Cares?
Last week, The Jewish Press ran an article, "Reform and Orthodox Kids to Celebrate Fourth of July Together." The stated goal of the celebration is "to strengthen the Jewish identity of the young people."
Give me a break! Does anyone genuinely believe that celebrating the Fourth of July will strengthen Jewish identity? Yom HaAtzmaut is Independence Day for the Jews, not the 4th of July. Boker tov, my friends, but Israel is our nation, not America. How can you expect to strengthen Jewish identity by having Jewish kids celebrate a gentile country's Independence Day? Even if you play "Hava Negilla" to remind the kids that they're Jewish and have them dance a Hora, you are leading them astray, and in many cases, leading them into the arms of a shicksa or shagetz. After all, if they are Americans like everyone else, why not marry an America like everyone else? In America, everyone is equal, Jew and gentile alike. So why not marry a gentile? Why not get married to Sally Jane or Wendy Sue and watch the 4th of July fireworks together?
All I can say is, "Thank you, God, for having taken me out of America. Thank you for letting me realize that George Washington isn't my nations' founding father, that the Pilgrims aren't my ancestors, that Plymouth Rock isn't the Foundation Stone, and that the Boston Tea Party has nothing to do with my past. Thank you, God, for bringing me to the Land of the Jews, where we sing "HaTikva" in Hebrew at national gatherings and not the "Star Spangled Banner." Thank you for making me realize that the Star of David is my nation's flag and not the Stars and Stripes. Thank you for giving me wonderful children who are all growing up as Jews from the tip of their kippot down to their sandals and Crocs, without dual loyalties and schizophrenic identities, who celebrate Israel's Memorial Day over fallen Jewish soldiers, and Israel's Independence Day over having our own Jewish State, and not the Independence Day of some foreign country that is always pressuring Israel to surrender half of Jerusalem and the heart of our Biblical homeland to enemies bent on our destruction, may Hashem oust them from our midst.
Only an oleh from America who now lives in Israel can appreciate the incredible difference between religious kids who grow up in Israel and their Diaspora counterparts. My children are a different species of child, a totally different breed. Sure they like candy and Coke and playing basketball like Jewish children all over the world, but their heads and hearts are in completely different places. In school, they learn about Jewish history, not the history of some gentile country. They learn that Avraham Avinu is their founding father and not George Washington. They grow up speaking Hebrew and not some foreign language. Their allegiance is to the flag of Israel and not some gentile flag. The songs they sing are about their own Jewish homeland and not "America the beautiful, God shed His grace on thee." The wars they learn about are Jewish wars. Their war heroes are Israeli, Yehoshua ben Nun, David HaMelach, Yehuda HaMaccabee, Bar Kochva and Rabbi Akiva, not Patrick Henry, Davy Crocket, or Wyatt Earp. Instead of growing up being American kids who are also Jewish, they are Children of Israel, just as we are called in the Bible. Judaism for them is not just a religion, but their national identity as well. Thank God that they have never heard of Betsy Ross, Thomas Jefferson, the crossing of the Delaware, or Francis Scott Key. If you ask them where the Declaration of Independence was signed, they will answer, Tel Aviv. And when they are eighteen years old, they go into the Israel Defense Forces willing to fight and sacrifice themselves if need be for their Jewish brothers and sisters in the Holy Land, instead of going off to party in college with blond and blue eyed co-eds.
Here in Israel, I meet a lot of wonderful, young Jewish Americans who come for a year of study, or for a short Birthright visit. Often, they are guests at our home for a meal on Shabbat. No matter whether they are Orthodox, reform, or nothing at all, their heads are Made in America. Yes, even the Orthodox – the blood which flows in their veins is red, white, and blue. Say something against the President of the United States and they get offended. Suggest that they visit Hevron and the Tomb of the Patriarchs and they become afraid. They are all good, well-meaning Jews, but their minds have been brainwashed with all of the history, culture, folklore, and trash of America. They themselves will tell you proudly, first and foremost, they are Americans. That's their main identity. Their Jewishness is clearly in second place. Baseball is far more important to them than the latest headlines in Israel. I'm sorry to say it, but it's true.
Yes, indeed, thank God my kids are growing up in Israel. And thank You, my God, the God of my forefathers, Avraham, Yitzhak, and Yaacov, and not George Washinton, the tzaddik who didn't chop down the cherry tree, thank You for opening my eyes to understand that being Jewish means being absorbed in Jewish history, and celebrating Jewish independence, and living in the Jewish Land, and performing the mitzvot in the place they were meant to be performed, and not being duped into identifying with the history and culture of some foreign, gentile land, where we do the mitzvot so we won't forget how to do them, so they won't seem new to us when we return to the special Holy Land where God wants us to live.
Therefore, to all of my beloved Jewish brothers and sisters in America, if you want to drink beer and eat kosher hot dogs on the Fourth of July because America has been good to the Jews, then drink your Budweisers and eat your hot dogs. But after you finish your meal and thank God for the food and the land, don't confuse matters and think that the land in the Birkat HaMazon is referring to America. Even when a Jew eats a hot dog in America, or a baguette in gay Paree, the Torah wants him to thank God for having given him the LAND OF ISRAEL, not for the old US of A, or France. The Torah wants us to remember that we belong in Eretz Yisrael, the Land that God gave us, and not the land that He gave to the Indians before the Americans wiped them out in a good old fashion wholesale American slaughter. God wants us to remember Jerusalem, not Washington D.C. or New York.
So go ahead and eat your hot dogs. Drink your beer. But don't think that the Fourth of July is really Independence Day for you. Remember that your nation is Israel, not America. Your hearts should beat proudly when you see the Star of David blowing in the wind, not the Stars and Stripes. And always remember that you are only in America, temporarily, because of the curse of galut. Perhaps you were born there, but it isn't your home. Enjoy eating your hot dog and drinking your beer, but don't pretend it is Independence Day for you. If you are a Jew, the "land of the free and the home of the brave" is Israel.
We hope to see you here soon.Tzvi Fishman
About the Author: Tzvi Fishman was awarded the Israel Ministry of Education Prize for Creativity and Jewish Culture for his novel "Tevye in the Promised Land." A wide selection of his books are available at Amazon. His recent movie "Stories of Rebbe Nachman" The DVD of the movie is available online.The author's opinion does not necessarily reflect the opinion of The Jewish Press.
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In this article, Tzvi Fishman speaks strongly about the way American culture seeps into the identities of American Jews, even religious Jews. There are those who will find what he says hard to accept, but in my experience, he's absolutely right. A lot of American Jews believe they can integrate their American and Jewish identities. He argues that, in such cases, Jewish identity will always lose and that's a shame.
I will say nothing bad about Israel! I love Israel and when I visited there I felt as if I had come home; however, I am American and am happy America has helped Israel through the years with Military power! I love both countries and will always stand with Israel! God will Bless those who Bless Israel.
Remember who is the guarantee of that.
I agree. I hate my American culture also. It is so hypocritical. They talk about freedom. But where is the freedom for the aborted babies? They had their freedom taken away before they were born because the government said they could be killed. Happy Fourth of July? I don't think so.
God Bless America – but Israel is Home.
Yes, we hope to see you here soon. Make aliyah now, before Moshiach comes, and beat the rush!
I respect your right to an opinion, Mr. Fishman, and admire your proud Zionism, but you are spewing chauvinism, encouraging ignorance, and being ungrateful to God for providing the world with a country that has singlehandedly saved more Jewish (as well as other people's lives) than any other country in history. "Thank God that they have never heard of Betsy Ross, Thomas Jefferson, the crossing of the Delaware, or Francis Scott Key-" How can you want to your kids to NOT know something? "My children are a different species of child, a totally different breed-" clearly you are a Jewish parent who thinks their kids are better than everyone else's, but please keep your snobbishness to your self. Being self-righteous because you made aliya and saying American Jews shouldn't be grateful not only makes me less inclined to join your ranks by making aliya, but is a grave sin that is not excused by your having made aliya. Instead of being self-righteous and snobbish about having made aliya, perhaps take some time to visit America and learn that we are not as corrupted as you make us out to be. And yes, I am proud to be an American!
ever hear of hakaras hatov?
I love and support Israel. There's no question it's the Jewish homeland however here in the US all law is regulated by the constitution which is based on the "Old Testament" (a goyish translation of Torah) it would be nice if Israel could also base her laws on Torah. Instead of the hodgepodge mess on the books now.
Amen Chayim! This is a point I was making in reply to this article on FB. You said it best 🙂
May I quote you please?
Who cares? I care. My twin boys care. Nonetheless, do you know where are my twin boys are now? Boys who were born and raised in America? At the completion of their Yeshiva studies in America, they decided to volunteer in the Israeli army and, as lone soldiers in urban combat units, they serve in Hebron and Nablus (Shechem). Do you know who is buried in these two cities? Abraham, Yitzhak, Yaakov, Joseph and more. Their personal constitution is Ahavat am Yisrael, Ahavat Torat Yisrael, and Ahavat Eretz Yisrael. But like other lone soldiers, my twin boys are coming back to America and plan to complete their BA in a university in New York. I am certain and that they will care to celebrate the 4th of July. Because, in addition to the above mentioned principals and values of their personal constitution, they learned in the USA yeshivas the fundamental and important concepts of HA'KARAT HA' TOV – the duty to acknowledge kindness received from another. They would love to show gratitude for the good that United States does for them and for Israel. Moreover, they grew up in a congregation (Shearit Israel) that is proud to place the two flags, the American and the Israeli flag, near the area of The Torah Ark (aron hakodesh) of the synagogue like many others synagogues in America. Are these USA orthodox synagogues hypocritical? Anyway, Oseh shalom bimromav. Hu ya'aseh shalom aleinu. V'al kol Yisrael V'imru, v'imru amen. Ya'aseh shalom, ya'aseh shalom. Shalom aleinu v'al kol Yisrael. And…God BLESS AMERICA!
Who cares? I care. My twin boys care. Nonetheless, do you know where are my twin boys are now? Boys who were born and raised in America? At the completion of their Yeshiva studies in America, they decided to volunteer in the Israeli army and, as lone soldiers in urban combat units, they serve in Hebron and Nablus (Shechem). Do you know who is buried in these two cities? Abraham, Yitzhak, Yaakov, Joseph and more. Their personal constitution is Ahavat am Yisrael, Ahavat Torat Yisrael, and Ahavat Eretz Yisrael. But like other lone soldiers, my twin boys are coming back to America and plan to complete their BA in a university in New York. I am certain and that they will care to celebrate the 4th of July. Because, in addition to the above mentioned principals and values of their personal constitution, they learned in the USA yeshivas the fundamental and important concepts of HA'KARAT HA' TOV – the duty to acknowledge kindness received from another. They would love to show gratitude for the good that United States does for them and for Israel. Moreover, they grew up in a congregation (Shearit Israel) that is proud to place the two flags, the American and the Israeli flag, near the area of The Torah Ark (aron hakodesh) of the synagogue like many others synagogues in America. Are these USA orthodox synagogues hypocritical? Anyway, Oseh shalom bimromav. Hu ya'aseh shalom aleinu. V'al kol Yisrael V'imru, v'imru amen. Ya'aseh shalom, ya'aseh shalom. Shalom aleinu v'al kol Yisrael. And…God BLESS AMERICA!
Of course. Glad you agree
Effi, wow, you twin sons serving in the army? I am so impressed!
With a proud Israeli father like they have, it isn't a wonder. But what about the 60% of American Jewry who is assimilating and marrying out of the faith, precisely because they are in a foreign gentile land – do we say God bless America for those millions of Jews who are getting wiped out in a silent Holocaust of love?
I do understand you, but we need to be like tolerant ..example me ; orthodox will not allow me in their temple Why? cus I do not have my paper's work that everything in my Jewish family was lost.. But memories never soooo , let keep loving …
It is Jews like you that create animosity between non Jews and Jews. You are no holier then anyone else. And you should be grateful to America and the American Jews that advocate for Israel. I am ashamed to admit that there are Jews that actually believe this nonsense you write about. How can you even call yourself Jewish?
Tzvi Fishman — get off it, man. Intermarriage, integration — these are *good* things.
For some of us, Israel hasn't been "home" for almost two thousand years. People disperse. My more immediate ancestral home is Austria; my current home, America. Israel just doesn't enter into it.
Well said, Chayim.
Chayim Goldberg: "…but you are spewing chauvinism, encouraging ignorance, and being ungrateful to God for providing the world with a country that has singlehandedly saved more Jewish (as well as other people's lives) than any other country in history.".
1. Statistics:
Aprox 6,500,000 Jews in America.
Assimilation rate: Aprox 52%.
The daily rate of losing Jews: 9,260.
2. History (USA):
Henry Ford was an architect of the Holocaust and his foundation (Ford Foundation) today supports anti-Semitic organizations worldwide. Ford's anti-Semitic book, The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, was used to guide Hitler and "educate" the German people at large against Jews. Hitler praised Ford in his book, Mein Kampf and even plagiarized Ford's book.
Where did the Nazis get the idea of "create a superior, white, Nordic race and obliterate the viability of everyone else"? The victims: poor people, brown-haired white people, African Americans, immigrants, Indians, Eastern European Jews, the infirm and really anyone classified outside the superior genetic lines were drawn up by American raceologists. The main culprits were the Carnegie Institution, the Rockefeller Foundation and the Harriman railroad fortune. The Rockefeller Foundation financed the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute and the work of its central racial scientists. Once WWII began, Nazi eugenics turned from mass sterilization and euthanasia to genocidal murder. One of the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute doctors in the program financed by the Rockefeller Foundation was Josef Mengele who continued his research in Auschwitz, making daily eugenic reports on twins…
The visa policy of the United States was designed to trap Jews in Europe, where Hitler would find them. During the war, the US…erected a "paper wall," a bureaucratic maze that prevented all but a few Jewish refugees from entering the country. It was not until 1944, that a small band of Treasury Department employees forced the government to respond.
The allies refused to sabotage the Final Solution by military means. Train tracks, after all, stretch for hundreds of kilometers and simply cannot be everywhere protected. But the German trains ran on time, and delivered their human cargo to the camps without interruptions, because the Allies chose never to interfere with Hitler's genocide of the Jewish people.
There are over 20 more pages and 61 more references on this matter Chayim all of which is open to anyone who wants to know the truth. If you and your supporters think America is safe, it's best that you look at this site: http://www.Muslimbrotherhoodinamerica.com.
One last point: The galut exists only when it is in support of Israel; so, strive to promote positive actions and endeavors to favor the Holy Land and you will succeed even by living in the galut. I wish you all the best and great success in your efforts to unify us all together in peace.
Israel is our people, not our nation. Jews inhabbit all corners of the earth. While there is much history in the this "land" you call Israel, the borders do not limit God's ability to teach. live, and love among His people.
GOD HATE america
Tzvi, I'm glad you think america is such trash. Stay in Israel where you belong.
Liad- I'm not sure what your point of posting the stats on assimilation rates was- there are definitely flaws with statistics on "assimilation" (eg. how do you define assimilation) but this is irrelevant to the topic at hand and while there is a very big problem of assimilation, this has nothing to do with my response to this article, unless you describe the author's point of Orthodox American students being offended by his critiques of the president as"assimilated." In regards to your second point, I am well aware of the imperfect record that the US has historically with race relations and particularly the connections with US institutions/companies and the Holocaust (IBM and the Holocaust is a good read) though I will admit I was not aware of the particular connections you mentioned about the Rockefeller Foundation. That said, the US was the first country to be founded on the principles of freedom and equality (even if it took close to 200 years to achieve that). Prior to the 1920s, the US had an open door policy to refugees fleeing pogroms in Eastern Europe. Jews were never compelled to convert to another religion by force. We have been able to prosper more than ever before in history. And while there was a far from perfect record during World War 2, it was because of the US that the Nazis were ultimately defeated and the survivors weren't entrapped by the Soviets. To conclude, no country is perfect (Israel certainly has had and still has many cases of racism against non-Ashkenazim and now African refugees) but we must be grateful for the good it has provided.
Toda raba l'cha!
I can see how you do not understand how assimilation applies for the term "assimilation" is not in the lexicon of religious studies in reform, Reconstructionist yeshivas. FYI, assimilation of Russian Jews is 70%; so, they seem to be lost, hahs vehalelah.
Won't be to many 4th of July celebrations left for the Muslims are already talking about the USA becoming the United States of Arabs.
Won't be to many 4th of July celebrations left for the Muslims are already talking about the USA becoming the United States of Arabs.
There's a huge difference between someone speaking Truths that others find "hard to accept"—-and spewing simplistic, wildly exaggerated, harshly judgmental statements that may actually have a tiny kernel of truth buried inside all the offensive, non-factual absurdities.
Surprise: The fact that people are offended by a brash statement does not prove that the statement is in any way profound, brave or truthful. Sometimes it's just offensive.
If Fishman had any sensible points to make about assimilation, they were totally lost in the many layers of bigoted ranting.
There's a huge difference between someone speaking Truths that others find "hard to accept"—-and spewing simplistic, wildly exaggerated, harshly judgmental statements that may actually have a tiny kernel of truth buried inside all the offensive, non-factual absurdities.
Surprise: The fact that people are offended by a brash statement does not prove that the statement is in any way profound, brave or truthful. Sometimes it's just offensive.
If Fishman had any sensible points to make about assimilation, they were totally lost in the many layers of bigoted ranting.
One of the problems with this article is that it argues nothing – it just makes assertions and repeats the same old trope about how American Jews are assimilating and will soon disappear as a group. In actuality, my generation is experiencing a religious revival that is even leading many who were children of intermarriages to convert and/or fully adopt /Jewish/ identities. Many of us choose to live in the US because (sadly) we have more religious freedom as Jews here than we do in Israel! (although thankfully that is changing, and will likely continue to change) It is good that Mr. Fishman is happy in Israel and I wish him and his family the best, but it is a chillul Hashem to denigrate the centuries of Jewish religious and culture developed prior to the 20th century the way he does. Some gentile country? Some gentile language? "Trash"? And calling his kids a 'different species' than American Jewish children? Oy. Either very delusional or very insecure, that's how it reads to me. Does he think he is better than the tzaddikim who spoke Yiddish and lived in Europe? Because I read their writings and I read wisdom without fear of knowledge, and with true faith in G-d. I read this, and I read paranoid glorification of ignorance and fear of tomorrow. I don't believe that Mr. Fishman is a stupid person or a bad person, and I can clearly see that he wants what is best for Jews, but this article is arrogant and snobbish, and lacks the consideration for others which our Torah teaches.
Boy oh boy, there's a lot of anger directed into your prose. I would encourage you to consider a "yes, and" approach to life and not a "yes, but" approach, where one thing is bad because another is better. As American Jews, I think that we can be Jewish and American, and celebrate Independence Day for the United States AND Yom Ha'atzmeut for Israel. Your more Jewish-than-thou approach only turns people off, instead of getting them to see the value in what you have to say. Happy 4th of July to you.
Why can't an American Jew be appreciative of the American Independence and at the same time understand the central place of Eretz Yisrael to Jews and Judaism.
Thankyou, Bibi. You are a classy, reliiable friend to the America people. Thankyou from this American.
Wow, Fishman, you are a racist piece of **** and don't sound any better than the Nazis did about Jews. It wasn't the Jews who saved Jews from Hitler. And it is America who has helped Israel time and time again. Yes, being equal is what is important in America, not being better because of your religion or background. What a disgusting tool, lacking any individuality.
His proud Zionism Goldberg is fanatical nationalism and racism and no, not for being a Zionist but for being his "type of Zionism.' What is there to respect?
It sounds like you like Israel more than America. So move there.
wow, i couldn't even complete that read, what a deplorable article, but what do i know? i'm just a gentile. smh
I respect your right to write this column, but I could not possibly disagree more. My kids were born and raised here in Israel, but they know about George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and others who created a country based on ideals from our Jewish tradition, and are proud of our shared ideals. It would be wonderful if we could re-create the Eretz Yisrael-Bavel paradigm, with each community enriching the other while ultimately showing deference to Eretz Yisrael. The fact that this paradigm isn't fully operational, and that American Jewry is largely separating itself from Israel, is a challenge to us, not an indictment of America. And the shiksa/sheigitz terminology is simply over the top; gentiles' being off-limits for marriage does not justify using terms that indicate disgust with mostly wonderful people in the States with whom we lived. July 4th is our ideal opportunity to express hakarat ha-tov to America, and I'm glad to see that yours is very much a minority opinion.
More proof they need a REAL extermination!
The sooner Israel and it's Satanic inhabitants are destroyed, the better!
I thank God that my grandparents chose to come to America and that my parents and I were born here. I thank God that my children and grandchildren were born here in America. Yes, America has its problems but I thank God that I live here and not in Israel. I long ago gave up my so-called "right of return" to a nation in which neither I nor any of my family has ever set foot. And I will never ever visit a country that has for far too long occupied the West Bank, oppressing its people and stealing its land while sending young Israeli kids to protect the illegal settlers and oppress the populace. I am only sorry that my country that knows the settlements are illegal continue to support whatever Israel does. But shall we get into the overwhelming influence of the Jewish Lobby here in America? That will wait for another time.
Finally Mr. Fishman, were all the Jews in America to make aliyah there would be no Jewish Lobby here to support Israel and then what would you do?
Interesting that you removed my comment. Guess you don't like Jewish dissenters.
I note that you are put my comment back. Censorship is never a good thing.
http://www.takebackourrights.org/docs/Christians-full%20page.html They blocked me completely read this Jewish Noahide law that will rule the world passed in the USA 1991, Death by Be-heading, Jesus will be Idolatry punished by Guillitone
at first I was angry and repelled by this diatribe. I am no longer angry, but still somewhat repelled by fishman. but more than that, I pity him. for me, israel is not just a land, but a people. people who are adaptable, clever, wise and able to make their own decisions about where they choose to live and pray. people who can be secular or religious and still be jewish. fishman's world and world view is so narrow that I also pity his children who should know more about all of the world and not be contained by their father's inabilty to accept and live in the larger world. communication in this new century is shrinking the world in ways we never could hve envisioned. younger people will be educated and cosmopolitan and able to achieve success and happiness without boundaries.
You are an embarrassment to the Jews! Marrying out of faith? Are you that closed minded? Poor Israel that has to listen to you! You are promoting hate. Shame on you.
Go away, .
He removed mine. He is an embarrassment to the Jews~
I respect Mr. Fishman's love of our homeland and pride in the state of Israel. What I don't respect is his negative view of America and the American Jewish communities. Just because one makes aliya and chooses to be a proud contributor to Israeli society doesn't mean you have to look down upon those who have not or bash the country that has supported our people more than any other in history.
Israel can't survive without the American Jewish Lobby and the pressure it puts on the U.S. government to give Israel money AND it's Arab neighbors — particularly Egypt to keep its peace treaty with Israel. As fantastic and brave as the IDF is, you're a tiny nation surrounded by hundreds of millions of Jew hating Muslims. Without the U.S. and U.S. Jews you'd be swallowed up by these genocidal maniacs. So next time you think of an American Jew on the 4th of July, think of him celebrating the U.S. keeping the State of Israel afloat in a sea of murderers. By the way, there are more treif Jews in Tel-Aviv than there are in my American city.
I am an American Jew who loves both her country and her religion. Some of my family have been here since the 1600's. I have three 4X gr grandfathers that fought in the Revolutionary War and two gr grandfathers that fought in the Civil War (Union -Pennsylvania). I am an American Jew and so is my son.
I will support Israel as a country trying to survive against great odds , it's the right thing to do. But with the stranglehold of the Ultra Orthodox who claim the right to decide who is a Jew , my feeling of connection increasingly dwindles.And if the Ultra Orthodox Israelis continue to disdain me , as a Reform Jew, why should I continue any support whatsoever.
Mr. Fishman — I raise my son, Jacob, who is six, in Montana, to stand for your land and I am Christian. I understand the sanctity of Israel but I cried when I read your article. I just wanted you to know. May family fought for jews throughout history. To Jews in this country, it is okay that you do not celebrate our country's independence, I still welcome you – you have helped to make our nation great. Mom in Montana.
My mother's ancestors were from Germany, Austria, and Hungary. Were it not for the United States, to which they emigrated in the 19th century, my mother and grandparents would have almost certainly been gassed. My father's side of the family was from Lithuania/Ukraine, which means my father, his sisters, and their parents might have been (1) killed in the Holodomor or (2) killed by the Nazis had my great-grandparents not come here in the 19th century. (Tsarist Russia was a good place for Jews to be FROM.)
Central and Eastern Europe were good places for Jews to be FROM in the 1930s-early 1940s, and the U.S. made it possible for Jews to be FROM those places.
"Say something against the President of the United States and they get offended." Not me. I didn't vote for that buffoon, and he is probably the nation's worst President. As for Wyatt Earp, if he was in Israel today, the terrorists would probably not lay a hand on Israeli civilians.
"So why not marry a gentile? Why not get married to Sally Jane or Wendy Sue and watch the 4th of July fireworks together?" Why not, if she is a good woman with values, principles, and honor?
" They themselves will tell you proudly, first and foremost, they are Americans. That's their main identity. Their Jewishness is clearly in second place." Well, yes, if you are a citizen of your country, your primary loyalty is to that country. Europe's problem is millions of immigrants who are Muslim first, and whatever nationality to which they belong second.


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Adam Mieleszko, CDT: Top-Notch Ceramist Publishes Book in His Second Language
Posted Nov 15, 2012 in Labs & Profiles
When 15-year-old Adam Mieleszko moved to New York from Poland in 1990, he didn't speak any English and never dreamed that, 20 years later, he'd publish a book in his new language. But that's exactly what happened.
After graduating from an intensive English as a Second Language high school in Brooklyn, Mieleszko—who loved art, drawing and carving—earned his degree in dental technology from the New York City College of Technology in 1997. When he decided a large production laboratory setting wasn't for him, a professor got him an interview in an in-house lab run by prosthodontist Dr. Stephen Chu, and the decision determined the course of Mieleszko's career.
"Right from the beginning, I knew that interacting with patients and designing cases from start to finish was for me," he says. "Not only is seeing your work intraorally the best self critique there is, but when I see the happiness and satisfaction on patients' faces it's more rewarding than actually fabricating the crowns. I really see what a difference I can make in peoples' self esteem and confidence."
Mieleszko formed a close working relationship with Dr. Chu, whom he considers his mentor. The duo frequently collaborates on highly esthetic and complex cases and, in 2004, they co-authored a book, Fundamentals of COLOR, Shade Matching and Communication in Esthetic Dentistry, available from Quintessence. The book sold out and an updated and expanded second edition was released in 2011.
Mieleszko also lectures on a variety of topics, including color communication and photography, and was a technical instructor for a course, Mastering Aesthetics and Ceramics for Advanced Dental Technicians, at the New York University College of Dentistry, "I was given a chance early in my career to collaborate and learn from the top people in the international dental field and I've been humbled by the experience," he says. "The inspiration has shown me the importance of continuing education, friendships and self-growth as a technician. Have I achieved the American Dream? No, my dreams are still coming true."
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