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This one is easy for me. Straightening my hair! It takes about an hour because I have very curly/coarse hair.
But that's too damaging :-s My classmate's hair was fried from doing that for a hour all the time.
Same as you Christine! I also don't love curling my eyelashes. I know that sounds weird but I have these crazy lashes that are always pointing in 12 different directions and curling/taming them always takes forever and it's so easy to screw them up and overcurl certain areas.
Lately, I have lost all patience for removing my mascara in the evening. I have been leaving it too late, and when I get around to it, I'm tired and annoyed. No cleansing method feels fast enough, and if I try to rush, I always lose an eyelash or two. Bad beauty habits!
Honestly, pretty much every part other than putting on my makeup feels like a huge chore, lol. My least favorite is washing/conditioning, drying, and detangling hair. Ugh! I've always been bad at cutting and filing nails, and I used to love painting my nails…I found it relaxing "me time," but now I just lose patience. Oh, and shaving, major freaking chore!! Actually, that's probably my least favorite then comes hair then nails.
I hate taking off my makeup! And washing my hair. :/
The bi-weekly upper lip wax. Ouch!
Makeup has been a fun and important part of my daily routine until I developed psoriasis. Every aspect of the process I used to love is now a nightmare I've yet to solve. Menopause has added to the dryness and lines with spotty patches.
Before I can even apply makeup I need to solve the cleansing and moisturising issues!
I would be so very happy if the issues of older women and sensitive skins were addressed more often…and PLEASE remove all perfume from cosmetics and skin care products! Thanks for the rant!
Removing eye make-up, particularly mascara.
Plucking my chin hairs. Just keepin' it real lulz.
Filing my nails (hate the feeling & I can never seem to get the shape perfectly right), filling in my brows (takes me much more time than it should) and blow drying my hair (also because it takes too long).
Agreed with Christine. I also dislike tweezing or any sort of hair removal–shaving, waxing, etc. Makeup removal is also a hassle.
I don't dry or straighten my hair… Problem solved! 😀
Cutting my nails is also the one thing I keep putting off.
My least favorite part is makeup removal.
Plucking my eyebrows! I always wait until they're quite untidy as it's so boring and I need to do in daylight.
Trimming and reshaping my nails. They grow quickly so they need filing once a week but I normally leave it two weeks and do a full trim and reshape. I'm into ovals at the moment so shaping takes a while and I need to get a better nail file!
Also definitely hair removal! Everyone says they are jealous of how thick the hair on my head is and how quickly it can grow but this works everywhere else on my body! I finally caved yesterday and waxed my lip as no sun has made my skin pale and my moustache dark! Over winter I've been growing my leg hair and waxing so hopefully by summer my regrowth won't be so bad. I'd like to be able to shave my legs in the morning and not have leg stubble by the evening >.< When I have excess money (ha!) I will definitely look into laser options.
Laser removal is without a doubt the best (albeit most expensive) beauty investment I ever made. There are a few sessions left to do for when I get excess money too, but it's already life-changing 🙂
I agree with you lol and I also don't like to apply make-up on my pimples and marks but I have to…and yeah, taking it all off cause I'm lazy and cause it doesn't all go away from the first time
I HATE covering up blemishes!!
I just realised how much i hate it because my skin is really bad recently 🙁
Washing and drying my hair is a daunting task for me – I have long hair and don't like to use hairdryer – it takes ages to dry. And remembering to wash the makeup at the ned of the day – when I am feeling too tired / lazy – is another chore I don't enjoy!
I would say anything that doesn't 'color' me. so in principle, everything, except make up.
Taking length off my nails is my least favorite, too – I rarely clip unless I have a big break, but even if I do, it's not any faster than filing because it's so tedious to get them smoothed out and symmetrical again!
Same – cutting my nails. I also hate straightening my hair and taking off my nail polish, especially toenail polish.
I thought I was the only one who hated having to dry and style my hair everyday! eventually I got so tired of curling my hair that I just had it digitally permed. Now I just have to air dry it in the morning (after applying some styling cream) and I'm good to go. 🙂
I don't know why, but I always dread applying mascara (which I do before anything else) because I always think it will take forever, even though it's maybe a 2 minute time investment.
Washing off eye makeup!
definitely makeup removal and doing anything with my hair. blow drying can look amazing but is difficult to perfect and terrible for it no matter how much heat protectant i use. i also can't style my hair to save my life no matter how good i've gotten at makeup.
I too derive zero enjoyment from washing and drying my hair. I've gradually cut off about a foot of hair over the past year and a half and now into a chin length bob so it is far easier, but I still hate doing my hair.
With semi-hooded eyes, it has already been mentioned that eyeliner is a PITA, but I also absolutely detest putting on mascara. I screw up practically every day and end up with stray mascara bits either above the crease of my eyelid or even on my cheeks.
Lol, my friends make fun of me because I HATE washing/drying my hair. 😀
Removing makeup. It feels great once it's off, and I love applying serums and moisturizers afterwards, but the "removing" part always feels like a chore.
Taking off mascara! It is very time consuming and boring and I always seem to leave a trace of it behind to run under my eyes by morning. So, I mostly just don't bother with the mascara in the first place. It is problematic for me any way since I have hooded eyes and droopy lids.
I'd have to say washing off my makeup at the end of the day. My face is very sensitive and a lot of the time I'm so tired I'm lazy! And washing my hair as well. It's very long, semi curly and thick and shampooing dries out my scalp (eczema). It's such a process.
Believe it or not I don't like doing my eye makeup especially mascara just takes too much time, and my eyes are my best asset so I have to do it. I also hate putting on lotions and body creams it just seems like work to me, But my extremely dry skin really needs it.
Ugh…plucking my eyebrows. I should just get them threaded (my skin is too sensitive for wax). I feel like I spend a long time getting strays, and then two days later, more strays pop up. It's like a never ending cycle.
I actually don't mind taking off my eye makeup. Since I'm a night showerer, I just use a cream eye makeup remover in the shower and it takes all of it off.
Foundation because I have acne and it's so hard to get it all covered without being Cakey and taking makeup off is terrible.
Washing, drying and styling my long hair – I wanted to grow it out again after 35 yrs of short and now I think I want it short again!
Ugh, I feel your pain. I wore my hair in a short bob haircut for years and it was so easy to manage. I let my husband talk me into growing my hair out to the length I had as a child, and I contemplate cutting it every wash day. My husband enjoys the look of my long hair, but he doesn't understand the time and effort I put into it!
I absolutely hate washing and styling my own hair. It's such a long process because my hair is so thick and takes forever to dry. Within the next few months, I'm determine to find a stylist I trust because I'm so over doing my hair myself.
Brushing my teeth annoys me. It's so boring. Also, cutting nails.
Oh, and hair removal. I have to do it soooo frequently (I have fast-growing, dense and dark hairs).
Removing nail polish.
Hair cuts! I love my super short pixie, but I hate having to get it cut every four to six weeks. My hair grows like a weed, so I can really only get three to four solid weeks out of a hair cut before it is entirely too long. I try to stretch it out longer and just deal, but it drives me crazy.
Hate tweezing my eyebrows! Sad to say, I can't do it properly without a good magnifying mirror or my reading glasses on these days! I need to find a new beautician at the brow bar!
I hate taking it off at the end of the day but it feels so good afterwards when my skin is clean and smooth.
I dislike the waitingggg….you know the part where you're supposed to let one product (like serum and moisturizer) sink in before moving forward with foundation.
taking off my makeup, I'm too lazy, curling my eyelashes (i always somehow pinch my eye), anything to do with my eyebrows is also a pain in my ***.
i hate showering. i dont know why. i feel like i have to clean more shower everytime because it gets gross super quick. I also hate blow drying my hair takes too damn long.
Applying heel balm to my dry cracked heels. I have to walk around on tippy toes until my heels are dried.
Makeup removal and wadhing. Drying. And styling hair…..I love for someone else to do it but it's so long and v thick it b takes forever when I do it. ..no fun at all
Mine is all hair removal. Hate it, do it much less often than I should!
When it comes to makeup, I don't like applying mascara, it always looks either too light or too clumpy. I have not found my HG yet.
I agree with washing and drying my hair! It's boring and I always feel like it takes way too long!
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House and Home
"Mah tovu–How beautiful are your tents, O Jacob, your dwelling places, O Israel" (Numbers 24:5, from this week's parasha, Balak).
The Bible's poetry often appears as a parallelism, where elements of a sentence are identical in construction and meaning. On a first reading, we might understand the quote above, spoken by the prophet Balaam, as an example of this technique. Traditional rabbinic commentaries, however, attempt to show that this verse is more than simple repetition of an idea for the sake of poetry, that "Jacob" and "Israel" are not parallels, that "tents" and "dwelling places" carry different connotations.
According to the Sefat Emet, a nineteenth century Hasidic commentary by Rabbi Yehudah Leib Alter of Ger, "Jacob" is the Jew who wanders (in tents) outside the Land of Israel (in Poland, in his case); "Israel" is the Jewish People in the Land, connected to the home of the Temple (the dwelling place). "Beauty" (or holiness), he argues, attaches to both.
We can also draw a distinction in the blessing between the temporary (tents) and the permanent (dwelling place), the fleeting and the fixed. Whether we are on the move or settled at home, out in public or in the privacy of our space, we have the ability to evoke a sense of holiness by virtue of the ways in which we interact with the people and the world around us.
One more distinction that I derive from this blessing, which we are meant to recite every time we enter a place of prayer, is that between body and soul.
For me, the tent represents the physical and tangible things with which we surround ourselves–our homes, our clothing, our financial resources–even as we struggle like Jacob to discover our true identities. These things may be impermanent, but they are necessary, and they can be put to use in a way that garners appreciation and evokes a sense of holiness.
The dwelling place, in contrast, is where the soul resides. It represents the intangibles of our lives–our values, character traits and relationships–that lie at the heart of what it means to be connected with one another as the People of Israel. These things are always part of us, no matter where we find ourselves, no matter where we wander. We welcome beauty and holiness into our lives when we learn to access this dwelling place, this internal sanctuary.
Can we live in two places at once? Can we create for ourselves both a house and a home? Can we open to others both our doors and our hearts? When we are finally able to do so, no matter where we find ourselves in life or in the world, we will find the blessing of God's presence.
Rabbi Craig Scheff
Rabbi Paula x 2
We faced each other on the bima of Park Avenue Synagogue before a beit din of three rabbis. Rabbi Daniel Nevins, Dean of the Rabbinical School of the Jewish Theological Seminary, announced her to those gathered as a new rabbi of the people of Israel: HaRav Penina Bracha. I took her hands in mine to offer my personal blessing to her, "May your Torah reflect your soul: joyful, honest and pure." In that liminal moment, I was keenly aware of a holy transformation as Paula Rose became Rabbi Paula Bari Rose, my new colleague.
Rabbi Rose states that she began her journey toward the rabbinate because of her deep love of continuously experiencing God's revelation through learning Torah. In the Ordination program, she wrote: "I feel humbled by the study yet to be done, and nonetheless hope to share the learning that has been so beloved to me by teaching Torah that is personally relevant and eternally meaningful." All of us at the Orangetown Jewish Center who came to know Paula Rose as our rabbinic intern one year ago know that she will be an excellent rabbi. It starts with her certainty about why she became a rabbi in the first place.
As I prepare for Shavuot in just a few days, I find myself thinking about Rabbi Rose's attachment to the ongoing revelation of Torah and about the ideals which led her to become a rabbi. I have been reassessing my own motivation, my sense of purpose as a rabbi. For the first time in quite a while, I have been asking myself why I became a rabbi. It is an exercise of my soul that is valuable and humbling.
It is a question that rabbis seem to answer all the time for the first several years in the rabbinate. When everything is new, every class begun with trepidation, each hospital visit monumental and each prayer service filled with wonder, the question of motivation arises every day. And then the question recedes to the background. We tend to become busy with the busy-ness of building Jewish community.
On the eve of Shavuot, it is time to bring the question to the foreground. I begin my consideration in the verses of Torah. In these first weeks of entering the Book of Bamidbar, we read about the Levi'im, the tribe that is encamped closest to the Tent of Meeting and surrounding the Mishkan, the holy ark that is carried through the desert. The Levites' task is to guard the boundaries of Godliness, ministering to the people. They are the interpreters and protectors of holiness, the mediators between the Israelites and the Divine Presence.
Here in the opening parshiot of the Book of Bamidbar, I find ideals that inform my purpose as a rabbi. Like the ancient Levites, I want to be a conduit between God and the Jewish people. But there is more: I want to connect Jewish people to each other in real, meaningful relationships. And I want to connect our Jewish community to the greater community for the purpose of Tikkun Olam, repairing the world. We no longer have a singular holy ark or a priestly cast with a hierarchical responsibility. Judaism as we know and practice it, is democratized with equal access for all. And yet rabbis are given a referential authority by Jewish people in our communities who seek to draw close to God.
When I was ordained as a rabbi, my Dean, Rabbi Bill Lebeau, told my class something that I will never forget. He acknowledged that we had worked hard to earn the title Rabbi. But now that we had become rabbis, we needed to work every single day to continually earn the right to that title. Once conferred, the title was no guarantee.
Why did I become a rabbi? It's a question I must never stop asking if I want to merit the title. I pray that I will find answers every day for the rest of my life.
Rabbi Paula Mack Drill
Talmud and AIPAC
During the week before leaving for the AIPAC Policy Conference, I received several e-mails from progressive rabbinical organizations, asking me to protest AIPAC in one way or another. During the first day of the conference, my worried son texted me: "Have you seen a large group of INN activists protesting outside? There's stuff all over Facebook about it." (If Not Now is a social- media-fueled group of Jewish millennials who stage protests against the occupation of the West Bank.) I did not sign any petitions against AIPAC. I did not see the protesters outside. I was busy inside, participating in a conference that welcomed disagreement and civil discourse in true Jewish fashion.
AIPAC this year reminded me of Talmud. The rabbis on the pages disagreed with each other across generations and locations, but they argued together, on the pages of our common text, the Talmud.
The Israel advocates who gathered at the Washington Convention Center and the Verizon Center represented the plethora of opinion that is Judaism and American politics today. Among the 18,000 participants who support a strong alliance between America and Israel, there were Jews and non-Jews. Progressive, conservative, Republican, Democrat, Reform, Conservative, Orthodox, and secular Jews gathered. 3,000 college students participated. Five hundred rabbis representing the spectrum from Ultra-Orthodoxy to Reform ate lunch together. Jews who support the current government in Israel and Jews who do not were present. Jews who support the current administration in America and Jews who do not were also present.
Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of Anti Defamation League invited the leaders of If Not Now to a conversation when they protested in the lobby of the ADL building last year. The protesters rejected his offer, and Greenblatt responded: "It's nice to get attention but it's better to get things done. Protests are nice but proposals are better. Slogans are easy but strategies are hard. If you really want to move the needle you've got to make things happen."
I agree. I spoke this past Shabbat about today's world fueled by high levels of knowledge but low levels of understanding. Information is easily accessed with the touch of a smart phone, but grabbing the buzz words off headlines does not mean that people with very strong opinions actually understand what they are protesting. As Dr. Zohar Raviv of Birthright Israel says, "We have become surfers without diving licenses." Young Jews standing outside the AIPAC Conference to protest the settlements in the West Bank meant well, but they could have had a bigger impact if they had participated in the conference itself. They would have learned new ideas and ways of understanding the crazy Zionist idea of the nineteenth century that became the modern State of Israel. They would have gleaned ways to conceptualize the cauldron that is the Middle East from voices of the left and of the right. And they would have been heard. We follow rules of courtesy and civility at AIPAC, but every voice is heard.
I yearn for the day to come soon when we will find a two-State solution. I disagree with a policy that includes building more settlements. I would certainly love for my son in the IDF to serve Israel in a time of quiet. I did not go to AIPAC to support either the Prime Minister's government in Israel or the current administration in the U.S. I went to AIPAC to ensure that the strong alliance between Israel and America, necessary to both countries I love, will be preserved via strong non-partisan support on Capitol Hill.
This past week, the courageous ones came under the roof. If Not Now protested outside. I wonder how many of those idealistic young Jews know the complete quotation from Hillel in Ethics of the Fathers from which they coined their name: "If I am not for myself, who will be for me? But if I am only for myself, who am I? If not now, when?" Deep diving would require the protesters to consider the entire thought, not just the convenient last phrase. Next year, perhaps we'll all be able to talk together, unafraid and willing to learn.
With blessings and prayers for peace, Rabbi Paula Mack Drill
Jewish Disabilities Awareness – Spotlight 1
To grapple with my limited visual world, I make greater use of hearing and touch, and occasionally, even a bit of sight. While many people presume that blind people have enhanced levels of these senses, that is often not the case for me. My tricks using these other senses are successful because of my increased focus, not greater capability. Some of these skills develop through instinct, more through notable attentiveness. Listening for sounds is important. Individuals have different footsteps. Among those with leather soles, men are always heavier- sounding than women, and children are in a class by themselves. If I hear you walk on a hard floor first thing in the morning, I'll probably recognize you at lunch time. Rubber soles? Forget about it. Voices and speech patterns are also clearly distinctive. If you introduce yourself to me often enough, eventually, I recognize your voice; a pleasant thing for both of us. One of my new mottos, pertaining to the fact that I cannot, with confidence, discern the words or symbols "Men" or "Women" on a restroom door, is "thank God for urinals!" 😉 In fact, finding the restroom is at times a bit of a challenge, especially in a place where I have never been before. Even though there are many amusing stories about my escapades finding the right restroom, the question "Where is the restroom?" is easily answered by plenty of friendly waiters who are happy to direct me. Good luck asking the ensuing question on the return trip- "Where is my table?"! The important thing to remember, I've learned, is always look around and count the number of tables along the route to the restroom. Counting is always a very important tool. Most notably, counting the number of steps on my way up a staircase and remembering that number on my way back down, is a great way to help keep me on my feet. If my companion leads, counts, and announces the number of steps, that is truly, as long as it is precise, very helpful. Another strategy that often leads to amusing outcomes is using my sense of touch. For example, it is not unusual to see me tapping my fingers around on the dining table until I find the salt shaker. Touch, in circumstances like this works quite well. I've learned however, that an important area in which I can get in trouble using this technique is when "looking" at a woman! 😉 I can go on and on with anecdotes; hopefully, you have gotten at least a bit of the picture.
So, how can you be most sensitive to my needs? I think that the following observation applies to most all physically challenged people: remember we all want to work on our feelings of independence. Saying "Can I help you?" is always a thoughtful thing to do. When you hear "no" in response, don't push. On some occasions, I don't just say "no," but rather "I don't know," followed by "if I can do it myself, I'd much prefer that. If I find I need help, I'll ask you." You can always help me most by using words, not by grabbing or otherwise touching me to guide me, and remembering that your words should not include gestures. "Over there" is rarely helpful. "Watch out" or "look out," are for obvious reasons, not useful phrases when communicating with me. I feel least "exceptional" when I can be most like everyone else.
Weaving our Community: the Weft and the Warp
I write this post from Ben Gurion Airport at Gate C-9, waiting for the flight home to be with our OJC community for Shabbat. I look forward to sharing with everyone the depth of learning I experienced during the past four days in Israel.
Thirty committed Jewish lay leaders and professionals from Rockland County sat in a beautiful room overlooking the Mediterranean in the ancient town of Jaffa for many hours each day. We represented twelve different Jewish organizations and with the assistance of SIT (Systematic Inventive Thinking), we learned to innovate, discuss, plan and activate. But most of all, we learned to weave.
The purpose of our seminar was to weave the Rockland Jewish community together with enough strength and beauty to last m'dor l'dor, from generation to generation.
How exactly were we weaving? What did we hook onto the wood and anchors of our loom? How did we interlace the warp and weft of the threads? Our warp was our call, our strivings, actions and teaching. Our weft consisted of our anchors, the safe people and places, our Jewish homes, our synagogues and schools and organizations.
The trick about weaving is that from where we stand below, it looks like chaos. There are knotted threads, frayed or cut, mistakes, uneven spots, mismatched colors. But on the front side, the top side, the side that is hidden from our view, perhaps even the side that God sees, there the weaving is perfect. The patterns are clear, the colors blended, the stitching precise. Our work thus requires just a little bit of faith.
We went to Israel to learn how to weave because our homeland has been the wellspring of Jewish inspiration for thousands of years. We were inspired indeed by start-ups and innovators and programs for social justice . We learned to pull out the essence of the ideals undergirding the innovation and collaboration and imagine putting it to use in Rockland.
We heard from the company SpaceIL that is building Israel's lunar rover and from TOM, Tikkun Olam Make-a-thon. We learned about Dror Yisrael, urban educational kibbutzim and Ruach Chadasha, program to revitalize young artistic life in Jerusalem. And so much more…
Inspired by the innovation all around us, I look back across the ocean toward home just before boarding and start thinking about ways to make the life of our Rockland Jewish community strong and vibrant. I am grateful to my OJC partner on this journey, Matt Schiering as well as fellow OJC congregants representing Federation, Carol Blau and Andrea Weinberger. We all invite all of you to join us!
The weaving work has only just begun…
Shabbat shalom, Rabbi Paula Mack Drill
OJC Israel Experience Day 10: Reflections of a Community
If someone were to ask me to describe the Orangetown Jewish Center, I might say to them, "Let me tell you about a group of people who traveled to Israel together. We are a microcosm of the greater synagogue community."
We are a diverse group of people from age 6 to 89 who related to each other as one family. We are curious, ready to learn, and easily moved. We look out for each other and we sought the best in each other. Over the course of 10 days, we found it.
We love Israel with our eyes and our hearts wide open. We are proud Jews who accept that the Jewish people practice our faith in many different ways. We are proud Zionists who know that Israel is a complicated place, but overall, it is our home.
We have a lot of fun! And it goes without saying, we love to eat!
Today, Zalman asked us, "What did you come with and what are you taking with you?".
I know that the pilgrims on this trip will continue answering this question for a long time to come. All of us are changed. We know more about Israel than when we first arrived, and we most certainly know something new about ourselves.
Coming here to Israel is a privilege. Our ancestors yearned to come to this land for 2000 years but could not and so we carry them with us whenever we come to Israel.
Maybe the next time OJC comes will be your time?
As the sun sets over the Mediterranean Sea, we are packing and getting ready for our final dinner before heading to the airport. We hope to see you at services at the OJC on Shabbat so that we can share our pilgrimage experience with you and celebrate the end of Chanukah together.
Chodesh tov and (almost) Shabbat shalom,
Rabbi Paula Mack Drill
OJC Israel Experience Day Nine: The Old and the New
As the tumultuous last days of the year 2016 unfold and unravel around us, here in Tel Aviv, Israel, we were focused and anchored, spending the day energized by this city. We saw a place where Jewish life is lived with diversity and creativity, where secular identity is steeped in Torah and religious identity is shaped by universal realities.
We learned about the establishment of this new city literally carved out of the sand by seashell lottery.
And we learned the history of what happened in 1948 to make this country, our homeland, a reality.
Hertzl said: "All the deeds of men are dreams at first, and become dreams in the end." What a powerful description of the founding of the state of Israel.
At Independence Hall, when we stood to sing Hatikva, many of us cried. Even those of us who have experienced the presentation multiple times cried. In the recording of the 1948 Declaration of the State, one hears the orchestra play without any voices singing the words. Why? All of those present were weeping with a combination of joy and anxiety after Ben Gurion read the Declaration of Independence and Shehechiyanu was recited. Those present could not find their voices. Today, voices from all over the world sing Hatikva every hour on the hour. In so doing, we take our place in the history of Israel, singing on behalf of those here on May 14, 1948 who wept instead of singing.
We left Independence Hall to walk the streets of Tel Aviv and explore the Carmel Market.
A visit to Ayalon, the underground bullet factory in Rehovot, brought us full circle to the miracle and the sacrifice that was the War of Independence.
Our day together was capped off by candle lighting for the fifth night of Chanukah and dinner with the members of Kehillat Sinai, a Masorti kehillah (synagogue community) in the center of Tel Aviv. Rabbi Eliahu Peretz greeted us and shared a bit about this small egalitarian community.
How fortunate we are at the Orangetown Jewish Center to be well-versed in the complexity of Jewish life and the challenges of pluralism and acceptance here in Israel. Our visit was one of being graciously hosted, but more importantly, bringing the strength and commitment of our synagogue to a sister synagogue in Israel.
As people set off to explore nightlife in Tel Aviv, we have a great deal to think about. What is most important, I think, is to love Israel and support her… and see her with a realistic perspective. There is much work to be done here, and as our congregation continues to volunteer here, visit, advocate, get educated, support financially, and see some of our children make aliya, we fulfill our obligation (each in our own way) to our homeland.
From the lights of Tel Aviv to the lights in your windows, happy Chanukah!
Rabbi Paula Mack Drill


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So, I made another brilliant financial move. I have this little rental house. The renters fell behind. So they traded me a 2002 Arctic Cat ZR800snowmachine for some rent. I felt like Steve Martin in Planes Trains and Automobiles (one of the best movies ever). I don't have $42.50 but I have $17 and a hell of a nice watch. I convinced Jesse to go get a sled too and he bought one this week. We just couldn't take it anymore. As he put it, "everytime I hear a snowmachine it feels like someone is shitting in my ear". Well said. Winters are long here. So I added another financial drain. But. But. It is super fun. Today Jesse and I went to Tustumena Lake. Tomorrow we are going to spend the night in Nurses Cabin (pictured here). The advice I would give to anyone who might want to move to Alaska is to have the money for a few of the toys. Or be prepared to borrow. Perhaps if some of my friends who came up hadn't minded handing over their pay checks to the bank they would not have had to flee back to Texas or California to escape the winter. Ahem. Damn you G. Otherwise you will just sit around and go crazy. I think the most amazing thing I saw today was running water. Yes, for most of you running water is no big deal. But for me it means so much. Having my garden. Getting chickens, boating, fishing, set netting with Bennie and so much more. 6 more weeks of winter! Well. Actually now that I have the snowmachine it is not so urgent. I'll post Monday after we get back from some winter camping.
Great looking sleds. Maybe start an "Iron Puppies" race for newby sno-goers.
Land is as good a reason to stay as toys. Especially paid for "cash" land.
I've never come closer to death than I have with the help of a sled. And it think you know, that's saying a lot. Be careful and know your slide risks.
I'll be careful....as I just said this machine scares me.
I don't know why you insist that I left because I didn't own a Rhino or a boat, penis head. I lived in a basement apartment...you've been there...where was I supposed to put it? On the landlord's deck? My downfall was the lack of like-minded individuals who enjoy shooting guns and freedom, not the lack of toys. Instead, there was Juicy and puffy vests. You tell me, Chuck.
Ken paid for land doesn't keep you around. You are living in Texas and I am here. Granted that was because the wife couldn't take it anymore. But having something to do every day is a lot different than having land across the Inlet you get to once a year.


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Orlando Ashford Gives Advice on Balancing Success and Managing Your Brand
By Beverly Richards
Uptown Professional scored a coup recently, in arranging an interview with one of corporate America's fastest rising and busiest global executives, Mercer's Orlando Ashford. An in-demand speaker and presenter with global responsibilities in more than 100 countries, it is routine for Ashford to wake up on any continent in any time zone in pursuit of his company's business and interests.
Meet Orlando Ashford. A powerhouse at the age of 44, he has made a mark in the community as well as on the global corporate landscape. He is currently the president of Mercer's Talent Business Segment. Mercer is a global leader in talent, health, retirement and investments. As a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Marsh & McLennan Companies (NYSE: MMC), Mercer helps clients around the world advance the health, wealth, and performance of their most vital asset—their people. Mercer has more than 20,500 employees based in 40 countries and operates in over 140 countries throughout the world.
Ashford, a gregarious, fit executive at 6'4" is the picture of urbane manner and distinction. He routinely stands out in a crowd, not because he is an African American or exhibits the good looks and charisma of Michael Jordan or Denzel Washington. Orlando stands out and commands attention because he has an aura of confidence and consciousness that lets everyone in his presence recognize that here is a man who is going places. Here is an executive who is focused and will get exactly what he has come for.
Ashford is an all-American success story, born of working class parents. His mother was his first mentor. She was his driving force. She had high expectations of him. Ashford's mother strategically filled his home with books and articles for him to read, preparing him for a successful career in business and leadership. To stay abreast of what he was reading, his mother also read the books that he was assigned in school.
Orlando feels that mentorship is important for the ambitious. But his insight and outlook on the traditional mentor/mentee relationship has an interesting twist. "A mentor is someone who allows you to take advantage of their experience in thirty minute intervals," says Ashford. "Never ask someone to be your mentor. That's like asking to marry them. Just ask for the date." And he sees sponsorship as being distinctively different from mentorship.
"A sponsor is the person willing to co-sign for you. That needs to be cultivated. You need that to aspire to the C-Suite. A sponsor is more important than a mentor. The job I have today, my board position at ITT, is all as a result of someone who sponsored me."Ashford has leveraged mentors and sponsors to engineer a meteoric rise up the corporate ladder. He has a master's degree in Organizational Leadership and Industrial Technology from Purdue University. Ashford has held successive positions of authority and responsibility at blue chip Fortune 50 Companies like Motorola, where he ran Global Organizational Development, and the Coca-Cola Company where he was in charge of Human Resources for all of Eurasia and Africa.
He went on from Coca-Cola to eventually run all of Human Resources simultaneously with corporate communications from the C-Suite at the Marsh & McLennan Companies. Only a small handful of executives in corporate America have held the honor of running those two distinct areas at the same time. Ashford credits current manager, Mercer president & CEO, Julio A. Portalatin, former CEO Brian Duperreault, and Will Lucas, his executive coach, as mentors responsible for helping him achieve the success he is presently experiencing at Mercer.
Ability to connect
There are essentials, or fundamental core competencies that Ashford sees as critical to the success of today's global executive. "Being smart, having technical skills and being passionate about opportunity are important. People skills and the ability to connect with all different types of people from top to bottom in an organization are critical. Sure, you'll make mistakes, but can you move on from your mistakes and have cultural dexterity?" he asks rhetorically. "You must be agile and have flexibility.
The business abroad is dynamic. Excellent communication and listening skills are a must. You must have a talented team and not be totally dependent on personal perspective and point of view. The leader that calls all the shots makes me nervous," warns Ashford. Clearly Ashford has grasped his opportunity, as Mercer counts 80 percent of all US public companies as its clients. But also a large percentage of its clients have fewer than 5,000 employees—so Mercer has great depth and breadth to serve a wide range of client profiles.Although highly ambitious with a tenacious and clear vision of his future, Ashford has "an affinity for persons who are underserved" and is passionate about his family, particularly about his sons and their development.
His focus on preparing his sons for their future mirrors what he feels is critical to the executive seeking a rise to the C-Suite of a global corporation today. "Both of my children are studying Spanish and Chinese. Cultural dexterity needs to be cultivated. One needs to make impact. That's what companies are looking for. Aspiring for accelerated growth means you take risks and are comfortable with it. When I joined Motorola, the stock was low but the opportunities were great. With Coca-Cola, I was offered the chance to grow abroad and that expanded my horizons."
Appropriate Balance
"Balance is inappropriate and sets people up. It's really trying to manage being out of balance. It is an awareness of getting with the people you're a part of. I am constantly focused on getting back home for the things that are important to the family.
I had to learn that vacation is important. It makes a better executive." Orlando also relaxes at times playing golf, and his friends know him to be an avid golfer. However, that does not mean that his avocation is not applied to, or reflected against his work. When asked whether golf had been an asset to his career, he immediately says, "Yes! There are few things where you can spend a significant amount of time with people. After a round of golf I can tell if I want to do business with someone. Golf gives exposure and access to people allowing one to connect.
"Ashford does not see challenges in his business as much as he sees opportunities—for the firm and its brand, for individuals, and for managing growth. He is confident his business will meet or exceed expectations."Branding opportunities are important. Assisting companies and individuals to manage their growth for me is key."
Maximizing Potential
When asked about diversity and inclusion at Mercer, and whether it is a key differentiator for the firm, Ashford responds, "At Mercer, we help our clients around the world maximize the potential of their human capital and stay competitive in an increasingly complex and diverse marketplace. Diversity is one of our core values and our diversity efforts center not only around our commitment to our clients, but also around our commitment to our employees and to the communities in which we work."
Giving Back
Since 2009, Ashford has sat on the Board of Directors of the Executive Leadership Council. In this organization, he can ask senior level executives of color the difficult questions and get answers. His 2012 appointment to the Board of Directors at ITT Corporation is a dream of many executives. In discussion of how one gets that type of an opportunity he explains, "You have to develop a reputation for impact and being a good executive. You want your area of expertise to be brought to the table. Are you a good business guy? Do you have the stuff to be successful in the Board Room? Do you know what people will say about you when they get that phone call? It's all about creating that network."
When asked to offer advice to the executive reaching for the top, or someone seeking to maximize corporate experience, he expounds, "Impact and deliver every day. Work on your speaking skills, particularly as a presenter with energy that galvanizes, motivates and inspires. Think about your personal brand as early as you can. Building your brand is critical." Orlando Ashford, President of Mercer's Talent Business Segment, is clearly a winning brand.


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French Grammar - Putting It All Together
At this point, you should be able to find your way around in a French speaking country. You just have to plug together all of the things you have learned. Review each of the following and perhaps take the time to put them on a card so you can carry them around to memorize them. (If you are going on a trip in a short while, and will not have time to memorize the basics, you can just carry all of the information and refer to it when you need to. Remember that French-speaking people, in fact anyone, appreciates the fact that you are taking the trouble to learn and speak their language.)
For your overall enjoyment in a new country, read Lesson 28 "How Not to Be a Tourist".
Basic sentence structure - Lesson 2
The other lessons have important information that will help you in specific situations, and will round out your knowledge of the French language. Pay special attention to idioms that will make your sentences flow. Just as in English, they are frequently used to give a pause to the spoken language and allow for thoughts to form. "Eh bien, Alors, Enfin" all give us a little breather and allow us to think of the next thing to say.
Start simply. Practice very simple sentences with a subject, verb and noun. Your early sentences should be in the present tense. Then practice with the past tense and the future (using aller) tense. Start to form questions after you have mastered sentences. Then add the negative to your sentences, and put it all together.
When you learn a new verb, practice it in each form: present, past and future (using aller).
Before you travel, learn the French names of all of your traveling companions and their relation to you. Learn how to introduce them to others. Look up the names of your favorite foods, and how you like them prepared. If you have a specific sport you enjoy and plan on engaging in on your vacation, learn the terminology related to it. Once you know basic sentences and structures, you only have to plug in the terms. Before you leave, or as soon as you arrive, memorize the name of any place you are staying and the address and telephone number. Make sure you can say the numbers in French. Emergency operators abroad typically do not know English, so you need to be able to give them telephone numbers, addresses, etc. in French. If you have any special conditions, make sure you know how to say it in French. (Lesson 49.)
Above all, relax, try your best, don't be afraid of making a mistake and keep a sense of humor!
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>Racing>First 10K - Ford Island Bridge Run
When it's all said and done, will you have said more than you've done?
what seemed like such a joyful ride at the start becomes a conversation with God at this time...still i didn't die that much.
Nice report Steve...racing in Pearl Harbor...what a concept! I bet it was a warm race.
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There are moments where i thought cardiovascularly i felt awesome but the legs just didn't want to turnover as fast as i wanted them to be.
• Chemo
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She was not strong. She was valiant. Radiant. Brave and broken. The beauty she discovered in the aftermath was unparalleled to anything she had known before, because it had come at such a cost.
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The White Buffalo has been the most sacred living thing to the Plains Indians for over 2,000 years. It symbolizes the promised return of White Buffalo Woman (see White Buffalo, Part 1: The Legend). The white buffalo calf brings the promise of great blessings to those who respect and adopt the ways taught by White Buffalo Woman. But, the calf can also bring a curse to those who ignore the signs and make the wrong choices.
When the West was first explored by the white man, it was estimated that there were 80 million buffalo roaming freely in North America. Since it is estimated that the chances of a white buffalo birth is one-in-ten-million, there could have been as many as eight white calves at any one time before 1830. By 1830 there were an estimated forty million bison left.
In 1865, that number was down to fifteen million when the great buffalo slaughters were sanctioned by the United States Government. Over the next 30 years, only about 1,100 survived. Most of the survivors took refuge in the remote Pelican Valley in Yellowstone National Park. In 1894, Congress passed the National Park Protection Act which also gave protection to buffalo and other wildlife inside the Nation Parks. At that point, only 23 genetically pure wild buffalo had survived.
Today, genetically pure buffalo are rare. Most buffalo herds on ranches are hybrids that were at some point cross-bred with cattle. They are often called "beefalo". Pure American buffalo are categorized into two species, the Plains and the Woodland. Pure Plains Buffalo herds are the Yellowstone Park bison herd and the Henry Mountains bison herd which was started with bison taken from Yellowstone Park. The Wind Cave bison herd and the Wood Buffalo National Park bison herd and subsidiary herds started from it, in Canada, are of the Woodland Buffalo species. The Woodland Buffalo species is generally larger than the Plains species. Today, about 500,000 buffalo exist in North American but a small fraction are pure.
Of course, the American Buffalo is technically a bison. They are probably descendants of the European "Wisent" bison that crossbred with the "Yak" and then migrated to North America across the ice-age land bridge from Asia. DNA testing show that there may have been multiple migrations and crossbreedings that are too complicated for me to sort out. But is no coincidence that the American Bison and European Wisent Bison are so similar looking. Maybe not so much the Yak.
Although, the chances of a pure-bred natural white buffalo calf [refer to White Buffalo, Part 1] was possibly eliminated by the slaughters of the 19th century, there were notable reports of white buffalo since. But, I believe that most of them were probably from hybrids. For instance, the killing of a white buffalo by the Cheyenne in 1833 during the Leonid Meteor Shower, "The Night the Stars Fell". They used the hide to inscribe a peace treaty. Today the hide resides at Bent's Old Fort National Historic Site near La Junta, Colorado. [Note: this information from AAANativeArts.com is incorrect. There is no White Buffalo hide like this at Bent's Fort–Courtney Miller]
On October 7, 1876, a buffalo hunter named J. Wright Mooar killed a white buffalo in the Deep Creek drainage near Snyder, Texas. He retained the hide his entire life, despite reports that Teddy Roosevelt offered him $5000 for the hide. White Buffalo Park is presently located near the site of the shooting, and an adjacent ranch is the current resting place of the hide.
There have been around 19 white buffalo recorded since 1933. The first was born in May of 1933, on the National Bison Range in western Montana on the Flathead Reservation. The white bull calf with ice-blue eyes, brown horns, and a curious brown top-notch was named "Big Medicine" and become quite a tourist attraction. Since it was not a full albino, it avoided traditional vision problems and early death associated with albinos. He eventually became one of the major herd bulls and at age four was bred to his own mother in a successful attempt to produce another white calf. "Little Medicine" was born in May, 1937, but was a full albino with pink eyes and creamy white hooves, and he was completely blind. When he was six months old, he was shipped to the National Zoo in Washington, D.C., where he remained until his death in 1949. Big Medicine died in August, 1959 at age 26. This is a ripe old age for a buffalo, white or otherwise. Typically a buffalo lives to age 15 in the wild and sometimes 25 in captivity. A taxidermist named Bob Scriver spent two years mounting the bull's remains which are now on display at the Montana State Historical Museum in Helena, Montana.
I found this account from the "AAA Native Arts" website: "From 1939-58, during Big Medicine's lifetime, no less than six white calves were born to the Big Delta herd in Alaska. None of these calves lived more than a few weeks. The Big Delta herd apparently was a stronghold for the recessive gene during this time and for the next fifteen years. In 1961, three more white calves were born in the Big Delta herd, but all of them disappeared within three months. In 1963 two more were born…one only lasted three months, and the other didn't make it through the winter. The twelfth white buffalo from this herd was seen in 1973. Government officials tried to capture it to send it to a zoo in Anchorage, but were unsuccessful. It too, didn't make it through the year. This was the last white bison seen in the Alaska herd."
Over the next couple of weeks, I will be looking into the personal stories of some of the white buffalo of the 20th and 21st century. Mystery, tragedy, blessings have surrounded these special buffalo and their stories are remarkable.
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[…] To settlers moving west, buffalo were so numerous they were seen more as a nuisance than a sacred animal necessary to survive. With the advance of the railway, the buffalo were seen as a food source for workers, but the primary demand was for buffalo hides. By 1850, buffalo were hunted for sport in the Kansas territory. By 1865 the buffalo population was down to 15 million. Thirty years later only 1,100 were left [for more, read Part 2]. […]


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Rapid enumeration within a fraction of a single glance: The role of visible persistence in object individuation capacity
The number of items that can be individuated at a single glance is limited. Here, we investigate object individuation at a higher temporal resolution, in fractions of a single glance. In two experiments involving object individuation we manipulated the duration of visual persistence of the target items with a forward masking procedure. The number of items as well as their stimulus–onset asynchrony (SOA) to the mask was varied independently. The results showed main effects of numerosity and SOA, as well as an interaction. These effects were not caused by a generic reduction of item visibility by the mask. Instead, the SOA manipulation appeared to fractionate the time to access the sensory image. These findings suggest that the capacity limit of 3–4 items found in object individuation is, at least partially, the consequence of the temporal window of access to sensory information.
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You ever do something for the first time and then start to realize that you're finally becoming an adult?
I mean, like a REAL adult!
One that pays their bills on time, doesn't shop on impulse anymore, finally has their own apartment, not starting drama just because. Yeah that kind of adult!
(If that's not you, don't worry, you'll get there soon, I promise!)
But as life zooms on by, I'm starting to realize that I'm not the same young adult that I used to be. Hell, I'm no longer the same person that I used to be!
And that's a good thing, because that means I'm finally becoming the person I want to (and should) be. Yayyyyy!
That's why I'm starting this new blog series, called "Listen I'm Grown".
I mean, I'm not tryna show off or anything. I'm just glad that I'm finally growing up.
You know the way little kids get all excited when they realize they can finally reach the cookie jar on the counter, or they can finally open the fridge by themselves?
Yeah, that's how I feel every time I pay a bill on time, or successfully wake up the next morning without a hangover and no baby inside me! LOL
This new series will cover a ton of different adult topics including, but not limited to:
Oh yes! (Pun so intended. LOL)
But no, I'm not telling you every damn detail of my sex life, stop it. I ain't about that life.
I'm lying, I don't do drugs so what the hell would I have to say about that? It just sounded like a good follow up after sex. Lol
You know, how not to get a hangover, mixing your own drinks, drinking and not dying, that kind of thing. LOL
Who not to vote for, why you should vote, why our candidates are stupid, etc. LOL
Saving yo money, credit cards, investing, taxes, etc. Because I really, really wanna learn how to invest, and I'm finally getting a grip on my finances. Whoo hooo!
Dressing up for work, acing an interview, writing resumes, etc.
(Oh, and not crying when you don't get the job you want. LOL)
Learning how to drive, getting my first car, moving out my mama's crib, etc. Because I mean, no one's ever taught me anythang! So the least I could do was teach someone, something, right?
So yeah, it's gonna be crazy! (But I mean that in a good way. LOL)
If you've read anything on my blog before, you'll know I tend to joke a LOT, even when it's a serious matter, so you can expect the same damn thang for this new series, but just know shit is about to get real!
So be prepared!
Oh, and just in case you're wondering, this series is gonna be happening every other Friday, starting today! So go ahead and mark yo calendar's now.
(Don't forget the snacks and wine, I'm just saying. LOL)
But the only foolproof way to make sure you don't miss out is to subscribe to my blog!
So go ahead and look to the right of this post and enter your email to receive email notifications every time I post a new blog! (You may have to scroll up a bit to find the box.)
You should also follow me on Twitter because that's my main platform and my blog posts circulate a lot on there, so if you miss it the first day, you may be able to catch it the day after.
So there you have it you guys, are you excited? I am!
The next "Listen I'm Grown" post will be:
Listen I'm Grown: And That's Why I Did My Taxes By My Muhfudging Self This Year
I'll be discussing how I overcame the fear of doing my taxes myself, online, and how I skipped out on the $200+ H&R Block fee that I paid last year.
So if you haven't done your taxes yet, or you didn't do your taxes by yoself this year, this post is for you!
Don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss it y'all!
Now tell me what you think, do you like the idea of this new blog series? Would you be interested in contributing a story if I opened it up for submissions? What kind of adult topics would you like to see covered?
Talk to me!
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Patek Philippe watch fetches record £8.8m at auction
A Patek Philippe reference 1518 in stainless steel established a new world record for any wristwatch to be sold at auction when it went under the hammer on the weekend.
The timepiece – believed to be one of only four of its type to exist – was sold at Phillips' Geneva Watch Auction, which took place on 12-13 November, for 11m Swiss francs (£8.8m).
It was part of a trilogy of Patek Philippe 1518s, which sold for a combined total of over 13m Swiss Francs (£10.5m). A pink gold example sold for near 1.5m Swiss francs (£1.2m), while a yellow gold example sold for 598,000 Swiss francs (£482,000).
Prior to this sale, the most expensive watch ever to have sold at auction was a Patek Philippe 5016 – sold for £5.6m at the same auction in November last year.
Aurel Bacs, senior consultant, said: "It was a privilege for me to offer the stainless steel Patek Philippe reference 1518.
"It was breath-taking to stand in front of a packed saleroom with over 400 people and another 500 passionate watch enthusiasts from around the world following the auction online or over the phones – it was simply electric."
In total the "historical and record-breaking" auction realised a total of 27.5m Swiss francs (£22m), with some 177 watches being sold.


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As long as you have a user-name and password for the site (or sometimes, even if you don't) we'll be able to effect the changes that you need to carry out. Go on, update that old price-list, put some new photo's on the site, give it a make-over. You might attract some new customers!


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Love Relationship Advice Not Sure How To Go About Reuniting - Longterm Relationship Advice _____________________________________________________________________________________
By Emory - http://www.longtermrelationshipadvice.com/ Finding love is the easy part. Someone shows a bit of care and compassion for someone else and that is can be the start of something beautiful. The hard part is keeping that love strong when all it wants to do is wane. If you know it's falling apart, the hard part is actually finding out how you can keep it all together. Hopefully this love relationship advice will help. This is basically what happens in most relationships: you meet someone new, be it online, at a bar, or your preferred place to pick up. You hook up with the person depending on the amount of chemistry you have with them. You go through the "honeymoon" period and the first few months is a lot of fun. They haven't shown their "true" side yet, but as times goes by, you will see and more of them. Learn More About Longterm Relationship Advice They say absence makes the heart grow fonder and unfortunately, the adverse is true. The longer you're with someone, the more flaws you see, the more the aura wears off.
The following three points are common traps that people in relationships have to look out for if they want to last as long as they can. I know that I've tripped over all three of these traits sometime in my life. They might be painful to admit, but a bit of short-term pain is worth a lot of long-term pleasure:
1. Being unrealistic: this ties in with the fact that at the start of a relationship, you don't know much about the other person. You see their good side. They don't show their bad side. You live with them a little and you find out that they're actually someone you don't really get along with. Sharing dreams is also a part of this. It can reveal a lot about the person you're dating, but you have to keep things in perspective to last longer. Any long-term, real relationship is about these sort of experiences, not the "glow" you get at the beginning, during the honeymoon phase. If you live just for that phase, you're emotionally immature and just aren't cut out for long-term relationships.
So What's Next ? To Learn More About Longterm Relationship Advice, Click Here: http://www.longtermrelationshipadvice.com/
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EVERTON are reportedly lining-up a swoop for Atletico Madrid striker Kevin Gameiro. The French international could find himself surplus to requirements in the next transfer window following the arrival of Diego Costa. And the Daily Mirror claim that Ronald Koeman has been sounded out over his ava...
Yannick Bolasie back in Everton training after almost a year out with horror knee injury
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YANNICK BOLASIE has returned to training after almost a year out with injury. The Everton star suffered a horror knee injury on December 5 last year and has not played since. To be back on grass is a beautiful thing ⚽💪🏾🔵#TheComeback pic.twitter.com/pkoA123WM1 — Yannick Bolasie (@YannickBolasie)...
Jakub Jankto wanted by Everton as Ronald Koeman joins Arsenal in race for young Udinese midfielder
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Everton have reportedly joined Arsenal in the race Udinese midfielder Jakub Jankto. The Czech Republic international, 21, was watched by Arsene Wenger's scouts last season. And his agent has claimed the Gunners are one of a number of clubs keeping a close eye on Jankto. According to reports in It...
Wayne Rooney could feature in new Angry Birds game as Everton sleeve sponsor seek exposure
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could be the latest character on Angry Birds – after the mobile app was unveiled as the club's sleeve sponsor. The Premier League began allowing sleeve sponsors this season and the Merseyside club struck a deal with the creators of the vastly-popular app over the summer. And Rovio, t...
Wayne Rooney has £5million book deal 'binned by publishers' after first two fail to fly off the shelves
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has been given more bad news with his rocky patch showing no signs of slowing down. The Everton star has now seen a multi-million pound book deal shelved because of poor sales. It comes with Rooney in the midst of a marriage crisis with wife Coleen over his night with Laura Simpson a...
Alvaro Morata, Sergio Aguero, Romelu Lukaku, Harry Kane… which Premier League striker has had the best start to 2017-18?
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- Tue Sep 26 10:48 AM
THE Premier League is truly blessed with some phenomenal striking talent this season. There have been goals flying in all over the country so far this term, with a host of forwards already averaging a goal a game. Four men who have enjoyed a hot start to 2017-18 are Alvaro Morata,
Sergio Aguero
Everton to launch Edinson Cavani bid after missing out on Chelsea's Diego Costa
The Sun
- Tue Sep 26 8:20 AM
EVERTON are set to increase their interest in Paris Saint-Germain star Edinson Cavani, according to reports. Toffees boss Ronald Koeman is still looking for a replacement for Romelu Lukaku after he was sold to Manchester United in a £90milion deal. And Tuttomercatoweb are reporting that the Dutch...
Thierry Henry reveals Sergio Aguero is Premier League's ONLY 'world-class' striker ahead of Harry Kane, Romelu Lukaku and Alvaro Morata
The Sun
- Tue Sep 26 8:12 AM
is the only world-class forward in the Premier League. That is the view of Arsenal strike legend Thierry Henry. EXCLUSIVE OFFER: BET £5 GET A FREE £10 BET It has been goals galore in the top flight this season with Aguero,
Romelu Lukaku
and Alvaro Morata all banging in six each in a...
Mon Sep 25
Everton star Oumar Niasse's Bournemouth double earns lucky punter £12, 000 of a £5 accumulator
The Sun
- Mon Sep 25 5:31 PM
OUMAR NIASSE'S double at the weekend ensured a lucky punter turned a £5 accumulator into a £12, 000. The Ladbrokes customer guessed the results of 10 football matches and a game of rugby. All of his selections came through comfortably except Everton, who were down 1-0 with 13 minutes to go agains...
Marcus Rashford, Romelu Lukaku and Manchester United squad fly out for 3, 200-mile Moscow round-trip
The Sun
- Mon Sep 25 4:32 PM
MANCHESTER UNITED began their 3, 200-mile trip to Moscow for their Champions League clash with CSKA without two of their midfield stars. Paul Pogba is out for an undisclosed period with a hamstring strain, while Marouane Fellaini has been forced to join the Frenchman on the sidelines. That meant...
Manchester United star Romelu Lukaku staying behind at training to help Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial's finishing skills
The Sun
- Mon Sep 25 4:24 PM
is helping Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial with their finishing technique after Manchester United training, SunSport can reveal. The 24-year-old – a £75m summer signing from Everton – has been a revelation since joining United. He has already bagged six goals in as many matches,...
Wayne Rooney reveals horror black eye after being elbowed in face during Everton's win over Bournemouth as he is chauffeur driven to training
The Sun
- Mon Sep 25 1:34 PM
arrived at training with a black eye after leaving Everton's win over Bournemouth with blood streaming down his face. The dramatic incident was the latest in a fraught few weeks for the 31-year-old. Rooney was furious at appearing to be elbowed in the face by Cherries defender Simon...
Romelu Lukaku has officially enjoyed the best ever start of any Manchester United forward in the Premier League era
The Sun
- Mon Sep 25 12:07 PM
Romelu Lukaku
joined Manchester United in the summer in an astonishing £75million deal, it's fair to say there was a weight on his shoulders. Brought in as the man to lead the Old Trafford line in the absence of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, the former Everton man could only have dreamt of a start lik...
Romelu Lukaku wants Manchester United fans to stop singing 'racist' chant, reveals agent Mino Raiola
The Sun
- Mon Sep 25 11:54 AM
'S agent Mino Raiola has repeated calls for Manchester United fans to stop singing a "racist" chant about him. United have said they will use CCTV to track down culprits for chanting a disrespectful song about the Belgian hitman's manhood. And now super-agent Raiola has against told...
Chelsea transfer news: Everton made £66.4m bid to sign Diego Costa from Blues in final days of the summer transfer window
The Sun
- Mon Sep 25 9:36 AM
EVERTON made an incredible club-record attempt to sign Diego Costa from Chelsea, according to reports in Spain. Ronald Koeman was desperate to bring in a frontman during the summer transfer window and the Dutchman was heavily linked with Arsenal's Olivier Giroud. And Marca claim that The Toffees...
Sun Sep 24
Liverpool and Everton fighting on Merseyside for the chance to sign Charlton starlet and U20 World Cup winner Ezri Konsa
The Sun
- Sun Sep 24 11:22 PM
LIVERPOOL and Everton are battling it out for Charlton youngster Ezri Konsa. The 19-year-old centre-back has sparked interest from the Merseyside rivals after his stunning form in League One last season. Kop scouts believe he can step up to the Premier League like Joe Gomez did when he moved from...
Jose Mourinho will escape FA punishment for being sent off against Southampton with Manchester United also set to dodge penalty for fans' Romelu Lukaku song
The Sun
- Sun Sep 24 11:15 PM
JOSE MOURINHO and Manchester United are set to escape FA raps. The United boss was sent off in stoppage time of Saturday's 1-0 Prem win at Southampton for stepping on to the pitch. But, unlike red-carded players, managers do not face an automatic ban. And the FA could go lightly on him when they...
Manchester United striker Romelu Lukaku misses team bus home after Southampton win… because he was struggling to provide urine sample
The Sun
- Sun Sep 24 10:30 PM
MANCHESTER UNITED'S team bus left St Mary's without match-winner
Romelu Lukaku
on Saturday night. But it was a different bus Jose Mourinho's team parked on the pitch to make sure Lukaku's first-half strike secured another victory. The Belgian found it harder to provide a urine sample for drug-tes...
Everton transfer news: Toffees boss Ronald Koeman failed with £66.4m bid to sign Diego Costa from Chelsea in final days of the summer transfer window
The Sun
- Sun Sep 24 9:05 PM
EVERTON made a stunning club-record attempt to sign Diego Costa from Chelsea, according to reports in Spain. The Toffees were desperate to bring in a frontman during the summer transfer window and were heavily linked with Arsenal's Olivier Giroud. And Marca claim that they tabled an offer of £66....
Everton boss Ronald Koeman to bid £40m for Arsenal star Olivier Giroud after missing out in the summer
The Sun
- Sun Sep 24 10:28 AM
EVERTON are set to bid £40million for Arsenal star
Olivier Giroud
after missing out in the summer, according to reports. Toffees boss Ronald Koeman is still desperate to add the Frenchman to his ranks and help fill the void up front left by Romelu Lukaku. And the Mirror are reporting that the Dut...
Everton 2 Bournemouth 1 match highlights: Oumar Niasse nets late brace for Toffees after Josh King fired Cherries into second half lead
The Sun
- Sun Sep 24 1:00 AM
OUMAR NIASSE got Ronald Koeman off the hook with two late goals to earn Everton their first win in the Premier League since the opening day of the season. Toffees boss Koeman has been left in a sticky situation after making a shocking start to the season, despite splashing £150million in the tran...
Southampton 0 Manchester United 1 match highlights: Red hot Romelu Lukaku bags his eighth in eight matches to maintain Red Devils' unbeaten start to the season
The Sun
- Sun Sep 24 1:00 AM
BUSINESS AS usual for
Romelu Lukaku
and the Manchester United fans… but more trouble for Jose Mourinho as the Portuguese boss was sent to the stands. With his side just moments away from three points, Mourinho encroached onto the pitch whilst trying to shout instructions to his players. Lukaku se...
Sat Sep 23
Everton want Bournemouth star Josh King as Romelu Lukaku replacement with two-goal star Oumar Niasse still getting shipped out
The Sun
- Sat Sep 23 9:40 PM
EVERTON are eyeing Bournemouth star Josh King as they look for a new
Romelu Lukaku
. Club spies think the tall Norwegian could make up for the loss of Lukaku to Manchester United, which has blighted the Toffees' start to the campaign. King, 25, is proving himself a Prem striker after starting his...
Southampton 0 Manchester United 1: Red hot Romelu Lukaku bags his eighth in eight matches to maintain Red Devils' unbeaten start to the season
The Sun
- Sat Sep 23 4:53 PM
BUSINESS AS usual for
Romelu Lukaku
and the Manchester United fans… but more trouble for Jose Mourinho as the Portuguese boss was sent to the stands. Lukaku scored yet again – and the travelling supporters defied calls from anti-racism campaigners to stop singing the song which refers to the size...
Everton 2 Bournemouth 1: Oumar Niasse nets late brace for Toffees after Josh King fired Cherries into second half lead
The Sun
- Sat Sep 23 4:53 PM
OUMAR NIASSE got Ronald Koeman off the hook with two late goals to earn Everton their first win in the Premier League since the opening day of the season. Toffees boss Koeman has been left in a sticky situation after making a shocking start to the season, despite splashing £150million in the tran...
Manchester United fans sing controversial Romelu Lukaku song after he scores the opener at Southampton
The Sun
- Sat Sep 23 4:06 PM
MANCHESTER UNITED fans couldn't resist belting out their
Romelu Lukaku
chant despite the striker telling supporters to "move on." The Red Devils have come under criticism from Kick It Out for chanting about the Belgian's penis, describing it as "offensive and discriminatory." MUFC fans sing the L...
Everton star Wayne Rooney left bleeding heavily after fierce elbow from Simon Francis… but the referee gives no foul
The Sun
- Sat Sep 23 3:55 PM
was left bleeding heavily from the eye following a fierce elbow from Simon Francis… but the referee gave no foul. Martin Atkinson allowed play to continue at Goodison Park, but the ex-Man United forward was clearly furious as blood poured from his eye. Standing on the sideline, Roone...
Fri Sep 22
Everton boss Ronald Koeman should go long or Toffees will come up short again in the Premier League
The Sun
- Fri Sep 22 9:16 PM
GO long to play short. It's what Ronald Koeman and Everton have not been doing in the league. And it's costing them. Everton's defenders have been coming in for stick recently as their team has slipped into the bottom three. But that's unfair. Their problems are not down to the back five. They st...
Everton line up January move for Sporting Lisbon striker Seydou Doumbia as Ronald Koeman searches for Romelu Lukaku replacement
The Sun
- Fri Sep 22 8:50 PM
EVERTON are considering a January move for Sporting Lisbon striker Seydou Doumbia. The Ivory Coast international has shone since joining the Portuguese club from Roma this summer, scoring Champions League goals against Steaua Bucharest and Olympiakos. Toffees boss Ronald Koeman is still trying to...
Manchester United trio Romelu Lukaku, Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial could be the new MSN
The Sun
- Fri Sep 22 11:26 AM
MANCHESTER UNITED have scored 16 goals in five Premier League games this season and put four goals past the opposition on four separate occasions already in just seven fixtures. Louis van Gaal's United only managed to score four goals on four occasions in two years – that's how good we are playin...
Everton boss Ronald Koeman warns Wayne Rooney's team-mates to keep out of trouble following veteran striker's drink-drive ban
The Sun
- Fri Sep 22 10:54 AM
EVERTON boss Ronald Koeman has warned his players to stay out of trouble following
Wayne Rooney
's conviction for drink-driving. The former Manchester United and England captain has been banned from getting behind the wheel for two years after he was pulled over by police while intoxicated. Rooney...
Thu Sep 21
Romelu Lukaku urges Manchester United supporters to show respect and 'move on together' as the ex-Everton striker speaks out on racist song row
The Sun
- Thu Sep 21 8:07 PM
has spoken out over the 'racist song' row – insisting Manchester United fans "mean well" but must show respect. Anti-racism campaigners Kick It Out demanded action from Old Trafford chiefs, claiming crude references to Lukaku's manhood in a terrace chant re-enforce racial stereotype...
Romelu Lukaku urges Manchester United supporters to show respect and 'move on together' as the ex-Everton striker speaks out on racist song row'
The Sun
- Thu Sep 21 7:16 PM
has spoken out over the 'racist song' row – insisting Manchester United fans "mean well" but must show respect. Anti-racism campaigners Kick It Out demanded action from Old Trafford chiefs, claiming crude references to Lukaku's manhood in a terrace chant re-enforce racial stereotype...
Everton vs Bournemouth live score: Latest updates from Premier League clash at Goodison Park
The Sun
- Thu Sep 21 6:45 PM
EVERTON take on Bournemouth in the Premier League. Goodison Park hosts the contest. Match preview stats Everton have won all four of their previous competitive home games against Bournemouth; two Premier League games, one FA Cup and one League Cup match. There have been 19 goals scored in the fou...
Samuel Eto'o considering return to England as former Chelsea and Everton star eyes becoming a manager
The Sun
- Thu Sep 21 3:23 PM
FORMER Chelsea star Samuel Eto'o is considering a return to England – as a manager. The Cameroon striker scored 12 Blues goals four seasons ago and spent the following year with Everton. EXCLUSIVE OFFER: BET £5 GET A FREE £10 BET Eto'o, 36, currently plays for Turkish club Antalyaspor. A close ad...
Manchester United fans' chant about Romelu Lukaku's manhood is NOT racist, says Paul Ince
The Sun
- Thu Sep 21 12:50 PM
PAUL INCE does NOT believe the Manchester United fans' controversial chant about
Romelu Lukaku
's todger is racist. Equality campaigners Kick It Out described the song as "offensive and discriminatory" and warned those caught singing it will be punished. EXCLUSIVE OFFER: BET £5 GET A FREE £10 BET...
If I were a Sunderland youth prospect I'd do my best to leave… Simon Grayson's decision to play three right-backs against Everton proves they get no...
The Sun
- Thu Sep 21 12:20 PM
WHEN Sunderland's starting XI was announced ahead of the Everton game, myself and many others will have peered at it through our fingers, groaning as we noted the fact that three right-backs made up part of our back four. Welshman Adam Matthews was out of position on the left, Billy Jones – stood...
Sunderland team for the Carabao Cup clash with Everton had more total appearances for the Toffees than the actual Merseyside XI
The Sun
- Thu Sep 21 10:03 AM
EVERTON finally found some form when they put three past hapless Sunderland in the Carabao Cup on Wednesday night. Ronald Koeman's Toffees ran rampant at Goodison Park, as youngster Dominic Calvert-Lewin scored twice and Oumar Niasse added a late third to progress to the fourth round. But in a bi...
Wed Sep 20
Carabao Cup fourth round draw: Tottenham host West Ham at Wembley while Everton travel to Chelsea
The Sun
- Wed Sep 20 10:15 PM
TOTTENHAM face a tough London Derby in the Carabao Cup fourth round after drawing West Ham. Everton will also be tested as they will have to travel to Chelsea, who have already beaten them 2-0 this season. Spurs defeated Barnsley 1-0 as they continued to shake off their Wembley curse but will hav...
Everton 3 Sunderland 0: Dominic Calvert-Lewin hits double as Toffees stroll into Carabao Cup fourth round
The Sun
- Wed Sep 20 9:36 PM
DOMINIC CALVERT-LEWIN fired Everton past Sunderland and into the fourth round of the Carabao Cup. The young striker scored either side of half-time at Goodison Park before a late third from Oumar Niasse. More to follow
Everton vs Sunderland live score: Toffees host Black Cats in Carabao Cup clash
The Sun
- Wed Sep 20 7:58 PM
EVERTON will hope to turn their form around against Sunderland in the Carabao Cup. The Toffees will see it as an opportunity to get back to winning ways at Goodison Park after losing their last four matches. FACT ME Everton have been eliminated in both of their League Cup ties against Sunderland,...
Bradley Lowery Foundation shirts to be worn by Everton and Sunderland in their Carabao Cup third-round tie at Goodison Park
The Sun
- Wed Sep 20 6:17 PM
EVERTON and Sunderland will wear Bradley Lowery Foundation logos for tonight's Carabao Cup third-round clash. Black Cats fan Bradley died in July aged six after his long fight with rare cancer neuroblastoma touched football and the British public. His mum Gemma, from Co Durham, is delighted this...
Manchester United fans vow to carry on singing controversial Romelu Lukaku song until striker asks them to stop
The Sun
- Wed Sep 20 2:13 PM
MANCHESTER UNITED fans have vowed to carry on singing their
Romelu Lukaku
song, despite allegations of racism. Anti-discrimination group Kick It Out have contacted the Premier League side to urge them to ask fans not to sing a "racist" chant about the striker. They were made aware of footage emer...
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She was a teacher who kept her classroom immaculate — everything in its place.
"It was impeccable," recalls London fire inspector James Hind. "To see her, you'd never know. . .
The Woodstock woman's home was a different story.
"An absolute disaster," he says. "Two complete households jammed into one, kitchen table on top of another table, a couch pushed against another. . . . Boxes and clothing scattered chaotically around."
Unable to let go of her dead parents, the teacher held on to their belongings, stuffing everything they'd collected over the decades — furniture, knick-knacks, clothes, paperwork, you name it — into her own modest house.
It was overwhelming. Stuff. Everywhere.
So she took more home, adding to the piles until there was nowhere to sit, nowhere to eat, barely anywhere to walk.
Teacher by day. Hoarder by night.
This was more than a fire hazard, he realized back then, shortly before moving to London fire department in 2006. He researched, inspected more jam-packed homes — considered a danger under the Fire Prevention Act — and, well, hoarding became his thing.
Today, Hind is the go-to inspector for reports of hoarding in London, and a rare expert in the evolving field who has taken his hoarding response presentation to firefighters across the province.
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To quell rising anxieties over immigration enforcement and deportation, Superintendent Cindy Marten this week sent a letter to San Diego Unified parents, assuring them that immigration agents wouldn't be allowed to conduct raids on school campuses.
"The district believes that the presence of Immigration and Customs Enforcement is likely to lead to a disruption of the educational setting," Marten wrote in the letter. "Therefore, the district will not permit immigration raids or other activities on campus that disturb the school setting."
Further, Marten reaffirmed that schools will not release student immigration to ICE unless they are issued a court order or subpoena.
The letter follows a resolution the district passed in December, which affirmed the district's commitment to making sure that schools are safe spaces for all students. In keeping with guidance from Tom Torlakson, the state superintendent, school districts up and down the state have passed similar resolutions.
The resolutions roundly state that school districts welcome students, regardless of religion, origin or immigration status.
But what do they really mean, and how far do the protections actually extend?
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"Later that week, in a resolution put forward by San Diego Unified Trustee Richard Barrera, the school board welcomed (and simultaneously bashed) DeVos. But before the board could approve the invitation at the following board meeting, word reached Lindsay Burningham, president of the local teachers union. She said she and her members were not on board.
The school board moved quickly to withdraw the invitation"
Talk about the tail waging the dog.
The adversarial response to DeVos at this juncture is a mistake.
I teach for a college district that has passed a similar policy in support of our students, in response to recent proposals over immigration.
But serious question: how can anyone still wonder why students in certain schools and neighborhoods continue to struggle scholastically with all of these proposed and actual changes taking place?
Imagine trying to focus on basic studies, let alone enrichment activities, with deportation fears over your head, or threat of deportation of your parents and other family members. Same for homelessness, abuse, violence, harassment, bullying... all things that disproportionately impact these neighborhoods
This applies to all residents, but especially students, teachers, counselors, administrators, parents and others who work in education. IOW- the entire chain of people who are so essential for supporting a child's learning experience, and providing a safe place at home as well as school, offering guidance and mentoring as well as basic instruction.
This is why it's so important for San Diego to challenge the Trump administration on these immigration issues: they put a large part of our community in jeopardy of ever having a chance at achieving the "American Dream" that has brought so many people to our country.
And in case you missed it: Here's a link to the full copy of the latest draft memo, describing proposals for apprehension & detention of immigrants in border states- including use of National Guard.
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Seattle Public Library recently replaced their traditional reference desk with a "mixing chamber," host to roaming wireless-enabled librarians and more than 200 public access terminals.
Skokie Public Library, serving a growing suburb outside of Chicago, uses an electronic reader service to deliver email with daily five-minute book samples and online book discussions.
The Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library recently placed an information center, complete with Spanish print collection, a sound station with AV equipment, and three public access terminals in a local homeless shelter.
Tonganoxie Public Library in Kansas, serving a rural community of only 3,400, showcases their service to local teens through their library profile on My Space.
Not to mention the whole SecondLife thing…
Urban, rural, large, and small – these public libraries all face the same challenge: serving up meaningful resources to patrons, wherever they are and whatever their need. It occurs to me that they are all examples of disaggregated library services – each offered up, perhaps, as solutions to the public's need (and growing demand) for integrated content experiences. Is there a paradox there?
Librarians willing to migrate themselves and their services out into patron managed spaces (whether they're online or down the street) create a whole new experience for library users – are they users we may not reach otherwise? When delivered within the context of an individuals own community or social network, maybe library services become more approachable, accessible, and meaningful – I guess we'll see.
Wherever they're offered, the result (for our professional community) is a new "diaspora" of library professionals. Scattered throughout the personal spaces of the patrons themselves – maybe we're closer to them than ever before – but what's lost (if anything) by being so far away from "home"? Those of you who are "out there" – how is it for you? Do you ever get homesick for the down-home comforts of a good old-fashioned library service or space?


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Liberals get really snippy, or "triggered" when they hear the phrase "Make America Great Again." They presume (incorrectly) that it's some sort of racist dog whistle for the racists of America (AKA the Republican Party, in their view) to roll back civil rights.
They counter with childish retorts that they think are clever, like "make America hate again," or hats that say "America was never great"
It's idiotic, anyone with a functioning brain knows what Trump means by that slogan.
And once upon a time Democrats liked it too.
You know who else wanted to #MakeAmericaGreatAgain? Bill Clinton. pic.twitter.com/FDlHsTqnwE
— Chuck Thies (@ChuckThies) November 5, 2015
Think about this, it seems that Bill Clinton first uses this phrase in 1991, the same year we won the Cold War (for those keeping score the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991). The country was in a recession, but that is an inevitable part of the economic cycle that was over in 1992, and it followed the boom of the 80's. All the while America was becoming increasingly diverse and embracing that diversity.
Given all of that, what on Earth could "make America great again" mean when a Southern Democrat says it in 1991?
Liberal lunatics should be asking that question of the Clintons, not Donald Trump.
h/t Freedom Daily