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USA Curtis Cup captain Noreen Mohler was asked during the post-Match press conference on Sunday if she wanted to guide the Americans again in two years at Nairn.
She never hesitated with her answer. "Yes, absolutely," said Mohler.
Mohler had just as much fun as the players for the past 14 months since being selected captain in 2009. The USGA still has yet to name a Curtis Cup captain for the 2012 Match.
Mohler has now played on a winning USA side (1978) and captained a winning side.
She was also honored to captain a team in her native state of Massachusetts, where she enjoyed most of her amateur success. She called Essex County Club a "museum," which having been here for the past five days, it is. This is a true Donald Ross that might be one of the more underrated golf courses in the entire country.
Every hole has character and it's a wonderful match-play golf course. It's the ideal site for the intimacy that is the Curtis Cup.
The USA claimed its seventh consecutive Curtis Cup Match on Sunday at Essex County Club, securing the final two points it needed early with singles wins by 15-year-old Alexis Thompson and 18-year-old Jennifer Johnson.
The USA came into the final eight singles matches with an 8½-3½ lead over Great Britain and Ireland. So the team needed only 1½ points to retain the Cup and two points to win it outright.
Thompson, who went 4-0-1, defeated Scotland's Sally Watson, 6 and 5, for the first USA point and Johnson completed a 3-0-1 week with a 5-and-4 win over Rachel Jennings that clinched the Match.
"It's cool because in all of the team events like [Junior] Ryder Cup, [Junior] Solheim [Cup], I've never done that," said Johnson of getting the clinching point. "My match has always ended after we had already won it. It's kind of cool it."
Even with what seems like an insurmountable lead, the USA players aren't prepared to celebrate just yet. The Americans need just 1½ points to retain the Curtis Cup and two to win it outright in the eight Sunday singles matches. The odds are certainly stacked against a Great Britain and Ireland comeback and it's likely that Ben Crenshaw couldn't come up with a speech to overcome a five-point deficit.
If you remember, Crenshaw guided the U.S. Ryder Cup to a stirring come-from-behind win not far from here at The Country Club in Brookline, Mass, 11 years ago.
"We're going to have no mercy with them," said Jennifer Song, who owns a 2-1-1 record in the Match. "We just have to play our game."
Added Stephanie Kono: "I think singles is kind of my strong suit. We've all played a lot of match play. [On Sunday] we just have to play each match like it's the only one we are thinking about."
USA Captain Noreen Mohler is having the time of her life guiding her young and talented Curtis Cup team this week at Essex County Club. Even with players who could be her grandchildren, the squad is keeping Mohler young.
She's even enjoying their music. The other day in the team van, Mohler was heard singing the lyrics to OMG's "Ocean."
"I was shocked when I heard that," said Stephanie Kono. "I think she is getting used to us."
One of the less ominous driving holes at Essex County Club is at the par-5 third, which has a generous fairway that narrows as it gets closer to the green. But if might have been the toughest drive that Holly Clyburn of Great Britain & Ireland ever faced.
That's because her opening drive in Saturday afternoon's second foursomes match was cold-topped off the left side of the teeing ground. The ball was struck so poorly that it checked up short of shrubs and bushes just 70 yards out. Partner Hanny Barwood's second wasn't much better as she barely advanced the ball short of the fairway. Eventually the 19-year-old Englishwomen conceded the hole to USA without hitting a putt.
The GB&I duo came back to win the second hole when Jennifer Song and Stephanie Kono made their own sloppy bogey from the fairway. That brought the group to the third hole and the mini-drama of what Clyburn might produce with her tee shot. But she hit a good one, long and straight. So pleased was Barwood that she playfully tweaked Clyburn's bicep after the blow.
--Dave Shedloski
The "I" wasn't always there. In the early days of the Curtis Cup Match, it was simply the United States of America versus Great Britain. That was before Irish stalwart Philomena Garvey was named to the British team. Garvey played in six of seven Curtis Cup matches from 1948 through 1960. In 1958, she finally refused to wear the Union Jack when the Ladies Golf Union didn't alter the Curtis Cup emblem to include the Irish flag. So Garvey wouldn't play. In 1960, the Irish flag was included in the LGU emblem. Garvey played. Philomena Garvey, one of Ireland's greatest players, died in 2009 at the age of 83. She would have been proud to see the Irish flag raised at this year's opening ceremony when the band played "The Soldier's Song," Ireland's national anthem.
We're about to commence the second day of the 2010 Curtis Cup Match. We have some interesting pairings for the Saturday morning four-ball matches.
For the USA, the "Kiddie Korps" of Alexis Thompson, 15, and Jessica Korda, 17, are once again a team. They earned a half-point on Friday in foursomes, but were broken up for four-balls. They face the formidable team of Danielle McVeigh and Pamela Pretswell. McVeigh, at 22, is the elder stateswoman of the Match and owns a 1-0-1 record.
Great Britain and Ireland Captain Mary McKenna paired up the 15-year-old Irish twins, Leona and Lisa Maguire. They face Jennifer Song and Cydney Clanton.
The third four-ball match has a Hawaiian theme with Stephanie Kono and Kimberly Kim paired against Sally Watson and Rachel Jennings.
GB&I takes a one-point lead into Day 2, but six points are up for grabs today.
I just hope the golf and drama is matched from Friday's two sessions.
And hopefully we'll get equally nice weather. So far things look good.
Looks like this Curtis Cup Match – as ESPN football analyst Lee Corso likes to say – is going to be closer than the "experts" think. Great Britain and Ireland has come to Essex County Club to play and holds a first-day lead for the first time since 1996. Incidentally, that's the last time GB&I won.
The USA's six-Match win streak could be in jeopardy. But let's remember, this is a three-day event. There is a lot of golf left, including the eight singles matches on Sunday.
If anything, the golf has proven to be outstanding. Four of the six matches played today came to the 18th hole. That's what I call exciting. A few putts dropping here or there and the USA could be the team with the one-point lead. That's how close this competition is.
I was impressed by the GB&I team's spirit and fight. After all, only Stanford University freshman Sally Watson has competed on a regular basis in the States. We tend to be a little bias because we have seen the American girls play and know how good their games are.
But as we all know, good golf is played everywhere on the planet now.
I, for one, can't wait to see what Saturday brings.
A week of buildup to the start of the Curtis Cup can be overwhelming for the participants when the time finally arrives to hit some golf shots.
Just ask Jennifer Johnson.
The U.S. Amateur runner-up was charged with hitting the first drive for America Friday in the opening foursomes match.
"There were definitely some nerves there," Johnson said.
Apparently, even more than she wanted to admit. Her partner, U.S. Women's Am champion Jennifer Song, spilled on the truth.
"Actually, I had planned to tee up her ball on the first tee because she was feeling so shaky," Song said with a laugh. "But she ended up doing just fine. And she hit it good, too."
-Dave Shedloski
A quick update from the golf course. Jessica Korda and Alexis Thompson, the youngest players on the USA team, own a 1-up lead over Great Britain and Ireland's Holly Clyburn and Hannah Barlow through nine holes of their foursome match. Korda and Thompson are enjoying a huge advantage off the tee, but an overly aggressive approach from Thompson cost them a hole. Korda's chip from rough behind the green skidded 20 feet beyond the flagstick, where Thompson failed to convert the putt.
The two took a 2-up lead with a par at No. 3 and a 15-foot birdie by Korda at the fifth. Clyburn holed a clutch 9-foot par putt at the sixth hole to earn a critical halve.
In what looks to be a glorious day for golf – sunny skies and temperatures in the upper-60s – the 2010 Curtis Cup Match officially got underway Friday morning at Essex County Club with three foursomes (alternate shot) matches.
Rachel Jennings of Great Britain and Ireland struck the first tee shot at 9 a.m. and ripped a drive into the left portion of the first fairway. She is paired with Sally Watson, who just completed her freshman season at Stanford University.
Jennifer Johnson of La Quinta, Calif., followed with an equally impressive drive. Johnson, who just finished her freshman year at Arizona State University, is paired with reigning U.S. Women's Amateur and U.S. Women's Amateur Public Links champion Jennifer Song of Ann Arbor, Mich. Song finished her sophomore season at the University of Southern California and is competing in her final amateur competition. She will turn pro after the Match.
I've always thought the flag-raising ceremony to be the most stirring of all Curtis Cup celebrations, with the past players and then the current teams walking in, single file, to be greeted by the applause of an appreciative audience. It rained tonight. Drizzled when the music of the Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra Musicians began, and turned in to a steady downpour as Glover's Marblehead Regiment fired their salute and the fife and drum corps marked the Revolution.
It failed to dampen spirits. One special touch was Joan Kulukundis and Sheila Hill, dressed as Harriot and Margaret Curtis, leading the parade of players. So perfect for this special place, the home club of the sisters who started this match. "Harriot" and "Margaret" carried in the Curtis Cup. How great that was.
Stirring speeches and the raising of the flag, perfect. I stood behind the rows of chairs holding past players. How devoted they are to this meeting, many coming from Great Britain and Ireland to support their colors. Maureen Garrett, a member of the 1948 GB&I team, a former captain, former president of the LGU, was driven to the scene in a motorized golf cart where she sat watching intently as the Stars 'n Stripes, the Union Jack and the Flag of Ireland rose skyward in the rain as the national anthems were played.
--Rhonda Glenn
Two-time USA player (1060, '62) and twice captain (1986, '88), Judy Bell, was assigned to look after Harriot Curtis at the 1970 match at Brae Burn C.C. Several people, including Bell and Curtis, were to stand at a clubhouse window and watch the players tee off on the first hole. Harriot suddenly disappeared and Bell then saw her below, heading down the 18th hole. "Oh no, no, Miss Curtis, the match is going down the first," Judy said. "Oh, no," Harriot said. "I want to see the 17th, where I beat Margaret." Harriot was heading to the green where she had closed out her sister Margaret, 2 and 1, to win the 1906 U.S. Women's Amateur.
-- Rhonda Glenn
Maureen Garrett, former GB&I captain (1960) and player (1948), told of a time when Margaret and Harriot Curtis, who donated the Revere bowl that is given to the winning team, were thinking of changing the Cup. Garrett was asked by Mildred Prunaret, former USA captain and a member of the USGA Women's Committee, to meet with Margaret and Harriot about the issue. The four met for lunch at the Curtis house on Nob Hill, Boston. "I had never seen anybody smoke a clay pipe before, but Margaret smoked hers after lunch," Garrett said. "And she had her dogs roll over and 'play dead' for me. During the course of lunch, Mildred Prunaret and I said in so many ways, 'Please, please do not change that bowl.' It is so beautiful, we told them, and it had the special meaning about 'the British are coming.' So they said they wouldn't. As we left, Margaret turned to me and said, 'Do you play golf?' And she put a ball in my hand. It was just lovely. I put it in my handbag. And when I got back, I looked at it, and it was full of terrific cuts. Apparently, she had found these balls with her dog on the course. And I thought, 'Margaret knows what state my golf is in, giving me a cut ball.' "
Peggy Kirk Bell, famed instructor and a member of the 1950 USA Curtis Cup team, said making the team was her goal in golf as an amateur. "That's what I want to do – represent my country," Bell said several years ago in an interview with the USGA. "If I could make that team, I thought that was like being in the Olympics…I can remember finding out about it. They would call you and announce it. I ordered room service that day. We were playing in a tournament in Florida, and I ordered tea. I said, 'I've got to get used to having tea if we're going to England.' Making the team, it was a goal accomplished…That was the biggest thrill, really. Then it came out in the paper, and you got a letter from the USGA at the same time. I still have that letter. That was really a thrill." Bell also played with the 1990 USA Curtis Cup team in a practice session in Florida a few months before the match. "I told them they were going to win," Bell said. "They'd have a putt (of) about a foot and I'd say, 'Putt it out. You don't think they're going to give you that, do you? They'll be tough.' And, you know, it was a closer match than the score, 14 to 4, indicated."
The late Enid Wilson, noted British golf journalist and a member of the first GB&I Curtis Cup team in 1932, once related this story: Nancy, Viscountess Astor, though American-born, was president of the Ladies Golf Union in 1952 and chaired the Annual General Meeting in London. There was a motion wishing Lady Katherine Cairns, GB&I Curtis Cup captain, and her players the best of luck in the upcoming match at Muirfield. Lady Katherine responded to the good wishes, "We shall do our damndest." Everyone chuckled at the effect this had on Lady Astor, who pantomimed being shocked. Four months later, on the evening of the day when the GB&I had won the Curtis Cup for the first time, a wire was sent by Lady Katherine to Lady Astor. The brief message said, "We have done our damndest." Later that evening, a telegram from Lady Astor was read to the assembled players at the Celebration Dinner. "Deplore your language. Glory in your victory," it read.
The Essex County Club is the home club of sisters Margaret and Harriot Curtis, who founded this match and donated the cup. The historic atmosphere at this venerable old club is not lost on Barbara McIntire, the two-time USA captain and six-time player. "There is nothing but history at Essex, and also at Myopia Hunt Club, where the Supporters Saucer was played yesterday," McIntire said. "I actually played with Margaret here in 1960. We played with Mildred Prunaret, our 1960 USA captain, and Judy Bell, my business partner and a member of that team. I lost a ball that day. Margaret went out and found it after we played. She called Prunes and said, 'I found the ball.' " In her later years, Margaret had a curious habit of looking for lost balls by lying in the rough and rolling over and over to find them. But she found hundreds, donating them to charity.
A sense of gloom has settled over past Curtis Cup players because Judy Bell, the two-time USA Captain who played on the American side in 1960 and '62, is not here. It's a rare absence for Bell, who has long been one of the Curtis Cup's strongest advocates. Bell's health issues and a lack of mobility forced her doctors to declare she could not travel to this gathering and Bell is greatly disappointed, to say the least. Her vivacious manner, dedication to the Cup and commanding presence are greatly missed here and a subject of much discussion among her multitude of pals. She will be notably absent at the two most moving ceremonies, tonight's flag-raising and Sunday's celebration dinner. Neither will she be taking her usual place among the rules officials.
One of the finest Curtis Cup traditions is the cast of past players who come to each match. For them, this is a reunion of sorts. We're privileged to again have Maureen Garrett, a member of the 1948 GB&I team, on the site. Garrett, who won the USGA's Bob Jones Award for distinguished sportsmanship, is a great raconteur with a voluminous memory bank of Curtis Cup anecdotes. She seldom misses this Curtis Cup reunion, travelling from her home in Poole, England. Bridget Jackson, a member of the 1958, '64 and '68 GB&I teams, is also here. She was honored by Queen Elizabeth with the MBE, Member of the British Empire. On the American side we have three members of the 1958 team on hand, six-time Curtis Cup player Barbara McIntire, three-time USA player Ann Casey Johnstone and Meriam Bailey Leeke.
Written by Rhonda Glenn
A steady drizzle greeted both teams for Thursday's final practice round before the 2010 Curtis Cup Match commences on Friday. Despite the inclement weather, both teams got out onto the golf course. In fact, the Great Britain and Ireland squad probably felt like they were back home. Fifteen-year-old twins Lisa and Leona Maguire said this is a typical day in Ireland.
Hopefully, the weather will clear up in time for the flag raising opening ceremony tonight. The opening ceremony for a Curtis Cup is very special and emotional. Pairings for the first session of foursomes also will be announced by the captains.
The good thing is Friday's forecast is calling for sunny skies. The weekend also is looking OK, but there might be a pop-up thunderstorm each day.
Before embarking on a Wednesday afternoon practice round at Essex County Club, members of the USA Curtis Cup Team spent a few minutes decorating the team van and golf carts used by Captain Noreen Mohler and the USGA's Donna Mummert, the team manager.Jessica Korda, Tiffany Lua, Stephanie Kono and Jennifer Song painted "Go USA" and USA All The Way" using red, white and blue markers. In keeping with the patriotic theme, the artwork also included red, white and blue stars, and an American flag."Ðo they do this at the Walker Cup?" quipped Mohler, a Woburn, Mass., native who is enjoying a homecoming this week in the Boston area. "We're having way too much fun."Korda and Lua provided most of the artwork. The cart decorations included red, white and blue streamers and American flags.The Great Britain and Ireland team cart also featured the Union Jack and the Irish flag.Team USA got away from the golf course on Wednesday morning, taking a duck tour on the Charles River.
Both teams are going through their final preparations for the three-day Match that begins on Friday morning.
While it wasn't a Ubaldo Jimenez or Stephen Strasburg fastball in terms of velocity, the ceremonial pitch Noreen Mohler fired at Fenway Park prior to the May 27 Boston Red Sox/Kansas City Royals found the target.
"I didn't bounce it into the ground and it went right into the glove with a little pop to it," said the 2010 USA Curtis Cup captain.
Mohler laughed when asked if she hit 85 mph on the radar gun. The important thing is she won't end up on any blooper video. Mohler spent a few days practicing the toss with husband, Jeff, to ensure that the ball would find its intended target.
The opportunity to throw out a ceremonial first pitch came from Curtis Cup General Chairman Bill Van Faasen. Mohler grew up in the Boston suburb of Woburn and the 2010 Match is being contested at Essex County Club in Manchester-by-the-Sea June 11-13.
Unfortunately, Mohler was unable to have Boston catcher and captain Jason Varitek receive the pitch. Players don't take part in the ceremony, so Mohler threw to one of the team's ambassadors.
"I got to see [the players]," said Mohler, adding that she didn't get to meet them. "I was about 15 feet from them. But they don't let you near them."
Mohler and her family spent the game – a 4-3 Royals victory – as guests of Van Faasen in his company's box, where they enjoyed all the fixings expected of a suite. "The bar doesn't close in the seventh inning like it does [in the regular part of the park]," said Mohler.
The game concluded a wonderful five days in Boston for Mohler, where seven of the eight team members – Jennifer Song had a prior commitment in Korea – took part in an informal practice session at Essex County Club. It was a chance for players to bond and for Mohler to try various combinations for foursomes (alternate shot).
"They are all horses, so they are all ready to run," said Mohler. "Getting the chance to play with them, they are just so good. And they are wonderful ladies. There are no attitudes on that team."
The team officially arrives for the 2010 Match on June 6 and the opening ceremonies are June 10.


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3 Oceans and 7 continentsThe oceans of the Earth cover about 70% of its surface with land making up the rest. Unlike the land masses the oceans are all connected forming one continuous body of water that surrounds all of the continents. The continents, on the other hand do not form one large land mass but are separated from one another either by natural bodies of water, or, in recent decades by man-made waterways such as the Suez Canal and the Panama Canal.
For reasons that are not entirely based on science, some maps now add the Arctic and Southern Oceans. However, traditionally, the waters that make up the Arctic Ocean were considered part of the Atlantic and the waters that make up the Southern Ocean were considered part of the Indian Ocean. In this lecture, we will be following the more traditional division of the Earth's waters into three great oceans.
The oceansThe three sefirot wisdom, understanding, and knowledge are the sefirot that are considered to lie in what is known as "the hidden realm [that] is God's."1 In the human psyche, they manifest as the intellectual faculties of wisdom, understanding, and knowledge. By "manifest," we mean that the sefirot themselves are archetypal categories of God's affluence, which must take some form in order to be comprehended or grasped. Similarly, we are now saying that these three sefirot also manifest as the three oceans of our planet. Before looking at the particular correspondence between the oceans and the sefirot, let us meditate on a couple of more general considerations regarding the oceans. One world oceanAs mentioned, the oceans of our planet are all connected. Unlike the continents, which the waters divide, you can imagine that all of the waters on our planet make one large world ocean. The same is true of the three supernal sefirot, wisdom, understanding, and knowledge. In Kabbalah, there is a model of seven chambers (heichalot) into which the sefirot are divided.2 The three higher sefirot are all within a single chamber called: the chamber of the holy of holies (היכל קדש הקדשים ), which is the highest chamber. The name of the chamber itself alludes to its containing three elements: the holy (1 element) of holies (2 elements). In other words, one of the sefirot is considered above and more holy than the other two. In general, the chamber of the holy of holies begins with understanding but it includes within it also wisdom and crown. UninhabitableThe seven continents, the surface of the Earth that man can potentially inhabit (even though some of the dry land is not habitable because it is desert) correspond to the seven relatively lower sefirot, which in Kabbalah constitute the emotive faculties of the heart. In Chassidut, the seven lower sefirot are also associated with man's animal soul, while the three supernal intellectual sefirot correspond to man's Divine soul. Ocean worldActually, that dry land rises above sea level is a miracle because according to the Torah (and science as well), it is only natural that water should cover the entire face of the earth and there should be no visible dry land. This is known from the natural order of the four archetypal elements: fire, air, water, and earth. In Torah, as was accepted for many thousands of years by all systems of thought, the elements' natural position in relation to one another is pictured by four concentric circles. Earth is the innermost circle, next comes water, then air, and finally fire. The element of earth is completely circumscribed by the next larger circle of water. According to this order, earth is the lowest of the elements and therefore naturally should be submerged underwater. For this reason, according to the Genesis account of creation, on the third day, God had to command the waters to recede so that dry land emerge. Because of this miracle— that the land rises above the surface of the waters—one of our morning blessings praises God for this miracle that allows the world to continue to sustain revealed life.
The Atlantic OceanThe idiom used to describe the waters covering the earth, "chaotic and void" appears only three times in the entire Bible. The first time is in the second verse of Genesis. The second time this idiom appears is in a beautifully poetic verse from Isaiah: "The ka'ath and the kipod [nocturnal birds] will inherit it, the owl and the raven shall dwell in it, and He shall stretch upon it a line of chaos and stones of the void."7 The Pacific OceanThe literal meaning of "Pacific" is "rest" or "peace." On the one hand, the Pacific Ocean is the biggest of all the oceans, yet, for all its tremendous size, it is relatively peaceful. Peace and rest are inherent qualities the Shabbat—the day of rest and peace. In Kabbalah, the Shabbat is associated with the sefirah of wisdom and the father principle, indicating that wisdom is the most peaceful and quiet of all the sefirot. Another allusion to the quiet nature of the sefirah of wisdom is the sages' aphorism that "wisdom is bound by silence."9 The Pacific Ocean thus corresponds to the sefirah of wisdom and everything that it represents. The Indian OceanFinally, we come to the Indian Ocean, which we already know must correspond to the final remaining intellectual sefirah: knowledge. In the Bible, the Indian Ocean has a great deal of significance. It is only natural to think that the most important ocean in the Bible is the Atlantic. This is because the Land of Israel borders on the Mediterranean Sea, which is an offshoot of the Atlantic Ocean. But, in the central story of the Five Books of Moses—the Exodus from Egypt—the sea that was split was the Red Sea, which is an offshoot of the Indian Ocean. In fact, the Red Sea is where the Indian Ocean seems like it is reaching up and trying to touch the Mediterranean Sea.
Now in Kabbalah, knowledge is directly connected to foundation. In the human body, knowledge corresponds to the posterior brain, which is considered the spiritual source of the reproductive seed, while foundation corresponds to the reproductive organ. Indeed, we see that on its eastern end, the Indian Ocean reaches to Australia, which among the continents corresponds to foundation. At its western edge the Indian Ocean touches Africa, which as we will see corresponds to the sefirah of might. The word for "might" in Hebrew, gevurah, stems from gever, one of the four synonyms for "man." This particular synonym is the one used for the idiom ko'ach gavra, which means "the power of fertility." In addition, the span of the Indian Ocean from Australia (foundation) to Africa (might) alludes to the name Yosef (Joseph is the archetypal soul of foundation) Yitzchak (Isaac is the archetypal soul of might), the name of the previous Lubavitcher Rebbe. The Panama and Suez CanalsIn modern times, man has created two great canals to connect all the oceans of the earth. The earlier of the two is the Suez Canal, which connects the cities of Port Sa'id on the Mediterranean Sea and Suez on the Red Sea. The Canal was officially opened for traffic on November 17, 1869 and is 163km long and 300m wide at its narrowest point. Northern and southern hemispheresIn order to discuss the continents we need to begin with a passage15 from the Zohar which sheds light on the relationship between the northern and southern hemispheres. In this particular passage, the Zohar discusses the essential nature of the elements and the four directions: north, south, east, and west. It is important to know that though the Zohar was well aware of the complexity of the Earth (as were all the sages, and most wise men of the ancient world), that it is a sphere and that the equator divides it into two hemispheres, its frame of reference is the northern hemisphere alone.
The two qualities of water are cold and wet. Let us say another word about water. Most people think that water is primarily (essentially) wet and only secondarily (accidentally) cold. But Kabbalah teaches that it is the other way around: water is primarily cold and secondarily wet. ContinentsThis general statement about the difference between the north and south hemispheres of our planet will help us better understand how we correlate the continents with the seven emotive sefirot. As we did with the oceans, let us first present the particular correspondence of sefirot and continents:
Now, three of the seven continents are connected as one. The two which are absolutely connected are Europe and Asia, so much so that sometimes they are referred to as Eurasia. The third, which is tenuously connected to Asia and Europe, is Africa. Human civilization originally began on these three continents. AsiaLet us explain why we see Asia as corresponding to loving-kindness. First, the Hebrew spelling of Asia is אסיא (pronounced: Asya) and its numerical value, 72, is exactly the numerical value of "loving-kindness" חסד ! The literal meaning of Asya in Aramaic is a healer. In the Torah, the archetypal healer is the Cohen (the priest) who is the "man of loving-kindness." EuropeNow Europe, which is today considered to be the cradle of Western civilization (whether it be Greece or Rome) corresponds to beauty. Noah's son who settled Europe was named Japheth, which in Hebrew literally means "beauty." There is even a verse that relates Japheth directly to beauty: "God has made Japheth beautiful."19 North and South AmericaNow, the seven emotive powers of the soul are divided into three primary faculties, loving-kindness, might, and beauty followed by two faculties called victory and acknowledgment, and then one faculty called foundation that stands separately and another final faculty, kingdom, which also stands alone. This is exactly how the continents are divided on the surface of the earth. Asia, Europe, and Africa go together. Then the two that form a single unit are the two Americas, North and South. AustraliaThe one continent that stands alone as a big island in the middle of the ocean is Australia, which corresponds in Kabbalah to the sefirah of foundation. Foundation is on the middle axis, but it tends to the left side. This fits perfectly with our identification of the southern hemisphere with the left, since Australia lies entirely in the southern hemisphere. AntarcticaThe final sefirah is kingdom. Though kingdom lies at the end of the middle axis, it is considered to tend entirely to the left. So, this fits beautifully with the identification of kingdom with Antarctica, which again is entirely in the Earth's southern hemisphere. The solar system and the EarthSo now that we have identified 10 different parts of the earth's surface, let us extend this to the entire Solar System. One of the reasons we compare these two models in this way is that it demonstrates the holographic principle of Kabbalistic models. Like the Earth's surface, the Solar System is considered to have 10 different unique objects, one of which is the Earth. So, the correspondence between the objects of the Solar System and the sefirot is holographically repeated in the correspondence between the parts of the Earth's surface and the sefirot, as we will now see.
Our model of the oceans and continents began with wisdom, but as explained, because of the special relationship between knowledge and crown, the Indian Ocean can correspond to either one of these sefirot. So let us draw a composite of the two models with the Indian Ocean corresponding to crown:
Now, what this composite chart reveals is that when the Indian Ocean corresponds to crown, all three oceans (which then form one body of water, as above) reflect the Sun. The sun is considered today to be in a "liquid," atomic plasma state, beautifully reflecting the novelty of the earth's liquid water. Mercury is the fastest planet (in terms of its sun orbit, thus corresponding to the speed of the father's (wisdom is the father principle) procreative seed. Mercury is also the name of the only metal that is a liquid at room temperature, bringing home it correspondence to the Pacific Ocean, the largest body of water. Venus has always been a feminine symbol, and in Kabbalah is associated with the mother principle. 1. Deuteronomy 29:28. See in length in our article titled "The Concealed are God's" and in What You Need to Know About Kabbalah, pp. 148-9. 2. Zohar I, 23b. 3. Though difficult to quantify, it would be interesting to check the historical correlation between our increase in abstract knowledge and sea exploration as well as between scientific discoveries relating to matter and the amount of human interaction. 4. A beautiful example was given once by Rav Adin Steinsaltz to explain the difference between the Lubavitcher Rebbe and other religious leaders. Imagine that scientists were to declare that in two weeks time the oceans would rise high enough to cover the entire surface of the earth. The world would be stricken with panic and all the religious leaders would proceed to declare that the Day of Judgment is upon us and would urge their followers to repent. But, says Rav Steinsaltz, faced with such a prospect, the Lubavitcher Rebbe would have said: "Fine. Then we have two weeks to learn how to live underwater!" 5. Isaiah 45:18. 6. Genesis 1:2. 7. Isaiah 34:11. The final appearance is in Jeremiah 4:23 in an almost direct paraphrase of the first appearance in Genesis 1:2. 8. Chagigah 12a. 9. Avot 3:13. 10. It is well known that the Native Americans were mistakenly named Indians because Columbus was trying to reach India by circumnavigating the globe. Nonetheless, this seeming mistake may have uncovered the deep essence of the Native American peoples. This also offers us deep insight into the nature of Thanksgiving as celebrated in the United States especially, which commemorates the good-will between Indians (those who know how to give thanks, as above) and the first English settlers. 11. Accordingly, it all depends on how high (or deep, as we saw earlier) your sefirah of acknowledgment reaches. 12. The parting of the Red Sea was in an east-west direction, while the Suez Canal runs from north to south, so they are orthogonal to one another. 13. Ibid. 3:17. 14. See Zohar III, 4a. 15. Ibid. II, 23a-24a. 16. Following the order of fire, air, water, and earth, it is easy to see that the essential quality of the former element becomes the accidental quality of the next. 17. Most importantly see the Eishel Avraham's (Fiorda: 1701) commentary on these folios. See also the Alter Rebbe's Lukutei Torah, Tazria 19d-20a and Mikdash Melech on these folios. 18. Regarding the link between Asia and chaos see also Haktav Vehakabalah to Genesis 4:17 ("And he built a city"). 19. Genesis 9:27. 20. For more about the axes, see What You Need to Know About Kabbalah, pp. 81ff. 21. Zohar III, 236a. 22. As in the Zohar's idiom: "She [kingdom] is in hod [acknowledgment]." 23. Stated simply scientists have now defined 3 criteria for considering an object a planet. They are:
Pluto fails the final criteria. By comparison, the Earth's mass is 1.7 million times greater than the remaining mass in its orbit around the Sun, but Pluto's is only 0.07 times that of the mass of other objects in its orbit. 24. See our website www.inner.org/??? 25. Psalms 89:3. 26. Ibid. 67:3. |
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Weekly Green: February 23, 2012
Hello all. In this week's news:
- Transportation bill backs offshore drilling in California;
- More on the plight of the honeybee;
- Dismal forecast for Central Valley farm water supply;
- Greenhouse gas battle could reap billions in auctions;
- Climate scientist embroiled in ethics storm over Heartland documents;
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Leading Off
House transportation bill backs offshore drilling
Five-year transportation bills are traditionally bipartisan earmark fests that send hundreds of billions of dollars for highways, bridges, transit and other infrastructure to California and other states. But this year, House Republicans, ruling out earmarks but desperate for revenue, have produced a fossil-fuel extravaganza that would require oil drilling off the California coast and along the entire continental shelf on the east and west coasts, including Florida.
Obama to tout energy plan to counter Republican attacks on gas prices
Amid growing GOP attacks on the White House over gas prices, President Obama will use a Thursday speech to tout his administration's efforts to expand domestic oil-and-gas production, while stressing that drilling is not the only solution to the country's energy woes.
Greenhouse gas battle could reap billions in auctions
The auctions are a critical part of California's "cap-and-trade" plan to cut greenhouse gases – using market-based measures as opposed to direct orders from regulators to throttle emissions.
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Sea turtle may become California's official marine reptile
California has a state bird, a state flower and even a state fossil — the saber-toothed cat. Joining the bunch could be an official state marine reptile.
One hive makes it through the winter, one doesn't
As if the honeybee didn't already have it hard enough. The United States is losing about one-third of its honeybee hives a year, most of those over the winter. These losses are unsustainable.
Wildfire Trends: You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet
Also revealed at the AAAS annual meeting was possibly the first-ever global estimate of fire-related mortality. Based on data collected over a ten-year period, Respiratory health researcher Fay Johnston puts the annual death toll related to "landscape fires" at about 340,000.
Feds, blaming dry winter, offer dismal forecast for Valley farm water supply
Wednesday's dismal outlook -- the first of the season from the Bureau of Reclamation -- has west-side farmers potentially idling more land and east-side growers looking for additional sources of water.
EPA to drill 30 new wells in Burbank, Glendale, NoHo for hexavalent chromium monitoring
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will drill about 30 new wells deep below the San Fernando Valley next month to better define a toxic underground chemical plume that regulators admit they still don't understand.
Water tunnels would be huge project -- if they clear huge obstacles
Pumps that now serve that aqueduct and its nearby federal counterpart kill millions of fish every year and are blamed for altering the habitat of the estuary itself, once among the world's most productive fisheries. The tunnel project is intended to move the intakes upstream, to locations presumed to be less harmful to fish and their habitat.
Unsafe levels of lead still found in California youths
Now the number of cases could climb dramatically based on emerging research of the harm associated with low levels of the metal in children's systems. At the same time, government programs to combat lead poisoning are being slashed.
Incentives help Sacramento Valley farmers replace diesel pumps with electric to cut pollution
The federal government is boosting the existing pump replacement program by about $1 million. It is being administered by the Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality District.
BP Oil Spill: Judge Rules Company Liable For Civil Penalties
A federal judge ruled Wednesday that BP PLC and one of its minority partners in the blown-out Macondo well are liable for civil penalties under the Clean Water Act for their roles in the nation's worst offshore oil spill.
Heartland Anti-Climate Science Agenda Exposed
Gleick hurt by ethics lapse over climate papers
The papers, which Gleick insists are legitimate, show a coordinated national effort - including programs designed for school children - to discredit climate change science. That campaign appears in the documents to be funded by industries that might be hurt by efforts to control greenhouse gases.
Berkeley-based scientist causes ethics storm over climate change documents
The issue has riveted the environmental community and the energy industry, raising questions about whether the damage will extend past Gleick's reputation and harm scientists' efforts to convince the public that climate change is real and largely caused by humans.
Global warming and earthly lies (column)
Heartland President Joe Bast accused Gleick of "stealing" internal documents to "embarrass a group that disagrees with his views." Enviros love the karma here.
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What's the Difference Between Apple Juice and Apple Cider?
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Near as I can figure out, the only difference is that fresh cider isn't filtered. It's brown and cloudy instead of brown and clear. Nancy just made some in the rig pictured above.
In this week's episode, she lists just some of the many varieties of eating apples available around here right now. But Americans didn't always grow apples to eat.
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Is there any doubt who the Phoenix Coyotes MVP has been this season?
Goaltender Mike Smith has been the man all year long, and he stepped up big time in Game 6 Monday night at the United Center, facing 39 shots from the Chicago Blackhawks and stopping them all, propelling the Coyotes to a 4-0 win and the franchise's first playoff series win since relocating to Arizona in 1996.
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The second goal came after a beautiful pass from Kyle Chipchura behind the net to Gilbert Brule who wristed the puck past Crawford.
The Coyotes then got a five minute power play after the Blackhawks Jimmy Hayes drove Coyotes defenseman Michal Roszival into the boards. Hayes received a major penalty and a game misconduct. Roszival also had to leave the ice. The third Phoenix goal came on the power play as Antoine Vermette put the puck home from the doorstep.
And Chipchura added the icing on the cake with the fourth Coyote goal of the game. His shot from the slot flew past Crawford, and just like that, the Coyotes were headed to the second round of the playoffs.
Smith was certainly brilliant, but what might be even more impressive is the Coyotes getting scoring from a number of different players. Radim Vrbata and Ray Whitney, both big scorers in the regular season, were not strong offensively in round 1. But other players stepped up and helped the Coyotes eek out wins.
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Holy crap.
I thought these neighborhoods had been bought out years ago.
Besides, don't give me that old song and dance about not having the where with all to get the hell up and move. Pioneers got in a wagon and made a way to get from point A to point B.
You do whatever the hell you have to do to get your family to a safer place. Those refineries have been there for what, over 60 years?
Sheesh and now we have a good ol' dyed in the wool 70's environmental eggspert down from New Yawk to learn all us Sutherners how to do it....pppfffttt
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100mcg a day gonna try to train everyday. thinking of taking a break day in between since some people seem to be doing pulse dosing with this.
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goal: make arms bigger since they lag way behind my shoulders and a good bit behind my back and chest
Day one: 100mcg Sub.
well did biceps today, focusing on full controlled reps to try to stretch my muscles and fascia to ignite some growth since they are lagging in comparison to the rest of my body.
Workout was good, felt good. However, as soon as i pushed the plunger, i felt the pain. it was like winstrol all over again accept not quite as bad, but 7 hours later it hasnt subsided.
the spot is a little puffy and painful but it is bearable.
i plan to do some ipamorelin since gh reduces myostatin from what i have read.
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WTF = Easter Islands, possibly, but I assume its Polynesia What? = Azores Cloudy Meetballs = Bermuda (Triangle, ring a bell?) The left really? = Mascerine Islands (Mauritius for example) the right really? = Maledives No one = Penguins don't need fancy GPUs
The "What?" arrow is pointing at Azores. Not that low populated, lots of people live there. It's a very beautiful place, lots of amazing landscapes and the locals are very friendly. The US of A has a A.F. base there. EDIT: MRCL beat me to with and with a more complete answer. Well done!
Part of my job requirement is Geography. I had to know where every land on earth is located, its name, its capital, and largest cities. I knew them all. Forgotten most of em now tho
It would be nice if it went to a member of TPU who is a regular. That way we would see a thread and some nice pictures, but as usual, they're all prize goblins and just enter for the prize and never log in again.
Thanks to you all! I'm the winner of HD5870 from China. I can't believe it when i received the prize mail. When i read this announcement, i feel i'm so lucky. Also wish good lucks to you all!
Thank you very much! It will be a few days before i received the card. I'll share my experiences here when put it in my computer.
My PSU is 700W My PSU is RocketFish 700W, but i guess its real power is only 550 watt. I think it can support this card. The card currently in my computer is HD 3870x2 and it works well. Q9450 + Asus P5W HD Extreme + 320G + 4G DDR2 + Nec ND 3520A + HD 3870x2/5870 ^___^
if you can run a 3870x2, then a 5870 will run just fine. I think it uses even less power than the 3870x2
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Two of my most favorite summer foods are ice cream and cantaloupe which is why I absolutely LOVE, LOVE this week's drink...A Cantaloupe Cooler! I think it's more like a dessert than a drink...All I can say is YUM, YUM!
- 3/4 cup LAND O LAKES® Fat Free Half & Half
- 1/2 small (2 cups) cantaloupe, cut into 2-inch chunks
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- 3 cups vanilla ice cream
- Mint sprigs, if desired
- Melon wedges, if desired
Combine fat free half & half, cantaloupe and vanilla in 5-cup blender container. Cover; blend at medium speed until well blended (30 seconds to 1 minute).
Scrape down sides of container; add ice cream. Cover; blend at medium speed until smooth (10 to 15 seconds).
Pour into individual glasses. Garnish with mint sprigs and melon wedges, if desired. Serve immediately.
TIP: This melon cooler can be eaten slightly frozen as a milk shake or thawed as an ice cream drink.


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"Cranberry-filled wreaths make a festive addition to your holiday brunch table."
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3 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
1/4 cup sugar
1 envelope Fleischmann's® Active Dry or RapidRise Yeast
1 teaspoon salt
3/4 cup evaporated milk
1/4 cup butter or margarine
1/4 cup water
2 eggs
Cranberry Filling:
1 cup finely chopped cranberries
1/2 cup sugar
1 1/2 teaspoons grated orange peel
Powdered Sugar Frosting (optional):
1 cup powdered sugar, sifted
4 teaspoons evaporated milk, or as needed
1/2 teaspoon Spice Islands® Pure Vanilla Extract
Perfect for the holidays! I love how these come together. They look so impressive when they're done, like a lot more time and effort went into them. I brought these in to work and they were gone in under 10 minutes! I made the recipe exactly as written. The only thing I might change next time is to use a bit less orange peel. Make sure you chop the cranberries really fine. It'll make it easier to spread the filling. For the icing, I used vanilla-nut extract. Nice combo of flavors!
They look gorgeous on the desert table but not s yummy in the tummy, most of my guest didnt finish it as it was to doughy and the cranberry filling lack a little taste . To Bitter. With a little tweaking next year these will be a hit.
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I had left over cranberry sauce from Thanksgiving I needed to use up and this was a great way to do it! So, obviously i didn't make the filling and can't say how that turned out. I did add the orange zest to the cranberry sauce and the orange flavor is just right. I did a double batch and did one as the wreaths and the other rolled up like cinnamon rolls. Both worked well. I only had half the amount of evaporated milk but used whole for the rest and it was fine. Next time I will try using orange juice instead of Vanilla in the frosting for an orange flavor. Don't be afraid of the flour on the counter top. You don't want a thick layer but if there isn't enough flour it's not going to be very easy to fold or roll the dough. The recipe says it makes a "thick batter". They mean "soft dough" so if using a mixer use the bread hooks at least once you start to add the final flour.
This was an adventure! First- I was out of AP flour, but since I have been dabbling in gluten free baking I had some rice flour on hand. I subbed that for the AP flour, and it resulted in a lovely dough, but one that did not rise, and also there was no way I was folding it without it cracking. Second- in a strange twist, I had no oranges (when I almost always have them) but I did have Cointreau (when I almost never have liquor)...so I subbed that in for the orange. Those were my only ingredient changes. After a rather comical couple of minutes trying to chop the rollie-pollie cranberries, I put them in my blender to chop them. I was careful to pulse until finely chopped, but not completely mashed. Now I was at a loss as to what to do with my dough. Ultimately, I rolled it into balls, flattened the balls into rounds, then spread some cranberry filling on half the rounds and topped with the remaining rounds. I crimped them together, brushed with an egg wash and baked them. Then I topped them with the frosting, which I added a 1/2 teaspoon of almond extract to in addition to the vanilla. These turned out incredibly, amazingly good- kind of like a super fancy Pop-Tart! I have every intention of making these again the proper way, but I am so happy I was able to turn what could have been a failure into a delectable success. I do believe when I make this again, I will still sub the Cointreau for the orange- it gives such a lovely depth of flavor. Overall, a must try!!!
These were really good. I do think that next time I make these I will add a few tablespoons of orange juice to the cranberry filling to make it more sauce-like instead of dry. With no liquid in the filling it didn't really "spread" well. I also will roll them up and slice them like a cinnamon roll instead of the wreath shape. With young children, time is precious!! They were delicious. I will definitely make them again!!!
These took a bit of time, but were well worth it in the end! Every part of it tasted wonderful! The bread was light and the twist was beautiful to look at. I skipped the icing and they were sweet enough with out them. Because of where I live I had to use dried cranberries, which I added some liquid to and allowed to soak while I made the dough (also had to skip the oranges, though I think it would only add another wonderful dimension to the taste!) I wasn't sure putting the dough in the fridge would let it rise, but it did! Kids, hubby, and company all loved them!!
These were cute and tasted great! They received four stars because they were very messy to assemble. Next time I make them I will take the advice of one reviewer and just roll them up and cut like cinnamon rolls. I also used parchment paper and that helped eliminate the mess on the baking sheet. The taste was fine. I think the filling could have used a tad more sweetening. Perhaps a bit more frosting on top. It was very good really, and I will make again, just with some minor changes. Thanks for posting!
Delicious! I made these with a whole wheat dough. I cooked the cranberries with honey and grated orange peel until it looked like the juice had evaporated. These were so good that I didn't want to frost them! These are my newest Christmas tradition!
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Serving Size: 1/12 of a recipe Servings Per Recipe: 12 Amount Per Serving Calories: 298 Calories from Fat: 58
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