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Iranian News Agencies - Farsi News Agencies
|Fars News - http://www.farsnews.com
Fars News Agency
|Aftab - http://www.aftabnews.ir
Aftab News Agency
|farhikhtegan weekly official website - http://www.farhikhtegan.org/
Weekly newspaper about scientific, culture, artistic, educational, society and ....
|Isna - http://www.isna.ir
Iranian Students' News Agency
|DEUTSCHE WELLE - http://www2.dw-world.de/persian/
DEUTSCHE WELLE Radio -news International - Farsi Service
|ansarnews - http://www.ansarnews.com
Ansar News Agency
|Irna - http://www.irna.ir
Islamic Republic News Agency
|Konkoor News Agency - http://konkoornews.com
Konkoor News ,Natayej ,Azat Uni
|IRIB - http://www.irib.com/
Official website with information on Iran, and a list of television channels and radio stations with their schedules.
|ILNA - http://www.ilna.ir
Iranian Labour News Agency
|Parsa News - http://www.persanews.com
This is a group news site and it has all news about Iran and other countries
|MGA News - http://www.mga.ir
The Firs news -media web site in iran- not government-The Iran and iranian news photo news Top news
|Moj - http://www.mojnews.com
Moj News Agency
|Khabr Khooneh - http://khabarkhooneh.com/
Khabar Khooneh is News Website that it publishes Iran and the world news daily in politic, sport, economic, social and art fields.
|Moj News - http://www.mojnews.com/
News and incidents from all of world
|Syna - http://www.syna.ir
SYNA News Agency
|MolanaNews - http://www.MolanaNews.com
Molana News agency
|Iwna - http://www.iwna.ir/
Iranian Women News Agency
|Iranian Cultural Heritage News Agency - http://www.chn.ir/
Information about news reports & photo essay of cultural heritage, interview, articles about this
|Miras Farhangi - http://chn.ir
Cultural Heritage News Agency
Farsi also known as Parsi or Persian is the language spoken in Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan and other neighboring countries. In Tajikistan and Afghanistan, Farsi is referred to as Dari. Prior to British colonization, Persian was also widely used as a second language in the Indian subcontinent; it took prominence as the language of culture and education in several Muslim courts in the subcontinent throughout the middle Ages and became the official court language under the Moghol emperors. Farsi is categorized as Indo-European family and has Subject Object Verb style. Many other languages such as Hindi and Urdu have been influenced by Farsi during years and today, close to one hundred million people speak Farsi world wide.
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By April Garbuz, Wilton High School
In our culture, little girls spend their time changing dolls' clothes and playing house, while little boys spend time wrestling in the mud. A young boy playing with dolls is considered a major taboo in our civilization, as is a young girl rough-housing. While children's choice of play seems to be a direct response to society's expectations, there may be another influence on this behavior. It is time we point our fingers at nature -- as opposed to nurture -- because our evolutionary ancestry may play a bigger role than we thought in the way children play.
Anthropologist Richard Wrangham's 14 year ongoing study at Kibale National Park presents evidence that the chimps exhibit gender-based preferences in toys. Young female chimps in the Kanyawara community often use sticks to imitate child care by hugging them, creating games, and tucking them into bed. Young males infrequently use sticks in the same fashion. They are far more often fighting with the sticks -- an uncommon behavior amongst the females. Wrangham's previous research concluded that when monkeys were presented with toy cars, balls, pots and dolls, the majority of the females gravitated towards the pots and dolls, while the males went for the cars and balls.
The play of the young chimps displays no evidence of direct influence by the adult chimps. However, the young females have a tendency to carry sticks in a style reminiscent of mock-mothering. Researchers suggest that young Kanyawara chimps model their play behavior after each other, not the mother chimps themselves, as the mothers hold babies, rather than sticks, and do not directly model this behavior. Mocking each other's play habits is consistent with the "monkey see, monkey do" behavior exhibited in the community. Through studies like this, we come to realize that sex-based stereotypes often ring true.

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Past Lectures
Writing a Biography: Text and Context
A seminar with Shulamit Volkov, Tel Aviv University
Monday, April 7, 2014
Meet the Authors
Everyday Jewish Life in Imperial Russia
ChaeRan Y. Freeze, Brandeis University; Jay M. Harris, Harvard University
Introductory remarks by Olga Litvak, Clark University.
Presented with the support of the Valya and Robert Shapiro Endowment and with the cooperation of the Brandeis-Genesis Institute for Russian Jewry
March 5, 2014
"The Solitude of the Engaged Philosopher: Andalus and Sefarad"
The Fiftieth Annual Simon Rawidowicz Memorial Lecture
Sarah Stroumsa, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
April 17, 2013
Stranded: Soviet Jews' Long Journey into the Free World
David Bezmozgis, Writer/Filmmaker
April 24, 2012
"Nahum N. Glatzer and the German-Jewish Tradition"
Film Screening; North American Premiere
Introduction by Director Judith Glatzer Wechsler
Panel Discussion with Wechsler and Prof. Jonathan Sarna
November 16, 2012
"Joseph in Egypt: Stories from the Bible and Thomas Mann"
Jan Assmann, University of Konstanz
April 3, 2012
"The Organization of Sacred Time among Jews and Christians"
49th Annual Simon Rawidowicz Memorial Lecture
Israel J. Yuval, Hebrew University, Jerusalem
March 28, 2012
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"Roads Taken: Jewish Peddlers and the Great Migration of the Modern Era"
Hasia Diner, New York University
February 27, 2012
Timothy Snyder, Yale University
October 3, 2011
Simon Rawidowicz Annual Memorial Lecture
Elisheva Carlebach, Columbia University
In cooperation with NEJS and The Mandel Center for the Humanities
April 12, 2011
Cosponsored with Ethics Center
March 14, 2011
Lee Gallery, Rose Art Museum
March 10, 2011
Matti Bunzl, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
In cooperation of Women and Gender Studies Program
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In cooperation with Schusterman Center for Israel Studies
January 28, 2011
"Eastern European Karaites – A Case Study in Jewish Identity"
Daniel J. Lasker, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Boston College
October 15, 2010
"Jews Welcome Coffee in Early Modern Europe"
Robert Liberles, Harvard University
April 14, 2010
"The Ghetto"
Ben Ravid, Brandeis University
March 18, 2010
"Photographing the Jewish Nation Pictures from S. An-sky's Ethnographic Expeditions"
Eugene Avrutin and Harriet Murav, University of Illinois
March 9, 2010
"A New Jewish Theology? Alexander Altmann in Weimar Republic and the Third Reich (1930-1938)"
Thomas Meyer, Ludwig-Maximilians University of Munich and Max-Weber-Kolleg, Erfurt
March 2, 2010
"Interpreting Judaism through Islam: Scholars, Travelers, and Converts in Modern Europe"
Susannah Heschel, Dartmouth University
February, 24, 2010
"Holocaust and Genocide: A Historian's Viewpoint"
Holocaust Remembrance Day/Yom Hashoa
Professor Yehuda Bauer, Yad Vashem
April 21, 2009
"Dominican Haven: The Jewish Refugee Settlement in Sosüa"
Marion Kaplan, Skirball Professor of Modern Jewish History, New York University
Cosponsored by The Bernard G. and Rhoda G. Sarnat Center for the Study of Anti-Jewishness
March 10, 2009
"Voice of the Victims: Challenges of An Integrated History of the Holocaust "
Saul Friedländer, UCLA
March 16th, 2009
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"Antisemitism: The European and Muslim Legacies"
Robert Wistrich, Neuberger Chair for Modern European and Jewish History at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and Director of the Vidal Sassoon
International Center for the Study of Antisemitism
November 5, 2009
"From Messianic Prophetess to Madwoman: The Displacement of Female Spirituality in the Post-Sabbatean Era"
Ada Rapoport-Albert
November 24, 2008
"The Dream of the Poem: Hebrew Poetry from Moslem and Christian Spain"
Peter Cole
November 18th, 2008
"Recovered Voices"
A Lecture by James Conlon
November 17th, 2008
Immanuel Etkes, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Harvard University
April 9, 2008
"Human Rights and the Battle Against Terror: The Israeli Case"
Justice Aharon Barak, Eighth President of the Supreme Court of Israel
March 25, 2007
"'Whatever is, is in God': Spinoza' Alleged Pantheism"
Steven Nadler, University of Wisconsin-Madison
February 7, 2007
"Are the Haredim in Israel Becoming More Israeli?"
Kimmy Caplan, Bar Ilan University
November 9, 2006
Panel Discussion: "Antisemitism: The Challenges Today"
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
November 1, 2006
"We Shall Remember Them All: Commemoration of the Fallen Soldiers in Israel"
Maoz Azaryahu, University of Haifa
October 25, 2006
"Between History and Biography: Memoirs from Postwar Lodz"
Shimon Redlich, Ben Gurion University of the Negev
September 18, 2006
"The Future of French Jewry"
Shmuel Trigano, Paris University
September 14, 2006
How many Concepts of Liberty?"
Quentin Skinner, Cambridge University
Martin Weiner Lecture Series, co-sponsored by the Brandeis English Department, The Wellesley English Department, The History of Ideas, and The Tauber Institute
March 29, 2005
"From Text to Culture and Back Again: The Talmud and the Humanities"
Charlotte Elisheva Fonrobert, Stanford University
March 21, 2005
"The New Antisemitism: First Religion, Then Race, Then What?"
Bernard Lewis, Princeton University
March 24, 2004
"Polish Society And The Holocaust: Reflections After Jedwabne"
Antony Polonsky, Brandeis University
Co-sponsor, Department of Near Eastern and Judaic Studies, Brandeis University
April 9, 2003
"On Interpretation in Jewish Mysticism"
The Thirty-Eighth Annual Simon Rawidowicz Memorial Lecture
Moshe Idel, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Co-Sponsor: The Department of Near Eastern and Judaic Studies, Brandeis University March 10, 2002
"Revelation and Concealment in the Transmission of Intellectual Traditions"
Moshe Halbertal, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Co-sponsors: History of Ideas, Department of Near Eastern and Judaic Studies,International Center for Ethics, Justice and Public Life, and the Department of English, Brandeis University. With the support of: The Martin Weiner Fund, The Abba Eban Fund and The Safier-Jolles Fund
March 12, 2002
"Historical Consciousness in Times of Crisis: German-Jewish Historical Discourse Between Wars"
Dr. Guy Miron, Rutgers University
February 6, 2002
"Italian Racism and the Shoah in Northern Italy"
Dr. Renata Segre, Italian and Papal Archives Investigation Team, Diaspora Research Institute, Tel Aviv-Venice.
Co-sponsor, Department of Near Eastern and Judaic Studies, Brandeis University
April 1, 2003
"The Impact of the Holocaust on Jewish Religious Life in the Soviet Union"
Mordechai Altshuler, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Respondent: Gregory Freeze, Brandeis University
November 29, 2001
"Synagogues without Jews: A lecture and slide presentation"
Rivka and Dr. Ben-Zion Dorfman
March 6, 2001
"Bohemian and Moravian Jews: A Case Study in Assimilation"
Helen Epstein, Author
October 10, 2000
"Majesty of Holiness: 19th Century Liturgical Music from Berlin and Prague"
Joshua Jacobson
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November 2, 2000
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November 30, 2000
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Over the last 2 year i have put on about 2 stone while all the time trying to lose it, somehow after the first sucessful week of sticking to a diet i will reward myself for the next month with cake and curry :/
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I havent really found my way around the site yet so any helpful tips would be really appreciated i hope to chat to lots of you soon! xxx


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Interesting article. But Obama is certainly not a Boomer, and only very few prominent voices anywhere have said he is an Boomer. By contrast, many influential voices have repeatedly said that Obama is part of Generation Jones, born 1954-1965, between the Boomers and Generation X. Google Generation Jones, and you'll see it's gotten a ton of media attention, and many top commentators from many top publications and networks (Washington Post, Time magazine, NBC, Newsweek, ABC, etc.) specifically use this term to describe Obama.
It is important to distinguish between the post-WWII demographic boom in births vs. the cultural generations born during that era. Generations are a function of the common formative experiences of its members, not the fertility rates of its parents. Many experts now believe it breaks down this way:
DEMOGRAPHIC boom in babies: 1946-1964
Baby Boom GENERATION: 1942-1953
Generation Jones: 1954-1965
Generation X: 1966-1978
Here's a 5 minute video with over 20 top political figures discussing the existence and importance of GenJones: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Ta_Du5K0jk
Here is a recent op-ed about Obama as the first GenJones President in USA TODAY:


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A deeper look into Snow's globe
World champion long snapper Justin Snow returned to Abilene this weekend to put on his annual football camps for area youth.
Friday's event was Snow's Special Teamers Camp, where the former Cooper standout teams with West Texas Rehabilitation Center to put on a day of fun and competition for disabled youth at Wylie High School. Saturday, he was back at Cooper to put on the Justin Snow Football Camp, a free camp for players ages 6 to 18.
While taking a break Saturday morning, Snow took some time to answer a few questions.
What did you do with your playoff bonuses?
I actually flew a lot of my family to Florida to watch the (Super Bowl). I had about 18 people there. You get tickets and airfare and hotels and food, rental cars and whatnot - just everything that goes with traveling. It was really important to me to have my family there to share this experience, because you just don't know if it's gonna happen again. You always hope for the best, but we all know that very few get to play in the Super Bowl.
What about your Super Bowl bonus?
Yeah I got a new car, I guess, in late January that I treated myself with. It's just a 300 Chrysler SRT-8.
What's it like preparing to be the defending Super Bowl champs?
You're coming in and you're on top - or you were on top - so everyone's gunnin' for ya. So there's a tag we have on us and it's a tag we're grateful to have, but we know that nothing's given to you and to repeat is, well, there's only very few teams in the history of the game that have done it.
Offseason departures have given this team a bit of a new look, haven't they?
I think anytime you're successful, other teams want you. And we've been successful. I mean, we've been the league's winningest team in the last five years. So we lost a number of guys on defense and obviously big offensive players in (running back and Cooper ex) Dominic (Rhodes) and (receiver) Brandon Stokley. But that's part of the business. It's something that we have to adjust to and use the guys we have.
How big is the loss of Rhodes?
Dominic and I have been together for two years in high school and six years in the NFL. I'm so proud of what he's done and what he's gonna do in this game. He's a guy that, obviously, was a 1-2 punch for us with him and Joseph (Addai) and him and Edgerrin (James). He's a guy that's gonna be missed, definitely, come Sundays. But this is a business, and he has to go to a different team and showcase his talents there. And that's what I know he will do and Oakland's a good spot for him and I think he'll be very successful in turning that offense around.
Hunter Smith has called you the best in the world at what you do. What's it like to hear that?
First of all, Hunter Smith is a good friend of mine, so I appreciate what he says. It's something that is obviously my profession, my job and something that I take great pride in. Everybody has mistakes and I'm one of them, you know. And if I do have a low snap on a field goal, he's there to bail me out, so he's the best at what he does. I think we're very confident in each other's abilities and maybe when we're having a bad play or a bad day, that person's gonna have to bail us out.
I'm with two of the greatest specialists in the history of the game with Adam Vinatieri and Hunter Smith, and going to work each day is such an honor to know that you are playing with the best and you have a chance to make history. I did with Mike Vanderjagt with most consecutive field goals with 42, and it's something that Adam and Hunter and I have a chance to break history, hopefully, again.
Why do you continue to return to Abilene to put on this camp for the city's kids?
You know what, I feel obligated to come back to this community and provide this camp.
It's a win-win for everybody. I'm so grateful, because (the sponsors) realize how important it is for these kids to have this kind of influence. And it gives us the chance to come out on a Saturday and enjoy ourselves the day and learn a little bit about the fundamentals of the game.
For me, it's important, because growing up I didn't have this. So why not come back and give these kids something I didn't have? And two months after this is over, I've got people e-mailing us saying we can't wait till next year.
How important to you is the Special Teamers Camp?
I think if you're ever around special-needs kids, you see just how much they look up to us, especially having an NFL tag on my shoulders. They look up to athletes, you know, because it's something they do. They go out and compete in Special Olympics. So when you have a professional that comes out, they look up to you.
And when you just have two hours of a day, one day a year for them just to compete and showcase their talents ... I've had some guys that can kick and throw the ball better than I can. It's a special day. It's something that, having a brother who had cerebral palsy, it's a time for me just to get that part of him back. He passed away in 1998. It's a time for me just to get him back and just see these kids smile and just give them a hug, because they're such loving people.
The Ring
Justin Snow's Super Bowl ring was one of the main attractions Saturday among kids and dads alike. And it was hard to miss.
Fifty diamonds - a total weight of 2.6 carats - surround a synthetic blue sapphire horseshoe, in the middle of which stands the Lombardi Trophy. Strong, bold letters across the top and bottom of the ring's face read ''World Champions,'' and among the many symbols on the ring are the words ''Faith'' and ''Our time.''
Snow said the ring (designed by team owner Jim Irsay and his wife) has been appraised at $22,000.
''I really, right now, just wear it to show my family that hasn't seen it,'' he said. ''And, you know, just to nice dinners. You're not gonna wear it to play golf or doing whatever outside. Just special events. Otherwise yeah, it's locked up. But I brought it to show these kids, because I promised them last summer.''
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Orginally built in 1935 by Interstate Circuit Inc., the State Theater opened on Christmas Day 1935 with "The Bride Comes Home", a comedy with Claudette Colbert and Fred MacMurray. It was a conversion of an existing building to the plans of architect W. Scott Dunne.
It was the fourth of the Interstate Circuit's Austin Theatres (the Paramount Theatre, Queen Theatre and Capitol Theatre were the others)
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The Film Daily Yearbook,1941 gives a seating capacity of 907 for the State Theatre. In the 1950 edition of F.D.Y. seating is given as 997.
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A 1990 photo of the closed State Theater in Austin.
The State and Paramount can be seen in this photo:
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Very Nice looking theatre.
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It's too bad that very nice old marquee ca't be used because of the tree blocking any view of it; I'm just betting that, in Austin, you'd have a hard time getting a permit to cut the tree.
I saw Popeye and Dragonslayer as a double feature there in the mid 1980's for $1, strange mix. I heard later that the State had been turned into a Heavy Metal club and that made me sad because I assumed that meant that it would be trashed so badly that there would never be movies there again. I was very happy to discover that she is a movie house again and I will catch a film there soon!
To Pawnshop, it is both a movie theater and live theater now. We have a roll down screen and can do digital presentations there now. The blade out front has been restored and turned back on in the first week of Oct. 2013. New neon tubes, wiring and cleaned up and polished face of the blade.
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Red Ribbon Resale is a thrift store. All merchandise is donated. We cannot purchase items for resale or accept items on consignment without jeopradizing our non-profit status. Since we are a non-profit organization, we are not required to charge South Carolina's 6% sales tax, which is another way our customers can save.
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Day 2 of Allergy/Sinus hell. Cannot accomplish anything due to all the sneezing and headaches. Here, have a collection of awesome geeky videos.
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Nieuw sonds 27 juli 2011 ! Wat leuk om je een koffie te zetten in je kamer
A.B.C, Contemporary Belgian Art - FresnoyThe exposure was conceived to testify to the density of artistic creation in Belgium. With many regards, Belgium marked all the current artistic disciplines highly: dance, theater, visual arts, including by inventing forms which mix these disciplines.
Eugène Leroy, l'oeuvre gravée - Médiathèque André Malraux The media library exposes, in collaboration with MUba Eugene Leroy, part of engraved work appearing in the donation Eugene Leroy. Among the 98 copper plates carried out between 1964 and 1972 by the artist, approximately 20 the corresponding matrices and prints will permetront to discover a less known aspect, but quite as enthralling of the painter engraver.
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Special evening Halloween with Tourcoing-the-Baths the 10/29/2010
As of your entry in this haunted swimming pool, a distressing environment will plunge you in the marvellous history of Halloween. Benefit from the many animations suggested on this occasion (watery plays: relay carpet…).
During the holidays, Monday to Friday of 16:30 to 17:00, animations free in the basins.
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Free for the subscribers. All the 10 year old children and less must be accompanied by an adult going in water.
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How To Write Your Own Benedictions
How To Write Your Own Benedictions
Benediction comes from the Latin, to speak well or the good words, and are a final blessing on the community. Benedictions are often not thematically tied to the service but are, instead, words of comfort, strength, and encouragement for the week to come.
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This week is filled with Lady Edith's birthday celebrations. The family is down from Syracuse, enjoying the wonderful sunshine and warmth in between Edith's fabulous parties. The theme for her birthday party, this year was a flashback to Paris 1925. 1925 is the year that Edith was born and the Parisian style has always been a fascination of hers.
As the Guests started showing up for the party, it was easy to see that class and sophistication was the mood of the night. The flapper dresses, spats, feathers and glitter were the perfect time machine. During the party the music and sounds of laughter were matches to the grand outfits.
Happy Birthday Lady Edith!


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A third of us might be considered arts aficionados, but the rest of us just aren't very interested.
Seventeen percent of respondents in the Norwalk Reflector's most recent online poll, "Do you support the arts in Norwalk," responded, "I go to every performance and exhibit that I can."
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I have been a strong supporter of President Obama since his speech to the 2002 Convention. My admiration for him has only grown since then and I will remain supporter. But he has been in some virtually impossible positions and he is in one now regarding Syria. He is in danger of undercutting his most powerful legacy - reversing the errors of President Bush by getting us OUT of two wars in the Middle East. His cautious but deliberate engagement in the Far East, Iran, Africa and elsewhere have elevated the United States' stature internationally.
Today, I urge each of us, as I have, to contact the President and ask him to step back and not, at this time, begin military operations with Syria. Had President Bush listened to his Secretary of Defense, Colin Powell, instead of Vice President Chaney, we would not have made the foreign policy mistakes in the Mideast we have made for the past decade.
Before we act militarily in Syria, I ask that our President apply the five tests of the Powell Doctrine for any military engagement:
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2. Build a true coalition - including the UN whenever possible.
3. Go in with overwhelming firepower to win it all and win it as quickly as possible.
4. Have a clear and viable exit strategy, including a timeline.
5. Level with the American people and be sure they are behind you.
To date, in my opinion, these criteria regarding our possible intervention in Syria have not been met.
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Gamal al-Ghitani, Zayni Barakat (American University in Cairo Press, 2004)
Naguib Mahfouz, Arabian Nights and Days (Doubleday Books, 1995)
Zayni Barakat arrived in a recent package from International Publishers Marketing. At about the same time, I happened to find a very attractive hard-cover edition of Naguib Mahfouz's Arabian Nights and Days at a local used bookstore. Both books were written by Egyptian authors, originally in Arabic. The American University in Cairo Press owns the rights to the English translation of Arabian Nights and Days, but evidently sold U.S. distribution rights to Doubleday. As I read these books, I realized that they have remarkably similar themes. What makes this observation particularly remarkable is that Zayni Barakat is based on a historical person, while Arabian Nights and Days is, as you might expect, based on some of the tales from the Arabian Nights -- rather far removed from history!
Gamal al-Ghitani is an Egyptian journalist and magazine editor who writes historical fiction on the side. This copy of Zayni Barakat comes from the latest printing of a translation initially published in the UK in 1988, one of a few of his many novels to be translated into English. The narrative first appeared in Arabic as a serial in 1970-71. Edward Said's brief, but helpful, foreword seems to have accompanied this translation through its various presentations; I surmise that because it also bears a 1988 copyright. The book also includes a longer note from the translator, which is actually less about the translation and more about Egyptian culture during the fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries, when the action of the story takes place. This note also explains how the author used and departed from historical texts in creating this fictitious rendering of the ending times of Mamluk rule over Egypt, just before the Ottomans conquered these lands. I found this very helpful as context, even though I have recently read and reviewed Desmond Stewart's Great Cairo: Mother of the World, which covers this period rather well. Finally, the book offers a very brief glossary of some of the Arabic words that the translator leaves in the original language.
In terms of this particular story, the most important of these words is muhtasib, or market inspector. This person in Mamluk Egypt carried quite a lot of power, for not only did he oversee the prices and quality of the goods being sold in the marketplace, but he also held responsibility for monitoring public behavior to assure the maintenance of moral standards. That's a pretty tall order. If Zayni Barakat is at all accurate in its portrayal of this person, he accomplished these daunting goals in large part by employing an elaborate network of spies. The historical Zayni Barakat ibn Musa held the post of muhtasib in Egypt for roughly twenty years, quite a feat given the general instability of the leadership during this period. While he is the focus of this novel, he is not actually a character with lines; rather, he is the subject of conversation by other characters.
The most memorable of these other characters is Zakariyya ibn Radi, known as Chief Spy Supreme, a rather cruel and devious fellow whose business it seems to be to monitor everything that happens in the Sultanate. He accomplishes this by maintaining a large cadre of spies who report to him regularly through a network of underlings. Sometimes he learns what he wants to know by torturing or murdering his suspects, sometimes by bribing or blackmailing his informants. He also uses his spy network to spread rumors and lies among the populace by planting stories in the taverns where men of the ruling and laboring classes spend their leisure time. He does this at least once in an effort to discredit Zayni Barakat shortly after the latter is appointed to the position of muhtasib. Needless to say Zayni Barakat is most affronted by this behavior. Thus begins the rivalry between these men, and it's this conflict that drives the novel's plot. Said's foreword notes, I think correctly, that Zayni Barakat can be read as an allegory of life in Egypt during the 1950s, under the leadership of Gamal Abdel Nasser, a man who also used political intrigues, bribery and persecution of his enemies as means to achieve his ends.
Although I greatly appreciate the underlying intent of this novel, I found it relatively difficult to deal with as a piece of fiction. While the book is just over two hundred pages long, the type is small and densely laid out on the pages. I couldn't always tell whose viewpoint a section represented. While I am becoming increasingly comfortable with Arabic proper names, they still confuse me in any narrative where there are many characters with similar-sounding names, as there are here. I found this novel far more difficult to follow, for example, than the novels that form Tariq Ali's Islam Quintet, two of which are set in roughly the same time period, or the novels that form Naguib Mahfouz's Cairo Trilogy, which are translated from Arabic but which take place in the modernity. It may be that the combination of late middle ages setting and translation of Arabic text into English just introduces too many confusing elements into the narrative for me to handle.
It was pure coincidence that I picked up Mahfouz's Arabian Nights and Days right after Zayni Barakat. I was immediately and forcibly struck by their similarities and their differences. Both are translated from the Arabic, both authors are or were Egyptian (Nobel prize-winner Mahfouz, who worked as a civil servant, died in 2006). Like Zayni Barakat, Arabian Nights and Days is relatively short, not much more than two hundred pages in length. The text, however, is considerably less dense, both in terms of layout (larger font, more white space on the page) and content (less exposition, lots more dialogue). These qualities contribute to making this a much more accessible and thus enjoyable read.
Like its namesake, Arabian Nights and Days is not really a novel. Rather, it's a series of loosely connected short stories. Where Zayni Barakat is grounded in history, Arabian Nights and Days (also like its namesake) has a timeless quality, and includes genies (djinn) and an angel of death as characters, along with others whose names will be familiar to anyone who has seriously dabbled in the Arabian Nights. These include Aladdin and Sindbad, as well as the Sultan Shahriyar, the story-telling vizier's daughter Shahrzad and her sister Dunyazad. Many of the book's other characters initially appear together at a café where they all spend leisure time. Mahfouz often refers to his characters by their names and occupations, e.g., Ragab the porter and Sahloul the bric-a-brac merchant. This practice makes it much easier for a reader unfamiliar with Arabic to keep track of these players as they appear and reappear throughout the unfolding stories.
The first story-arc follows the careers of succeeding chiefs of police as they fall under the influence of the genies, get in trouble, and fall out of favor with the local rulers. In attempting to achieve their own ends, the genies compel their human servants to commit horrible crimes, including but not limited to murder. More than once, they enable a human, once executed, to return to life in another human form in order to continue the genies' work. In many ways, the genies reminded me of the Chief Spy Zakariyyah in Zayni Barakat, only there are more of them and they have supernatural powers. Some of the characters who fall under the genies' influence are actually quite sympathetic, and it's hard to watch them struggle against these powers, and lose.
I got sidetracked by some other reading project before I read past the first story-arc in Arabian Nights and Days . As I write this review, I have been looking at the rest of the book. Ah, there are Shahriyar and Shahrzad, Fadil the son of the first ill-fated police chief, and there are those pesky genies, Qumqam and Singam. Uh-oh, Mahfouz has grabbed my attention again. I guess I'd better find time to finish Arabian Nights and Days!
[Donna Bird]


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Blizzard CM Zeriyah has confirmed via twitter that this ability
affected by spellpower, and thus you can be able to deal
damage than just the damage that you take to the enemy hero, depending on how you setup and strategize. Like if you add
Ancient Mage
to the field, for example.
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This will also trigger if you cause the damage, for example, by attacking an enemy creature - handy for bypassing taunters to finish off the enemy :)
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I had 1 health remaining, no minions with Taunt and this secret. My opponent who was at 9 health proceeded to buff a minion up to 15 attack to massively overkill me. It backfired killing him as well.
I was very smug!
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Be warned if you equip a weapon and use it to attack a minion.
I used my weapon to take out a simple 2/1 expecting my eye for an eye to be there when his mega beast attacked next turn. Instead the secret was consumed when the 2 damage instead of the 9 I was hoping.
Edit: Patch 188.8.131.5244 changes this behaviour
Secrets can now only activate on your opponent's turn.
Activating your own secrets feels a little strange, but mostly, the ability to do this was preventing us from creating new and powerful secrets that trigger off of events you can easily control (like a minion dying). They end up functioning just like spells, instead of trying to bait your opponent into a bad play. This change keeps secrets working like traps you lay for your opponent, instead of spells that you cast and use on your own turn.
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Can someone confirm or deny if this works when taking fatigue damage when you're unable to draw a card?
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This secret's wording is quite precise. When your hero takes damage - from any source - during the opponent's turn, that much will also be dealt to the opponent. This includes damage from:
* Spells
** Single target, multi-target or AoE
* Hero powers that deal direct damage
Mind Spike
Mind Shatter
, and
Lesser Heal
under the right circumstances
* Battlecries that deal direct damage, eg.
Ironforge Rifleman
* Minion and hero attacks against the paladin
Note that the secret triggers from the first source of damage and is immediately consumed. This means that multi-target attacks like
Arcane Missiles
Avenging Wrath
will trigger on the first point of damage that hits the hero, dealing only that much damage to the opponent.
However, this secret is apparently also affected by , allowing it deal more damage than the attack which triggered it.
This card has been panned as a poor card, but is still capable of being effective under the right conditions. Facing mages with
is an obvious example of when this card can be well worth its mana cost, but the most important factor is undoubtedly timing. Wait until you are fairly certain that a large amount of damage is immediately incoming before playing this secret. This is also one of the main weaknesses to the card - your opponent may see this coming, and fake with a weak attack before committing with a larger one.
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This card is not very useful against a competent opponent. When they see you have a secret active, they're going to assume it's either this or
Noble Sacrifice
, so they're going to throw a cheap minion at you to trigger that before doing anything nasty.
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Ofc it's bugged. If a paladin attacks a minion and takes damage, this does not proc. Just lost an arena game thinking that a paladin did not have this secret.
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Interesting interactions with cards/powers from another class: This will return armor based damage to the enemy as well.
Quick Facts
Eye for an Eye
When your hero takes damage, deal that much damage to the enemy hero.
Justice sometimes takes the form of a closed fist into a soft cheek.
This card is used in
5.14% of all Paladin decks
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Washington, DC The National Association of Biology Teachers (NABT) will recognize Dr. Randy Moore, a professor of biology at the University of Minnesota, with the 2008 Evolution Education Award during the NABT annual conference to be held 15-18 October 2008 in Memphis, Tennessee.
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