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For every Tony Award “Hamilton” wins tomorrow, I feel I should be allowed one month of not having to be aware of it in any fashion. On that note I would also like to reclassify “Under-Tale” as a Broadway show before Sunday.
If you don’t know what that is, then great. Really wonderful. I envy you. It is like Unlikely Friendship the home game. Except that I have to see junk about it constantly when dealing with the only people who will pay me for art. Essentially a dating simulation for furries, as best I can figure out without wanting to. An Earthbound-pastiche-looking-thing where your attacks inflict friendship instead of damage. Except it lies to you at first so you do regular damage and accidentally kill things you aren’t supposed to and then it remembers that forever even if you delete everything and start over. So I am told. Like that teaches you a lesson about responsibility except it doesn’t because people play video games as a respite from responsibility. And fine, there is room for that in the world, but it is not itself the world. That is like the kind of video game lope would play.
Meanwhile most of the people in my business about that have not heard of Hamilton, because that is more the domain of tv idiots. Internet shut-ins think there’s something noble about not watching a different electronic glow-box, even if all they do with theirs is watch and retweet and boost-signals or whatever. Somehow without my trying I am buried in hypey trashoganda for the sacred cows of both sides daily, and it has worn on me rather a bit the past nine months, more intensely than it previously did the past nine years, and as a consequence this thing I give birth to now is rather hopeless and misshapen.
With that said, you, by virtue of being here, have probably not heard of “Hamilton” either. Maybe you have but probably not. It is a Broadway stage musical play incorporating a bunch of people dressed like they are in the 18th century, without William “Mr Feeny” Daniels or the Quaker Oats mascot in it, dancing around on a stage rapping about it. That is all. It is a silly fantasy. I welcome people to enjoy it. But the wealth-drenched celebrities who control the television media want to promote it as an evening with God and oh your life is incomplete until you see it! But you can’t because Barack Obama and Beyonce and Chef Boyardee bought up all the tickets for years in advance because that is what is trendy now and they must keep up appearances. 60 Minutes has aired a report on it at least twice. The Jeopardy writer who makes sure there is always a clue about Les Miserables seems to have swapped them out with Alexander Hamilton trivia, and the cast of the show introduced a full category about themselves, and afterward Alexander Trebekilton reminded viewers to see it if they are ever in New York except they can’t unless they sell their house and a scalper manages to rob Prince’s vault. Stephen Colbert has mentioned it about 80 times. James Corden, whose program comes on after Colbert’s, has some recurring segment in which he drives around in a car singing karaoke with celebrities who presumably are paid for it and that’s its own sad statement on what passes for entertainment, but he did it with the Hamilton guy and then Corden was a guest on Colbert’s show and told a story almost in tears about how he was having dinner with Hamilton Guy and said he was so sad he couldn’t give Hamilton more than a Standing Ovation when he saw it live (which you can’t ever do). ABC World News tonight teased across several acts that Hamilton Guy was leaving the cast this month, and then the actual report was just that information again, plus a reminder that you’d better rush out to see him, except you can’t, ever, unless you are a driving a car he is singing karaoke in. All the tv shows that old white handicapped people that I look after watch love Hamilton, or mean to make me think they do. It’s disgusting. They did the same with The Producers, and Book of Mormon and to a lesser extent Spamalot (as it was inherently alot). Meanwhile, in the 60 Minutes report, Hamilton Guy (I think his name is Lin) himself said “I just wrote a play.” He thinks this is as stupid as I do. But he gets to be treated like Caesar and various other doomed heads of state prior to being killed so he’s not going to tell anybody to cut it out.
ALSO James Corden is hosting the Tony Award show, and it is advertised with the clip of Corden’s own show, in the car with Hamilton Guy, rapping about Hamilton, and then the voiceover says “will HAMILTON win the most awards ever?” So they’re not even pretending this isn’t a fetid self-fellating sham. I don’t even hate James Corden; I liked him in Into the Woods, despite the Disney company’s dedicated desire to present it as a serious non-musical that doesn’t conflict with their own rubbish canon of made up things they didn’t make up, plus my general fatigue with the “happily ever after OR IS IT” genre by the time that movie version got made. But I’ve had enough Jameses and Jimmies and Jams and Jellies on late night television whose foremost skill seems to be acknowledging that stuff exists. For his part, bimshwel all-star Jimmy Fallon has a recurring segment where him and celebrity guests just lip-sync to songs. He does Corden one better by not actually taking the trouble to sing the overexposed, possibly exact-same songs with his overexposed guests, and they all probably get paid eight times as much. It is a travesty that anybody should have to switch from NBC to CBS to see both of these spectacles the same evening.
And on the internet it is the same; a few highly visible dorks who get paid just to record their heads saying how great stuff is get in on some property or other and then decide to devote their existences to funding-hyping-homaging it, and all the sad empty-lived people who look to them for validation think: I will devote MY existence to this TOO. And then one day I wake up and magically there are 3000 drawings of a pillsbury-looking skeleton wearing a hooded sweatshirt standing around not doing anything. This reflects the sad emptiness of my own life as well, since I continue to be exposed to people I have no means of respecting, or who will never respect me, and without procuring myself a counter-benefit in trade.
When I was at the Department of Motor Vehicles (as seen in hype-haven’s own Zootopia!) last month I saw a child who looked to be about 12, accompanied by a parent/guardian/kidnapper, drawing Undertunders in a sideways-turned notebook. At least I think it was a notebook; half the characters were wearing horizontal striped shirts so it was hard to tell. If the Hamburglar took this opportunity to escape from prison nobody would notice. They were just standing together in a row. The adult glanced at the drawing and asked “you’re drawing Chinese kids?” Honestly when I was 12 I was drawing dumb old Kirbies and Ultroses and my parents didn’t care either, but there wasn’t an alternate support infrastructure in place encouraging me to keep on drawings those things and nothing else. The kid at chez dmv probably logged into tumblr and saw nothing else but Undertoodle for a solid month and now believes that is life’s true pursuit. And everybody always always makes sure to mention that underachievertale is copyright some mysterious figure named Toby. And before that it was ponies. And now it is tonies. The whole thing is phony (and forgive me if that left you groany). I give Alexander Hamilton credit for getting shot at the end so to limit the amount of fan-made sequel matter.
I would be surprised if you didn’t! Am I supposed to be impressed by that statement in itself? I made a thing! I drew a thing! I’ll just leave this here… I’m tired of wimpy fake-humble language. It speaks of a lack of effort, and facilitates the honoring of other lacks of effort. I saw a post like this that said “my husband made a game grumps animated!” and it had a link I disregarded. First of all why would you admit to having married someone whose most noteworthy accomplishment is that? “Game Grumps,” I have intuited –and I have to because everybody assumes everybody else already knows what they are talking about– is a pair of bearded men who are terrible at video games, and people are fans of them for some reason, and then put considerable effort into drawing cartoon versions of the men being terrible at video games. Because life has no meaning anyway so why bother faking it? Gone are the days when people smear feces on paintings and call it art. Now we smear feces on vomit and just leave it here.
I used to know a stubborn person, who, upon hearing a use of language he did not recognize, would fake giggle and then say “yeah no, that’s not a thing.” But what IS a “thing?” Calling something a thing is the definition of not defining it. You will not specify what is, so how am I to know what is not in advance of your smirking insincerity wanting to correct me? And then earlier this year I inadvertently shared a vicinity with a screening of Frozen and everybody in the movie talked like that, and some of them even fake-giggled like that.
And this is not me hating the generation after or before mine; it is people my age creating and perpetuating stuff now. People who, additionally, do not require or desire my skills or input. This culture is no dang good for me. I am coming to dislike real people merely because they like imaginary things too much. And they are happy, rather than me, so it is my problem, clearly. The time has come and lingered to stop talking about digging a hole and living in it; I may need to dig a hole and die in it if I continue being aware.
In all sincerity I don’t see the point of specially honoring something that has been honored incessantly in inappropriate venues for nearly a year already. I would prefer the Tony awards re-purposed to honor people named Tony. For example, the award for best Tony Danza would of course go to Tony Rosato.
It is that easy. Anthonies should not be permitted, however.
I shall pay attention to the Tony awards as much as I pay attention to the Emmy awards! As far as I can tell, Emmy is not named after John Emmy, nor does is it an acronym for something, but instead a nickname for a thing that they changed because they didn’t like the original nickname for the thing that didn’t even represent the thing they were renaming to being with.
Difficulty is really poorly balanced… Good ending has the easier bosses while the bad ending has the harder bosses and the better and more interesting dialogue where the characters don’t just talk about friendship and how much they love Japanese cartoons.
Spack: I admire you ability to not pay attention! I have audio recordings of thunderstorms and large headphones that I can use to block out nonsense but they hurt my ears after an hour or so. But I suppose wanting to have no ears beats out wanting to have no pulse.
That is plenty more than I want to know! I would like very much to go back to not knowing.
I doubt the subject in question is a complete failure, but I doubt just as much that it is the soul-cleansing experience for all humanity it is presented as. The obsession with idolatry is very tiresome and exclusionary. It shouldn’t have to be a polarizing issue; it should be possible to find acceptance without acting like you love some popular thing or rounding up all the people who don’t.
Frimp, what large headphone do you use? I’ve blown through about 4 pairs of the Bose Noise Crancellers, $300 each and worth it each time. I do the same thing, falling asleep to sounds of nature such as [ [ A URL which your comment system has blocked ] . The only issue is that when I fall asleep with those headphones, I roll over on them, they break and I have to buy a new one for another $300. Still highly recommended.
Also yes, all underfail’s hate is 110% deserved.
The comment system is lamentably fickle. There has been so much trouble with robot comments through the years that occasionally things which should not be blocked get eaten up, which is truly unfortunate because I need all the human help I can get.
http://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=8323 Hey how did that link get through?
I believe this is the earphoner I have. Rather inexpensive! Perhaps that is why they hurt. It was imperative that I had one that accepted replacement cords because that part tends to get damaged rather easily and ruin the whole thing, with my ignorance how electronics work inside and inability to replace things unless they are designed to be replaceable.
But headphones in general hurt my ears; not from the noise, just from the physical proximity. Thankfully I do not need to sleep with them on my head! Only to keep my noises private when in the company of the machine which cannot otherwise be ignored, and increasingly to protect myself from knowing what it is saying.
Willful ignorance is a sad path, but it is becoming a matter of self-defense.
I have not played the underer and have no intention of ever doing so so it is not fair to say I hate it on its own merit. I just hate the world when I am around people who bow before it. One more irritating internet religion presented as if it is just good fun.
I was being silly; Mine go through because I am the administroyer. There really there is no hope for anyone else, apparently. It doesn’t even work in the designated url field?
I know that! Find somebody who doesn’t know and ping them!
Arrrrrrrrrrrrrf you tricked me again! I never know it is coming!

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for every tony award “hamilton” wins tomorrow, i feel i should be allowed one month of not having to be aware of it in any fashion. on that note i would also like to reclassify “under-tale” as a broadway show before sunday.
if you don’t know what that is, then great. really wonderful. i envy you. it is like unlikely friendship the home game. except that i have to see junk about it constantly when dealing with the only people who will pay me for art. essentially a dating simulation for furries, as best i can figure out without wanting to. an earthbound-pastiche-looking-thing where your attacks inflict friendship instead of damage. except it lies to you at first so you do regular damage and accidentally kill things you aren’t supposed to and then it remembers that forever even if you delete everything and start over. so i am told. like that teaches you a lesson about responsibility except it doesn’t because people play video games as a respite from responsibility. and fine, there is room for that in the world, but it is not itself the world. that is like the kind of video game lope would play.
meanwhile most of the people in my business about that have not heard of hamilton, because that is more the domain of tv idiots. internet shut-ins think there’s something noble about not watching a different electronic glow-box, even if all they do with theirs is watch and retweet and boost-signals or whatever. somehow without my trying i am buried in hypey trashoganda for the sacred cows of both sides daily, and it has worn on me rather a bit the past nine months, more intensely than it previously did the past nine years, and as a consequence this thing i give birth to now is rather hopeless and misshapen.
with that said, you, by virtue of being here, have probably not heard of “hamilton” either. maybe you have but probably not. it is a broadway stage musical play incorporating a bunch of people dressed like they are in the 18th century, without william “mr feeny” daniels or the quaker oats mascot in it, dancing around on a stage rapping about it. that is all. it is a silly fantasy. i welcome people to enjoy it. but the wealth-drenched celebrities who control the television media want to promote it as an evening with god and oh your life is incomplete until you see it! but you can’t because barack obama and beyonce and chef boyardee bought up all the tickets for years in advance because that is what is trendy now and they must keep up appearances. 60 minutes has aired a report on it at least twice. the jeopardy writer who makes sure there is always a clue about les miserables seems to have swapped them out with alexander hamilton trivia, and the cast of the show introduced a full category about themselves, and afterward alexander trebekilton reminded viewers to see it if they are ever in new york except they can’t unless they sell their house and a scalper manages to rob prince’s vault. stephen colbert has mentioned it about 80 times. james corden, whose program comes on after colbert’s, has some recurring segment in which he drives around in a car singing karaoke with celebrities who presumably are paid for it and that’s its own sad statement on what passes for entertainment, but he did it with the hamilton guy and then corden was a guest on colbert’s show and told a story almost in tears about how he was having dinner with hamilton guy and said he was so sad he couldn’t give hamilton more than a standing ovation when he saw it live (which you can’t ever do). abc world news tonight teased across several acts that hamilton guy was leaving the cast this month, and then the actual report was just that information again, plus a reminder that you’d better rush out to see him, except you can’t, ever, unless you are a driving a car he is singing karaoke in. all the tv shows that old white handicapped people that i look after watch love hamilton, or mean to make me think they do. it’s disgusting. they did the same with the producers, and book of mormon and to a lesser extent spamalot (as it was inherently alot). meanwhile, in the 60 minutes report, hamilton guy (i think his name is lin) himself said “i just wrote a play.” he thinks this is as stupid as i do. but he gets to be treated like caesar and various other doomed heads of state prior to being killed so he’s not going to tell anybody to cut it out.
also james corden is hosting the tony award show, and it is advertised with the clip of corden’s own show, in the car with hamilton guy, rapping about hamilton, and then the voiceover says “will hamilton win the most awards ever?” so they’re not even pretending this isn’t a fetid self-fellating sham. i don’t even hate james corden; i liked him in into the woods, despite the disney company’s dedicated desire to present it as a serious non-musical that doesn’t conflict with their own rubbish canon of made up things they didn’t make up, plus my general fatigue with the “happily ever after or is it” genre by the time that movie version got made. but i’ve had enough jameses and jimmies and jams and jellies on late night television whose foremost skill seems to be acknowledging that stuff exists. for his part, bimshwel all-star jimmy fallon has a recurring segment where him and celebrity guests just lip-sync to songs. he does corden one better by not actually taking the trouble to sing the overexposed, possibly exact-same songs with his overexposed guests, and they all probably get paid eight times as much. it is a travesty that anybody should have to switch from nbc to cbs to see both of these spectacles the same evening.
and on the internet it is the same; a few highly visible dorks who get paid just to record their heads saying how great stuff is get in on some property or other and then decide to devote their existences to funding-hyping-homaging it, and all the sad empty-lived people who look to them for validation think: i will devote my existence to this too. and then one day i wake up and magically there are 3000 drawings of a pillsbury-looking skeleton wearing a hooded sweatshirt standing around not doing anything. this reflects the sad emptiness of my own life as well, since i continue to be exposed to people i have no means of respecting, or who will never respect me, and without procuring myself a counter-benefit in trade.
when i was at the department of motor vehicles (as seen in hype-haven’s own zootopia!) last month i saw a child who looked to be about 12, accompanied by a parent/guardian/kidnapper, drawing undertunders in a sideways-turned notebook. at least i think it was a notebook; half the characters were wearing horizontal striped shirts so it was hard to tell. if the hamburglar took this opportunity to escape from prison nobody would notice. they were just standing together in a row. the adult glanced at the drawing and asked “you’re drawing chinese kids?” honestly when i was 12 i was drawing dumb old kirbies and ultroses and my parents didn’t care either, but there wasn’t an alternate support infrastructure in place encouraging me to keep on drawings those things and nothing else. the kid at chez dmv probably logged into tumblr and saw nothing else but undertoodle for a solid month and now believes that is life’s true pursuit. and everybody always always makes sure to mention that underachievertale is copyright some mysterious figure named toby. and before that it was ponies. and now it is tonies. the whole thing is phony (and forgive me if that left you groany). i give alexander hamilton credit for getting shot at the end so to limit the amount of fan-made sequel matter.
i would be surprised if you didn’t! am i supposed to be impressed by that statement in itself? i made a thing! i drew a thing! i’ll just leave this here… i’m tired of wimpy fake-humble language. it speaks of a lack of effort, and facilitates the honoring of other lacks of effort. i saw a post like this that said “my husband made a game grumps animated!” and it had a link i disregarded. first of all why would you admit to having married someone whose most noteworthy accomplishment is that? “game grumps,” i have intuited –and i have to because everybody assumes everybody else already knows what they are talking about– is a pair of bearded men who are terrible at video games, and people are fans of them for some reason, and then put considerable effort into drawing cartoon versions of the men being terrible at video games. because life has no meaning anyway so why bother faking it? gone are the days when people smear feces on paintings and call it art. now we smear feces on vomit and just leave it here.
i used to know a stubborn person, who, upon hearing a use of language he did not recognize, would fake giggle and then say “yeah no, that’s not a thing.” but what is a “thing?” calling something a thing is the definition of not defining it. you will not specify what is, so how am i to know what is not in advance of your smirking insincerity wanting to correct me? and then earlier this year i inadvertently shared a vicinity with a screening of frozen and everybody in the movie talked like that, and some of them even fake-giggled like that.
and this is not me hating the generation after or before mine; it is people my age creating and perpetuating stuff now. people who, additionally, do not require or desire my skills or input. this culture is no dang good for me. i am coming to dislike real people merely because they like imaginary things too much. and they are happy, rather than me, so it is my problem, clearly. the time has come and lingered to stop talking about digging a hole and living in it; i may need to dig a hole and die in it if i continue being aware.
in all sincerity i don’t see the point of specially honoring something that has been honored incessantly in inappropriate venues for nearly a year already. i would prefer the tony awards re-purposed to honor people named tony. for example, the award for best tony danza would of course go to tony rosato.
it is that easy. anthonies should not be permitted, however.
i shall pay attention to the tony awards as much as i pay attention to the emmy awards! as far as i can tell, emmy is not named after john emmy, nor does is it an acronym for something, but instead a nickname for a thing that they changed because they didn’t like the original nickname for the thing that didn’t even represent the thing they were renaming to being with.
difficulty is really poorly balanced… good ending has the easier bosses while the bad ending has the harder bosses and the better and more interesting dialogue where the characters don’t just talk about friendship and how much they love japanese cartoons.
spack: i admire you ability to not pay attention! i have audio recordings of thunderstorms and large headphones that i can use to block out nonsense but they hurt my ears after an hour or so. but i suppose wanting to have no ears beats out wanting to have no pulse.
that is plenty more than i want to know! i would like very much to go back to not knowing.
i doubt the subject in question is a complete failure, but i doubt just as much that it is the soul-cleansing experience for all humanity it is presented as. the obsession with idolatry is very tiresome and exclusionary. it shouldn’t have to be a polarizing issue; it should be possible to find acceptance without acting like you love some popular thing or rounding up all the people who don’t.
frimp, what large headphone do you use? i’ve blown through about 4 pairs of the bose noise crancellers, $300 each and worth it each time. i do the same thing, falling asleep to sounds of nature such as [ [ a url which your comment system has blocked ] . the only issue is that when i fall asleep with those headphones, i roll over on them, they break and i have to buy a new one for another $300. still highly recommended.
also yes, all underfail’s hate is 110% deserved.
the comment system is lamentably fickle. there has been so much trouble with robot comments through the years that occasionally things which should not be blocked get eaten up, which is truly unfortunate because i need all the human help i can get.
http://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=8323 hey how did that link get through?
i believe this is the earphoner i have. rather inexpensive! perhaps that is why they hurt. it was imperative that i had one that accepted replacement cords because that part tends to get damaged rather easily and ruin the whole thing, with my ignorance how electronics work inside and inability to replace things unless they are designed to be replaceable.
but headphones in general hurt my ears; not from the noise, just from the physical proximity. thankfully i do not need to sleep with them on my head! only to keep my noises private when in the company of the machine which cannot otherwise be ignored, and increasingly to protect myself from knowing what it is saying.
willful ignorance is a sad path, but it is becoming a matter of self-defense.
i have not played the underer and have no intention of ever doing so so it is not fair to say i hate it on its own merit. i just hate the world when i am around people who bow before it. one more irritating internet religion presented as if it is just good fun.
i was being silly; mine go through because i am the administroyer. there really there is no hope for anyone else, apparently. it doesn’t even work in the designated url field?
i know that! find somebody who doesn’t know and ping them!
arrrrrrrrrrrrrf you tricked me again! i never know it is coming!


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our 9-hole par 3 course has a total length of 1,113 yards. perfect for beginners and fun for all ages and ability levels!


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Being. I am, therefore I am.
Satya Nadella, Larry Page or Tim Cook?
Satya Nadella (because I probably know even less about him than the other execs).
Monica Bellucci or Salma Hayek?
I liked Salma's Puss in Boots!!

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being. i am, therefore i am.
satya nadella, larry page or tim cook?
satya nadella (because i probably know even less about him than the other execs).
monica bellucci or salma hayek?
i liked salma's puss in boots!!


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we offer dapper boys’ ties so he'll look sharp for thanksgiving dinners, school picture day, birthday parties, and wedding receptions. our kids’ neckties range from essential solid colored boys' ties to bow ties and novelty ties designed to help him express his unique personality. we have pre-tied ties to make his dress code routine easier on rushed days, and our ties come in sizes for toddlers to older age boys. our monogrammed ties are boys' accessories he can truly call his own.
for classic boys’ ties, choose our solid hued or plaid ties, and don't miss our fun boys' novelty ties to highlight his favorite interests. these kids’ ties also include pre-tied versions perfect for younger boys.
when he wears our boys’ ties, he'll look sharp in school pictures and for graduations, wedding receptions, and other special occasions.
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the string is wound round a cardboard cylinder.
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milford housing development corporation (mhdc) makes the dream of becoming a homeowner a reality. families join together nights and weekends to build each other’s homes as a group, earning equity, decreasing construction costs, and make lasting investments in their community.
families contribute at least 25 hours per week for approximately 12 months (or until the group of homes are complete). hours can be provided by the homeowner, any household member 16 years of age or older, and approved volunteers.
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As a business owner, you are probably always looking for ways to keep your office running as smoothly as possible. Whether you have five employees or five hundred, punch clock software can make things easier for everyone when it comes to keeping track of employee working time. You might not always be in the office when your employees come in and go home, so time and attendance software can keep things organized while ensuring that time allocation is correctly imported in payroll for processing by the accounts department.
When using a clocking terminal combined with punch clock software it allows your employees to register their time allocated / worked hours for each day.
Click here to see the various options available when using our clocking terminal.
Time and attendance software is not restricted to just a fixed clocking terminal, there are many options available such as web based clocking, mobile clocking via laptops & cell phones, employee self-options and much more. The software allows management to create unique username and password for each employee so that no one can use their account to manipulate their working times. The workers can punch in when they arrive to work and then get back onto the system to punch out. The software system recognizes the time that employees clock both in and out so that it always gives an accurate time recording.
One of the best features of punch clock software is that it enables management to scan/review workers’ times so that you know if they were late, absent or simply stayed too long after they were supposed to leave the office. This allows you to keep track of everyone in the office to see what is going on in terms of employee working times. This is valuable information for both employers and their employees; it eliminates guess work as to leave and entitlements within the workplace.
Accurate recording of employee time allocation and when they were absent.
Employees have their own unique username and password to prevent time manipulation.
It is quick and easy for workers to clock in and out within seconds using clocking options.
The software is a more productive and is a secure way of keeping track of working hours.
As you can see, there are a lot of benefits to having and using time and attendance software in the office. Using punch clock software is one of the best ways to keep careful track of your workers timekeeping, entitlements, leave and payroll.

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as a business owner, you are probably always looking for ways to keep your office running as smoothly as possible. whether you have five employees or five hundred, punch clock software can make things easier for everyone when it comes to keeping track of employee working time. you might not always be in the office when your employees come in and go home, so time and attendance software can keep things organized while ensuring that time allocation is correctly imported in payroll for processing by the accounts department.
when using a clocking terminal combined with punch clock software it allows your employees to register their time allocated / worked hours for each day.
click here to see the various options available when using our clocking terminal.
time and attendance software is not restricted to just a fixed clocking terminal, there are many options available such as web based clocking, mobile clocking via laptops & cell phones, employee self-options and much more. the software allows management to create unique username and password for each employee so that no one can use their account to manipulate their working times. the workers can punch in when they arrive to work and then get back onto the system to punch out. the software system recognizes the time that employees clock both in and out so that it always gives an accurate time recording.
one of the best features of punch clock software is that it enables management to scan/review workers’ times so that you know if they were late, absent or simply stayed too long after they were supposed to leave the office. this allows you to keep track of everyone in the office to see what is going on in terms of employee working times. this is valuable information for both employers and their employees; it eliminates guess work as to leave and entitlements within the workplace.
accurate recording of employee time allocation and when they were absent.
employees have their own unique username and password to prevent time manipulation.
it is quick and easy for workers to clock in and out within seconds using clocking options.
the software is a more productive and is a secure way of keeping track of working hours.
as you can see, there are a lot of benefits to having and using time and attendance software in the office. using punch clock software is one of the best ways to keep careful track of your workers timekeeping, entitlements, leave and payroll.


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The Palestinian Documentation Center invites you to attend this information meeting on living conditions in Palestinian refugee camps and the right of return.
The meeting will be attended by Wisam al-Jaafari, director of two short films on the life in the refugee camps: «Without waves» and «Wishes for the new paint» – which will be screened during the meeting.
30 March, London: Exist! Resist! Return!

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the palestinian documentation center invites you to attend this information meeting on living conditions in palestinian refugee camps and the right of return.
the meeting will be attended by wisam al-jaafari, director of two short films on the life in the refugee camps: «without waves» and «wishes for the new paint» – which will be screened during the meeting.
30 march, london: exist! resist! return!


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ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, IL, January 8, 2018 – Agents, our Promotional Product Partners, and their customers can expect continuing exceptional service as the Tobutt family assumed sole ownership of The Certif-A-Gift Company (CAG) and continues the tradition begun by company founder Randy Tobutt in 1954.
Third generation Ryan and Alex Tobutt, both with Masters in Business Administration, have joined the organization. Ryan with a background in pharmaceutical sales has taken on the role of Sales Manager. Alex with his Certif-A-Gift experience in accounting, project management, and warehouse oversight will expand his role as Operations Manager.
reporting. “The new features and options create a custom redemption site that can mirror a customer’s corporate brand,” adds Andy.
developing programs that inspire productivity, engagement, and healthy competition in the workplace. Through Certif-A-Gift, companies can successfully motivate their employees, recognize performance, and create positive work environments by utilizing Incentive Point Programs and the Memorable Gift of Choice Program offering Brand Name Rewards – Recipients Choose for Themselves. To learn more, visit http://www.Certif-A-Gift.com.

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arlington heights, il, january 8, 2018 – agents, our promotional product partners, and their customers can expect continuing exceptional service as the tobutt family assumed sole ownership of the certif-a-gift company (cag) and continues the tradition begun by company founder randy tobutt in 1954.
third generation ryan and alex tobutt, both with masters in business administration, have joined the organization. ryan with a background in pharmaceutical sales has taken on the role of sales manager. alex with his certif-a-gift experience in accounting, project management, and warehouse oversight will expand his role as operations manager.
reporting. “the new features and options create a custom redemption site that can mirror a customer’s corporate brand,” adds andy.
developing programs that inspire productivity, engagement, and healthy competition in the workplace. through certif-a-gift, companies can successfully motivate their employees, recognize performance, and create positive work environments by utilizing incentive point programs and the memorable gift of choice program offering brand name rewards – recipients choose for themselves. to learn more, visit http://www.certif-a-gift.com.


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Classic Cantabile Winds AS-450 Antique Red Alto Saxophone. Alto Saxophone made of brass, antique red vintage lacquer, high-F# key. Full, warm sound, very ergonomical key mechanisms, quick response.
Good intonation, metal resonators, keys with mother of pearl look. Beautiful engraved logo on bell. Light case with backpack straps, cleaning rod, mouthpiece with ligature, cleaning cloth and a pair of cleaning gloves. Customers who have bought this product from us.
Great communication beautiful instrument highly recommend. Excellent saxophone reeds and great service. Fantastic service and beautiful instrument. If you are looking for a saxophone that is worth its weight in gold, this instrument leaves nothing to be desired: easy response, clean sound and accessories. The Classic Cantabile Brass AS-450 Alto Saxophone with vintage lacquer is a very compact and easy-to-play instrument for both beginners and advanced players.
The key mechanism is easy to grip and responds quickly and cleanly. The sound of the instrument is outstandingly clear and consistent while still providing warmth - exceptional for this price range! The very light, quick response and depth and richness of tone, make this an ideal choice for newcomers and intermediate players, looking to sharpen their skills. This instrument makes playing fun!
And the extensive range of accessories leaves nothing to be desired: The rugged lightweight case with storage compartments provides strong protection for your instrument and is practical to wear as a backpack and keep your instrument and accessories securely where they need to be! A supplied cleaning rod ensures a clean interior and can easily be stored and transported in the saxophone. The neck and a mouthpiece with ligature are included, so you can get started right away!
Additionally, a cleaning cloth and a pair of gloves are included. 2019-03-20 18:23 - 273482873110. Specialist for musicians since 1987.
Benefit from over 30 years of experience with musical instruments and accessories. Our team of over 120 employees, consisting of musicians, PA specialists and many other specialists, will help you with all your questions. Our company-specific quality management puts our high demands on the products and services in place so that you are completely satisfied. Own brands for the best price. With more than 1500 products from all areas of music, you will receive exclusive quality at fair prices. Master company with many specialist workshops. We have our own specialized workshops for electric, stringed instruments, wind instruments, drums and accordion. We want you to be happy! Every problem can be solved! Our customer service is always available.
Please note that there may be delays in answering your request, especially on weekends and holidays. Bulky instruments and articles e. Digital pianos, large loudspeaker systems are dispatched by forwarding agency. Deviating times are possible after consultation with the delivering forwarding company and possibly additional costs.
The return of products must be approved by Musikhaus Kirstein. Damages due to improper use, improper use of the goods, external influences, such as damage in transit, or by repairs or modifications that have been made not by Musikhaus Kirstein GmbH or an authorized third party are excluded from the guarantee. Used merchandise is not covered by the guarantee unless otherwise stated in the relevant product description. The repairs cannot be made by third parties.
Computers and accessories are also excluded, as well as products defects that are use-related or are due to abnormal environmental conditions, overloading or improper maintenance or care. This guarantee contract governs the legal relationship between the purchaser and the Musikhaus Kirstein GmbH. In addition, claims for damages to the extent that liability is not legally covered are excluded. You can return old batteries that we carry or have carried to our warehouse Musikhaus Kirstein central warehouse, Schongauer Str. The symbols shown on the batteries have the following meanings: The symbol of the crossed out wheeled bin means that the battery should not be disposed of with household garbage.
Pb = battery contains more than 0.004 percent lead Cd = battery contains more than 0.002 percent cadmium Hg = battery contains more than 0.0005 percent of mercury. Please note the tips above.
Electrical appliances (return according to ElektroG). Information about the environmentally sound disposal of electrical and electronic equipment, in accordance with the Act Governing the Sale, Return and Environmentally Sound Disposal of Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE). Manufacturers must label their electrical and electronic equipment placed on the market after 23 November 2005 with a symbol (crossed-out wheeled bin) and take them back free of charge.
We would like to inform you that such waste can not be eliminated as unsorted municipal waste but must be collected separately and disposed of through the local collection and return systems. We are obliged to reclaim sales packaging that is not marked with a symbol from comprehensive waste management and re-use it or to carry out a proper disposal. In order to avoid unnecessary transport routes, we will first designate a local collection center or a waste management company in your area where you can drop off the package for free. 4592, 5960, 5970, 5985, 6720, 7884, 8305, 8592, 9940, 9950, 9960, Bornholm: 3700, 3720, 3730, 3740, 3751, 3760, 3770, 3782, 3790. Hiddensee: 18565, Nordfriesische Inseln: 25849, 25859, 25863, 25869, 25938, 25946, 25980, 25992, 2599625999, Ostfriesische Inseln: 26465, 26474, 26486, 26548, 26571, 26579, 26757, Helgoland: 27498, Neuwerk: 27499, Chiemsee: 83256.
1156AA1156ZZ, 1791AA1797ZZ, 8881AA 8884ZZ, 8891AA8897ZZ, 8899AA8899ZZ, 9161AA9164ZZ, 9166AA9166ZZ. Madeira: 90009390, Porto Santo: 9400, Azoren: 95009980. 10005, 13025, 13033, 13034, 13036, 13038, 13039, 13042, 13043, 13055, 13056, 37022, 4308043099, 4520445205, 4711247115, 4750047599, 6200062999, 7429674297, 7601776019, 91803. Balearen: 0700007999 Please note the supplies to the Canary Islands, Ceuta Melilla and Fuerteventura, are not possible! Campione d'Italia: IT 22060, CH 6911, Livigno: IT 23030, Martina: CH 7560, Samnaun: CH 75627563.
Artikelnummer: 00037396 / Versandklasse: 30 / Item 55461 / Type: 9 / Site:3 / Template: 800. The item "ALTO SAXOPHONE BRASS WIND INSTRUMENT SAX RED SET CASE MOUTHPIECE CLEANING ROD" is in sale since Thursday, September 27, 2018. This item is in the category "Musical Instruments\Wind & Woodwind\Band & Orchestral\Saxophones". The seller is "musical-instrument-24" and is located in London - no collection possible. This item can be shipped to United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, France.

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classic cantabile winds as-450 antique red alto saxophone. alto saxophone made of brass, antique red vintage lacquer, high-f# key. full, warm sound, very ergonomical key mechanisms, quick response.
good intonation, metal resonators, keys with mother of pearl look. beautiful engraved logo on bell. light case with backpack straps, cleaning rod, mouthpiece with ligature, cleaning cloth and a pair of cleaning gloves. customers who have bought this product from us.
great communication beautiful instrument highly recommend. excellent saxophone reeds and great service. fantastic service and beautiful instrument. if you are looking for a saxophone that is worth its weight in gold, this instrument leaves nothing to be desired: easy response, clean sound and accessories. the classic cantabile brass as-450 alto saxophone with vintage lacquer is a very compact and easy-to-play instrument for both beginners and advanced players.
the key mechanism is easy to grip and responds quickly and cleanly. the sound of the instrument is outstandingly clear and consistent while still providing warmth - exceptional for this price range! the very light, quick response and depth and richness of tone, make this an ideal choice for newcomers and intermediate players, looking to sharpen their skills. this instrument makes playing fun!
and the extensive range of accessories leaves nothing to be desired: the rugged lightweight case with storage compartments provides strong protection for your instrument and is practical to wear as a backpack and keep your instrument and accessories securely where they need to be! a supplied cleaning rod ensures a clean interior and can easily be stored and transported in the saxophone. the neck and a mouthpiece with ligature are included, so you can get started right away!
additionally, a cleaning cloth and a pair of gloves are included. 2019-03-20 18:23 - 273482873110. specialist for musicians since 1987.
benefit from over 30 years of experience with musical instruments and accessories. our team of over 120 employees, consisting of musicians, pa specialists and many other specialists, will help you with all your questions. our company-specific quality management puts our high demands on the products and services in place so that you are completely satisfied. own brands for the best price. with more than 1500 products from all areas of music, you will receive exclusive quality at fair prices. master company with many specialist workshops. we have our own specialized workshops for electric, stringed instruments, wind instruments, drums and accordion. we want you to be happy! every problem can be solved! our customer service is always available.
please note that there may be delays in answering your request, especially on weekends and holidays. bulky instruments and articles e. digital pianos, large loudspeaker systems are dispatched by forwarding agency. deviating times are possible after consultation with the delivering forwarding company and possibly additional costs.
the return of products must be approved by musikhaus kirstein. damages due to improper use, improper use of the goods, external influences, such as damage in transit, or by repairs or modifications that have been made not by musikhaus kirstein gmbh or an authorized third party are excluded from the guarantee. used merchandise is not covered by the guarantee unless otherwise stated in the relevant product description. the repairs cannot be made by third parties.
computers and accessories are also excluded, as well as products defects that are use-related or are due to abnormal environmental conditions, overloading or improper maintenance or care. this guarantee contract governs the legal relationship between the purchaser and the musikhaus kirstein gmbh. in addition, claims for damages to the extent that liability is not legally covered are excluded. you can return old batteries that we carry or have carried to our warehouse musikhaus kirstein central warehouse, schongauer str. the symbols shown on the batteries have the following meanings: the symbol of the crossed out wheeled bin means that the battery should not be disposed of with household garbage.
pb = battery contains more than 0.004 percent lead cd = battery contains more than 0.002 percent cadmium hg = battery contains more than 0.0005 percent of mercury. please note the tips above.
electrical appliances (return according to elektrog). information about the environmentally sound disposal of electrical and electronic equipment, in accordance with the act governing the sale, return and environmentally sound disposal of electrical and electronic equipment (weee). manufacturers must label their electrical and electronic equipment placed on the market after 23 november 2005 with a symbol (crossed-out wheeled bin) and take them back free of charge.
we would like to inform you that such waste can not be eliminated as unsorted municipal waste but must be collected separately and disposed of through the local collection and return systems. we are obliged to reclaim sales packaging that is not marked with a symbol from comprehensive waste management and re-use it or to carry out a proper disposal. in order to avoid unnecessary transport routes, we will first designate a local collection center or a waste management company in your area where you can drop off the package for free. 4592, 5960, 5970, 5985, 6720, 7884, 8305, 8592, 9940, 9950, 9960, bornholm: 3700, 3720, 3730, 3740, 3751, 3760, 3770, 3782, 3790. hiddensee: 18565, nordfriesische inseln: 25849, 25859, 25863, 25869, 25938, 25946, 25980, 25992, 2599625999, ostfriesische inseln: 26465, 26474, 26486, 26548, 26571, 26579, 26757, helgoland: 27498, neuwerk: 27499, chiemsee: 83256.
1156aa1156zz, 1791aa1797zz, 8881aa 8884zz, 8891aa8897zz, 8899aa8899zz, 9161aa9164zz, 9166aa9166zz. madeira: 90009390, porto santo: 9400, azoren: 95009980. 10005, 13025, 13033, 13034, 13036, 13038, 13039, 13042, 13043, 13055, 13056, 37022, 4308043099, 4520445205, 4711247115, 4750047599, 6200062999, 7429674297, 7601776019, 91803. balearen: 0700007999 please note the supplies to the canary islands, ceuta melilla and fuerteventura, are not possible! campione d'italia: it 22060, ch 6911, livigno: it 23030, martina: ch 7560, samnaun: ch 75627563.
artikelnummer: 00037396 / versandklasse: 30 / item 55461 / type: 9 / site:3 / template: 800. the item "alto saxophone brass wind instrument sax red set case mouthpiece cleaning rod" is in sale since thursday, september 27, 2018. this item is in the category "musical instruments\wind & woodwind\band & orchestral\saxophones". the seller is "musical-instrument-24" and is located in london - no collection possible. this item can be shipped to united kingdom, ireland, germany, france.


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In the divorce process, there are several benefits of divorce mediation when two parties are unable to resolve their dispute. The option to work with a licensed mediator/attorney will help find common ground, interpret concerns, define problems and relay information between the parties. Mediation is an alternative dispute resolution with many advantages regardless of whether the assets involved are small or large. If the couple can agree to disagree, then in many instances stress is significantly reduced and the following residual benefits are also derived.
Cape Cod is home to hundreds of family-owned and operated businesses. When divorce strikes, statistically about 50% of the time, this can further complicate the entire family’s situation when a shared business is part of the equation. Divorce can be lengthy and very expensive especially when various, complex assets are at stake. Mediation is an excellent option and the Carter DeYoung Attorneys at Law have been handling divorce, mediation, and family law issues for almost four decades.

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in the divorce process, there are several benefits of divorce mediation when two parties are unable to resolve their dispute. the option to work with a licensed mediator/attorney will help find common ground, interpret concerns, define problems and relay information between the parties. mediation is an alternative dispute resolution with many advantages regardless of whether the assets involved are small or large. if the couple can agree to disagree, then in many instances stress is significantly reduced and the following residual benefits are also derived.
cape cod is home to hundreds of family-owned and operated businesses. when divorce strikes, statistically about 50% of the time, this can further complicate the entire family’s situation when a shared business is part of the equation. divorce can be lengthy and very expensive especially when various, complex assets are at stake. mediation is an excellent option and the carter deyoung attorneys at law have been handling divorce, mediation, and family law issues for almost four decades.


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JewishWorldReview.com | What is the test of a truly great person? Is there some kind of litmus test which can identify our true essence?
Chapter 27 of the Book of Proverbs says Ish lefi mahalalo, which Rabbeinu Yonah, one of our great commentators from the Middle Ages, translates to mean that a person's definition is in accordance with what he praises.
If we want to know the true nature of a person, there is only one question to ask: what is it that they praise? What is important to them and what are their priorities? By answering that, we get a glimpse into the true character of a person. If we want to know about a society, we must ask who its heroes are and what are its priorities and values, for the things we value reveal who we are.
Rabbi Yitzchak Hutner, one of the great rabbinic leaders of the twentieth century, says that there are some people -- cynics -- who actually praise nothing. In the language of our Sages, such a person is called a letz, a "scoffer." For the cynic, life is empty; there is nothing worthy of praise, nothing important, special or meaningful. Cynicism means looking at life coldly and esteeming nothing. Thus, it is not only about what we do or do not value which reflects our true character, but whether in fact we value anything at all.
On the upcoming festival of Purim, the 14thday of the Jewish month of Adar, we read about the Haman's attempted genocide against the Jewish people and the great miracles that He performed to bring about the Jews' salvation. But Purim isn't just about an attempted genocide against the Jewish people and Mordechai and Esther's intervening in order to save them. Something else was taking place --- a much deeper, philosophical struggle.
To understand this, let us first understand why this festival is called Purim. Purim actually means "the casting of lots." When Haman decided he was going to wipe out the entire Jewish people throughout the Persian Empire, he cast lots to pick a date for the genocide. It came out to the 13th day of the month of Adar, the day that we now observe as the Fast of Esther. The Ibn Ezra, one of our commentators from the Middle Ages, points out that the word Purim is not even a Hebrew word, but a Persian one. Why does the festival get a name which signifies the random casting of lots? And why a Persian word?
This raises another question: Why did Haman cast random lots to choose a date for destroying the Jewish people, instead of picking a date that would be convenient for him? Normally, when planning an event -- and certainly when someone is planning genocide -- one would plan it at a suitable, carefully thought-out time. It's hard enough to plan the logistics of something of such magnitude; why didn't Haman pick a date that would suited him and his troops best (for example, a time of year when the weather is suitable, and other considerations)? Why did he cast random lots?
Haman came from the nation of Amalek --- the ultimate cynics. We see their true nature exhibited in the first attack against the Jewish people, which the verse (Deut. 25:18 ) describes as asher karcha baderech who "chanced upon you on the way." The word karcha, from the word mikreh, means "by chance," representing Amalek's philosophy that everything happens by chance. They believed in the randomness of life and were the ultimate cynics.
When the Jewish people came out of Egypt, no one would dare to go near them. The Torah describes the fear and trepidation that the nations felt in the face of this nation which had just emerged victorious from Egypt, the superpower at that time, and had witnessed the miracles of the ten plagues and the splitting of the sea. There was an aura of invincibility about the Jewish people, till Amalek came and tampered with this aura. The foremost commentator, Rashi, compares Amalek's attack to a boiling hot bath; no one wants to get in but after the first person jumps in, the bath cools off and then other people feel at ease to jump in as well. So too with Amalek: once they attacked, the Jews were no longer invincible and other nations felt at ease to attack.
What gave Amalek the confidence to attack the Jews? It was their cynicism. They saw the plagues and the miracles and it meant nothing to them. Their worldview was based on a philosophy of randomness, that life is meaningless and makes no difference and that things just "happen." Haman's method of casting lots for a date for the genocide stemmed from Amalek's worldview. The word Purim represents the philosophy against which the Jewish people were fighting at the time --- the philosophy of Amalek, the worldview that life is empty and random.
Judaism is based on a belief in purpose and Divine Providence. G-d created the world and it is perfect by design; it didn't just "happen." Each one of us is in this world because G-d wants us to be here. He has given each of us a mission to fulfill and therefore what we do is indeed meaningful and important. The whole Torah is based on the fact that what we do, each and every single day, is important; whether we avoid gossiping, whether we give charity, whether we eat kosher --- whatever it is, it is actually important to G-d. Everything we do on a daily basis has significance in His eyes; it is neither random nor meaningless. Amalek believed nothing made any difference, that nothing is important or special.
One of the core concepts of Judaism is what we call in Hebrew kedusha. It is a term that is difficult to translate, though it is generally translated as "holiness."
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Holiness means something that has been designated for a specific purpose, something which is special. This is why one of the components of a Jewish marriage ceremony is kiddushin, from the word kedusha, signifying that there is a special relationship here, and that this man and this woman have designated one another as spouse to the exclusion of all others.
Holiness means that there is something special in this world and thus it is the very opposite of the concept of randomness. The theory of random evolution seeks to exclude G-d from the creation of the world, claiming that this magnificent world in all of its perfection just came about randomly. But it's even more than that: it's a philosophy which says that life is meaningless. If life came about just by chance, if we are all here because of some big accident, then life is indeed meaningless and it makes no difference what we do, whether we are good or bad, whether we lead a good life or not. From the perspective of evolutionary theory, nothing we do matters because the whole world and our existence therein is simply an accident. This is the ultimate cynicism.
In contrast, Judaism teaches that life is special and significant. In fact, the recognition that human life is precious is the basis for morality: if there is no value to human life, what is the crime of harming another human being? Morality is founded on the principle that human life is sacred, and is not just an accident; human beings didn't just "happen"; they were created by G-d and they have a Godly soul which makes them special. This is kedusha, sanctity: recognizing that life is special, that what we do is special and that every human being is special; we are not here by accident.
According to Amalek's worldview, if human beings are indeed just an "accident," then there is nothing wrong with harming them. It's not coincidental that Haman was comfortable with genocide; when you believe life is a random accident and nothing is important, when you believe there is nothing special about human beings, it's not a far jump to genocide. But Judaism is about holiness, which means every human being is created in the image of G-d and, therefore, to harm another person is to trespass on the sacred property of the Divine.
The great heroine of the Purim story is Queen Esther. The name Esther comes from the word "hiddenness," which the Talmud explains comes from the verse where G-d says "on that day I will hide My face." There are times in our history -- and in our own personal lives -- when G-d's presence is hidden; but although he is hidden, it doesn't mean He is not there.
Queen Esther came with the belief that G-d designed the world and imbued creation with a purpose, and that He is interested in what happens in the world at large and in our personal lives. He watches over human affairs, He guides the world and everything He does is ultimately for the good. Even though at times we go through difficulties and suffering and we can't see the bigger picture, we believe with perfect faith that He is there and guiding our destiny. Esther believed in Divine Providence, in a Godly purpose and a Divine plan, and therefore she stood up against Haman who believed in the randomness of things.
The message of the Book of Esther is that there is a Divine plan. G-d intervenes not only via open miracles such as the ten plagues and the splitting of the sea, but also via hidden miracles, guiding events behind the scenes. Queen Esther was appointed just in time to foil Haman's scheme; although it appeared "natural," it was not random. On Passover we celebrate the revealed hand of G-d, the open miracles; but Purim is about seeing G-d's hidden hand and recognizing that these miracles, although they are hidden, are no less important than the revealed miracles. They are all the work of G-d, who has a purpose and a plan for us.
This is why on Purim we celebrate like no other festival. It's a celebration of life itself, and the victory over Amalek, the archenemy of the Jewish people and the epitome of cynicism. Our response to cynicism is inspiration and joy.
Judaism teaches us not to be cynical about life but to be inspired. We must not view life with cold emptiness; rather, we must view G-d's plan and design with passion and energy, living every moment like it is a precious gift because indeed it is. Purim is about seizing life and living it in accordance with His will and valuing what we do and who we are. How we live our lives is so important and so precious in G-d's eyes and when we realize that, it brings the ultimate joy: nothing is as joyful as knowing that our lives have purpose, meaning and eternal significance.
• Prayer: Nagging the All Knowing to man's will?
The author is the Chief Rabbi of South Africa and the author of "Defending the Human Spirit: Jewish Law's Vision for a Moral Society," which explores the Torah's legal system compared to Western law. In using real court cases he demonstrate the similarities and differences between Judaism's view of defending the vulnerable and Western legal practice.

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jewishworldreview.com | what is the test of a truly great person? is there some kind of litmus test which can identify our true essence?
chapter 27 of the book of proverbs says ish lefi mahalalo, which rabbeinu yonah, one of our great commentators from the middle ages, translates to mean that a person's definition is in accordance with what he praises.
if we want to know the true nature of a person, there is only one question to ask: what is it that they praise? what is important to them and what are their priorities? by answering that, we get a glimpse into the true character of a person. if we want to know about a society, we must ask who its heroes are and what are its priorities and values, for the things we value reveal who we are.
rabbi yitzchak hutner, one of the great rabbinic leaders of the twentieth century, says that there are some people -- cynics -- who actually praise nothing. in the language of our sages, such a person is called a letz, a "scoffer." for the cynic, life is empty; there is nothing worthy of praise, nothing important, special or meaningful. cynicism means looking at life coldly and esteeming nothing. thus, it is not only about what we do or do not value which reflects our true character, but whether in fact we value anything at all.
on the upcoming festival of purim, the 14thday of the jewish month of adar, we read about the haman's attempted genocide against the jewish people and the great miracles that he performed to bring about the jews' salvation. but purim isn't just about an attempted genocide against the jewish people and mordechai and esther's intervening in order to save them. something else was taking place --- a much deeper, philosophical struggle.
to understand this, let us first understand why this festival is called purim. purim actually means "the casting of lots." when haman decided he was going to wipe out the entire jewish people throughout the persian empire, he cast lots to pick a date for the genocide. it came out to the 13th day of the month of adar, the day that we now observe as the fast of esther. the ibn ezra, one of our commentators from the middle ages, points out that the word purim is not even a hebrew word, but a persian one. why does the festival get a name which signifies the random casting of lots? and why a persian word?
this raises another question: why did haman cast random lots to choose a date for destroying the jewish people, instead of picking a date that would be convenient for him? normally, when planning an event -- and certainly when someone is planning genocide -- one would plan it at a suitable, carefully thought-out time. it's hard enough to plan the logistics of something of such magnitude; why didn't haman pick a date that would suited him and his troops best (for example, a time of year when the weather is suitable, and other considerations)? why did he cast random lots?
haman came from the nation of amalek --- the ultimate cynics. we see their true nature exhibited in the first attack against the jewish people, which the verse (deut. 25:18 ) describes as asher karcha baderech who "chanced upon you on the way." the word karcha, from the word mikreh, means "by chance," representing amalek's philosophy that everything happens by chance. they believed in the randomness of life and were the ultimate cynics.
when the jewish people came out of egypt, no one would dare to go near them. the torah describes the fear and trepidation that the nations felt in the face of this nation which had just emerged victorious from egypt, the superpower at that time, and had witnessed the miracles of the ten plagues and the splitting of the sea. there was an aura of invincibility about the jewish people, till amalek came and tampered with this aura. the foremost commentator, rashi, compares amalek's attack to a boiling hot bath; no one wants to get in but after the first person jumps in, the bath cools off and then other people feel at ease to jump in as well. so too with amalek: once they attacked, the jews were no longer invincible and other nations felt at ease to attack.
what gave amalek the confidence to attack the jews? it was their cynicism. they saw the plagues and the miracles and it meant nothing to them. their worldview was based on a philosophy of randomness, that life is meaningless and makes no difference and that things just "happen." haman's method of casting lots for a date for the genocide stemmed from amalek's worldview. the word purim represents the philosophy against which the jewish people were fighting at the time --- the philosophy of amalek, the worldview that life is empty and random.
judaism is based on a belief in purpose and divine providence. g-d created the world and it is perfect by design; it didn't just "happen." each one of us is in this world because g-d wants us to be here. he has given each of us a mission to fulfill and therefore what we do is indeed meaningful and important. the whole torah is based on the fact that what we do, each and every single day, is important; whether we avoid gossiping, whether we give charity, whether we eat kosher --- whatever it is, it is actually important to g-d. everything we do on a daily basis has significance in his eyes; it is neither random nor meaningless. amalek believed nothing made any difference, that nothing is important or special.
one of the core concepts of judaism is what we call in hebrew kedusha. it is a term that is difficult to translate, though it is generally translated as "holiness."
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holiness means something that has been designated for a specific purpose, something which is special. this is why one of the components of a jewish marriage ceremony is kiddushin, from the word kedusha, signifying that there is a special relationship here, and that this man and this woman have designated one another as spouse to the exclusion of all others.
holiness means that there is something special in this world and thus it is the very opposite of the concept of randomness. the theory of random evolution seeks to exclude g-d from the creation of the world, claiming that this magnificent world in all of its perfection just came about randomly. but it's even more than that: it's a philosophy which says that life is meaningless. if life came about just by chance, if we are all here because of some big accident, then life is indeed meaningless and it makes no difference what we do, whether we are good or bad, whether we lead a good life or not. from the perspective of evolutionary theory, nothing we do matters because the whole world and our existence therein is simply an accident. this is the ultimate cynicism.
in contrast, judaism teaches that life is special and significant. in fact, the recognition that human life is precious is the basis for morality: if there is no value to human life, what is the crime of harming another human being? morality is founded on the principle that human life is sacred, and is not just an accident; human beings didn't just "happen"; they were created by g-d and they have a godly soul which makes them special. this is kedusha, sanctity: recognizing that life is special, that what we do is special and that every human being is special; we are not here by accident.
according to amalek's worldview, if human beings are indeed just an "accident," then there is nothing wrong with harming them. it's not coincidental that haman was comfortable with genocide; when you believe life is a random accident and nothing is important, when you believe there is nothing special about human beings, it's not a far jump to genocide. but judaism is about holiness, which means every human being is created in the image of g-d and, therefore, to harm another person is to trespass on the sacred property of the divine.
the great heroine of the purim story is queen esther. the name esther comes from the word "hiddenness," which the talmud explains comes from the verse where g-d says "on that day i will hide my face." there are times in our history -- and in our own personal lives -- when g-d's presence is hidden; but although he is hidden, it doesn't mean he is not there.
queen esther came with the belief that g-d designed the world and imbued creation with a purpose, and that he is interested in what happens in the world at large and in our personal lives. he watches over human affairs, he guides the world and everything he does is ultimately for the good. even though at times we go through difficulties and suffering and we can't see the bigger picture, we believe with perfect faith that he is there and guiding our destiny. esther believed in divine providence, in a godly purpose and a divine plan, and therefore she stood up against haman who believed in the randomness of things.
the message of the book of esther is that there is a divine plan. g-d intervenes not only via open miracles such as the ten plagues and the splitting of the sea, but also via hidden miracles, guiding events behind the scenes. queen esther was appointed just in time to foil haman's scheme; although it appeared "natural," it was not random. on passover we celebrate the revealed hand of g-d, the open miracles; but purim is about seeing g-d's hidden hand and recognizing that these miracles, although they are hidden, are no less important than the revealed miracles. they are all the work of g-d, who has a purpose and a plan for us.
this is why on purim we celebrate like no other festival. it's a celebration of life itself, and the victory over amalek, the archenemy of the jewish people and the epitome of cynicism. our response to cynicism is inspiration and joy.
judaism teaches us not to be cynical about life but to be inspired. we must not view life with cold emptiness; rather, we must view g-d's plan and design with passion and energy, living every moment like it is a precious gift because indeed it is. purim is about seizing life and living it in accordance with his will and valuing what we do and who we are. how we live our lives is so important and so precious in g-d's eyes and when we realize that, it brings the ultimate joy: nothing is as joyful as knowing that our lives have purpose, meaning and eternal significance.
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the author is the chief rabbi of south africa and the author of "defending the human spirit: jewish law's vision for a moral society," which explores the torah's legal system compared to western law. in using real court cases he demonstrate the similarities and differences between judaism's view of defending the vulnerable and western legal practice.


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