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DETROIT - DaimlerChrysler AG said on Wednesday that investor Kirk Kerkorian's $8 billion lawsuit over the 1998 merger that formed the automaker should be thrown out because Kerkorian waited too long to file his claims that the "merger of equals" was actually a takeover.
In a motion for summary judgement that offered its most detailed defense yet, the world's fifth-largest automaker said it had sworn statements from 11 of the 13 former Chrysler directors who approved the merger backing DaimlerChrysler's motion to halt the lawsuit.
The lawsuit was filed by Kerkorian, and joined by other investors, after an October 2000 statement by DaimlerChrysler Chairman Juergen Schrempp that the $36 billion merger between Daimler-Benz and Chrysler Corp. had only been billed as a merger of equals for "psychological" reasons, and he had always intended Chrysler to be a division of DaimlerChrysler.
In a statement, Kerkorian's holding firm Tracinda Corp. called DaimlerChrysler's statements "gratuitous and irrelevent."
"The essential position put forth by DaimlerChrysler...is that Tracinda and the other shareholders should have discovered earlier that the transaction was not a merger of equals and that they had been intentionally deceived by Daimler-Benz and Mr. Schrempp," Tracinda said.
Both sides have been filing a stream of motions before a Delaware judge, who is expected to rule on motions for summary judgement this year.
Kerkorian claims Schrempp and Chrysler Chairman Bob Eaton dubbed the deal a "merger of equals," when in fact Schrempp was seeking to relegate Chrysler to a division of DaimlerChrysler.
But in addition to defending the accuracy of its statements, DaimlerChrysler said Kerkorian and his associates had little interest in how Chrysler would be goverened after the merger. It also said Kerkorian believed Daimler-Benz was offering the best price for Chrysler shares, and worried that a higher "buyout" price might cause the deal to fall through.
Citing many news reports between 1998 and 2000 rebutting the "merger of equals" language, including those surrounding the departures of several Chrysler executives, DaimlerChrysler also contends Kerkorian knew of the shift within the company, but did not care enough to take any action.
Kerkorian launched the lawsuit, which could lead to bad publicity for DaimlerChrysler if it goes ahead, just as Chrysler was slipping into the red in 2000.
Since then, DaimlerChrysler has pumped in at least 3.0 billion euros ($3.22 billion) into its U.S. business and sent German executives to oversee a turnaround. DaimlerChrysler shares have lost about two thirds of their value since the "merger made in heaven," as the company then described it, was announced.

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detroit - daimlerchrysler ag said on wednesday that investor kirk kerkorian's $8 billion lawsuit over the 1998 merger that formed the automaker should be thrown out because kerkorian waited too long to file his claims that the "merger of equals" was actually a takeover.
in a motion for summary judgement that offered its most detailed defense yet, the world's fifth-largest automaker said it had sworn statements from 11 of the 13 former chrysler directors who approved the merger backing daimlerchrysler's motion to halt the lawsuit.
the lawsuit was filed by kerkorian, and joined by other investors, after an october 2000 statement by daimlerchrysler chairman juergen schrempp that the $36 billion merger between daimler-benz and chrysler corp. had only been billed as a merger of equals for "psychological" reasons, and he had always intended chrysler to be a division of daimlerchrysler.
in a statement, kerkorian's holding firm tracinda corp. called daimlerchrysler's statements "gratuitous and irrelevent."
"the essential position put forth by daimlerchrysler...is that tracinda and the other shareholders should have discovered earlier that the transaction was not a merger of equals and that they had been intentionally deceived by daimler-benz and mr. schrempp," tracinda said.
both sides have been filing a stream of motions before a delaware judge, who is expected to rule on motions for summary judgement this year.
kerkorian claims schrempp and chrysler chairman bob eaton dubbed the deal a "merger of equals," when in fact schrempp was seeking to relegate chrysler to a division of daimlerchrysler.
but in addition to defending the accuracy of its statements, daimlerchrysler said kerkorian and his associates had little interest in how chrysler would be goverened after the merger. it also said kerkorian believed daimler-benz was offering the best price for chrysler shares, and worried that a higher "buyout" price might cause the deal to fall through.
citing many news reports between 1998 and 2000 rebutting the "merger of equals" language, including those surrounding the departures of several chrysler executives, daimlerchrysler also contends kerkorian knew of the shift within the company, but did not care enough to take any action.
kerkorian launched the lawsuit, which could lead to bad publicity for daimlerchrysler if it goes ahead, just as chrysler was slipping into the red in 2000.
since then, daimlerchrysler has pumped in at least 3.0 billion euros ($3.22 billion) into its u.s. business and sent german executives to oversee a turnaround. daimlerchrysler shares have lost about two thirds of their value since the "merger made in heaven," as the company then described it, was announced.


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Video from Thames Valley Police, which was launched as part of their ‘Consent is Everything’ campaign towards the end of October 2015.
The largest voluntary sector provider of HIV and sexual health services in the UK, running services out of local centres across Great Britain.
Provides some guidance in respect to what a landlord has to provide the tenant and how to go about getting things done. The risk of 'Entry by Intruders' is mentioned and suggests that security measures such as window and door locks should be provided.
This website is the home of Transforming Conflict, a provider of training and consultancy in the UK in the field of restorative approaches in schools, residential care and other youth settings.
The National Rural Crime Network works to see greater recognition and understanding of the problems and impact of crime in rural areas so more can be done to keep people safer.

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video from thames valley police, which was launched as part of their ‘consent is everything’ campaign towards the end of october 2015.
the largest voluntary sector provider of hiv and sexual health services in the uk, running services out of local centres across great britain.
provides some guidance in respect to what a landlord has to provide the tenant and how to go about getting things done. the risk of 'entry by intruders' is mentioned and suggests that security measures such as window and door locks should be provided.
this website is the home of transforming conflict, a provider of training and consultancy in the uk in the field of restorative approaches in schools, residential care and other youth settings.
the national rural crime network works to see greater recognition and understanding of the problems and impact of crime in rural areas so more can be done to keep people safer.


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“Using Twitter instead of command-and-control (C&C) servers is pretty innovative for an Android botnet,” says Lukas Stefanko, the ESET malware researcher who discovered the malicious app.
Malware that enslaves devices to form botnets needs to be able to receive updated instructions. That communication is an Achilles heel for any botnet – it may raise suspicion and, cutting the bots off is always lethal to the botnet’s functioning.
Additionally, should the command-and-control (C&C) servers get seized by the authorities, it would ultimately lead to disclosing information about the entire botnet.
To make the Twitoor botnet’s communication more resilient, botnet designers took various steps like encrypting their messages, using complex topologies of the C&C network – or using innovative means for communication, among them the use of social networks.
“These communication channels are hard to discover and even harder to block entirely. On the other hand, it’s extremely easy for the crooks to re-direct communications to another freshly created account,” explains Stefanko.
In the Windows space, Twitter, founded in 2006, was first used to control botnets as early as in 2009. Android bots have also already been found being controlled via other non-traditional means – blogs or some of the many cloud messaging systems like Google’s or Baidu’s – but Twitoor is the first Twitter-based bot malware, according to Stefanko.
“In the future, we can expect that the bad guys will try to make use of Facebook statuses or deploy LinkedIn and other social networks”, states ESET’s researcher.
Currently, the Twitoor trojan has been downloading several versions of mobile banking malware. However, the botnet operators can start distributing other malware, including ransomware, at any time warns Štefanko.

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“using twitter instead of command-and-control (c&c) servers is pretty innovative for an android botnet,” says lukas stefanko, the eset malware researcher who discovered the malicious app.
malware that enslaves devices to form botnets needs to be able to receive updated instructions. that communication is an achilles heel for any botnet – it may raise suspicion and, cutting the bots off is always lethal to the botnet’s functioning.
additionally, should the command-and-control (c&c) servers get seized by the authorities, it would ultimately lead to disclosing information about the entire botnet.
to make the twitoor botnet’s communication more resilient, botnet designers took various steps like encrypting their messages, using complex topologies of the c&c network – or using innovative means for communication, among them the use of social networks.
“these communication channels are hard to discover and even harder to block entirely. on the other hand, it’s extremely easy for the crooks to re-direct communications to another freshly created account,” explains stefanko.
in the windows space, twitter, founded in 2006, was first used to control botnets as early as in 2009. android bots have also already been found being controlled via other non-traditional means – blogs or some of the many cloud messaging systems like google’s or baidu’s – but twitoor is the first twitter-based bot malware, according to stefanko.
“in the future, we can expect that the bad guys will try to make use of facebook statuses or deploy linkedin and other social networks”, states eset’s researcher.
currently, the twitoor trojan has been downloading several versions of mobile banking malware. however, the botnet operators can start distributing other malware, including ransomware, at any time warns štefanko.


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In music land one name that will go down history is AR Rahman whose melody and musical prowess is maddeningly intuitive and border-less.
Santosh Sivan honored with Padma Shri!
As an ode to the musical Hindi cinema and its remarkable tunes, Pandolin presents you top ten movies that should be watched mainly because of its music.

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in music land one name that will go down history is ar rahman whose melody and musical prowess is maddeningly intuitive and border-less.
santosh sivan honored with padma shri!
as an ode to the musical hindi cinema and its remarkable tunes, pandolin presents you top ten movies that should be watched mainly because of its music.


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(AllHipHop News) Nipsey Hussle's influence on the South Los Angeles community he served will go down in U.S. history.
That is because representative Karen Bass of California made a commitment to guarantee his philanthropic work will formally become part of the Congressional Record.
“I will be heading to the House Floor next week to formally enter Nipsey Hussle’s contributions to South Los Angeles into the Congressional Record where it will be a part of United States history forever,” Rep. Karen Bass promised.
The hip-hop star and activist, real name Ermias Davidson Asghedom, was gunned down outside his Marathon Clothing store in Crenshaw, Los Angeles on Sunday, March 31.
Eric Holder was taken into custody by Los Angeles County Sheriff's officials in Bellflower, California on Tuesday (April 2), hours after Los Angeles Police Department chief Michel Moore urged the 29-year-old to turn himself in during a press conference.
Holder has since been transferred to an LAPD jail, where his bail has been set at just over $7 million.
Meanwhile, a funeral for Nipsey Hussle is slated to take place this Thursday at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
That's WAY BEYOND Dope!!!! In the past No elected official Black or White would even consider doing anything like this! It shows how much Hip Hop has changed people & the people who grew up with it! 20 years ago no TV network would've ever green lit a show with Martha Stewart & Snoop Dogg on it together. Look around Hip Hop is in commercial's, TV shows, Movie's, everyday slang! RIP Nipsey!!!!

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(allhiphop news) nipsey hussle's influence on the south los angeles community he served will go down in u.s. history.
that is because representative karen bass of california made a commitment to guarantee his philanthropic work will formally become part of the congressional record.
“i will be heading to the house floor next week to formally enter nipsey hussle’s contributions to south los angeles into the congressional record where it will be a part of united states history forever,” rep. karen bass promised.
the hip-hop star and activist, real name ermias davidson asghedom, was gunned down outside his marathon clothing store in crenshaw, los angeles on sunday, march 31.
eric holder was taken into custody by los angeles county sheriff's officials in bellflower, california on tuesday (april 2), hours after los angeles police department chief michel moore urged the 29-year-old to turn himself in during a press conference.
holder has since been transferred to an lapd jail, where his bail has been set at just over $7 million.
meanwhile, a funeral for nipsey hussle is slated to take place this thursday at the staples center in los angeles.
that's way beyond dope!!!! in the past no elected official black or white would even consider doing anything like this! it shows how much hip hop has changed people & the people who grew up with it! 20 years ago no tv network would've ever green lit a show with martha stewart & snoop dogg on it together. look around hip hop is in commercial's, tv shows, movie's, everyday slang! rip nipsey!!!!


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Naba Dental is the #1 choice for family dentistry.
Exam and x-rays for only $39, plus $100 off any same-day major treatment. Free cleaning with exam and x-ray purchase for children 12 and under. Call us today to schedule your appointment!
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For someone who never visit a dentist before. Been little afraid.. my first time was great the staff made me feel comfortable and kept me informed of every detail.. just done with my second cleaning I have to give it to the great staff and their passion to work with patients..
My grandmother went in for an extraction. Dr.Mirza was very nice and helpful. She was very gentle and careful throughout the procedure. My grandmother was very happy and satisfied with the results. I would definitely recommend her to everybody for any dental needs.
Beautiful office and great customer service! The ladies that work here and very nice and informative. I love the TV on the ceiling to keep you entertained during your procedure!
Great doctor and efficient, friendly staff! Dr. Mirza will not prescribe you unnecessary treatments. She works on preventing conditions and treating holistically. Talking to her is very therapeutic as well!
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I had to get a filling for my daughter and Naba Dental was amazing. They made hr feel at ease and she told me she didn't feel scared anymore of dentists. Great experience.
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Naba Dental is one of the best dental clinics I have been to. The staff and environment is so friendly. Also, Dr. Mirza leaves no doubt in your mind. She is great and makes sure you are satisfied.
Naba Dental had a great environment and the staff was kind and informative! 10/10 would recommend to anyone in search of good dental care!
I love Dr.Mirza.I brought my daughter last year to her and I was very satisfied with her job. So, I changed my insurance this year just to have the opportunity to come and check my teeth too. I am sure you will like her and her team.They are very nice and kind. Very organized. And the place is very clean.
I had a great time at Naba Dental. The place is so welcoming and warm. This place will make sure your time and money is not wasted! They are the best dental clinic and the only one I will ever go to!
Very good clean office with wonderful staff! Dr Mirza is a very friendly and warm dentist, who explains everything she does and what’s needed to have/keep healthy teeth. They are wonderful with kids as well. Kids aren’t scared at all and feel comfortable going to the dentist 🙂 we are going for years to Dr Naba and we can highly recommend this office!!!
My husband and I are new patients. All the staff was very patient and helpful. They walked us through everything step by step and made sure we were satisfied before we left. Thank you Naba Dental!
We have been going to Naba Dental for about 2 years now as a family. They have a clean, comfortable and modern facility. The staff is helpful, flexible and courteous. Dr Mirza is excellent. She is skillful, efficient, patient, thorough, forthcoming and honest. She even suggests ways to save us money even though it might not be financially beneficial to her practice. This is a rare quality for a dentist. I highly recommend this practice.
Absolutely love this place is nice and peaceful. I was able to be seen at my appointment time. Loved my experience from the time I walked in the door receptionist was really nice and with a smile, dental assistants were amazing and polite, I LOVEEEE the dentist she explained in detail to me exactly what I needed to have done and what wasn’t necessary at the moment. The wonderful lady who brought me the estimate was amazing as well giving me a lot of options I could do. Highly recommend this place.
At NABA Dental, we’re committed to providing you with excellent and affordable dental care. Dr. Rubab Mirza, DDS has over 10 years of experience working in dental care, ranking her among the best general and pediatric dentists in the Tanglewood, Memorial, and Galleria areas of Houston, TX including the 77057, 77056, 77063 and 77024 zip codes. She and her team of dental hygienists take great care to make sure your visit to the dentist is easy, comfortable, and effective – because going to the dentist shouldn’t be a scary event! With a wide range of services that include adult dental care and pediatric dentistry, we carefully examine the medical and dental history of our patients in an effort to tailor our services to your individual needs. We pride ourselves on our state of the art equipment and expert training, and we will bring that expertise to you as your family dentist. Our staff is friendly, caring, and ready to help give you and your family the smiles you desire.
Keeping teeth healthy through professional exams and cleanings are key to maintaining a healthy smile.
Cosmetic dentistry can bring back form, while restorative dentistry brings back function through fillings, dentures, and dental implants.
Deep tooth problems like small fractures, hidden canals, and calcium deposits can be relieved through endodontic surgery.
Your gums need care just as much as your teeth. Periodontic care treats inflammation and diseases, such as gingivitis.
Sedation can take the anxiety and discomfort out of a dental visit. From cleanings to surgery, sedation dentistry will put you at ease.
Whether a tooth is knocked out or the pain of one prevents you from eating and sleeping, we can help restore your mouth back to good health.
Pediatric dentistry provides the same level of care and services for children that is given to adult patients.
Preventative dentistry is the crux of healthy teeth. Most insurers emphasize this point, often providing total coverage for a certain number of preventative and diagnostic procedures per year. The biggest benefit to having dental coverage is the peace of mind that comes with coverage for high-cost procedures. From fillings and root canals to crowns and dentures, dental coverage will help manage the cost of dental procedures.
We aim to be the best affordable dentist in Houston, and dental insurance makes this even more possible. Whether you just need a cleaning, or you’re in need of emergency care, restorative work or endodontic and periodontic care, dental coverage will put a smile on your face before you even step into the dentist’s office.
Sign up for our newsletter to receive updates about NABA, promotions and special tips.
I love Dr.Mirza. I brought my daughter last year to her and I was very satisfied with her job. So, I changed my insurance this year just to have the opportunity to come and check my teeth too. I am sure you will like her and her team. They are very nice and kind. Very organized. And the place is very clean.
Very good clean office with wonderful staff! Dr Mirza is a very friendly and warm dentist, who explains everything she does and what’s needed to have/keep healthy teeth. They are wonderful with kids as well. Kids aren’t scared at all and feel comfortable going to the dentist :) we are going for years to Dr Naba and we can highly recommend this office!!!

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naba dental is the #1 choice for family dentistry.
exam and x-rays for only $39, plus $100 off any same-day major treatment. free cleaning with exam and x-ray purchase for children 12 and under. call us today to schedule your appointment!
i had a great experience at naba dental. the dentist and her entire staff was great. great environment. if you are looking for a dentist that you can trust on, this is the place. i have been to several other places in the past. some of these dental clinics out there, they really take advantage of you and you go for something and they give you a long list of issues. she was great. she only recommend things that i really need. she is my dentist now. strongly recommend her.
for someone who never visit a dentist before. been little afraid.. my first time was great the staff made me feel comfortable and kept me informed of every detail.. just done with my second cleaning i have to give it to the great staff and their passion to work with patients..
my grandmother went in for an extraction. dr.mirza was very nice and helpful. she was very gentle and careful throughout the procedure. my grandmother was very happy and satisfied with the results. i would definitely recommend her to everybody for any dental needs.
beautiful office and great customer service! the ladies that work here and very nice and informative. i love the tv on the ceiling to keep you entertained during your procedure!
great doctor and efficient, friendly staff! dr. mirza will not prescribe you unnecessary treatments. she works on preventing conditions and treating holistically. talking to her is very therapeutic as well!
i enjoyed my dentist visit, i will definitely be returning. the staff were very helpful and not pushy. i like how the dentist keep asking me how i was doing throughout the cleaning to make sure i was comfortable.
i had to get a filling for my daughter and naba dental was amazing. they made hr feel at ease and she told me she didn't feel scared anymore of dentists. great experience.
a very friendly environment. the staff is dedicated to making patients feel comfortable and welcome. highly recommend.!
simply amazing, i usually have bad experiences with dentist but yesterday i was proved wrong, dr.mirza had a soothing voice and a light hand she was able to calm me down and she was taking her time with me. i went for pain in my two front teeth and she helped me with it. i would definitely recommend this place the whole staff is great!
went for the first time monday. the young lady in the gray scrubs at the front desk was really nice. staff is awesome i would recommend my family and friends.
caring staff and wondering environment. they were wonderful with my kids. being at the dentist can be a scary thing for a child but they made them feel comfortable and i will be coming back for my wife and i visit soon.
exceptional service provided from all staff. a compassionate and hardworking team that ensures that each patient receives the highest quality of care, treatment, and satisfaction with their visit. the dentists fixed my smile and helped restore my confidence!
naba dental is one of the best dental clinics i have been to. the staff and environment is so friendly. also, dr. mirza leaves no doubt in your mind. she is great and makes sure you are satisfied.
naba dental had a great environment and the staff was kind and informative! 10/10 would recommend to anyone in search of good dental care!
i love dr.mirza.i brought my daughter last year to her and i was very satisfied with her job. so, i changed my insurance this year just to have the opportunity to come and check my teeth too. i am sure you will like her and her team.they are very nice and kind. very organized. and the place is very clean.
i had a great time at naba dental. the place is so welcoming and warm. this place will make sure your time and money is not wasted! they are the best dental clinic and the only one i will ever go to!
very good clean office with wonderful staff! dr mirza is a very friendly and warm dentist, who explains everything she does and what’s needed to have/keep healthy teeth. they are wonderful with kids as well. kids aren’t scared at all and feel comfortable going to the dentist 🙂 we are going for years to dr naba and we can highly recommend this office!!!
my husband and i are new patients. all the staff was very patient and helpful. they walked us through everything step by step and made sure we were satisfied before we left. thank you naba dental!
we have been going to naba dental for about 2 years now as a family. they have a clean, comfortable and modern facility. the staff is helpful, flexible and courteous. dr mirza is excellent. she is skillful, efficient, patient, thorough, forthcoming and honest. she even suggests ways to save us money even though it might not be financially beneficial to her practice. this is a rare quality for a dentist. i highly recommend this practice.
absolutely love this place is nice and peaceful. i was able to be seen at my appointment time. loved my experience from the time i walked in the door receptionist was really nice and with a smile, dental assistants were amazing and polite, i loveeee the dentist she explained in detail to me exactly what i needed to have done and what wasn’t necessary at the moment. the wonderful lady who brought me the estimate was amazing as well giving me a lot of options i could do. highly recommend this place.
at naba dental, we’re committed to providing you with excellent and affordable dental care. dr. rubab mirza, dds has over 10 years of experience working in dental care, ranking her among the best general and pediatric dentists in the tanglewood, memorial, and galleria areas of houston, tx including the 77057, 77056, 77063 and 77024 zip codes. she and her team of dental hygienists take great care to make sure your visit to the dentist is easy, comfortable, and effective – because going to the dentist shouldn’t be a scary event! with a wide range of services that include adult dental care and pediatric dentistry, we carefully examine the medical and dental history of our patients in an effort to tailor our services to your individual needs. we pride ourselves on our state of the art equipment and expert training, and we will bring that expertise to you as your family dentist. our staff is friendly, caring, and ready to help give you and your family the smiles you desire.
keeping teeth healthy through professional exams and cleanings are key to maintaining a healthy smile.
cosmetic dentistry can bring back form, while restorative dentistry brings back function through fillings, dentures, and dental implants.
deep tooth problems like small fractures, hidden canals, and calcium deposits can be relieved through endodontic surgery.
your gums need care just as much as your teeth. periodontic care treats inflammation and diseases, such as gingivitis.
sedation can take the anxiety and discomfort out of a dental visit. from cleanings to surgery, sedation dentistry will put you at ease.
whether a tooth is knocked out or the pain of one prevents you from eating and sleeping, we can help restore your mouth back to good health.
pediatric dentistry provides the same level of care and services for children that is given to adult patients.
preventative dentistry is the crux of healthy teeth. most insurers emphasize this point, often providing total coverage for a certain number of preventative and diagnostic procedures per year. the biggest benefit to having dental coverage is the peace of mind that comes with coverage for high-cost procedures. from fillings and root canals to crowns and dentures, dental coverage will help manage the cost of dental procedures.
we aim to be the best affordable dentist in houston, and dental insurance makes this even more possible. whether you just need a cleaning, or you’re in need of emergency care, restorative work or endodontic and periodontic care, dental coverage will put a smile on your face before you even step into the dentist’s office.
sign up for our newsletter to receive updates about naba, promotions and special tips.
i love dr.mirza. i brought my daughter last year to her and i was very satisfied with her job. so, i changed my insurance this year just to have the opportunity to come and check my teeth too. i am sure you will like her and her team. they are very nice and kind. very organized. and the place is very clean.
very good clean office with wonderful staff! dr mirza is a very friendly and warm dentist, who explains everything she does and what’s needed to have/keep healthy teeth. they are wonderful with kids as well. kids aren’t scared at all and feel comfortable going to the dentist :) we are going for years to dr naba and we can highly recommend this office!!!


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In the Hagadah we say that the Jews in Mitzrayim stood out. Our Chazal inform us, this was because of three of their actions; they did not change their language, their names or their style of clothing. I therefore decided to use this story for Shabbos Hagadol.
As noted in last weeks’ story, when Malka came to 770 for her yearly meeting with the Rebbe, almost every year she would receive guidance from the Rebbe in regards to enhancing her observance of Shabbos and kashrus. In this weeks’ story we will find out about the one time the Rebbe “visited” her, in her town.
I am writing it in first person as this is taken from Malka’s correspondence with me.
As I noted previously, all my audiences with the Rebbe, besides the first one when I went with my parents into his [yechidus] room, were by a nod or a glimpse as he walked down the final two steps onto the sidewalk as he was going into the car.
He told me that he has a small package containing matza for me from the Rebbe.
I asked him how he found me, and why would he think that I am the Jewish person he was searching for?
He replied that the Rebbe told him to bring matza to this village and to give it to the [single] Jew living there. He was given no name or address or any other information. But as a follower of the Rebbe, he accepted the mission and set out to fulfill it.
When he arrived in the village, he started to ask the Gentile people if there is anyone Jewish in the village. Nearly everyone he asked answered that there is no one Jewish in this village, as I never told anyone that I am Jewish. Finally, he met a few people who said that they suspect I might be Jewish because I am the only person in the village that does not ever attend the community church.
The funny thing is that I was always invited to go to the church and join my neighbors. The social pressure was building and I had decided that I will attend church that coming Sunday so that I will fit in with the rest of the people living in the village. I figured it is no big deal; I am a Jew and will always be a Jew. Attending a church once in a while in a social setting, and not as a religious act, won’t change that!
It was exactly then, that week, that I had decided to go to church the coming Sunday. It was a week or so before Passover. And that was when this rabbi showed up at my door!
It made me think hard and deep: The ONLY way he found me and the ONLY “sign” that I am a Jew is that I don’t attend church. Do I want to really give up that sign??? If I attend church I DO lose something huge: my identity as the Jew in this village. Yes, it is going to change things and in a big way.
It was at that moment that I decided to keep my identity and sign of being Jewish and NEVER go into the church. It was the one and only time that I received something from the Rebbe – he knew I needed it at that moment and he was sending me a message that he is watching out for me.
The greatness in this was twofold: If he would have asked the messenger to deliver it to me by name, I would never have received this important message. I would have been happy that he sent me something, but not necessarily would I have connected it as a message to not attend the gathering in the Church.
Secondly, he allowed me to understand it on my own, without telling it to me straight out. It was my decision and resolve, not his. I maintain this resolve till this day, decades later.
Just a few months after [my adopted parents passed away and] I decided to rebel against all mitzvos, I visited the Rebbe. It was shortly before Pesach.
The Rebbe reminded me that I promised to keep Shabbos and therefore I cannot do any melacha forbidden on Yom Tov.
The Rebbe smiled and said something like, “Yom tov is also called Shabbos”.
The Rebbe gently, yet firmly demanded and insisted, and I had to acquiesce. He didn’t leave any options. There were no compromises. As stubborn as I was, he always won the “debate”.
As a personal note to the readers of this column, a story without a message is a wasted opportunity.
My personal message to readers: These days I hear there are many young people who are angry, let down and disappointed by real or perceived trauma. These young people are turned off and choose to rebel. Many go “Off the Derech” (a cliche I read plenty about) and live a self-destructive physical and spiritually suicidal life. I say to them and their parents, I have been there and have done that too.
If anyone feels angry at G-d – it is me. I was orphaned twice: from both of my birth parents whom I never knew and then sixteen years later, from my adopted parents whom I loved. I had one anchor to being Jewish and that was my annual visits to the Rebbe. However, I lost that one anchor too when I lost the ability to see the Rebbe.
As an Orthodox observant young teenager I gave up on Judaism and chose to live away from it all – I moved to a place with no Jews. But, I keep connected to the Rebbe as I promised years ago. I visited him then at 770 and now at his grave site annually (and the graves of both my sets of parents), and I keep Shabbos and kosher, as I promised years ago. (I am now building an eruv around my property to enjoy the longer Shabbos days outdoors with a book and only kosher snacks).
I feel I have a right to be angry (as many of you also feel)! I am rebellious! But I am still a daughter of G-d and the Rebbe told me that G-d loves me no matter how angry I am at Him. I keep my promises of observing Shabbos and kosher without procrastination, while I wait for Him to finally keep His long overdue promise to take us all out of this painful exile.
I suggest to the youth (and those older) who are angry: Consider coming (at least) once a year to visit the Rebbe. I visit and I cry the whole time until there are no more tears, and then I leave behind the pain as a comfort settles on me with a feeling of being connected to something greater than me. I am uplifted from despair as I internalize the message that the Rebbe told me so long ago, that Hashem is my parent and that even this rebellious daughter is loved by Hashem. One day, maybe I will understand why, maybe not, but life is not just about me, for as I learned in Hebrew Day School, if I live only for myself – what am I? By myself I am insignificant. When connected to something greater than us, you and I will reach greater heights. Therefore, I advise and indeed implore you; even if presently you are rebellious and angry, be connected to something greater than your individual self.
I celebrate Passover alone without any family as they were taken from me and I chose to celebrate alone away from any other Jews. I, the Rebellious Daughter, ask of you the Rebellious Son or Daughter (no son or daughter is really “wicked” – just rebellious, and may sometimes feel fully justifiable to rebel), to come join whatever family you have for the Seder. Appreciate that you do have family, and join their Seder because the Seder has a special place dedicated just for you. After all, we are one of those Four Sons/Daughters, who belong at our family’s seder table.
I will always be a daughter who is loved by Hashem.
Part 3 – How the Rebbe guided me when I had a serious medical illness. Will come next week iy”h.
Rabbi Avtzon is a veteran mechanech in the United Lubavitch Yeshiva Ocean Parkway and the author of numerous books. He is available to farbreng in your community and can be reached at avtzonbooks@gmail.com.
Weekly Story: To Which Part Are You Part Of?
Zahava your two poems in loshon hakodesh touched Malka.
Does Malka read and speak Hebrew?
Wow! This is an amazing story. Can’t wait for Part 3! Thank you for posting it.
Malka, You are soooo AMAZING. When I read part one, I cried the whole time. Reading part two was just as dramatic. I wish I could hug you. When I light shabbos candles I will think of you each week. Be strong because Moshiach is soon coming and we will all be together in Eretz Yisroel. I cant wait to meet you. Your BFF. Love XOXO, D.L.
And wow is not the word.
Thank you, Malka, for sharing part 2, but even more significantly, thank you for sharing your postscript. Your message is so true and so powerful. I’d love to meet you one day.
I wish you a happy and kosher pesach and look forward to reading part 3.
Your words, quoting the words of the Novee, I learned long ago in High School but had long forgotten.
These words touched the very deepest part of my soul, my core.
It is so spooky, I am haunted by these words!!
Would you like to have contact?
I feel I need to. It would mean a great deal to me.
If you would be interested, please contact Rabbi Avtzon. He told me he would be willing to make the arrangements.
I understand if you decline because you value your privacy which I respect and also expect.
You posted two interesting comments on Part of my story.
My life plan was to remain here in this village till the end.
I arranged with an attorney that when the time comes, to have my remains sent to Israel and buried in a Jewish cemetery there (I paid for all this).
All my assets will be donated to two worthy organizations I chose, one that helps Jewish orphans and one that treats Jewish couples struggling with fertility.
I think it is a good plan.
But it would be precious for me to meet you because you wrote words that touched the deepest part of my soul.
If you decline to meet, please explain: Why did you choose those specific words?
because that is the exact passage I had asked in my Will to be written as an epitaph on my tombstone when I will be buried in Israel.
I felt is summed the finality of my life: To finally be brought back to rest among my people.
That is why I am haunted that you wrote those particular words.
Besides my attorney who wrote my Will, no one else knew of this!
And that is why I would love to met you. Something draws me to do so.
I read this story and tell it to my family at the shabbes meal. Sipuray tzaddikim that lived in our times. Yasher kochacha.
I pray for Malka and wish her mazel. She is an incredible person.
I did not like the comments posted by Zahava. Who does she think she is to give mussar to our Malka? I find it very disturbing for Zahava to quote p’sukim that shtech instead of uplift.
Zahava quoted a hit song from Avermel Fried, how is it that Malka did not ever hear that song and thought it was an original poem from Zahava?
However,I can tell you first hand that Malka was inspired by Zahava’s comment and asks that Zahava contact me directly so I can relay to her Malka’s personal message.of thanks and….
For some reason the words of Zahava were meaningful to Malka, maybe they were dvorim hayotzim min halev. It is evident that Malka is trying to contact Zahava because of her message. It shows that we never know what words we use will touch someone.
Malka, you would make a great shlucha. Your message is inspirational. If you are near any Chabad House drop in and say hello. I am strengthened by your strength. I march forward with your resolve. You are my hero. Shabbat Shalom!
I pictured Malka as a young person in her twenties, but now I realize she must be at least 40 or maybe even 50 years old. She is not a child (as someone asked if her name is actually Malkie). She might even be a grandmother with einiklech. How long has she been away from yidden?
She is probably on her late forties.
No matter her age, she is Hashem’s Malka’leh. We all are.
You, Malka, are a keli. The Rebbe knew you are a keli so he worked with you. You appreciated him and he appreciated you. It was a special relationship. How lucky you are. You must be a very smart and sensitive person. I know you are special to the Rebbe and Hashem.
Don’t you see that Malka keeps her promise. When, oh when, will YOU keep Your promise and bring Moshiach? Enough is enough. It is time to bring Moshiach. Hashem keep your promise, NOW!
I sent Malka’s message to my son who was not planning to join us for the Seder. As much as we tried, he hasn’t come to the Seder for the past 3 years. IO sent Malka’s message. It worked! He will be coming for the Seder and bringing a friend with him. Thank you for making our family whole again for the Seder.
Just shared the story at my family Melaveh Malka – a story about Malka, how appropriate!
Seems that Malka will be alone for the Seder nights. Would anyone living near her invite her?
Malka, We love you. Malka, please come visit our school!
Please forgive me but I have a very strong intuition that this story is totally fictitious. It is a made up story from beginnng to end and it belongs in a book written by an author commonly known as Grimms. Have a happy and kosher Passover.
I am sure you don’t believe in ANY stories of the Rabbeim and probably think the Baal Shem Tov never existed.I question if you believe in kriyas yam suf too, or consider it a natural event. You have no emunas tzadikim and are probably a snag who has no shaychus to such thinks that cannot be proven scientifically.
You write: “I have a very strong intuition”, a strong hergesh. Your co-heretic writes: “It is so shockingly clear for many reasons”, not just a very strong intuition but “clear” and with “many reasons”. Yhis is the derech of the samech mem, he starts with a thought or theory and develops it to factual, as with evolution, that the heretics have a strong intuition against Creation, and then become shocking clear for many reasons in their heresy.
It is so shockingly clear for many reasons that there is absolutely no truth to this story. Someone is feeding Rabbi (gullible) Avtzon with a total and complete fairy tale.
clear for many reasons…YET YOU DO NOT SAY EVEN ONE REASON. Instead you resort to childish name calling (gullible), because that is your ability, to mock and make fun, you must be mezerah Amolaik, asher korcha baderech, bigmatriya sofek.
There is a purpose for a mockingbird.
If all say yes, one must say no.
Reading again both negative comments, it is obvious they are from the same author. The first mentions “it belongs in a book written by an author commonly known as Grimms”, while the second calls it a “complete fairy tale”. The one who wrote it is not the first kofer. Shame that he trafficks his poisonous kefira like a drug dealer.
Do you have matzos for this Pesach?
and love Malka and thanks for sharing.
Oh Rebbe we miss you!
How long can this golus continue?
This story blew me away … I never heard before the Rebbe giving over such nevuha be’galuy ! I was also wondering how old Malkie is, sounds like she doesn’t have children. She must be such a special person !
We all heard MANY stories of “nevuha be`galuy” by medical issues, when dr’s say an operation was needed and Rebbe said no. We recently heard it by the hurricane in Miami when the people were ordered to evacuate and the Rebbe said they should stay. And we heard it during the Gulf War when ” “gedolim” sent their bochurim to chutz l’aretz and allowed shaving of beards to be prepared for gas masks and the Rebbe said Eretz Yisroel is the safest place. Also in predicting the war will be over by Purim etc etc etc. This is a very small “”nevuha be`galuy” compared to those!!!
הפסוק הזה, הלקוח מספר ירמיהו, פוגע בנקודה רגישה וכל פעם מרטיט מחדש את מיתרי ליבנו, ולא לשווא.
הפסוק נאמר על בניה של רחל אימנו, אשר מתה בזמן שכרעה ללדת את בנה השני, בנימין.
I was just forwarded this article and enjoyed reading it. Thank you for carrying such inspirational stories.

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in the hagadah we say that the jews in mitzrayim stood out. our chazal inform us, this was because of three of their actions; they did not change their language, their names or their style of clothing. i therefore decided to use this story for shabbos hagadol.
as noted in last weeks’ story, when malka came to 770 for her yearly meeting with the rebbe, almost every year she would receive guidance from the rebbe in regards to enhancing her observance of shabbos and kashrus. in this weeks’ story we will find out about the one time the rebbe “visited” her, in her town.
i am writing it in first person as this is taken from malka’s correspondence with me.
as i noted previously, all my audiences with the rebbe, besides the first one when i went with my parents into his [yechidus] room, were by a nod or a glimpse as he walked down the final two steps onto the sidewalk as he was going into the car.
he told me that he has a small package containing matza for me from the rebbe.
i asked him how he found me, and why would he think that i am the jewish person he was searching for?
he replied that the rebbe told him to bring matza to this village and to give it to the [single] jew living there. he was given no name or address or any other information. but as a follower of the rebbe, he accepted the mission and set out to fulfill it.
when he arrived in the village, he started to ask the gentile people if there is anyone jewish in the village. nearly everyone he asked answered that there is no one jewish in this village, as i never told anyone that i am jewish. finally, he met a few people who said that they suspect i might be jewish because i am the only person in the village that does not ever attend the community church.
the funny thing is that i was always invited to go to the church and join my neighbors. the social pressure was building and i had decided that i will attend church that coming sunday so that i will fit in with the rest of the people living in the village. i figured it is no big deal; i am a jew and will always be a jew. attending a church once in a while in a social setting, and not as a religious act, won’t change that!
it was exactly then, that week, that i had decided to go to church the coming sunday. it was a week or so before passover. and that was when this rabbi showed up at my door!
it made me think hard and deep: the only way he found me and the only “sign” that i am a jew is that i don’t attend church. do i want to really give up that sign??? if i attend church i do lose something huge: my identity as the jew in this village. yes, it is going to change things and in a big way.
it was at that moment that i decided to keep my identity and sign of being jewish and never go into the church. it was the one and only time that i received something from the rebbe – he knew i needed it at that moment and he was sending me a message that he is watching out for me.
the greatness in this was twofold: if he would have asked the messenger to deliver it to me by name, i would never have received this important message. i would have been happy that he sent me something, but not necessarily would i have connected it as a message to not attend the gathering in the church.
secondly, he allowed me to understand it on my own, without telling it to me straight out. it was my decision and resolve, not his. i maintain this resolve till this day, decades later.
just a few months after [my adopted parents passed away and] i decided to rebel against all mitzvos, i visited the rebbe. it was shortly before pesach.
the rebbe reminded me that i promised to keep shabbos and therefore i cannot do any melacha forbidden on yom tov.
the rebbe smiled and said something like, “yom tov is also called shabbos”.
the rebbe gently, yet firmly demanded and insisted, and i had to acquiesce. he didn’t leave any options. there were no compromises. as stubborn as i was, he always won the “debate”.
as a personal note to the readers of this column, a story without a message is a wasted opportunity.
my personal message to readers: these days i hear there are many young people who are angry, let down and disappointed by real or perceived trauma. these young people are turned off and choose to rebel. many go “off the derech” (a cliche i read plenty about) and live a self-destructive physical and spiritually suicidal life. i say to them and their parents, i have been there and have done that too.
if anyone feels angry at g-d – it is me. i was orphaned twice: from both of my birth parents whom i never knew and then sixteen years later, from my adopted parents whom i loved. i had one anchor to being jewish and that was my annual visits to the rebbe. however, i lost that one anchor too when i lost the ability to see the rebbe.
as an orthodox observant young teenager i gave up on judaism and chose to live away from it all – i moved to a place with no jews. but, i keep connected to the rebbe as i promised years ago. i visited him then at 770 and now at his grave site annually (and the graves of both my sets of parents), and i keep shabbos and kosher, as i promised years ago. (i am now building an eruv around my property to enjoy the longer shabbos days outdoors with a book and only kosher snacks).
i feel i have a right to be angry (as many of you also feel)! i am rebellious! but i am still a daughter of g-d and the rebbe told me that g-d loves me no matter how angry i am at him. i keep my promises of observing shabbos and kosher without procrastination, while i wait for him to finally keep his long overdue promise to take us all out of this painful exile.
i suggest to the youth (and those older) who are angry: consider coming (at least) once a year to visit the rebbe. i visit and i cry the whole time until there are no more tears, and then i leave behind the pain as a comfort settles on me with a feeling of being connected to something greater than me. i am uplifted from despair as i internalize the message that the rebbe told me so long ago, that hashem is my parent and that even this rebellious daughter is loved by hashem. one day, maybe i will understand why, maybe not, but life is not just about me, for as i learned in hebrew day school, if i live only for myself – what am i? by myself i am insignificant. when connected to something greater than us, you and i will reach greater heights. therefore, i advise and indeed implore you; even if presently you are rebellious and angry, be connected to something greater than your individual self.
i celebrate passover alone without any family as they were taken from me and i chose to celebrate alone away from any other jews. i, the rebellious daughter, ask of you the rebellious son or daughter (no son or daughter is really “wicked” – just rebellious, and may sometimes feel fully justifiable to rebel), to come join whatever family you have for the seder. appreciate that you do have family, and join their seder because the seder has a special place dedicated just for you. after all, we are one of those four sons/daughters, who belong at our family’s seder table.
i will always be a daughter who is loved by hashem.
part 3 – how the rebbe guided me when i had a serious medical illness. will come next week iy”h.
rabbi avtzon is a veteran mechanech in the united lubavitch yeshiva ocean parkway and the author of numerous books. he is available to farbreng in your community and can be reached at avtzonbooks@gmail.com.
weekly story: to which part are you part of?
zahava your two poems in loshon hakodesh touched malka.
does malka read and speak hebrew?
wow! this is an amazing story. can’t wait for part 3! thank you for posting it.
malka, you are soooo amazing. when i read part one, i cried the whole time. reading part two was just as dramatic. i wish i could hug you. when i light shabbos candles i will think of you each week. be strong because moshiach is soon coming and we will all be together in eretz yisroel. i cant wait to meet you. your bff. love xoxo, d.l.
and wow is not the word.
thank you, malka, for sharing part 2, but even more significantly, thank you for sharing your postscript. your message is so true and so powerful. i’d love to meet you one day.
i wish you a happy and kosher pesach and look forward to reading part 3.
your words, quoting the words of the novee, i learned long ago in high school but had long forgotten.
these words touched the very deepest part of my soul, my core.
it is so spooky, i am haunted by these words!!
would you like to have contact?
i feel i need to. it would mean a great deal to me.
if you would be interested, please contact rabbi avtzon. he told me he would be willing to make the arrangements.
i understand if you decline because you value your privacy which i respect and also expect.
you posted two interesting comments on part of my story.
my life plan was to remain here in this village till the end.
i arranged with an attorney that when the time comes, to have my remains sent to israel and buried in a jewish cemetery there (i paid for all this).
all my assets will be donated to two worthy organizations i chose, one that helps jewish orphans and one that treats jewish couples struggling with fertility.
i think it is a good plan.
but it would be precious for me to meet you because you wrote words that touched the deepest part of my soul.
if you decline to meet, please explain: why did you choose those specific words?
because that is the exact passage i had asked in my will to be written as an epitaph on my tombstone when i will be buried in israel.
i felt is summed the finality of my life: to finally be brought back to rest among my people.
that is why i am haunted that you wrote those particular words.
besides my attorney who wrote my will, no one else knew of this!
and that is why i would love to met you. something draws me to do so.
i read this story and tell it to my family at the shabbes meal. sipuray tzaddikim that lived in our times. yasher kochacha.
i pray for malka and wish her mazel. she is an incredible person.
i did not like the comments posted by zahava. who does she think she is to give mussar to our malka? i find it very disturbing for zahava to quote p’sukim that shtech instead of uplift.
zahava quoted a hit song from avermel fried, how is it that malka did not ever hear that song and thought it was an original poem from zahava?
however,i can tell you first hand that malka was inspired by zahava’s comment and asks that zahava contact me directly so i can relay to her malka’s personal message.of thanks and….
for some reason the words of zahava were meaningful to malka, maybe they were dvorim hayotzim min halev. it is evident that malka is trying to contact zahava because of her message. it shows that we never know what words we use will touch someone.
malka, you would make a great shlucha. your message is inspirational. if you are near any chabad house drop in and say hello. i am strengthened by your strength. i march forward with your resolve. you are my hero. shabbat shalom!
i pictured malka as a young person in her twenties, but now i realize she must be at least 40 or maybe even 50 years old. she is not a child (as someone asked if her name is actually malkie). she might even be a grandmother with einiklech. how long has she been away from yidden?
she is probably on her late forties.
no matter her age, she is hashem’s malka’leh. we all are.
you, malka, are a keli. the rebbe knew you are a keli so he worked with you. you appreciated him and he appreciated you. it was a special relationship. how lucky you are. you must be a very smart and sensitive person. i know you are special to the rebbe and hashem.
don’t you see that malka keeps her promise. when, oh when, will you keep your promise and bring moshiach? enough is enough. it is time to bring moshiach. hashem keep your promise, now!
i sent malka’s message to my son who was not planning to join us for the seder. as much as we tried, he hasn’t come to the seder for the past 3 years. io sent malka’s message. it worked! he will be coming for the seder and bringing a friend with him. thank you for making our family whole again for the seder.
just shared the story at my family melaveh malka – a story about malka, how appropriate!
seems that malka will be alone for the seder nights. would anyone living near her invite her?
malka, we love you. malka, please come visit our school!
please forgive me but i have a very strong intuition that this story is totally fictitious. it is a made up story from beginnng to end and it belongs in a book written by an author commonly known as grimms. have a happy and kosher passover.
i am sure you don’t believe in any stories of the rabbeim and probably think the baal shem tov never existed.i question if you believe in kriyas yam suf too, or consider it a natural event. you have no emunas tzadikim and are probably a snag who has no shaychus to such thinks that cannot be proven scientifically.
you write: “i have a very strong intuition”, a strong hergesh. your co-heretic writes: “it is so shockingly clear for many reasons”, not just a very strong intuition but “clear” and with “many reasons”. yhis is the derech of the samech mem, he starts with a thought or theory and develops it to factual, as with evolution, that the heretics have a strong intuition against creation, and then become shocking clear for many reasons in their heresy.
it is so shockingly clear for many reasons that there is absolutely no truth to this story. someone is feeding rabbi (gullible) avtzon with a total and complete fairy tale.
clear for many reasons…yet you do not say even one reason. instead you resort to childish name calling (gullible), because that is your ability, to mock and make fun, you must be mezerah amolaik, asher korcha baderech, bigmatriya sofek.
there is a purpose for a mockingbird.
if all say yes, one must say no.
reading again both negative comments, it is obvious they are from the same author. the first mentions “it belongs in a book written by an author commonly known as grimms”, while the second calls it a “complete fairy tale”. the one who wrote it is not the first kofer. shame that he trafficks his poisonous kefira like a drug dealer.
do you have matzos for this pesach?
and love malka and thanks for sharing.
oh rebbe we miss you!
how long can this golus continue?
this story blew me away … i never heard before the rebbe giving over such nevuha be’galuy ! i was also wondering how old malkie is, sounds like she doesn’t have children. she must be such a special person !
we all heard many stories of “nevuha be`galuy” by medical issues, when dr’s say an operation was needed and rebbe said no. we recently heard it by the hurricane in miami when the people were ordered to evacuate and the rebbe said they should stay. and we heard it during the gulf war when ” “gedolim” sent their bochurim to chutz l’aretz and allowed shaving of beards to be prepared for gas masks and the rebbe said eretz yisroel is the safest place. also in predicting the war will be over by purim etc etc etc. this is a very small “”nevuha be`galuy” compared to those!!!
הפסוק הזה, הלקוח מספר ירמיהו, פוגע בנקודה רגישה וכל פעם מרטיט מחדש את מיתרי ליבנו, ולא לשווא.
הפסוק נאמר על בניה של רחל אימנו, אשר מתה בזמן שכרעה ללדת את בנה השני, בנימין.
i was just forwarded this article and enjoyed reading it. thank you for carrying such inspirational stories.


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· perform compliance reviews of client correspondence for use in singapore and other southeast asia markets.
· conduct compliance monitoring and testing, including but not limited to staff trading monitoring.
· perform aml and sanctions checking.
· perform administrative duties including maintaining an effective documentation and filing system.
· maintain compliance manuals which are in line with best practices and relevant regulatory requirements.
· providing compliance advisory on outsourcing arrangements.
· review legal agreements from compliance’s perspectives.
· conduct in-house training for staff e.g. anti-money laundering, staff personal dealing, licensing, regulatory requirements etc.
· assist in the planning and execution of compliance monitoring program, risk monitoring program and prepare reports to management regarding the recommendations made from the review findings.
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In April 1995 – to the weekend exactly 22 years ago – I went to the first event by the young antenna AEGEE-Skopje, a conference about privatisation. It was my first visit to this magnificent country with great people, but not my last one. I came back for a marvellous Travelling Summer University the next year plus the two Agoras organised by the antenna. But the memories of this first event were very special. This is the story.
My trip to Skopje couldn’t have started worse. And I was so enthusiastic about going to the capital of Macedonia, where AEGEE-Skopje was about to organize it’s very first event, the congress with the too long title “Privatization in Central and Eastern Europe with a special view on Former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonia”.
After the Agora I went to Eindhoven. I knew some members there, because AEGEE-Eindhoven was the twin antenna of AEGEE-Szeged, when the concept of twin antennae did not exist yet. When I told one big bald guy that I wanted to go to Skopje, he enthusiastically said: “Yes, you must go there!” It turned out that he helped the young contact antenna a lot to come into existence and organise its first event, because his former girlfriend was one of the founders.
Three days later, I was on the train from Budapest to Skopje. I studied in Szeged in Southern Hungary at that time and my Hungarian friends told me that visa were not necessary to go to Serbia. Well, not for them, but for me being German, yes. So I waited in the train station of Subotica, slept on the wooden benches, where some Canadians with the same fate were stranded, and took the train back to Budapest the next morning.
There was still time to go to Skopje, because it was only Thursday and the conference programme started only on Friday, 14th of April 1995. However, the train was late and I arrived to the Serbian consulate at Heroes’ Square just five minutes before closing time. All employees of the consulate were coming right out of the building already and did not even bother to look at me when I asked them about a visa. So I took the next train to Szeged and came back the next morning. This time I got the visa, hopped on the afternoon train, changed in Nis in the middle of the night and arrived to the Serbian-Macedonian border at 5 a.m. The train was actually supposed to go to Skopje, but it didn’t. All passengers went to a bus station where a Serbian guy, who spoke German, told me which bus to take, where to change to another bus and how much to pay.
The bus drivers were driving their buses like Formula 1 cars over the curvy roads, but I didn’t mind, because at 10 a.m. I reached Skopje. The time, when the conference programme of the second day was about to start. At the bus station I called one of the organisers from a public phone – at that time no one had mobile phones. He picked me up and took me to the Faculty of Law, where the event took place.
Finally I could enjoy the conference.
The topic of the event was quite fashionable at that time. In most countries in Central and Eastern Europe the privatisation of state-owned enterprises was in full swing. There were different models. While most governments sold the companies to foreign investors, who had the financial resources and knowledge to make the old companies more successful and get their products successfully on the market, other countries sold the companies to their citizens with the help of vouchers. In some countries the governments sold the companies to friends or themselves.
The conference organisers got some very prominent speakers, which was no surprise, since one of the members was the daughter of the finance minister. Among the speakers were (surprise!) the minister of finance, Jane Miljovski, and the director of the Agency for Transformation of the Enterprises, Verica Hadzi-Vasileva Markovska. During the afternoon of day two there was a panel discussion on “The privatization process and the flow of people, ideas and capital”. When I arrived, I had no clue that I would be among the panelists! After I entered the room, one of the organisers came to me and said: “You are from Germany, right? So you know about the privatisation in Eastern Germany, right?” “Ehm, well, yes, something, why?” “Two of our panellists cancelled and we need a replacement so that we have at least three people. Just tell me what you know and I’ll ask you questions about that.” And so, I became speaker at the event. It was going fine, but I was so glad when the panel was over… The whole congress was followed by national TV every day, and there were reports of the results in all major newspapers – which showed again what great contacts the organisers had.
This second day was also the end of the serious programme of the event and the whole group left next morning for Ohrid, the magnificient old town at Lake Ohrid in the west of the country. The group of about 25 foreign plus 20 local participants plus more local organisers went to this great city of literature, culture and history together by bus. After checking in at our hotel, we visited all kind of great cultural places, of which the famous monastery was the most impressive one by far. Just one year before the conference, the Oscar-nominated anti-war film “Before the rain” was shot there, which we watched together with the whole group on video. Later on, we also visited the already privatized brewery of Skopje, where we had the opportunity to see how the privatization worked in practice.
It was the beautiful place and even more the amazing and friendly spirit of the organisers from AEGEE-Skopje that caught our hearts. So it was no surprise that nearly all participants spontaneously decided to stay one day longer. No one was in a hurry anyway. Eight of the participants came from Turkey, another eight from Bulgaria; they were extremely relaxed about their timetable, and we, the others, were mainly from Slovakia, Germany and France and wanted to find out as much as possible about this great place in the company of the great organisers. For us time didn’t matter anyway, since it was Easter that weekend. Among the Turkish participants was Refet Saban, one of the founders of AEGEE-Ankara and later CD member. An amazing person like everyone from the Turkish group. It was a shock for us to hear that one Turkish girl died a few months later in a car accident, with also other member from AEGEE-Ankara being in the same car.
He also gave us a great sightseeing tour, where he told us a lot about local politics and culture. I remember clearly when we went to some viewing point over the city and he pointed at the minarets of the ethnic Albanians in Skopje. “You see the minarets? Their number doubled in the past ten years”, he said. “Now Albanians are 40 percent of our population.” He looked very concerned of becoming a minority in his country. He was also concerned for the unstable political situation and the hostile relationships with their neighbours Yugoslavia (Serbia-Montenegro) and Greece. And of course the relationship with Albania was also very bad. So it was no surprise that UN peacekeeping troops were stationed in Macedonia, which helped stabilising the situation.

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in april 1995 – to the weekend exactly 22 years ago – i went to the first event by the young antenna aegee-skopje, a conference about privatisation. it was my first visit to this magnificent country with great people, but not my last one. i came back for a marvellous travelling summer university the next year plus the two agoras organised by the antenna. but the memories of this first event were very special. this is the story.
my trip to skopje couldn’t have started worse. and i was so enthusiastic about going to the capital of macedonia, where aegee-skopje was about to organize it’s very first event, the congress with the too long title “privatization in central and eastern europe with a special view on former yugoslavian republic of macedonia”.
after the agora i went to eindhoven. i knew some members there, because aegee-eindhoven was the twin antenna of aegee-szeged, when the concept of twin antennae did not exist yet. when i told one big bald guy that i wanted to go to skopje, he enthusiastically said: “yes, you must go there!” it turned out that he helped the young contact antenna a lot to come into existence and organise its first event, because his former girlfriend was one of the founders.
three days later, i was on the train from budapest to skopje. i studied in szeged in southern hungary at that time and my hungarian friends told me that visa were not necessary to go to serbia. well, not for them, but for me being german, yes. so i waited in the train station of subotica, slept on the wooden benches, where some canadians with the same fate were stranded, and took the train back to budapest the next morning.
there was still time to go to skopje, because it was only thursday and the conference programme started only on friday, 14th of april 1995. however, the train was late and i arrived to the serbian consulate at heroes’ square just five minutes before closing time. all employees of the consulate were coming right out of the building already and did not even bother to look at me when i asked them about a visa. so i took the next train to szeged and came back the next morning. this time i got the visa, hopped on the afternoon train, changed in nis in the middle of the night and arrived to the serbian-macedonian border at 5 a.m. the train was actually supposed to go to skopje, but it didn’t. all passengers went to a bus station where a serbian guy, who spoke german, told me which bus to take, where to change to another bus and how much to pay.
the bus drivers were driving their buses like formula 1 cars over the curvy roads, but i didn’t mind, because at 10 a.m. i reached skopje. the time, when the conference programme of the second day was about to start. at the bus station i called one of the organisers from a public phone – at that time no one had mobile phones. he picked me up and took me to the faculty of law, where the event took place.
finally i could enjoy the conference.
the topic of the event was quite fashionable at that time. in most countries in central and eastern europe the privatisation of state-owned enterprises was in full swing. there were different models. while most governments sold the companies to foreign investors, who had the financial resources and knowledge to make the old companies more successful and get their products successfully on the market, other countries sold the companies to their citizens with the help of vouchers. in some countries the governments sold the companies to friends or themselves.
the conference organisers got some very prominent speakers, which was no surprise, since one of the members was the daughter of the finance minister. among the speakers were (surprise!) the minister of finance, jane miljovski, and the director of the agency for transformation of the enterprises, verica hadzi-vasileva markovska. during the afternoon of day two there was a panel discussion on “the privatization process and the flow of people, ideas and capital”. when i arrived, i had no clue that i would be among the panelists! after i entered the room, one of the organisers came to me and said: “you are from germany, right? so you know about the privatisation in eastern germany, right?” “ehm, well, yes, something, why?” “two of our panellists cancelled and we need a replacement so that we have at least three people. just tell me what you know and i’ll ask you questions about that.” and so, i became speaker at the event. it was going fine, but i was so glad when the panel was over… the whole congress was followed by national tv every day, and there were reports of the results in all major newspapers – which showed again what great contacts the organisers had.
this second day was also the end of the serious programme of the event and the whole group left next morning for ohrid, the magnificient old town at lake ohrid in the west of the country. the group of about 25 foreign plus 20 local participants plus more local organisers went to this great city of literature, culture and history together by bus. after checking in at our hotel, we visited all kind of great cultural places, of which the famous monastery was the most impressive one by far. just one year before the conference, the oscar-nominated anti-war film “before the rain” was shot there, which we watched together with the whole group on video. later on, we also visited the already privatized brewery of skopje, where we had the opportunity to see how the privatization worked in practice.
it was the beautiful place and even more the amazing and friendly spirit of the organisers from aegee-skopje that caught our hearts. so it was no surprise that nearly all participants spontaneously decided to stay one day longer. no one was in a hurry anyway. eight of the participants came from turkey, another eight from bulgaria; they were extremely relaxed about their timetable, and we, the others, were mainly from slovakia, germany and france and wanted to find out as much as possible about this great place in the company of the great organisers. for us time didn’t matter anyway, since it was easter that weekend. among the turkish participants was refet saban, one of the founders of aegee-ankara and later cd member. an amazing person like everyone from the turkish group. it was a shock for us to hear that one turkish girl died a few months later in a car accident, with also other member from aegee-ankara being in the same car.
he also gave us a great sightseeing tour, where he told us a lot about local politics and culture. i remember clearly when we went to some viewing point over the city and he pointed at the minarets of the ethnic albanians in skopje. “you see the minarets? their number doubled in the past ten years”, he said. “now albanians are 40 percent of our population.” he looked very concerned of becoming a minority in his country. he was also concerned for the unstable political situation and the hostile relationships with their neighbours yugoslavia (serbia-montenegro) and greece. and of course the relationship with albania was also very bad. so it was no surprise that un peacekeeping troops were stationed in macedonia, which helped stabilising the situation.


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i have used a picture browser for joomla known as imagebrowser. it is good - easy uploads, simple for clients to make use of, even handles zip file uploads. i've joomla v. 1.5.15 installed and also the latest version of the wordpress plugin too on three or four in our sites without any fuss or issues.
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if the library itself eliminates jquery conflicts is yet another matter, however the above should still work fine.
i simply launched a brand new version from the image browser component. this latest version should address this problem in addition to fixing a couple of other bugs and enhancing security.
tell me when the latest version works not surprisingly.
error while performing "apache services"
exactly why is my $_env empty?
apache: how to carry out a conditional require according to server (.htaccess)?
can you really in some way possess a separate publish section at home page?
exactly why is modrewrite using my site's full path?
what wordpress "thumbs up" wordpress plugin is?


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our cultural department is very important to us and we are proud of the many learners who partake in these activities.
our junior and senior choirs perform regularly and never fail to impress audiences and adjudicators. exciting revues and breathtaking productions improve self-confidence and promote the excellent spirit at our school.
the outstanding achievements of our learners during eisteddfods and external music exams are proof of the very high standard in our music department.
music evenings in the school hall encourage even our youngest and most inexperienced musicians to perform in public.
our drama club is great fun for actors and audiences alike. de hoop's plays always provide excellent entertainment, are highly spoken of in drama circles and they regularly walk off with the top prizes and trophies at eisteddfods and drama festivals.
we also have an art club, a photography club and a chess club where learners are able to develop their creativity and problem solving skills.


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After two decades serving Haligonians, Tom’s Little Havana will serve its last customers by the month’s end.
The owners of the building – who also own Rasa Flavours of India next door – will be expanding, re-branding, and opening a spot called Sura Lounge.
With the restaurant’s Tom Wile no longer around, the family behind Rasa wanted a change.
“Tom is no longer on the scene, and this is no longer a Havana. This is a long overdue change,” said co-owner Deeksha Bhaskar.
Tom’s moved from Doyle Street to Birmingham in 2015, and Bhaskar and her father took over Tom’s & The Fireside in 2017, turning the latter into Rasa.
Now, the new concept for Sura Lounge will feature Indian cuisine, and will be a complement to Rasa.
The last day for the Havana is March 27, and will say goodbye to the old, and welcome in new brands for the taps, including Garrison and Good Robot.
There will be an auction, hosted by Dan Hendricken, where popular Tom’s items will be sold.
A portion of the proceeds will go to Enactus Saint Mary’s program Square Roots.
While some will mourn the loss of Tom’s Little Havana, co-owner Bhaskar is looking to the future.
“While change is bittersweet, it’s also inevitable. It was time for a change,” she said.

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after two decades serving haligonians, tom’s little havana will serve its last customers by the month’s end.
the owners of the building – who also own rasa flavours of india next door – will be expanding, re-branding, and opening a spot called sura lounge.
with the restaurant’s tom wile no longer around, the family behind rasa wanted a change.
“tom is no longer on the scene, and this is no longer a havana. this is a long overdue change,” said co-owner deeksha bhaskar.
tom’s moved from doyle street to birmingham in 2015, and bhaskar and her father took over tom’s & the fireside in 2017, turning the latter into rasa.
now, the new concept for sura lounge will feature indian cuisine, and will be a complement to rasa.
the last day for the havana is march 27, and will say goodbye to the old, and welcome in new brands for the taps, including garrison and good robot.
there will be an auction, hosted by dan hendricken, where popular tom’s items will be sold.
a portion of the proceeds will go to enactus saint mary’s program square roots.
while some will mourn the loss of tom’s little havana, co-owner bhaskar is looking to the future.
“while change is bittersweet, it’s also inevitable. it was time for a change,” she said.


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