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Month: October 2012
Arutz Sheva Daily Israel Report Tuesday, Oct. 30 '12, Cheshvan 14, 5773
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by Tzvi Ben Gedalyahu
Superstorm Sandy is whipping through New England, leaving behind $20 billion in damage, while President Obama declares New York City a "major disaster area."
The storm"s ferocity has moved north, but it will be a slow recovery for the Washington-New York area. The capital has been described as a "ghost town," and New York was virtually shut down.
The death toll has reached 16, and the subway systems in Philadelphia and New York City remain closed.
Economic damage is estimated to be approximately $20 billion, and the number is likely to grow as the East Coast begins to discover disastrous after effects while they dry out. The salt water that gushed into New York City streets may have done untold damage to subway mechanisms.
The storm set off an "alert" at the New Jersey Oyster Creek nuclear power plant, where a rise in flood waters could force the use of emergency water supplies to cool down spent uranium fuel rods.
Sandy was lashing southeastern Canada as of noon Israeli time Tuesday, and more than 100,000 in Ontario are without electricity. A falling sign in Toronto killed one woman Monday night.
Several areas in the Mid-Atlantic states still are being evacuated due to rising flood waters.
Sandy was rare in several aspects, not the least of which is its size, reaching as far inland from the East Coast as the Midwest.
High winds knocked out power for more than 23,000 homes and businesses in Michigan and more than 200,000 in Ohio. Residents in at least one small lake-side village in Wisconsin were warned to evacuate.
Snow was expected in higher regions in Tennessee, West Virginia and Western Maryland.
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2. FATAH FACEBOOK PAGE SHOWS MOTHER PLACING SUICIDE BELT ON SON by Rachel Hirshfeld
A recent photo posted to the official Facebook page of Fatah"s Information and Culture Commission in Lebanon shows a mother placing a suicide belt on her young son, reported Palestinian Media Watch, which has documented the ongoing glorification of violence and martyrdom by the Palestinian Authority.
Beside the picture is written an imaginary conversation between the two which reads as follows:
"My mother dressed me in a strange belt (i.e., a suicide belt).
I asked her: "What is this, mother?"
She said: "I will put it on you and you will go to your death!"
I said to her: "Mother, what have I done that you want me to die?"
She shed a tear that hurt my heart and said: "The homeland needs you, son. Go and blow up the sons of Zion."
I said to her: "Why me and not you?"
She said: "I will stay in order to give birth to more children for the sake of Palestine."
I kissed her hand and said to her: "Keep it up, mother, for you and for Palestine I will kill the impure and the damned.""
3. VIDEO: FIRE DESTROYS 50 HOMES IN HURRICANE-FLOODED QUEENS by Tzvi Ben Gedalyahu
A six-alarm destroyed at least 50 homes in Queens, a borough heavy populated by Israelis and American Jews, and flooded by the Frankenstorm Sandy storm.
The New York Fire Department said on its Twitter page that more than 50 homes had been "completely destroyed" but could not immediately be reached for further comment, according to AFP.
The fire came after the megastorm slammed into the US East Coast, flooding lower Manhattan, inundating several subway lines and knocking out power to a half a million homes and businesses across the city.
More than 200 firefighters were fighting the fire in the Breezy Point section of the Rockaway peninsula in Queens, NBC reported.
The fire was reported around 11 p.m. Monday night.
4. 12 YEAR-OLD BOY STANDS TRIAL FOR MURDERING NEO-NAZI FATHER by Rachel Hirshfeld
Opening statements in the trial of a 12-year-old boy accused of murdering his neo-Nazi father are set to begin Tuesday in Riverside, California.
Then only ten years-old, Joseph Hall deliberately shot his father, who was a rising figure in Nationalist Socialist movement, using a snub-nose revolver at his family"s Riverside home.
"What he did, had it been done by anybody older, there would be no doubt that it was a murder," said prosecutor Michael Soccio, according to The New York Times. "It"s planned. It"s premeditated. It was carried out in a cold, killing fashion. It is a murder."
Joseph was present at neo-Nazi gatherings hosted by his parents and was taught at a young age how to use a firearm, but Riverside County prosecutors say the boy"s exposure to white supremacist culture probably won"t play a big role at trial.
Joseph"s public defender, Matthew J. Hardy, says his client has neurological and psychological problems, compounded by exposure to neo-Nazi "conditioning" and physical abuse in the home, the Times reported.
"He"s been conditioned to violence," Mr. Hardy said, adding, "You have to ask yourself: Did this kid really know that this act was wrong based on all those things?"
Court documents reveal that the child was prone to violent outbursts and was frequently the target of his father"s drunken rages. The boy reportedly told police he killed his father to stop the abuse.
California"s penal code also states that children under 14 cannot be charged with a crime without clear proof that "they knew its wrongfulness." The judge said she could make a ruling in the case as early as next week.
If convicted, Joseph Hall could remain in custody until the age of 25, providing he doesn"t commit any crimes while incarcerated.
5. ROMNEY WORSE THAN SANDY, SAYS BILL CLINTON by Tzvi Ben Gedalyahu
Former President Bill Clinton exploited the devastating storm that is pounded the Eastern U.S. coast and charged that Mitt Romney would be worse than Frankenstorm Sandy if he is elected.
While President Barack Obama and Romney tried to show they are more concerned for the lives and property of Americans than they are about getting elected, Clinton plowed into Romney during a speech to Democrats in Connecticut, two days before Sandy took out its wrath on the state.
"We're coming down to the 11th hour. We're facing a violent storm," Clinton said. "It's nothing compared to the storm we'll face if you don't make the right decision in this election."
Clinton used undiplomatic language in his accusations that Romney is promising the same jobs that Obama is about to deliver.
"Every time Mr. Romney promises us 12 million jobs, I want to gag," Clinton said. "It's actually not a bad promise."
He latched on to recent economic statists that have raised eyebrows among economists and suspicions among some Republicans that highly-placed bureaucrats are fiddling with statistics to show a sudden turnaround in the American economy.
The jobless rate suddenly dropped by 5 percent last month, from 8.1 to 7.8 percent, and statistics last week showed an unexpected economic expansion growth of 2% for the past three quarters, up from 1.3% in the prior three-month period.
"We're moving in the right direction," Clinton said.
In a separate campaign stop in Ohio, Clinton charged Romney with "a load bull" by claiming that Chrysler is moving its Jeep production from the United States to China.
Even Jeep said "that's the biggest load of bull in the world that they would ever shut down American operations," Clinton said. Chrysler earlier had said n a somewhat contradictory statement that it "has no intention of shifting production of its Jeep models out of North America to China," but is "simply reviewing the opportunities to return Jeep output to China for the world's largest auto market."
Meanwhile, Vice President Joe Biden declared, "Romney will say anything — absolutely anything — to win."
6. ISRAEL RELEASES ANOTHER HUNGER STRIKING TERRORIST by Elad Benari
Israeli authorities on Monday released former hunger striker Hasan Safadi, the Palestinian Authority prisoners minister told the Bethlehem-based Ma"an news.
Minister Issa Qaraqe said Safadi had been freed from Hadarim jail in central Israel.
Safadi, who stopped a 93-day hunger strike in September, is one of two prisoners who ended a hunger strike after assurances they would be freed at the end of their current administrative detention term.
Ma"an reported that Safadi was detained from his home in Shechem (Nablus) in June of 2011.
He launched a previous 71-day hunger strike on March 5, which he ended when some 2,000 prisoners joined the strikes, resulting in an agreement with Israeli authorities.
When Safadi's detention order was renewed on June 21, he re-launched his strike, the report said.
Hunger striking to bring about a release from Israeli prisons has become a very common phenomenon among PA Arab terrorist prisoners in recent months.
In April, Israel released Hana Shalbi, a female terrorist, after a 43-day hunger strike.
Shalbi, a terrorist from the Islamic Jihad organization, was arrested for terrorist activity in 2010. She refused to cooperate with interrogators and was violent towards them. This violence included threatening their lives, trying to attack one of them, spitting at police officers, and even biting a policewoman.
Another famous case of a hunger striking terrorist being released is that of Khader Adnan, who had gone a on a hunger strike for 66 days to pressure the State to release him. The hunger strike resulted in Adnan being admitted to hospital.
He launched the hunger strike to protest his administrative detention and the strike became a cause célèbre for anti-Israel activists and Arab propaganda organizations. His attorney appealed his administrative detention order to Israel's Supreme Court.
The State later caved in to the pressure and agreed not to renew Adnan"s administrative detention order. He, in turn, agreed to end his hunger strike.
As part of a deal to end the last mass hunger strike, Israel made some concessions to the PA, including an agreement to stop placing prisoners in solitary confinement.
In addition, Israel agreed to allow prisoners to call relatives, to pursue academic studies, and to allow prisoners from Gaza as well as from Judea and Samaria to receive visits from family members.
The deal also included a release of the bodies of 91 terrorists to the PA. The release of the bodies was s another in an ongoing series of "gestures" by Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu to the PA, in an effort to encourage PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas to agree to return to negotiations with Israel.
So far, the PA has refused, although Abbas has accepted Israel's "gestures."
7. NEW LABOR CANDIDATE OPPOSES DOUBLE BEDS by Gil Ronen
The latest in a long line of journalists to join politics in Israel is Merav Michaeli, a well known television and radio personality, who is famous for her radical neo-Marxist views on gender issues. Among other things, Michaeli opposes double beds, and not out of Halakhic considerations of purity. She announced Tuesday that she will vie for a spot on Labor's Knesset list.
Michaeli writes opinion pieces in radical left wing newspaper Haaretz. Her latest column, "Forced Couplehood," begins with a cite from French magazine Le Monde, according to which more and more people are buying 160-cm. wide double mattresses instead of 140-mm. wide ones. French doctors explained, she said, that people move around and snore in their sleep, and that sleeping in the same bed with another person is a completely unnatural habit.
Michaeli goes on to say that the marital double bed is an invention of the Church, which uses it to control procreation, and that this control is perpetuated by modern secular society. She goes on to explain that the heterosexuality, which encourages men and women to sleep together in the same bed, is a political institution through which men control and exploit women.
Michaeli has, in the past, exposed herself indecently while presenting a news show, in protest of some perceived injustice against women. She is also notorious for her habit of eating with her hands instead of using knives and forks.
Michaeli is the granddaughter of Rudolf Kastner, a Hungarian Jewish immigrant and Israeli government official who was accused of striking a deal with the senior Nazi official Adolf Eichmann to allow 1,685 affluent Jews to escape persecution, while failing to warn others that their resettlement was in fact deportation to the gas chambers. He also gave positive character references after the war for SS officer Kurt Becher, thus allowing Becher to escape prosecution for war crimes.
After an official defamation lawsuit was filed against a writer who accused Kastner of being a traitor, a court ruled in 1955 that Kastner had indeed, in the words of Judge Benjamin Halevi, "sold his soul to the devil."
The Supreme Court of Israel overturned most of the judgment in January 1958, stating that the lower court had "erred seriously," but not before Kastner had been assassinated.
Michaeli has come out strongly in defense of her grandfather.
According to Israeli media, she was, in the past, the romantic partner of Haaretz journalist Gideon Levy, who has been dubbed "the baron of the industry of lies" by Maariv.
8. LIVE VIDEO FROM AMERICA: HURRICANE SANDY HITS EASTERN COAST by Yoni Kempinski
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1. DAILY HUMILIATION CONTINUES: 18 ROCKETS SINCE MIDNIGHT by Gil Ronen
Gaza terrorists fired 18 rockets at southern Israel Monday, with the armed wing of the ruling Hamas movement saying it was revenge after an IAF air raid killed one of their men.
"At least 18 rockets were fired at Israeli territory, without causing injuries or damage," police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld told AFP, saying the count was from midnight.
Monday's barrage of rocket fire followed hot on the heels of two late-night Israeli air strikes which did not cause any injuries, Arab sources said.
Although Hamas's Ezzedine al-Qassam Brigades did not say how many rockets it had fired, it named at least five locations in southern Israel where it claimed it had targeted "military sites" – Sufa, Kissufim, Beeri, Yad Mordechai and Nahal Oz. All five locations are civilian communities. No casualties or damage were reported.
The terror group also posted a grainy video on their website which appeared to show terrorist launching nine rockets in the early morning.
"This shelling was in response to the continuous Zionist bombing and terrorizing of peaceful citizens, which most recently killed Suleiman Kamel al-Qara, as well as in response to the repeated incursions and attacks carried out by the occupation," the group said referring to one of its own terrorists.
by Rachel Hirshfeld
A charter flight carrying approximately 240 new immigrants from Ethiopia is scheduled to arrive at Ben-Gurion Airport on Monday.
The flight is the first of a series of monthly flights planned as part of Operation Dove"s Wings, a government initiative to speed up the place of aliyah and bring the remainder of the Falash Mura, members of the Ethiopian Jewish community who were forcibly converted to Christianity during the 19th and 20th centuries, to Israel.
The Jewish Agency"s Ibim Absorption Center in the Negev is set to reopen in order to accommodate a number of the new immigrants. The rest will be spread among an additional 16 absorption centers throughout Israel operated by the Jewish Agency and the Absorption Ministry.
The 17.5-million-shekel operation is scheduled to be completed by October 2013.
The flight will be welcomed by a host of dignitaries, including Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, Jewish Agency head Natan Sharansky, Minister of Immigrant Absorption MK Sofa Landver and Jewish Agency Board of Directors chairman James S. Tisch.
The ceremony, which will take place in Tel Aviv, will include participation of Jewish leaders and philanthropists from Israel and around the world.
3. ISRAELI FLAG MISSING IN DENMARK DIVERSITY EVENT by Maayana Miskin
An event in Copenhagen celebrating cultural diversity deliberately excluded the Israeli flag, the Copenhagen Post reports. Organizers say they were motivated by safety concerns.
Jewish community leaders were initially told that none of the groups participating in the Mangfoldighedsfest diversity festival would be waving flags.
However, at the festival it was clear that most groups had in fact brought flags. Representatives of other cultural groups said they had never been told not to bring a flag.
Organizers then changed their story, saying, "It is not that there is a flag police. Specific associations were asked not to display their flags as a safety precaution."
Deputy Mayor Anna Mee Allerslev told the paper that the city had been concerned as well. "We had some experts who were deeply concerned about the situation and were afraid that the security was not sufficient," she explained.
Max Meyer of the Dansk Zionistforbund organization told the Post, "It is a shame that one group is discriminated against, especially at a diversity celebration."
City officials and festival organizers have issued an apology to local Zionists and say they will look into making changes. While she apologized, Allerslev continues to maintain that security was a real concern, and argued "Politicians should be careful not to politicize cases like this."
The situation echoes an incident in Michigan in which police stopped a Jewish man for displaying Israeli flags on his truck. Muslim students who had thrown objects at him upon seeing the flags were not detained.
4. DISENGAGEMENT GENERAL: STOP CARRYING GAZA ON OUR BACK by Gil Ronen
Maj. Gen. (res.) Dan Harel said Monday that it is time for Israel to stop bearing the responsibility for the humanitarian condition in Gaza.
Harel, who was Head of Southern Command during the 2005 "Disengagement" from Gaza, told IDF Radio that before taking other measures to solve the rocket problem, the basic "equation of relations" between Israel and Gaza needs to be changed.
"We carry Gaza on our backs," he said. "I do not know if Israeli are aware of this, but we supply Gaza with all of its needs. We supply it with electricity, we supply it with water."
"The situation today is absurd," he added. "They fire rockets at us from Gaza and in response, we supply them with water and electricity. This absurd has to stop."
He said that the blockade of Gaza needs to be lifted. In this way, he said, Israel will not be responsible for the humanitarian situation there.
He did not explain how Israel would prevent heavy rockets and other munitions from entering Gaza, if the blockade is lifted.
Harel has said, after his release from the IDF, that the "Disengagement," as the unilateral withdrawal from Gaza was called, was a mistake.
by Arutz Sheva
This week, Chish Nofei Yisrael, Ltd. will sponsor a 3-day housing fair in the USA in three convenient locations in Brooklyn, Monsey and Los Angeles. Chish Nofei Yisrael, the leading Israeli housing and development company to represent the frum public, has gained worldwide repute for its personal, courteous and reliable service. The upcoming fair, which offers homes for sale in some of the most popular new developments in the greater Jerusalem area, follows similar fairs that met with extreme success among the religious community and resulted in the sale of over 50 housing units within three days.
Available projects for sale include the exclusive Mishkenot Ha"Uma on Sarei Yisrael Street; Top 80 in Neve Yaakov; Givat Zev; and Chish Nofei Yisrael"s flagship project, Ramat Givat Zev, the first-ever neighborhood in Israel developed specifically to meet the needs of an American Torah-based community.
The majority of homes in Ramat Givat Zev have been purchased by American olim who aspire to combine the best of both worlds. The beautiful neighborhood in pastoral Ramat Givat Zev emphasizes spiritual quality coupled with the warmth and friendliness of an English-speaking community and reflects the values, needs and mentality of frum olim acclimating to a new life and country. Housing units in the development include private villas, as well as attractively-designed, spacious apartments that allow frum families to make the move to Israel without compromising on their standards.
Special sales and offers will be available at the 3-day fair.
Exciting New Development Spurs Dozens to Make Aliyah
A brand-new development geared specifically for frum American Jews is inspiring dozens of families to commence the process of aliyah with the goal of making Israel their one and only home. The beautiful future neighborhood in pastoral Ramat Givat Zev is already being lauded for its emphasis on spiritual quality coupled with the warmth and friendliness of an English-speaking community that reflects the values, needs and mentality of frum olim.
Located on the outskirts of mountainous Jerusalem, only fifteen miles from the city center, Ramat Givat Zev is the ideal solution for American olim. The development is designed for 400 housing units, including 140 houses and 260 spacious apartments. Answering the immediate needs of Torah families, a Vaad Rabbanim was formed to arrange for all chinuch needs in Ramat Givat Zev. Mosdos chinuch, already in the planning stages, will be specifically geared to fit the spiritual and academic aspirations and goals of Americans living in Israel and will offer special programs to help new immigrant students acclimate to the vast changes in their lives. The schools, set to be built on beautiful, spacious campuses, will boast sports fields and other amenities favored by American students.
A second committee was likewise established to guarantee that the needs and desires of frum olim are met. From the primary planning stages, the developers focused on ensuring that the neighborhood would encompasses all possible elements, ranging from the spiritual necessities of shuls and schools to the conveniences and luxuries of shopping centers and a swimming pool.
Developer Chanoch Kass proudly asserts, "Ramat Givat Zev is outstanding in the fact that it will be the very first neighborhood in Israel specifically developed for an American Torah community.
Ramat Givat Zev"s list of buyers includes frum families from Monsey, Flatbush, Five Towns, and Miami who are excitedly preparing for imminent aliyah. Many houses were also purchased by American families currently residing in the Ramat Beit Shemesh area. One buyer, Dovid Weinstein, explains that, for him, a main motive in moving is the fact that his current neighborhood lacks what he feels are fundamental elements for Americans living in Israel. Although hundreds of Americans have settled in Ramat Beit Shemesh in the past two decades, the neighborhood was initially planned and constructed for an Israeli public, a fact that understandably presents many a hardship and challenge to American olim, young and old.
The concept of Ramat Givat Zev was inspired by a partnership between a party of Americans living both in Israel and the USA and a group of sympathetic developers in Israel who joined forces to answer the cry of Americans who aspire to make aliyah, but are daunted by the seemingly insurmountable challenges entailed. Together, they determined to overcome these obstacles by providing these families with all they lacked. Thus began the lengthy process of slating plots for spacious villas with assorted construction and design options, inviting esteemed Rabbanim to spearhead the kehilla, and engaging respected mosdos chinuch and administrators who understand the American mentality to establish roots in the neighborhood.
Ramat Givat Zev is being marketed by Chish Nofei Yisrael, a construction and development company in Israel that has already sold thousands of housing units in Israel and is regarded as the leading development company in the country dealing with the chareidi-National Religious public. The company is on the brink of concluding the sale of 1000 residential units in Givat Zev, with Ramat Givat Zev designated as its flagship project due to its unique status as the first-ever neighborhood in Israel specifically formed for a frum American community.
Hundreds of housing units in the neighborhood have already been sold, and a company spokesperson remarks, "The overwhelming response that we"ve received has only proven to us how great is the thirst for a community of American shomrei Torah u"mitzvos of this kind in Israel. We foresee that this development will swiftly become one of the most desirable areas for Americans wishing to settle Israel, a fact that will cause the prices of homes in the neighborhood to skyrocket. A leading real estate agency in Jerusalem maintains that within two years, it will be difficult to purchase a home in Ramat Givat Zev. Once the concept of this neighborhood infiltrates the conscious of the Torah community, thousands will add their names to the waiting list of those seeking homes in this neighborhood."
6. IAF AIRSTRIKES TARGET TERROR SITES IN GAZA by Elad Benari
The IDF Spokesperson announced that IAF aircraft struck terror targets in Gaza overnight Sunday.
The targets included a center of terrorist activity and a rocket launching area in northern Gaza, as well as a center of terrorist activity in southern Gaza, said the IDF statement.
Direct hits were identified and all Israeli aircraft returned safely to their bases.
The attack was a response to high trajectory fire into Israeli territory, said the IDF. On Sunday morning, Gaza-based terrorists fired two Grad missiles at the southern Israeli city of Be'er Sheva.
The missiles exploded in an open area near the city and did not cause any physical injuries or damages. The city later announced that schools would be closed because of the attack.
On Saturday night, two Qassam rockets fired from Gaza exploded in an open area in the Eshkol Regional Council district. There were no physical injuries and no damage to property. The IDF retaliated by hitting a terrorist cell in Gaza.
Rocket attacks on southern Israel are ongoing, but an escalation in attacks was recorded this week as Gaza-based terrorists fired more than 80 rockets at the region on Wednesday alone.
Three people were wounded, two of them seriously, and three homes were hit in a morning rocket barrage.
By Wednesday night it was reported that an Egyptian-brokered ceasefire had been reached between Hamas and Israel. That ceasefire, however, was broken after several hours, when terrorists again fired a mortar shell at the Eshkol district.
7. EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: HOW ADOLF EICHMANN WAS CAUGHT by Walter Bingham & INR Staff
It was back in 1960 that Adolf Eichmann, one of the top Nazi leaders and architects of the Final Solution to exterminate the Jewish people was caught in Argentina. The commander of the secret mission was Rafael (Rafi) Eitan, today 86 years old. Israel National Radio's Walter's World conducted an exclusive interview with Eitan as part of a special broadcast on Israel's Mossad and secret service.
For the the full audio interview click here. [audio:127108]
"When Peter Malkin jumped on Eichmann, I was just 5 meters behind him," he stated. So how did Eitan, while working with the Israeli Mossad track down the elusive Nazi war criminal?
"There was a German family [of Jewish heritage] was living in Argentina with the name of Hermann," related Eitan. The family had escaped the Holocaust. "They had a daughter by the name of Sylvia and she told her family that she has a friend named Nicolas Eichmann." As the story goes, the younger Eichmann had boasted about his father's Nazi exploits. The father meanwhile was living under a false name in Buenos Aires. Eitan credits the unassuming Mossad head Issur Harel for organizing the secret mission to extract the wanted mass murdered and bring him to trial for crimes against humanity.
"We gave him documents of some El Al airline flight crew member. One of the crew stayed in Argentina. You must remember that at the time, there was no internet or computers, so nobody was able to check. We gave Eichmann the same name and dressed him in an El Al cabin crew uniform," Eitan said.
The government of Israel wanted to give Eichmann a fair trial but doubted he would go freely. Eitan continued, "We gave him a injection to make him dizzy. The crew normally, even today, goes to the plane not through the civilian terminal but in a different area. We took him through a different gate with a doctor. The doctor said he was a bit sick and we handed over all the proper documents."
Eitan related that there was also a plan to kidnapped Dr. Josef Mengele, the sadistic Nazi doctor who conducted cruel experiments on death camp inmates. Eitan stated that the decision was made not to risk losing Eichmann to chase down another Nazi war criminal.
Eichmann became the first and so far only person to be tried and sentenced to death in Israel. His trial brought to light details of the Nazis' systematic plan which resulted in the murder of approximately 12 million civilians. Millions of soldiers were killed in World War II as well. Of the 12 million concentration and death camp victims, approximately 6 million were of Jewish heritage, Over 1 million of the victims were children.
For the full interview with Rafael Eitan download the Walter's World special broadcast by clicking here.
The Eichmann capture is just one of Eitan's many stories. Find out about his role in the Jonathan Pollard affair, his time as a Member of Knesset with the Gil Pensioner's Party and his thoughts on current events and the upcoming elections.
Walter Bingham travels all over Israel and the international Jewish world to bring you in-depth reports in his exciting magazine style program. Topics range from cultural and entertainment events and social problems to major political interviews and statements recorded live as they happen. Walter's World broadcasts every Sunday from 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Israel time on Israel National Radio. For mp3 archives click here.
8. HOME OF MOHAMMED'S WIFE TURNED INTO A PUBLIC TOILET by Gil Ronen
Three of the world"s oldest mosques are about to be destroyed in Medina as Saudi Arabia embarks on a multi-billion-dollar expansion of Islam"s second holiest site, according to the British Independent. The house of Mohammed's first wife, Khadijah, has already been replaced with a public toilet block, it reports.
The disregard for Islam"s early history is due to the Saudi regime"s adoption of Wahabism, an austere stream which scorns all forms of idol worship, including shrines and pilgrimages to graves, the paper explains.
Work on the Masjid an-Nabawi in Medina, where the prophet Mohammed is buried, will reportedly start once the annual Hajj pilgrimage ends next month. When complete, the development will turn the mosque into the world"s largest building, able to take in 1.6 million worshippers.
But there are fears that the redevelopment of the Masjid an-Nabawi is "part of a wider drive to shift focus away from the place where Mohammed is buried," the newspaper says. "The spot that marks the Prophet"s tomb is covered by a famous green dome and forms the centerpiece of the current mosque. But under the new plans, it will become the east wing of a building eight times its current size with a new pulpit."
Historic sections of Mecca and Medina have been bulldozed to make way for gleaming shopping malls, luxury hotels and enormous skyscrapers. The Independent quotes the Washington-based Gulf Institute, which estimates that "95 per cent of the 1,000-year-old buildings in the two cities have been destroyed in the past 20 years."
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An article posted by a former CBS News producer Barry Lando claims that none other than Saudi Arabia helps fund Israeli Mossad operations against Iran.
"A Strange Alliance: Are the Saudis Bankrolling Israel's Mossad?" appears on his blog. Lando"s source is named only as "a friend, with good sources in the Israeli government."
He wrote, "The head of Israel's Mossad has made several trips to deal with his counterparts in Saudi Arabia-one of the results: an agreement that the Saudis would bankroll the series of assassinations of several of Iran's top nuclear experts that have occurred over the past couple of years.
"The amount involved, my friend claims, was $1 billion dollars. A sum, he says, the Saudis considered cheap for the damage done to Iran's nuclear program."
Lando admitted that "the tale sounds preposterous" but added, "On the other hand. it makes eminent sense. The murky swamp of Middle East politics has nothing to do with the easy slogans and 30-second sound bites of presidential debates."
Israel and Saudi Arabia have at least one thing in common: neither country wants to allow Ahmadinejad to obtain nuclear capability.
Lando noted that the claim of the strange alliance "also makes perfect sense, that, in retaliation for the cyber attacks on their centrifuges, the Iranians reportedly launched their own cyber attack on a Saudi state-owned target: Saudi Aramco, the world"s most valuable company."
Aramco"s computer system suffered a massive cyber attack in August, and American intelligence officials have blamed Iran.
"A report earlier this year by Tel Aviv University cites Saudi Arabia as the last hope and defense line for Israel," Lando wrote. "With most of Israel"s traditional allies in the region sent packing or undermined by the Arab Spring, the Saudis are the Jewish State"s last chance to protect its political interests in the Arab world."
Lando has long experience on Iran. He recently wrote a book called "Web of Deceit: The History of Western Complicity in Iraq, from Churchill to Kennedy to George W. Bush."
He charged on Counterpunch earlier this year that Israel, the United States and Iran do not understand each other"s motives while "their advisors are engaged in an incredibly dangerous three-way game of blind man's bluff."
He said he personally ran into American ignorance in 1980 when he was producing '60 Minutes'.
"I was struck by the total inability of Americans—even at the highest level—to understand the emotions and history that drove the hatred of all things American that had exploded in Iran with the fall of the Shah," Lando wrote.
"Just up West 57th street from CBS News, for instance, was a huge billboard with the diabolical image of Khomeini glowering down on New York. I suggested we do a report to give Americans a better idea of what was driving Iran"s revolutionaries and their violent feelings against the United States….
"I stitched together a tough report with Mike Wallace based on a series of interviews in New York and Washington." Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger was charged by one interviewee "for turning a blind eye to the excesses of the Shah, and refusing to have any contact with the opposition groups."
Lando also reported that classified U.S. documents exposed by Iran "showed that American diplomats based in Teheran had warned Washington months earlier of the threat of a possible hostage-taking – particularly if the U.S. allowed the despised Shah to come to America for medical treatment, as the U.S. ultimately did. Those warnings had been completely ignored by Washington."
However, before the program was broadcast, President Jimmy Carter called the president of CBS News "to try to convince him not to broadcast the report. It would, he said, undermine U.S. negotiations with Iran at a very delicate time."
CBS did not agree to back down but agreed to change the report"s title from "Should the U.S. Apologize?" to a more neutral "The Iran File."
"It was difficult to understand how our report could upset the hostage negotiations," wrote Lando. "We were not revealing any secrets to Iran. The Iranians already knew well the role of the U.S. in their own history. The people we were informing were 20 million Americans — who didn"t understand what was really roiling Iran.
"And still don"t."
by Chana Ya'ar
Guerrilla fighters from Lebanon's Hizbullah terrorist organization are fighting in Syria's civil war together with loyalists for President Bashar al-Assad.
In a special report, a soldier from the Free Syrian Army told The Independent newspaper, published Sunday in the UK, the Shi'ite Muslim terrorists are full military allies of the Syrian regulars.
Hizbullah has for years been the beneficiary of Syria's largesse, as well as that of Iran. Syria, for its part, has long been generously funded and equipped by Tehran as well. Both have been abundantly armed by Iran, and thoroughly trained in the use of the weaponry.
"Everyone knows they have fighters there," the 23-year-old opposition fighter was quoted as saying. But recently there has been an upswing in the number of fighters, as well as firepower with which they have been supplied, he said.
"At night Hizbullah fire rockets at us from the Lebanese side, and we have the Syrian army on the other side," said a second rebel fighter who fled his border village two weeks ago. "We are squeezed."
There are reporters of "barrel bombs" – oil drums packed with TNT and shrapnel – being dropped from helicopters, rockets and other explosives being fired by Hizbullah guerrillas.
One rebel fighter described "thousands of soldiers" from Hizbullah, who arrived "because the Syrian army couldn't fight us alone." He recognized them, he said, by their combat skills and American-made M16 assault rifles. Sheikh Amr Al Ali, an FSA fighter, added that it is impossible to tell exactly how many Hizbullah troops there really are.
The proof, he said, can be found in "those who come back to the Beka'a in a coffin or those we capture."
Recent photos of Hizbullah funerals for their fighters show what has become a full-scale guerrilla army, with troops carrying the coffins of fallen members.
Hizbullah has given no details about the deaths of those who have fallen in the past few weeks, but sources who spoke about fighters near Baalbek said two terrorists and another Hizbullah fighter were killed near a Syrian border town where rebels have been actively engaged in fighting Assad's forces.
by Tzvi Ben Gedalyahu
Qassam and Grad missiles often are described as exploding "in open areas," but it only takes one that actually succeeds in hitting a home to realize the devastation an attack causes.
Gaza terrorist groups and the IDF resumed another stage of "Hamas roulette" in which rockets that land in open areas are met with a symbolic response against "a terror tunnel" or "weapons storeroom," while physical injuries merit a more serious Israeli military retaliation.
Two farm workers were seriously wounded last week in an explosion in an "open area" but others escaped injury but were left nearly homeless, as the photos from the IDF illustrate.
by Elad Benari
Gaza-based terrorists fired two Grad missiles at the southern Israeli city of Be'er Sheva early Sunday morning.
The missiles exploded in an open area near the city and did not cause any physical injuries or damages. The city announced that schools would be closed Sunday because of the attack.
Overnight Saturday, IAF aircraft struck a terrorist cell in Gaza, the IDF Spokesperson's Unit announced.
According to the announcement, the terrorists were making final preparations to launch a rocket into southern Israel. Direct hits at the target were scored, and secondary explosions were heard, said the IDF.
Sources in the Palestinian Authority told AFP the strike took place in the southern town of Khan Younis and killed a terrorist with the" Izz a-Din al-Qassam Brigades military wing of Gaza's ruling Hamas terrorist organization.
The Israeli airstrike came shortly after two Qassam rockets fired from Gaza exploded in an open area in the Eshkol Regional Council district.There were, miraculously, no physical injuries and no damage to property.
Rocket attacks on southern Israel are ongoing, but an escalation in attacks was recorded this week as Gaza-based terrorists fired more than 80 rockets at the region on Wednesday alone.
Three people were wounded, two of them seriously, and three homes were hit in a morning rocket barrage.
By Wednesday night it was reported that an Egyptian-brokered ceasefire had been reached between Hamas and Israel. That ceasefire, however, was broken after several hours, when terrorists again fired a mortar shell at the Eshkol district.
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu warned Gaza terrorists on Wednesday that if the rocket and mortar attacks on southern Israel do not stop, "deeper activity" in the region lies ahead.
"We did not start this recent escalation," the prime minister pointed out, "but if it continues, we are prepared to go ahead with much wider and deeper military operations."
by Rachel Hirshfeld
Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri has called on Muslims to increase efforts to kidnap Westerners in exchange for imprisoned jihadists, citing the success in the abduction of American aid worker Warren Weinstein in Pakistan.
In an undated two-hour video posted on jihadist websites, al-Zawahiri called for the abductions as part of a vow not to "spare any efforts" to free Sheikh Omar Abdel-Rahman, the mastermind behind the 1993 World Trade Center bombing.
"God the great and almighty granted us success to capture the Jewish American Warren Weinstein," al-Zawahiri said according to the terror monitoring group SITE intelligence.
"We are seeking, by the help of God, to capture others and to incite Muslims to capture the citizens of the countries that are fighting Muslims in order to release our captives," he said.
Al-Zawahiri also called for Egyptians to rise up against Israel.
"I call on every free and honorable (person) in Egypt to participate in every protest against the Israeli Embassy, against the peace treaty with Israel, against the Israeli occupation of Palestinian land, and against every siege of Gaza," al-Zawahiri said.
"Islamic movements and masses must be at the forefront of those protests and the first to sacrifice for their sake," he added.
The video is the latest in a series released by al-Zawahiri, who was al Qaeda's No. 2 leader under Osama bin Laden. He took over leadership in June 2011 following bin Laden's death, according to statements posted on jihadist websites.
Al-Zawahiri is believed to be hiding somewhere in Pakistan's tribal region that borders Afghanistan.
He was indicted in absentia for his alleged role in the August 7, 1998, bombings of the U.S. embassies in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, and Nairobi, Kenya, that killed 224 civilians and wounded more than 5,000 others, according to the National Counterterrorism Center, part of the U.S. federal government.
The FBI is offering a $25 million reward for information leading to his capture, the same amount as the reward for bin Laden.
Al Qaeda claimed responsibility for the August 2011 abduction of Weinstein from his home in the Pakistani city of Lahore.
Months later, al-Zawahiri made a number of demands of the United States in exchange for Weinstein's release, including the release of Abdel-Rahman. Washington has maintained it will not negotiate with terrorists.
by Rachel Hirshfeld
The British government rejected U.S. requests to use military bases in the United Kingdom as part of a build-up in the Gulf, citing legal concerns that a pre-emptive strike on Iran would violate international law, The Guardian reported.
The United States has made informal requests to access British bases in Cypress and British territories in the Atlantic and Indian oceans as part of contingency planning for Iran, The Guardian reported, citing unnamed officials.
British ministers, however, have responded with legal advice from the U.K. attorney general"s office that says Iran does not currently represent "a clear and present danger" and as a result, providing assistance to U.S. forces potentially involved in a strike on Iran would violate international law.
"The UK would be in breach of international law if it facilitated what amounted to a pre-emptive strike on Iran," said a British defense official. "It is explicit. The government has been using this to push back against the Americans."
While the Obama administration has not made a formal request to the British government for military access, the United States has been exploring the "British position" on the use of bases.
The UK has assumed that it would only become involved once a conflict had already begun, and has been reluctant to commit overt support to Washington in the buildup to any military action, the paper reported.
"It is quite likely that if the Israelis decided to attack Iran, or the Americans felt they had to do it for the Israelis or in support of them, the UK would not be told beforehand," said an unnamed source. "In some respects, the UK government would prefer it that way."
A U.S. State Department official told The Guardian that, "The U.S. and the U.K. co-ordinate on all kinds of subjects all the time, on a huge range of issues. We never speak on the record about these types of conversations."
The Obama administration has repeatedly said that it wants a reach a diplomatic solution to the Iranian nuclear program, although President Obama has said he will not rule out using military force to stop Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.
"The key to holding back Israel is Israeli confidence that the US will deal with Iran when the moment is right," another official said.
In August, the most senior US military officer, General Martin Dempsey, distanced himself from any Israeli plan to strike Iran"s nuclear facilities. He said such an attack would "clearly delay but probably not destroy Iran's nuclear program."
"I don't want to be complicit if they [Israel] choose to do it," he added.
by Rachel Hirshfeld
In an interview with NBC News late last week, President Barack Obama attempted to justify why he has not visited Israel since becoming president.
"The truth of the matter is, there are a number of countries I didn't visit," Obama said. "I visited Israel just a couple of months before I was president."
"Given how important I think the situation in the Middle East is and our partnership with Israel, which is stronger than it"s ever been, when I go to Israel, I want to make sure that we are actually moving something forward," the president continued.
While Obama did not elaborate on what he meant by "moving something forward," it is likely that he was referring to peace negotiations, which have been deadlocked during his presidency.
The Romney campaign fired back with a statement calling Obama's Middle East foreign policy a "failure."
"After promising to make peace a top priority, the president sought to place "daylight" between the United States and Israel, and failed to engage in the peace process," said Romney spokeswoman Amanda Henneberg. "His excuse for not visiting Israel is that "there are a number of countries" he "didn't visit." But President Obama fails to recognize that Israel isn"t just any other country — it is our closest ally in the Middle East. As President, Mitt Romney"s first overseas trip will be to Jerusalem, and under a Romney Administration, the world will never question America"s solidarity with Israel."
During the final presidential debate on foreign policy, Romney accused Obama of going on an "apology tour" after being elected president.
"Mr. President, the reason I call it an apology tour is because you went to the Middle East and you flew to Egypt and to Saudi Arabia and to Turkey and Iraq," Romney said. "And by the way, you skipped Israel, our closest friend in the region, but you went to the other nations. And, by the way, they noticed that you skipped Israel. And then in those nations and on Arabic TV you said that America had been dismissive and derisive."
"I think they looked at that and saw weakness," Romney continued. "It's essential for a president to show strength from the very beginning."
by Gil Ronen
In their last-minute attempts to woo the young female vote, Democrats have crossed the line separating good taste from vulgarity and published a video that compares voting for Barack Obama to losing one's virginity. The YouTube video featuring actress and filmmaker Lena Dunham has received a million hits in two days, but much of the attention is negative, judging by the viewers' rating of the video.
Conservatives have blasted the ad. Charlotte Hays of the Independent Women's Forum called it "a new descent into vulgarity."
"That a campaign would cut an ad such ad heralds a profound cultural shift in our country and not a good one," she wrote. "This had got to be our first R-rated presidential campaign ad. But it is the logical extension of the Obama campaign's urging women to 'vote our lady parts.' No wonder women are moving towards Governor Romney."
Conservative Pajamas Media's comedian-reporter Steven Crowder was quick to record and publish a brilliant takeoff on the embarrassing Democrat video. The spoof has received 50,000 views in its first day on the air and – thus far – overwhelming approval from its viewers.
Crowder's most popular video thus far is a scathing report on his home city of Detroit, which he describes as having been ravaged by decades of socialist Democratic municipal policies.
Note: Arutz Sheva has provided links to the Democratic campaign video and Crowder's takeoff on it, but has not posted them for reasons of dress and language that do not conform to our rules.


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Darker skin tones do not equate to no risk of skin cancer—a misperception that is leading to rising rates of the disease in the Hispanic population. The myth of "built-in" sun protection has led to a higher rate of locally advanced skin cancer in Hispanic patients over Caucasians, a growing trend. Although the most recent studies are related to Hispanic (skin type IV), all darker skin types have a skin cancer risk.
Patients with darker skin tones are also more vulnerable in areas less likely to be protected from the sun, such as palms, soles, inside the mouth and under nails, according to the Icahn School of Medicine.
Delays in diagnosis also lead to more challenging skin cancers—especially melanoma. Other significant issues are basal cell carcinoma diagnoses, which darker skinned patients typically develop less often than others but later in life. Other misguided practices, for all ethnicities, include getting a "base tan" at a tanning booth in order to protect against the sun.
The only healthy tan is the one you are born with. All skin types should be educated to adopt safe sun practices. It starts with building awareness about the skin cancer risks that are real in every skin type in addition to education on sunscreen use and protective clothing.
It is all about education and building awareness in Hispanic and all other populations. As a precaution and prevention of undiagnosed skin cancers, it is advised to visit your dermatologist's office for periodic skin checks. Skin cancers are a reality with all skin types.
Those educated with sunscreen awareness understand that there are 2 main types of rays that affect us, UVA and UVB. While those of us with lighter skin may be affected more by UVB rays, which can cause sunburn, it is the UVA rays that lead to skin cancers, premature aging and unsightly brown spots on the skin.
Due to the warning sign that UVB rays give to the lighter skinned patient, they are more willing to wear sunscreen based on the discomfort caused by a burn. Because darker skin tones may not get the warning signs that the lighter skins are prone to, they feel that they are immune to sun damage of any type. This has proven to be untrue, and the number of cancers among darker skin tones is on the rise.
Education and periodic visits to your dermatologist are a necessary part of your skin's health. Choosing to ignore the facts that the sun affects all skin types, no matter what colour, is no better than running out into traffic. Taking chances with your health because you don't want to apply that extra step in the morning is unacceptable. Believing that sunscreen is not good for you because someone without any facts decided to write an uneducated blog is no excuse and is certainly not in your best interest.
A trip to your dermatologist to review your moles and other spots is covered by OHIP. At Toronto Dermatology Centre, you can visit one of our medical estheticians for a complimentary education session on the ins and outs of sun protection. There are no longer any excuses acceptable to not look after your skin. The studies have been done and the facts are clear. Choose to look after the health of your skin and the health of you.
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Because of its variety of people living in Israel, there is also a wide range of different soups available, like the European, American, Asian, African, Arabic soups. And above that, here you can taste soups, which were eaten by the Romans, Canaan and even the soups eaten by the prehistorical people. It's all here. And then there are those cases, where men prefer to sell their soul to eat certain soups!!
- Israeli Love Potion for the Male or Kibbeh soup (10/12/2016) - Every Friday at lunchtime, the Kurdish or Iraqi Jews of Jerusalem disappear from the streets, sneaking off to their mothers and grandmothers to have a dish of what is known as their ''love potion", Kibbeh soup. I was looking for ways to be adopted into such family. Didn't work.
- Sell your Soul for Lentil Soup (10/12/2016) - Lentil soup is a popular dish in Israel (and Middle East too), and it has many variations. The recipe always begins with fried onions, but other additions differ from community to community. Israelis of Moroccan descent consider chopped cilantro (coriander) leaves essential. Eastern Europeans often add sausage or smoked meat to their lentil soup. Some Israelis add a little lemon to make it perfect. Others add thin egg noodles, or beet stems to make it green.
- Spicy Meatballs or the Albondigas (10/13/2016) - In Ladino or Latino, a fifteenth-century Spanish dialect spoken by Sephardic Jews, Albondigas are small round meatballs spiced with lots of black pepper. Here they are fried and baked together with mashed roasted eggplant puree. But there are uncountable variations with the recipe, the way how it's served on the table and of course it's being used in the soup. For those who love spicy, they love spicy soup as well.
- The Only Jewish Chicken Soup with Noodles or stuffed Ravioli (10/12/2016) - Chicken soup in Israel is the typical chicken soup of Eastern European Jews. Its most important characteristic is its aroma. Every Friday morning, often even on Thursday afternoons, homes and streets are filled with the aroma of chicken soup being prepared for the Friday evening Sabbath meal.


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These are my favorite days
shopping at the outdoor markets.
Local growers selling their
ripe just-picked produce . . .
fragrant peaches, heirloom tomatoes,
and mountains of watermelons,
warm from the field.
Have you ever thumped a watermelon?
(The sweet ones answer back.)
Crack one open.
Warm, juicy, so refreshing.
These are watermelon days.


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State-owned Bank of India (BoI) plans to raise Rs 6,000 crore from Tier I and II bonds to fund its business growth.
State-owned Bank of India (BoI) plans to raise Rs 6,000 crore from Tier I and II bonds to fund its business growth.
The bank has got shareholders' nod in this regard in the Annual General Meeting held Monday.
The shareholders have approved the issuance and allotment of bonds and other securities for Tier I, Tier II capital of up to Rs 6,000 crore via qualified institutional placement (QIP), public issue, rights issue or such other issues, BoI said in regulatory filing.
As per the annual report, the bank issued Basel-III-compliant perpetual additional Tier-I bonds worth Rs 2,500 crore with call option in fiscal year 2015.
"With a view to comply with Basel (II & III) requirements relating to capital adequacy, there is an ever increasing need to raise capital that would be utilised to shore up the capital adequacy of the bank and to fund the general business needs," it said.
For the entire 2014-15 fiscal, BoI reported 37 per cent dip in standalone net profit at Rs 1,708.92 crore. It had a net profit of Rs 2,729.27 crore in 2013-14.
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Student Career Development Center (SCDC) is part of the Department of Student Affairs, it is the hub for programmes and services that are central to a student's personal and career development. It is to encourage the learning and student growth from personal development to career guidance in view of the objective in the development of the whole person. SCDC offers a wide range of services designed to meet the existing students' needs and will evolve continually according to time. The services provided are in these areas:
In order for students to gain concrete knowledge & experience of their career growth and development, there is a need of tests tools. Tests tools will be promoted throughout the year. This is the first step to self-exploration, discovering of values, developing strength/potentials, basic understanding of weaknesses and identifying innate skills. We have qualified student counsellors that are ready to do a free basic assessment test with students. From the free basic tests, students will be recommended to take more in-depth tests to ascertain the results of their assessments or attend workshops (e.g. Life Seminars, etc) that will be conducted by licensed trainers or facilitators. After that, the counsellors will gather students' response for follow-up work with the students own unique personal development programme.
One of the very practical ways to see the developmental stages of a student is ENACTUS TARUC. ENACTUS is a very unique platform that students can use to develop themselves by helping the communities that are in need. As a result of these projects, each student can show their personal excellence and achievement into becoming an all-rounded student. (Enactus TARUC Facebook)
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Another part of students' development processes is the career development of students. SCDC works closely with the Career Guidance Society (CGS) to organize Career Development Workshops & Talks throughout the semester to help students to be aware of present day industries' requirements. The Career development workshops are conducted by counselors, recruitment firms and professional organizations who would guide students in the identification of skills, interests, values and how to make appropriate career decisions with confidence and maximize their employability opportunities. Students could drop-in at our Student Counselling Services to see any Counsellor who is available (Click to Student Counselling Services Webpage).
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Hi! My name is Cat. I'm a 30 something wife, mother to 2 fur babies and newspaper columnist for a small North Dakota news paper, freelance writer, and a resident of Columbus, Ohio.
Being frugal isn't a new concept to me, but it is a new reality. Growing up, money was tight for my parents. My mom cooked nearly all our meals at home, so having even a fast food meal was a huge treat. I had everything I needed, but maybe not everything I wanted. Does ANY kid have everything they wanted? My parents divorced when I was 16, leaving me and my mom living in our old trailer. She was working full time but her wages were low, and money was tight. She gave me every advantage she could, often doing without herself, but those were some lean times.
After high school, I was in college for a period and living in the dorm. Then I lived with Hubs parents. I was technically an adult, but I wasn't living in the real world. When I was 20, Hubs and I got married, and moved 3 hours north to Columbus. It was the first time either of us had ever really been on our own, and we lived it up. And up and up, on credit.
By the time I made it to my mid-20s, things had gotten so out of control that even credit counselors told us to just file bankruptcy. That was one of the most humiliating, shameful things I've done in my life. Once it was over, we avoided credit like the plague. We swore we'd NEVER find ourselves in that position again, and we haven't.
We did eventually realize, however, that rebuilding some credit was necessary. Our last car loan convinced us of that. We got a few cards, most of which have a zero balance. We had a bit too much fun this past summer with a couple of them, but thankfully we stopped that very quickly and have not amassed a pile of debt again.
That brings us to today. We haven't mastered the art of being frugal yet, but we're trying. It's not an easy thing, to go from spending money so easily to thinking about every purchase carefully. We have a budget that we're following, which allows for building some savings and lowering the credit card balances.
This blog is chronicle of the ups and downs of being frugal. I'll be posting the big wins, and the big losses. Also, I'm a fan of crafting, and am trying to do that frugally as well.
And that's me, in one rambly post! And now, for a couple more photos!
Hubs and I, Christmas season 2015
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This recipe is quick, tasty, and nutritious. Everyone wins :)
- Half of a butternut squash
- 1/3 C brown rice (cooked — I used the 90 second kind!)
- 1/2 C beans, rinsed and drained (I used garbanzo)
- Chopped veggies (I used tomato, green pepper, zucchini, and a handful of fresh spinach)
- 1 clove garlic, diced
- Olive oil
- Chili powder & coriander
- Tomato sauce (optional)
- Grated parmesan cheese (optional)
Cut a butternut squash in half. Place half of it on a plate, inside down, and pop it in the microwave for about 8 minutes.
While the squash is cooking, sauté the garlic, a drizzle of olive oil, and the chopped veggies in a pan.
After a minute or two, add in the beans and rice, and however much of the chili powder and coriander spices you want to use.
Mix it all around in the pan a couple times until it's warmed through.
Throw it all on top of your cooked butternut squash…
And then top with tomato sauce and a sprinkle of parmesan cheese, if desired (though I don't know why you wouldn't desire such things ).


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EFI to Integrate Logistics Solutions from Manhattan Associates with Print MIS Offerings
Wednesday, October 13, 2004
Press release from the issuing companyCHICAGO--Oct. 12, 2004-- EFI, the world leader in digital imaging and print management solutions for commercial and enterprise printing, has joined forces with Manhattan Associates, the global leader in supply chain execution (SCE) and optimization solutions. This partnership will provide EFI clients with a powerful logistics solution with real-time integration to their EFI Print MIS systems. EFI recognizes that many of its customers have added finished goods, fulfillment and warehousing to their service offerings, and is now partnering with Manhattan Associates to deliver an integrated logistics solution designed to optimize the management and profit potential of these value-added services. EFI will initially offer Manhattan Associates' Warehouse Management for Windows solution and plans to integrate WM for Windows with EFI Hagen, Logic and PSI print management systems in the near future. This integrated environment will include components for every phase of warehouse management, including radio frequency inventory management, fulfillment, and out-going freight management with rate shopping and direct reporting to job costing and invoicing. System options will also include RFID capabilities for product and package identification. Once integrated with EFI's MIS solutions, job information will seamlessly transfer to the Manhattan Associates warehouse tools, which will then handle the picking, shipping and freight management functions. The integrated logistics picture can also include a client desktop for ordering and management of their finished goods inventories utilizing EFI PrinterSite Fulfillment. "As part of our strategy to offer a connected end-to-end workflow for printers, EFI has teamed with the best supply chain management company to deliver services that will help our customers streamline their operations in ways that increase fill rates, improve the bottom line and decrease overall logistics costs," said Marc Olin, VP/GM of Commercial Print Systems at EFI. "We look forward to a long relationship with Manhattan Associates, and are confident our customers will derive tremendous value from the collaboration." "Manhattan Associates has worked with hundreds of companies around the world and we have leveraged that experience and the industry requirements of the market in our market leading solutions," said Bobby Collins, VP of Mid Market at Manhattan Associates. "Working with EFI and its customers, we have the opportunity to build even stronger integrated solutions together to address the printing industry. The value we can provide to EFI customers is much greater when these tools are integrated."
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Price is certainly a key factor when buying anything, including a law practice. However, buying a law practice is about more than price for the purchasing lawyer. In fact, there are numerous considerations for any lawyer considering buying a law practice.
Lawyers who want to buy a practice are thinking about what they are going to get. They're afraid that the clients won't stay with them once they buy the practice, and they're afraid of buying a pig in a poke.
Two issues of particular concern to buyers involve branding and mobility of clients. Buyers are asking themselves the following questions:
"Will the brand of the practice transfer to me, or should I rebrand?"
"Will the clients stay with me?"
Branding is always important in marketing. We all know that - from Kodak to Xerox to Ford to O'Melveny and Myers to Gibson Dunn & Crutcher, branding is important.
The buying lawyer can assume the brand of the selling lawyer. Alternatively, the buying lawyer can create a whole new brand.
Creating a whole new brand is not as difficult as it sounds, and many lawyers choose this option because they feel that the brand of the selling lawyer is a personal name and that if the selling lawyer is going to retire from the practice, that brand doesn't transfer over.
I disagree that a brand doesn't transfer. However, I think that you can also create a new brand that works in the legal profession - unless, that is, you've got a practice that is 100 or 150 years old. In general, the idea of a brand is not so well entrenched yet that you will have trouble retaining the client's help when you buy a new practice.
One of the things that makes law practice sales more difficult today than in the past is mobility. You've got mobility of lawyers, but you've also got mobility of clients.
This means that lawyers who are buying a practice are going to want to make sure that they're getting what they think they're getting. In other words, they will want to make sure that the clients of the selling lawyer stay with the practice, and that requires some astuteness that buying lawyers didn't need in the past.
In the past, it was always assumed that the client wouldn't go anywhere, that the client would stay with the office. Today, that's not necessarily true. For the most part, I think it still is true, but it should not be taken for granted. To make sure that the clients don't switch law offices when the practice is sold, the buyer has to walk in and establish a new relationship with the client. The buyer has to show the client that there is a transition from the seller to the buyer that works. And the buyer has to be no less amenable, no less likeable, than the selling lawyer; otherwise, the clients won't stay. But if the buying lawyer is as good and as likeable as the selling lawyer and creates a bond with the clients, the clients will stay despite their capacity for mobility.
For buyers considering purchasing a practice, concerns extend beyond mere price points. Branding and mobility are two of those concerns. As a seller, you should be aware of these issues so that you can address them with potential sellers and maximize your sale.
Edward Poll, J.D., M.B.A., CMC, is a law practice management thought leader and contributor to this publication. His website is at www.lawbiz.com.
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Getting There
Author: Simon Duffy
Rightly, there has been a great deal of outrage at the failure to end the unnecessary institutionalisation of people with learning disabilities in expensive, and frequently abusive, ATUs - Assessment and Treatment Units. However there has also been some good work. This report is the second in a series of reports which focuses on developments in Devon to help people re-establish a full community life.
The first report - Returning Home - described why people end up in ATUs, the harm they cause and the innovative plan that had been developed in Devon to get people home. This plan included:
- The development of a brand new, highly focused, support provider
- The use of Individual Service Funds and Personal Health Budgets
- Individually designed flexible support packages
- A shift in power to people and to their families
This second report describes some of the early progress made, as well as some of the barriers faced along the way. It also draws upon some of the national data to put Devon's progress in perspective, and it further underlines the reasons why the institutional services of ATUs must be ended.
The report encourages commissioners and providers to work together to:
- Ensure service providers can demonstrate leadership, reducing the need for bureaucratic tendering arrangements
- Get access to ordinary housing options, in the right communities, to meet people's needs
- Work effectively with clinician's to ensure everyone's safety in the process
- Confronting the strategic challenges which cause problems to begin with
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The publisher is the Centre for Welfare Reform.
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Plans to place teaching interns into classrooms
Unions fear that a national scheme to place teaching interns into classrooms will be used as a cost-cutting device, reports Schools Week.
The graduate teaching internship (GTi) scheme plans to give potential teachers the experience of working in a school for between one and three terms before they embark on an initial teacher training (ITT) course.
But with salaries equal to the minimum for support staff, unions say they are worried about the use of cheap alternatives to teaching assistants.
Jon Richards, head of education at Unison, said: "Any initiative to improve teacher recruitment should be examined. But in times of squeezed budgets we wouldn't want to see schools use interns as cheap replacements for teaching assistants."
The deployment of interns would be down to each institution, but the company running the scheme,TryTeaching, said it would give interns a 'broad experience'. It encourages schools to give them one-to-one pupil support, co-teaching and literacy and numeracy coaching.
Schools taking part in the scheme will pay TryTeaching up to £2,100 to recruit and support each intern, and then pay a salary via the company.
Nick Breakwell, the founder of TryTeaching, said salaries would be agreed at a minimum of what support staff receive – £13,614 a year, according to the local government payscale, and that the intern scheme would help to improve recruitment and reduce teachers' leaving rates as trainees would be better prepared.
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Europe: The patient is on the table. Martin Wolff, in an editorial in the Financial Times this morning, said that euro zone officials who insisted on treaty changes that would take two years to enact before they would act decisively were akin to doctors who were treating a critically ill patient by working out an exercise program to ensure he didn't have another heart attack.
It's an apt analogy. We got a reminder of how ill the patient is today with new data indicating Europe is sliding into a recession . The Markit Eurozone Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) fell to 46.4 in November, its lowest level since July 2009, down from October's 47.1.
Also: China's official PMI shrank in November, to 49 — indicating contraction in the economy for the first time in nearly three years.


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A: When it appears in the phrase, "permanent spousal maintenance."
Whenever a divorce decree includes an award of maintenance, I explain to my client that "permanent" means until the payor reaches normal retirement age and retires. At that time, spousal maintenance normally ends. Most often, "normal retirement age" means the age at which a person can collect full social security payment.
Given how much information people have to absorb during the divorce process and the stress they may be under, it is not surprising that receivers often don't remember talking about this and so are shocked when the payments stop. Payors usually do remember, and payments, which are withheld from their paychecks, simply stop when the paychecks stop.
Today, I received one of those calls, fourteen years after the couple was divorced. I explained that if the reason "permanent" maintenance stopped was the payor's retirement, the receiver would be able to begin collecting the share of the payor's retirement, which was given to the receiver in the divorce decree. It may also be appropriate to check on Social Security benefits.Tagged with: Money and Finances • retirement • spousal maintenance


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Five things to know about Harper's G7 trip
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper waves as he boards a plane in Ottawa on Friday, June 5, 2015. Harper is travelling until June 11 visiting Ukraine, Germany for the G7 meeting, Poland and Italy. (Adrian Wyld/THE CANADIAN PRESS)
SCHLOSS ELMAU, Germany -- Here are five things to know about the G7 leaders' summit that Prime Minister Stephen Harper will be attending Sunday and Monday in Germany.
1. Harper's host, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, is placing the fight against climate change at the top of her sweeping agenda. Merkel, with the help of France, wants to push the idea of a pledge to reach zero carbon emissions. But Canada and Japan are viewed as holdouts. The German leader also wants to highlight health crises like the Ebola outbreak in West Africa, growing the global economy, fostering trade, international development and empowering women in business.
2. Harper's office says the G7 will focus on the global economy, development and key foreign policy security challenges, including Russia's aggression in Ukraine and the ongoing threat posed by Islamic militants in Syria and Iraq. It also says the leaders will look at ways to support the international climate change conference being hosted by France in December, and that Harper will push the leaders to talk about maternal, newborn and child health, his signature foreign aid initiative.
3. Merkel is the longest-serving G7 leader, and is one of the world's most powerful politicians. Harper has been serving the second-longest. Merkel, Harper and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe were all at the last G7 in Germany in 2007. Harper's first trip to what was then the G8 was in the summer of 2006, where he met Russian President Vladimir Putin for the first time in his hometown of St. Petersburg. Harper said this week he doesn't want to see Putin back in a reconstituted G8.
4. The leaders of Canada, Germany, the United States, Britain, France, Italy and Japan will be meeting at the secluded Schloss Elmau resort hotel in the foot of the Bavarian Alps, 100 kilometres south of Munich. The setting is in keeping with the growing practice of isolating G7 leaders from protesters. As was the case when Canada hosted the G8 in 2010, German police are mounting a historic security operation that includes 17,000 police officers and 30 helicopters.
5. Harper and Merkel have a strong relationship but it is U.S. President Barack Obama that will get special face time with the German leader when they make a side trip to the village of Krun on Sunday. The trip will allow Obama to do something few G7 leaders get to do at these summits -- interact with local residents. An American official who briefed reporters at the White House prior to the summit said the visit is "not just about the relationship between the president and Merkel, it's also about the deep ties between the American people and the German people."


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