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PRICE-Percy Kent Oviatt, age 64, passed away peacefully July 13, 2010 at home after a battle with cancer.
He was born Nov. 7, 1945 in Price, Utah to Volmer and Rita Axelsen Oviatt.
Kent attended school in Price, graduating from Carbon High School and the College of Eastern Utah. He had a wide range of interests. Kent was an avid reader, and his favorite books were about Western American History, particularly military history. He was the consummate outdoorsman, who loved to hunt and fish. His knowledge of plants and animals in the wild was amazing. He trained hunting dogs, including several champions. Kent also loved to be outdoors in his well kept yard and garden.
Kent worked as a mechanic and later as a master electrician at Deer Creek and the Wash Plant, and in the control room at Cottonwood. In addition he operated his own handyman business. During the last several years Kent enjoyed serving in the Sunday School Presidency and at the Family History Center of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
He is survived by his father, Volmer D. Oviatt, sisters, Peggy Hennings, both of Price; Susan (Henry) Etzel, Wellington; nephew, Michael Etzel and Jason Merrill, Salt Lake City; fiancee, Katie Jean Larsen, Ephraim; son, David Payton, Springville; friend and caretaker, Virginia Martinez, Helper; and his "brothers" of the 1st Platoon, who served in Vietnam during some of the war's fiercest battles. These men have remained close friends for more than 40 years.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Rita Oviatt; niece, Traci Tallerico; and brother-in-law, Bob Hennings.
Funeral service, Friday, July 16, 2010, 6:30 p.m. Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 East Main Street in Price, Utah. Per Kent's request, interment will be in the Black Hills National Cemetery in South Dakota at a later date.
In lieu of flowers, please send donations to Perkie Travel, or Rocky Mountain Hospice. Arrangements entrusted to Mitchell Funeral Home of Price where friends are welcome daily and may share memories of Kent online at www.mitchellfuneralhome.net.


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This chapter had me both excited and disappointed.
Excited because we get to learn more about hagoromo and his sons. ALso, Hagoromo is quite cool
Disappointed for various reasons: Hagoromo had a brother that was never mentioned. I think Kishi is manipulating around a bit too much; there's already enough he has to handle...unless of course his brother is essential to the story somehow. Then Indra doesen't have his spiral eyes, which got me utterly pissed. I really hoped to see what that doujutsu is capable of. Then, again, we have the same repeating story of the "genius" and the "good for nothing". I'm sooo tired of it. I always envisioned the two sons as natural badasses...
Now there are a number of questions that arise:
-What about Hagoromo's brother? Who is he? What's his bloodline? Does he have rinnegan? Why does he look so much like current Madara?
-The sealing of thge Juubi: Hagoromo said they sealed the juubi within THEMSELVES, meaning that Hagoromo only divided his share of the juubi among the tailed beasts? If so, then what about the half of the juubi sealed in his brother?
-If Ashura is reincarnated in Naruto, then Indra will have to be in Sasuke. Then who might madara be? maybe Hagoromo's bro? They look so much alike.
ANyone noticed the resemblance between kaguya and the Dead God Reaper? They have the same horns, similar hair..and she was called a "demon". Maybe she created the jutsu.

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how to become outlaw pirates in archeage.
Sounds pretty good...
Im still a bit hung up about the semi instanced guild battles tho but still im keepnig an eye on this..
"Come and have a look at what you could have won."
New fansites about archeage
Originally posted by Scypheroth87
this game shud be the only game this site focuses on, game is b e a u tea ful!
shame we probally wont see it westernised for nearly 2 years hehe..
Originally posted by Vocadi
I thought the music was familar. It sounds like the inn theme music from NWN 2...
Maybe so, but it is almost 100% same as the one from HOMAM IV. Did they simply use music from other game?
EDIT: Or is it not an actual ingame music and it is just background music used for the purposes of this video.
"You have some serious mental issues you may need to seek some help for. There are others who post things, but do not post them in the way you do. Out of every person who posts crazy shit in this forum, you have some of the craziest and scariest" -FarReach
The UI rotates & floats around when a character turns? Or is this a sideeffect of the recording method? I guess it feels different while playing, but just watching without playing was making me seasick lol
I love the music.
Want a nice understanding of life? Try Spirit Science: "The Human History"
Recognize the voice? Yep sounds like Penny Arcade's Extra Credits.


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- Dora and Friends (2)
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That sneaky fox, Swiper, has swiped Dora's special microphone and instruments. She needs your child's help to get them back for Benny's big sing-along party!
Explore with Dora every day on Nick Jr.
Benny's throwing a big sing-along party, and everyone�s invited! He's left it up to Dora to bring all the instruments and special party supplies. But, oh-no! That sneaky fox has swiped everything Dora packed for the party. Can your kids help get it all back? First, gamers will drive Tico's car and help collect the drums, bongos, bass, and lots of party supplies. Then, they'll need to load it all into Tico's raft and ride down the river collecting the rest of the instruments, decorations, and costumes. Once all the party items have been collected, everyone will get together at Benny's Barn for the sing-along! During the song, kids can click on Dora and her friends to add or remove that character's voice. Come on everyone, sing-along!
Parent Tip: At the end of the game, hit the printer icon to get the instructions and templates for a rockin' do-together guitar craft.
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Love is in the air, but Dora and Boots need to find that missing Valentine
Gather up your cowboys & cowgirls & let them saddle up for Dora's big horse race
Play with your favorite Nick Jr. songs--speed 'em up and add new sounds!
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Kids can uncover countless surprises in this multi-world adventure game!
The animals are counting on you!
Help Swiper use his swiping skills to do a good deed!
Dora and Boots need help getting back home in time for Dora's big party!
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Ahoy, mateys! It's a big pirate party & Swiper swiped a trove of treasures!
Kids help Dora be a GREAT big sister by playing with the twins!
"All aboard!" says Dora. "We're going to the carnival in the big city!"
Dora has on her dancing shoes & needs your kids' help to pick her dance moves!
Dora needs your preschooler's help to get Tico and Boots to school!
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Dive into the deep with Dora to retrieve the stolen treasure.
Meet Dora's new friends and discover the secrets of her new city!
Kids put on a kickin' concert & can hear their favorite Fresh Beat songs!
Play with your favorite Nick Jr. songs--speed 'em up and add new sounds!
Your kids will love helping Dora craft her ice skating routine!
Kids can play six games in one with Todee, Muno, and the rest of the Gabba gang
Collect the ingredients and create a ginormous pizza!
Kids find new sounds all around and join the Fresh Beat Band in an awesome jam
Kids race to help the Fresh Beats stay cool with this ice cold game
Dora has on her dancing shoes & needs your kids' help to pick her dance moves!
In this game, kids create the next Fresh Beat Band video!
Kids enter Diego's world of shapes, colors, & animals in this arctic adventure
It's dance party time! Click on DJ Hoho's colorful notes to get it going!
It's time for the Bengal Tiger's "davat," which is a big ol' party!
Kids get to make up some crazy new dance moves for Brobee!
This is serious! A baby triceratops needs your help.
Make music with instruments from around the world!
Woop Dee Doo! Come on and dance the Blue!
Kids skidoo and play the music pattern with Blue!
A frog opera?
Out of the egg and onto the stage!
Help Oswald get in key and master the Penguin Polka!
It's the Electric Sunflower Orchestra!
Can you imagine what's in the box for Steve?
Won't you join Dora for a playdate?


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The Archives of the American Field Service and AFS Intercultural Programs. The American Field Service was founded in France during the First World War as an ambulance service staffed by Americans. The AFS Archives consists of over 300 cubic feet of archival material, including documents, photographs, and memorabilia. The Archives is located in New York City.
British Red Cross Museum and Archives
London, England.
Library of Virginia - World War I Questionnaires
Surveys completed by returning soldiers, or their surviving kin.
About the World War I History Commission Questionnaires Database
The Virginia War History Commission was established in 1919 to collect, assemble, edit and publish information and material concerning Virginia's participation in World War I. The Commission conducted a survey of World War I veterans in Virginia through the use of a printed questionnaire. The World War I History Commission Questionnaires Database is a fully-searchable database of over 14,900 records, one for each questionnaire respondent, accessible by name, city/county, and race.
Missouri Digital Heritage : Soldiers' Records: War of 1812 - World War I
Database abstracted from the individual service cards and listing more than 576,000 Missourians who served in the military from territorial times through World War I.
NARA - National Personnel Records Center, St. Louis - National Personnel Records Center
The U.S. repository of millions of military personnel, health, and medical records of discharged and deceased veterans of all services during the 20th century.
National World War I Museum and Memorial
Kansas City, Missouri.
The National Archives | Exhibitions & Learning online | First World War
Sources for the First World War held by The National Archives and the Imperial War Museum in the United Kingdom.
The Tank Museum - Home of the Tank - Archive & Reference Library
Located in Bovington, Dorset in England, the Tank Museum's Archives & Library includes the War Diaries covering virtually every regiment of the Royal Armoured Corps in the Second World War. In addition, they hold Rolls of Honour for both the First and Second World War plus casualty cards from the Second World War, regimental histories, & personal papers.
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You can file the FAFSA without being admitted to Belmont University, but you must be admitted before we can determine your eligibility for financial aid.
Q. Do I have to apply for financial aid every year?
Yes, you must file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) every academic year. Belmont's priority date for filing the FAFSA is March 1st. All applicants are encouraged to complete the FAFSA online at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Your award will be determined by your financial need every year. The good news: after your first filing year, you will be asked to update your application rather than completing the whole thing. You are encouraged to do this online, and it takes much less time than completing the entire FAFSA!
Q. Why should I have a federal PIN?
The federal PIN is a unique identifier that allows you to:
- complete the FAFSA online and use the PIN as an electronic signature
- check the status of your FAFSA online and make corrections
- monitor your federal student loan on the National Student Loan System (NSLDS), at http://www.nslds.ed.gov/ .
Please visit www.pin.ed.gov for more information or to apply for a PIN online.
Q. What is the Expected Family Contribution (EFC) and how is financial need determined?
The EFC is calculated by the Federal Department of Education. It is based on information you report on the FAFSA. Belmont will use your EFC to determine your eligibility for any Belmont need-based money as well as any federal financial aid. Financial need is determined as follows: Cost of Attendance - EFC = Financial Need.
Q. If my parents do not claim me on their tax return, and I am self-sufficient, am I independent for financial aid purposes?
NO. To be considered independent for financial aid purposes, you must meet one of the following criteria based on federal regulations (please refer to step 3 of your FAFSA):
- are now 24 years old, or will turn 24 by December 31 of the FAFSA filing year
- are working on a master's or doctorate program
- are married
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YES. There are sources of aid, such as low interest unsubsidized Federal Stafford loans, that are not based on need. Also, it is wise to have a back-up plan in case your family experiences an unexpected financial pinch.
Q. What will happen to my financial aid award if I move to off-campus housing?
Moving from on-campus to off-campus housing does not affect your financial aid award.
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Post-baccalaureate students may only be eligible for federal loans while pursuing an additional bachelor's degree.


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Why Mint Marks?
The use of mint marks dates from the days of ancient Greece and Rome. A Congressional Act of March 3, 1835, established the practice in the United States, along with the first Mint branches in this country. Through this Act, the Director of the Mint set mint marks to identify the coins stamped at each facility so as to standardize production and establish responsibility for the coinage.
Currently, all circulating coinage produced at the Philadelphia Mint has a "P" mint mark except for the one-cent coin, or penny, which has none.
Because of its secondary importance in any coin's design, the mint mark is customarily made as inconspicuous as possible without losing its function.
Philadelphia Mint Marks
Philadelphia was the only branch in operation in the earliest years, so identifying the coinage source was not necessary. The practice of not identifying Philadelphia's coins was continued even after the first branches were established.
In 1942, however, when World War II necessitated removing nickel from the 5-cent coin's alloy, the mint mark was moved from the right of Monticello to above the dome to indicate the substitute alloy. At the same time, the letter "P" first appeared on Philadelphia coinage.
After the war, when use of the regular alloy was resumed, the mint mark was restored to its former position and Philadelphia's "P" was no longer used.
In July of 1979, the Susan B. Anthony dollar coin was introduced, replacing the larger dollar coin. Once again, the "P" mint mark appeared, this time on the dollar denomination.
Denver Mint Marks
Denver coins have always carried the letter "D" except during the date freeze mentioned later in this text. (See: The Coinage Act of 1965.)
San Francisco and West Point Mint Marks
Use of the "S" and "W" mint marks has been sporadic because of changing conditions. The "S" Mint mark was used on San Francisco coins until 1975, although production in San Francisco was suspended between 1955 and 1965. San Francisco made cents for circulation from 1968 through 1974, nickels from 1968 through 1970, and dimes in 1975.
Circulating cents were manufactured in the early 1980s at San Francisco and the West Point Bullion Depository, but no mint marks were used, assuring maximum circulation of this small production.
Special Mint sets were produced for collectors at San Francisco from 1965 through 1967, but no mint marks were used because of then-current restrictions.
In 1968, proof coin production was moved from Philadelphia to San Francisco, where the proof coins gained the "S" mark. Proofs subsequently made at West Point carry the "W" mint mark.
The Coinage Act of 1965
The coinage Act of 1965 prohibited mint marks for five years. This, together with the date freeze, eliminated distinguishing features that could tempt people to remove the coins from circulation while the Mint was striving to meet the country's need for coins. No mint marks appear on coins dated 1965, 1966, and 1967.
Congress authorized resumption of the practice in 1968, at which time the mint marks, usually on the back of the coins before 1968, were permanently relocated to the front.
All master dies, including those used in the Mint's numismatics and medals programs, are manufactured in the Die Manufacturing Division of the Philadelphia Mint. Mint marks are added to the hubs at Philadelphia. These hubs make the working dies used to stamp coins. Mint-marked working dies are then delivered to the appropriate Mint facility for use in coining.
All the working dies needed for the Denver facility are produced by the Denver Die Manufacturing Division along with some of the dies for the San Francisco facility.


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Panda Facts
Spoiler!Panda Fact 1:99% of a pandas diet is bamboo.
Panda Fact 2:In China they call the Panda "Xiongmao", which means Giant Cat Bear.
Panda Fact 3:Don't mess with The Panda -_-
Panda Fact 4: Giant Pandas can spend up to 16 hours a days eating.
Panda Fact 5:A panda gives birth to twins 45% of the time but in wild can only look after one baby so one usually die.


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Facts and Formulae For the Forgetful
Here we are, after the chagim (as they say in Eretz Yisrael), and an interesting issue of repetition has come up again (no pun intended). Over the course of the last Yom Tov-filled month, and right up until after Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan a simple question might elicit a very different rabbinic response. The subject? What do I do if I forgot the halachically mandated 'Ya'aleh V'Yavo' in Birchas HaMazon[1]? Do I need to repeat the Bentching or not? And why would I get different answers?
This quite common clique of queries is not new; it is addressed in the very first printed halachic responsum of the renowned Rabbi Akiva Eiger[2]. Someone wrote to Rav Eiger explaining that some members of his household forgot to say 'Ya'aleh V'Yavo' in Bentching, and his local Rabbi told them to repeat Birchas HaMazon. Yet, the author seemed to remember a different time, when faced with the same dilemma, his rabbi ruled not to repeat Bentching. So, this perplexed person, instead of requesting the halachic rationale from his LOR, decided to write to the Gadol HaDor asking for an elucidation.
Rav Eiger responded that Birchas HaMazon must be repeated when someone forgets 'Ya'aleh V'Yavo' on Yom Tov. However, if it was forgotten on Rosh Chodesh then one does not repeat Bentching. The distinction is fascinating! It lies in the different halachic requirements for a festive bread meal ('Seudah'). Yom Tov (as well as Shabbos) has a requirement of 'Seudah'. Therefore, if one does not mention the Yom Tov day in Birchas HaMazon as part of 'Ya'aleh V'Yavo' (or Retzei on Shabbos), he must repeat the whole Bentching[3].
Rosh Chodesh is different. Although there is a Mitzvah to have a 'Seudah' on it, it is not halachically required[4], and therefore Bentching is not repeated if 'Ya'aleh V'Yavo' was forgotten[5] [6].
Women's Rights
Yet, Rav Akiva Eiger added a wrinkle. He states that if the letter-writer was referring to a woman forgetting 'Ya'aleh V'Yavo', then even on Yom Tov she should not repeat Birchas HaMazon. He explains that a woman's requirement to have a bread 'Seudah' on Yom Tov is due to Mitzvah of Oneg / Simchas Yom Tov and falls under the category of a 'Mitzvas Asei Shehazman Gerama', a time-bound positive commandment that women are technically generally exempt from[7]. Therefore, he rules, if a woman forgot 'Ya'aleh V'Yavo', she should not repeat Bentching, as she was not halachically mandated to have bread at the 'Seudah'. The sole exceptions are on Shabbos, due to the joint obligations of positive and negative commandments (Zachor V'Shamor[8]) that men and women are equally obligated in following, and on the first night of Pesach regarding eating Matzah, which likewise has a joint obligation of positive and negative commandments (not eating chometz and eating Matzah)[9].
However, opposition to Rav Akiva Eiger's novel ruling regarding women was not long in coming, most notably by Rav Shlomo Cohen, eminent Dayan in Vilna and author of several authoritative sefarim (including the Cheshek Shlomo, and Shu"t Binyan Shlomo)[10]. These decisors noted that the Shulchan Aruch, when he codified this halacha, did not seem to make any distinction between which Yom Tov it was, nor between men's and women's obligations, when he ruled that one must repeat Bentching if 'Ya'aleh V'Yavo' was mistakenly forgotten. Additionally, according to the understanding of many great authorities, including the Pri Megadim, Sha'agas Aryeh, Shoel' U'Meishiv, and Shulchan Aruch HaRav, women are obligated in the same level of Mitzvah of Simchas Yom Tov that men are, including the Mitzvah to have a bread 'Seudah'[11]!
Rav Akiva Eiger defended his ruling[12], maintaining that although women obviously do have the Mitzvah of Simchas Yom Tov, that is referring to wearing new clothing and celebrating Yom Tov with Bassar V'Yayin (meat and wine), but without an actual obligation to partake in a bread 'Seudah'. A proof of this is that regarding the halacha of repeating Bentching, the Shulchan Aruch rules that Chol HaMoed has similar status to Rosh Chodesh, and one does not repeat if he forgot 'Ya'aleh V'Yavo'. Yet, Chol HaMoed, being a part of Yom Tov, still retains the obligation for Simchas Yom Tov. Therefore, concludes Rav Eiger, it stands to reason that the Mitzvah of Simchas Yom Tov does not mandate a bread 'Seudah'.
Bottom Line
So, how do contemporary authorities rule, having to choose a path between such luminaries of generations past? While several poskim rule stringently that a woman should repeat Birchas HaMazon if she forgot 'Ya'aleh V'Yavo'[13], and others seem undecided[14]; it seems that most contemporary authorities, including the Debreciner Rav and the Shevet HaLevi[15], rule that a woman should not repeat Bentching for forgetting 'Ya'aleh V'Yavo' on Yom Tov, except on the first night of Pesach. This is also the conclusion of several contemporary sefarim that deal with halachos pertaining to women, including Halichos Baysah, Koh Somar L'Bais Yaakov, and Halichos Bas Yisrael[16]. They add that this psak is surely true and repetition unnecessary if she is merely uncertain if she said 'Ya'aleh V'Yavo' (and even on the first night of Pesach)[17]. They assert that aside from following Rabbi Akiva Eiger's trailblazing ruling, there is additional justification to allow leniency for women regarding repetition of Bentching due to lapse of 'Ya'aleh V'Yavo', based on several minority opinions[18].
In conclusion, if you just finished Bentching and realized (too late) that 'Ya'aleh V'Yavo' was not recited, before panicking, just remember the sine qua non: Were you truly obligated to eat the 'Seudah' that you just finished? If so, then your Bentching was incomplete, and needs repetition. If not, repetition is not required as you already were yotzei 'V'achalta v'savata u'vayrachta'[19], and are now worthy of receiving Hashem's personal favor![20] B'tayavon!
The author wishes to thank mv"r Rav Yosef Yitzchak Lerner, as much of this article is based on his excellent comprehensive sefer Shgiyos Mi Yavin (vol. 1, Ch. 25).
[1]See Tur & Shulchan Aruch (O.C. 188, 5).
[2]Shu"t Rabbi Akiva Eiger (vol. 1, 1); also brought b'kitzur in his glosses to Shulchan Aruch (O.C. 188, 6).
[3]This entire discussion is referring to when one forgot to say 'Ya'aleh V'Yavo' at all during Bentching. If one remembered during the actual Birchas HaMazon, depending at which point he remembered, there is a specific bracha to say (dependant on the holiday) and he may not need to repeat his Bentching. See Shulchan Aruch and main commentaries ad loc 5 - 7.
[4]See Tur & Shulchan Aruch (O.C. 419). The Kaf Hachaim (ad loc. 2) cites opinions that one must have a bread 'Seudah' on Rosh Chodesh as well, and concludes that a 'Yarei Shamayim' would make sure to wash and have a 'Seudah' on Rosh Chodesh in order to honor the day properly, as one who honors the Mitzvos is rewarded many times over.
[5]Gemara Brachos (49a-b), Shulchan Aruch (O.C. 188, 6 -7), Shulchan Aruch HaRav (ad loc. 10), Kitzur Shulchan Aruch (44, 12 - 14), Aruch Hashulchan (O.C. 188, 15), Mishna Berura (ad loc. 26; Biur Halacha s.v. l'rosh).
[6]This rule of not repeating Bentching includes Chol Hamoed as well (Shulchan Aruch ad loc.). Several poskim maintain that there is no actual obligation to eat davka bread on Rosh Hashana (and there are minority opinions that one may even fast on Rosh Hashana - See Tur / Shulchan Aruch and Mishna Berura O.C. 597, 1), and therefore rule that if one forgot 'Ya'aleh V'Yavo' on Rosh Hashana, Bentching is not repeated. These include the Magen Avraham (188, 7), Pri Megadim (ad loc. Eishel Avraham 7), Shulchan Aruch HaRav (O.C. 188, 10), Kitzur Shulchan Aruch (44, end 14), Kaf Hachaim (ad loc. 25), the Ba'er Moshe (Shu"t vol. 3, 38, 13. However he does admit that this ruling is not so clear so it is preferable to ask someone else to be motzi him m'safek), and Rav Moshe Sternbuch (Shu"t Moadim U'Zmanim vol. 1, 4 haghah & vol. 8, 1, 4; Shu"t Teshuvos V'Hanhagos vol. 2, 269). However, others, including the Elyah Rabba (188, 8), Aruch Hashulchan (ad loc. 21; who maintains that this the pashut pshat in the Rambam and Shulchan Aruch), Rav Shlomo Zalman Auerbach (Halichos Shlomo, Moadim vol. 1, Rosh Hashana Ch. 1, footnote 87) and the Shmiras Shabbos K'Hilchasa (vol. 2, Ch. 57, 7 & footnote 23) is that one must repeat Bentching. Interestingly, the Mishna Berura (ad loc. 19) brings down both sides of this machlokes but does not rule conclusively. See also Shgiyos Mi Yavin (vol. 1, Ch. 25, 21 - pg. 343).
[7]See, for example, Gemara Brachos 20b.
[8]Rav Eiger explains that making Kiddush is for 'Zachor', and Kiddush needs to be 'b'makon seudah'; therefore she is required to have a bread 'Seudah' on Shabbos.
[9]Gemara Pesachim 43b. See Shulchan Aruch HaRav (472, 25).
[10]Shu"t Binyan Shlomo (vol. 2, O.C. 47); also cited in the Sdei Chemed (vol. 9, Asifas Dinim, Ma'areches Yom Tov, 2, 6). He proves that even according to Rav Akiva Eiger, on Shavuos (kulo lachem) women must repeat Bentching if 'Ya'aleh V'Yavo' wasn't said.
[11]Pri Megadim (O.C. 328, Eishel Avraham 10, regarding women's obligation to have a bread 'Seudah'), Shu"t Sha'agas Aryeh (66, regarding women's obligations for Simchas Yom Tov), Shu"t Shoel U'Meishiv (Tinyana vol. 2, 55, regarding women's obligations for Kiddush and Seudah on YomTov), and Shulchan Aruch HaRav (271, 5, regarding women's obligations for Kiddush on Yom Tov). The Maharsham (Shu"t vol. 3, 226) and Rav Moshe Feinstein (Shu"t Igros Moshe O.C. vol. 4, 100) also wrote responsae explaining that women are obligated in Kiddush on Yom Tov as well. [However, although the Sefer HaChinuch (end Mitzva 31) rules explicitly this way relating to Women's obligation of Kiddush on Shabbos, the Minchas Chinuch (ad loc. 18) is mesupak with this l'gabei Yom Tov, as the Sefer HaChinuch does not mention it.] The Rambam (Hilchos Avoda Zara Ch. 12, 3) also seemingly rules this way, calling Simchas Yom Tov a 'Mitzvas Asei Shehazman Gerama' that women are obligated in. The Beis Hillel (Y"D 273) implies this way as well, opining that women even have a chiyu v to be metaher themselves for Yom Tov as men do. The Mishna Berura (Biur Halacha 188, s.v. seudah) also cites that there is no Simchas Yom Tov without bread. See Sdei Chemed (ibid.) at length.
[12]In the hashmatos to his original teshuva.
[13]Including the Pischei Teshuva of the Mahari"a m'Vilna (O.C. 188, 6 & 529, 2), Shu"t Sheilas Shmuel (11), Orchos Chaim (188, 3 & 529, 7), Shu"t Yad Eliyahu (17, 2), Shu"t Sheilas Yaakov (97 & 125), Shu"t Mishkan Betzalel (vol. 1, 137), Shu"t Even Yaakov (30), and Shu"t Lechem She'arim (9), all cited in Shgiyos Mi Yavin (vol. 1, Ch. 25 footnote 92).
[14]Many sefarim cite both sides of the debate with no clear-cut ruling, including the Sha'arim Metzuyanim B'Halacha (44, 6), Shmiras Shabbos K'Hilchasa (vol. 2, Ch. 57, footnote 18), and Shgiyos Mi Yavin (vol. 1, Ch. 25, 34).
[15]Including the Sdei Chemed (vol. 5, Ma'areches Brachos 4, 2), Maharsham (Da'as Torah O.C. vol. 2, 188, 6), Shu"t Ba'er Moshe (vol. 3, 38, 9), Shu"t Shevet HaLevi (vol. 4, 18, 1 & vol. 6, 61), and Shu"t Zeicher Simcha (27, who maintains that since there is no clear-cut ruling, 'shev v'al ta'aseh adif' and she should not repeat Bentching). See also Shu"t Yabea Omer (vol. 6, O.C. 28, 4 & 5) and Shu"t Ohr L'Tzion (vol. 2, 46, 27) who rule like Rav Akiva Eiger that on Shabbos and first night of Pesach she must repeat Bentching if she forgot 'Ya'aleh V'Yavo', implying that on other Yomim Tovim she should not.
[16]Halichos Baysah (Ch.12, 13 & footnote 26 at length), Koh Somar L'Bais Yaakov (index at the end of the sefer), and Halichos Bas Yisrael (Ch. 3, 13 & footnote 32; Ch. 17, 14).
[17]Shu"t Ba'er Moshe (vol. 3, 38, 13 s.v. nashim), Shu"t Yigal Yaakov (O.C. 22), and Halichos Baysah (Ch. 12, 14), not like the Yad Yitzchak (vol. 2, 54) who opines that she should repeat Bentching even if she is unsure if she said 'Ya'aleh V'Yavo'. Shgiyos Mi Yavin (vol. 1, Ch. 25 footnote 94), adds an additional compelling reason why she should not repeat Bentching. The Mishna Berura (186, 3 & Biur Halacha s.v. ella) cites a machlokes haposkim regarding a women who is mesupak if she Bentched at all, whether she needs to repeat Bentching. Therefore, it stands to reason that if she knows she Bentched and is merely unsure if she recited 'Ya'aleh V'Yavo' it can't be any more obligating.
[18]Including the fact that the Gemara (Brachos 20b) does not rule if Birchas HaMazon for women is a chiyuv deoraysa or derabbanan (and this safek is codified in halacha - [Rambam (Hilchos Brachos Ch. 5, 1), Rosh (Brachos Ch. 3, 13), Shulchan Aruch (O.C. 186, 1)], that is why a women should not be motzi a man in his Bentching obligation). There are also additional minority opinions that can be metzaref as sniffim lehakel, including the opinion of the Kaf Hachaim (O.C. 188, 24) based on Tosafos' shittah (Sukka 27b s.v. eey baui achil) that one must only have bread on the first night of Sukkos and Pesach. Therefore, posits the Kaf Hachaim, these are the only times that even a man must repeat Bentching on Yom Tov. Another sniff is the Kaf Hachaim's next shitta, that if a man only has to repeat Bentching on these two exclusive times, then certainly, a woman, whose chiyuv to Bentch in the first place is a safek deoraysa or derabbanan should not have to repeat Bentching for missing 'Ya'aleh V'Yavo'. Rav Ezriel Hildescheimer (Shu"t Rebbi Ezriel O.C. 185, 6) rules similarly to the Kaf Hachaim, regarding women never repeating Bentching for forgetting 'Ya'aleh V'Yavo'. Although many dispute the Kaf Hachaim's reasoning, and in the words of Rav Ovadia Yosef, (Shu"t Yabea Omer ibid.) "ain bsfaiko shel Rebbi Ezriel l'dchos haVaday shel HaGaon R' Akiva Eiger" regarding Shabbos and the first night of Pesach, nevertheless, several authorities use them as a sniff lehakel for the rest of the Yomim Tovim, allowing women not to repeat Bentching for forgetting 'Ya'aleh V'Yavo'. [See Shgiyos Mi Yavin (vol. 1, Ch. 25 footnote 91); Shmiras Shabbos K'Hilchasa (ibid.) Shu"t Ba'er Moshe (ibid.), Halichos Baysah (ibid.), and Halichos Bas Yisrael (ibid.).]
[19]Devarim Parshas Eikev (Ch. 8, verse 10).
[20]Gemara Brachos 20b, Midrash Rabbah Bamidbar (Parshas Nasso 11, 7).
Disclaimer: This is not a comprehensive guide, rather a brief summary to raise awareness of the issues. In any real case one should ask a competent Halachic authority.
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Skip to comments.Mariane Pearl sues al Qaeda over husband's killing
Posted on 07/18/2007 9:47:37 AM PDT by Kaslin
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The widow of slain Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against al Qaeda, other radical groups and Pakistan-based Habib Bank Ltd over the 2002 abduction, torture and murder of her husband.
Mariane Pearl, whose story is told in the recently released movie "A Mighty Heart" starring Angelina Jolie, filed the suit at U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York, according to her lawyers.
"Plaintiffs seek to hold responsible those terrorists, terrorist organizations and the supporting charitable and banking organizations for the senseless kidnapping, torture and murder of Daniel Pearl," the suit said.
It seeks an unspecified amount of money, whatever the court "deems appropriate", to prevent the defendants from committing similar acts.
Pearl was the South Asia bureau chief of the Journal when he was kidnapped in Karachi in January 2002 while seeking an interview with suspected Islamist militants. After several days in captivity he was beheaded on video.
Among those sued is Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh, or Sheikh Omar, who was convicted and sentenced to death in a Pakistani court for his role in the abduction and murder. Three others were jailed for life.
Another defendant is Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, a suspected high-ranking al Qaeda leader and September 11 mastermind who is in U.S. custody. Mohammed admitted to a U.S. military tribunal that he beheaded Pearl, the U.S. military said.
Habib Bank Limited is one of Pakistan's biggest banks. The lawsuit alleges the bank and its subsidiaries knowingly conducted financial transactions on behalf of charities linked to extremist groups.
"In doing so Habib and its subsidiaries aided, abetted and provided material support in the form of financial services for the terrorist support organizations," the suit said.
Habib Bank could not be immediately reached for comment.
Maybe the process server will be able to find Bin Laden. This is pure symbolism.
Good luck collecting girlie. The very idea of suing Al Qaeda is downright stupid.
Will Jolie make another bad movie about this too?
The process of "discovery" should be interesting in this case!
It reinforces the liberals view that this whole thing should be treated as just another criminal investigation, instead of as an act of terrorism.
....is this a joke? Yeah I'm sure al Quada will show up to defend themselves and pay the fine when they lose...
John Edwards will need something to do after the primaries.
From what I've heard... this dame's a piece of work.
He and his wife knew the consequences and hazards of the way he pursued his job.
Dealing with Muslim trash is risky at best.
Muslims have no honor when it comes to dealing with those of the great Satan.
His killers were looking to make a statement and he made himself available for the slaughter.
Mrs. Pearl can file all the lawsuits she wants but I doubt she will ever collect.
Here's the real defendant with the bullseye on them. I bet the bank and its subsidiaries have assets, particularly financial assets, in America.
Maybe she will be able to tap frozen funds of those named in the suit. And getting a multi-million or billion dollar judgement against a bank will definitely make the banking industry sit up and take notice of shady transactions.
A recent issue of National Review had a very interesting arcticle on how banks refusing to do business with North Korea affected Ill Kim's lavish lifestyle and criminal enterprises.
There is a big trial currently going on here in Dallas against "The Holy Land Foundation" which was basically a front group raising money for Hamas.
This trial could have far-reaching ramifications depending on how it turns out.
That is the crux of it.
Be careful - if she wins, AQ may decide to deliver the money to her "personally".
Could lead to an explosive situation.
Time Magazine can serve the papers on that lawsuit. They are in good communication with AQ.
'It reinforces the liberals view that this whole thing should be treated as just another criminal investigation, instead of as an act of terrorism.'
Target, fire for effect.
She may want to sue Saddam's nephew because he was also involved in either this or Nick Berg's killing.
"NOT the Bin Laden billions!!!"
She's supposedly a Buddhist.
Was Buddha into litigation as a form of justice?
Your correct.
I like this action by Pearl, it is at least an improvement on her efforts to make nice with the Islamic Cults.
So true!
She wants to sue these animals?
Best of luck to Mrs. Pearl. Any lawsuit against Al Queda is a good one.
Didn't daddy say it was BUSH that held the knife to his throat?
No, that was the father of Nicolas Berg who said that
Best of luck to Mrs. Pearl. Any lawsuit against Al Queda is a good one.I agree.
LOL, love it!
What? I thought it was Bush's fault. Why is she suing the innocent, peace-loving Islamists?
Maybe a court decidion would freeze Saudi Arabian assets until a zillion dollar claim could be collected. The KKK took the biggest hit when the govt went after its financials.
The theory may not be but the practice is just plain stupid. Who are they going to subpoena to appear, bin Laden, al Zawahiri?
If I recall, didn't the hostages from the 70's sue Iran? And didn't the Clinton administration try to block enforcement of the judgment?
Maybe now the Liberals (er Progressives) will fess up that terrorism is not a law enforcement problem. Wishful thinking.
May provide a good lesson for the fools who can think but vote Dem anyway... playing this global war out in the courtrooms is likely to be useless, fruitless, counter-productive, and a waste of time, treasure, and manpower. Hopefully the lesson will carry over.
But the Klan's assets,one would assume,were located within the US.One would also assume that the Klan didn't produce a very big percentage of the world's oil output.
The Pearl family are indeed whacko liberals, but they seem to have had some sane advice. Suing the bank is a brilliant move. And even though some of the defendants are impossible to find, others are not.
I look forward to following this case. If Pearl wins a substantial judgment, it will lead to hundreds or thousands of other lawsuits brought by families of victims. Come to think of it, didn't 911 families sue Bin Laden?
Pure speculation: The PR value of this case and others that may follow could be great in terms of influencing moderate Muslims who distance themselves from terrorism because it has nothing to do with them. Judgments against their banks might bring the issue closer to home and cause them to take a stand against terrorists. We'll see.
What we need is a class action lawsuit against the Saudi pigs.
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Imagineers are the creative force behind major Disney projects. They use creativity, storytelling, and engineering to surround guests in immersive experiences. See one of Disney's top Imagineers, Lanny Smoot, give a behind-the-scenes look into what makes this possible. Hosted by the National Academy of Engineering. Oct. 23rd, 2pm & Oct. 24th, 4pm in Booth 102
The Physics of Superheroes
Come see Physics Professor James Kakalios present at the AAAS "Meet the Scientists!" stage show! Dr. Kakalios will discuss elements of his work as a researcher in physics, contributor to Hollywood movies like "Watchmen" and author of a book about the science behind superheroes. Enjoy the engaging presentation, then ask questions and interact with him off stage! Hosted by AAAS. Oct. 24th, 1pm at the Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium.
Everything I Know About Science I Learned From Reading Comic Books
Have you ever wondered how strong you would have to be to "leap a tall building in a single bound?" Was it "the fall" or "the webbing" that killed Gwen Stacy, Spider-Man's girlfriend in the classic Amazing Spider-Man # 121? How does Kitty Pryde from the X-Men comics and movies use quantum mechanics to walk through walls? All this, and the answers to such important real life questions as the chemical composition of Captain America's shield, and who is faster: Superman or the Flash? will be discussed. Find out if Superhero comic books get their science right more often than one would expect. Hosted by the University of Minnesota. Oct. 23rd, 2pm at the National Museum of Natural History.
Hollywood Movie Physics
Have you ever watched a Hollywood action or science fiction movie and asked yourself, "could that really happen?" Well that's what this interactive presentation is about. We are going to use some basic physics to analyze and de-construct some of the most famous cinematic action sequences. For example could a bus really jump a 50 ft. gap in the freeway as it does in the movie Speed? What would really happen if the Earth's magnetic field disappeared like it does in The Core? Could a nuclear bomb blow apart an asteroid? Is warp drive possible? What are some of the scientific issues relevant to becoming a Superhero? These are the type of questions we will tackle as we present a variety of clips from Hollywood blockbusters and delve into each scene armed with a few fundamental principles of physics. The results should be informative, educational and often quite humorous.Oct. 23rd, 3pm at the National Museum of Natural History.


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The Ferris Collection of Prints
The Museum's Graphic Arts Collection, the oldest print-collecting unit in the Smithsonian, focuses on the technical and social history of printmaking to document how prints are made and used. Smithsonian art museums collect works on paper selected for aesthetic reasons, but the National Museum of American History (formerly the Museum of History and Technology) takes a broad view of visual culture.
Our prints illustrate technical developments and cultural changes. They represent all kinds of graphic works that have influenced American society. The collection has always included examples from many periods and countries, fine-art prints as well as popular and commercial graphic art, together with the plates, blocks, and tools used to produce prints. In 1996 the Museum presented an exhibition on 150 years of Smithsonian print collecting, Building a National Collection.
One of the largest print collections ever received by the Smithsonian was donated by the Ferris family between 1927 and 1932. Stephen James Ferris (1835–1915), a Philadelphia painter and etcher, collected over 2,000 European and American prints, both reproductive and original, representing old master and contemporary printmakers. The collection incorporated a variety of artistic subjects, compositions, and styles. Ferris may well have mined it for inspiration for his own work, but he was also deeply interested in art for its own sake. He and his family and friends would have simply enjoyed studying the images.
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"The Ferris Collection of Prints - Introduction" showing 2 items.
Scottish Landscape
- Description
- Thomas Moran etched this rugged landscape, Bridge in the Pass of Glencoe, Scotland, in 1882 after his painting of the subject. He and his wife Mary Nimmo Moran, also an etcher, visited Scotland, her birthplace, in the spring of 1882 during a five-month stay (May–October) in the United Kingdom.
- This print is the first state of two. The second state was published by Estes and Lauriat of Boston in 1888. Moran showed this print in the New York Etching Club Exhibition in mid-January 1883. For the Club's catalog of the exhibition, Moran etched a smaller version of this scene.
- The bridge, which is known as the Bridge of Three Waters, stands near the site in Glencoe where members of the MacDonald clan were massacred by soldiers from a Campbell regiment during a night in February 1692.
- Location
- Currently not on view
- Date made
- 1882
- graphic artist
- Moran, Thomas
- ID Number
- catalog number
- 14737
- accession number
- 94830
- Data Source
- National Museum of American History, Kenneth E. Behring Center
Mission Church, New Mexico
- Description
- Thomas Moran etched this view of a mission church in New Mexico in 1881 after a photograph by friend and traveling companion William Henry Jackson (1843–1942). Moran had met Jackson in 1871 on Ferdinand V. Hayden's Yellowstone expedition, the first government-sponsored survey of that area. Jackson and Moran worked side by side recording views. While Moran's paintings of the West made his reputation, fewer than one-fifth of his etchings depict Western or Mexican scenes. His signature "TYM" at lower left stands for Thomas "Yellowstone" Moran.
- The church shown in this print was replaced by a stone building in the early 20th century, and the San Juan Pueblo recently changed its name to Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo. It lies twenty-five miles north of Santa Fe.
- Location
- Currently not on view
- Date made
- 1881
- Associated Date
- 1881
- graphic artist
- Moran, Thomas
- photographer
- Jackson, William Henry
- ID Number
- catalog number
- 14750
- accession number
- 94830
- Data Source
- National Museum of American History, Kenneth E. Behring Center


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The Story of YETI Coolers
Every once in a while a brand emerges from a sea of products, one which develops what you might consider a cult following — YETI is one of them. Sure, they're just coolers but the moment you set your eyes on them you can tell something is different and even more so once you begin using one.