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It began with the hedge fund guy who crossed state lines for sex. When I read his sex diary, my expectations were low; they sunk to a nadir when I opened the e-mail introducing his submission:
His was the 150th diary I'd read; the other 110 or so were by women in my demographic: late twenties, child-free, with the time and inclination to respond to my ads seeking diarists, usually spending a week hanging off various Manhattan and Brooklyn chandeliers, often fueled by a combination of alcohol, cocaine, and breakup. Their diaries made for great vicarious reading of lives I didn't want. I was serious about making it in New York, and that didn't include chandeliers and coke.
The finance guys were also all the same: pre-dawn CNBC market check, job, home, porn, sexting with women, not enough sleep—all of which they found fascinating. I set my egg timer, preparing to rush through his diary:
Overnight bag packed. I dash to the West 4th Street station to catch the train to JFK. I am on one of my swinging adventures to participate in an MFM threesome.
Well. Here was a twist—with a bang. He called in sick and flew to a flyover state, where he drove to a TGI Friday's, met a man and woman for drinks, followed by hotel sex, all filmed for posterity. The next day he caught a 6 a.m. flight back home.
My modus operandi is simple. Exchange recent pics of him and her [on Adult Friend Finder]. Talk on the phone. Set a date. Fly. Fuck like mad. Return to NYC. When it works, it is a very efficient way to get hot, no-strings-attached sex.
When my egg timer dinged, I kept reading. He was a jackass...
What this was, I still had no idea. I had no desire to arrange sex dates with unknown couples in flyover states. I published his diary and went on a spree of commissioning others that were far from my own experience: BDSM, kink, and a lot of gay men. His was my first inkling that I might learn from diaries of people very different from me.
When it comes to our private lives, we're all on our own paths. And it's really helpful to peek at other paths. The person and the path can be wildly divergent; the person can be offensively different from you, but his or her path similar. When you see a path you want to be on, you perk up. It stirs you.
My own path had recently slid into a ditch, leaving me sweeping up after yet another failed relationship. He was nice; I was nice. Our breakup conversation: him telling me it was over; me being cordial about it. Therein lay the problem. I was nice to the world. I had never actually asked the world for what I wanted. Thus I received a big, cordial pile of eh back.
Around this time a diary appeared in my inbox from a 42-year-old Chicago father, an executive at a well-known company. He was affable, mainstream, and in a deeply fulfilling, open 10-year-relationship with his gay partner. On the third day of his diary, he took his daughter to Wiggleworms class and then hopped a plane for a business trip. That night he wrote from Manhattan:
10:30 P.M.: Having a couple drinks with a friend I get together with when in New York. We actually met online abroad, when we were both there for work, and screwed around. More than that though, it is cool to have someone to hang out with. We often see each other without having sex, but sometimes we do [have sex]. When I'm away from home for a few days, it's a way of making emotional connections.
By then I'd read numerous diaries, countless magazines, piles of Russian literature, and much of my university's stacks on sex and relationships. Yet those sentences made more sense than anything I'd ever read. Of course it would be nice to have a dear friend with whom to occasionally have sexy times, and occasionally have friend times. Of course it would be particularly nice when traveling. Duh. Reading diaries had softened me up to the options, but I still didn't know you could just do that, and that your committed, long-term partner might agree to it, making the arrangement different from the standard fuckbuddy or fling. Here was a man who'd successfully created the existence he wanted for himself: employment, fun, children, committed partnership, long-term friends/lovers. There were no secrets, and no rules.
I stared at my box of a studio apartment. I'd been certain that I was a no-rules woman: living on my own, dating whomever I pleased, and generally flaunting my lifestyle of flying around the world on assignments and refusing to get a full-time job. Yet my definition of dating—find a person whom I might marry and spend the rest of my life with—was limiting. Anyway, it wasn't working: I wanted a serious boyfriend and didn't have one.
It was not lost on me that most of the diaries I was staring at in that period were written by men. Male diarists are typically much more expansive in their sense of options, and therefore so are their realities. What men excel at, I realized, is identifying what they want in the immediate term. Dudes know how they want to spend the next two weeks, or at least the night. They ask for it, and they're happier for it. I wanted that sense of determination, that ability to ask for what I wanted. I wanted out of the box.
In this line of work you end up surrounded by people who are extremely interested in sex and relationships, and one particular man had been asking me out—or asking me in—since 2005. Matt didn't want to date me; he just wanted to sleep with me. He had other lovers and a fairly serious girlfriend. In 2005, I thought he was sketchy. By 2008, I thought he had a brilliant idea. I e-mailed to arrange a date. He hit "reply" and asked me to e-mail him precisely what I'd like those two hours to consist of.
I'd seen this sort of planning before, among the kinkier diarists who weren't terribly aroused by vanilla sex. Most required specific stimulation to get off, whether that came from purposeful psychological stress, via role-playing and planned scenes, or physical stress, via paraphernalia (ropes, whips, etc.). A Seattle lawyer explained it well:
As you have probably gathered, I am drawn to more intense kinds of sexual experiences than others. I like things like BDSM and sensation play. I enjoy sexual contact that is much more intentional, and where connection is much more powerful.
As a result, he not only planned ahead, but was forced to state specifically what he'd like to happen. Very useful skills.
I e-mailed Matt my list of what I wanted to do, down to 10-minute increments. Imagine your list of Bedroom Things I Like Very Much. That was it. I also explained my safe sex requirements. He said sure.
When he arrived at my apartment after work on the arranged day, I felt calm. I had immersed myself in enough diaries to know approximately how this would go, and we were friendly, so that genuine connection—eye contact, joking—was easy. We ran through the plan verbally and then enacted it. For the first time, I had the unexpected experience of being able to simply receive and not worry about what was happening next, or how my partner was doing, or whether I was being selfish. You have no idea that you've never just been until it happens to you.
When it was over, we were famished. We went to the diner on the corner, and over chocolate cake served by a waiter I waved to daily, I felt more in control of my private life than I'd felt in the past decade. I'd done something intentional, and it had worked.
I soon learned why so many (predominantly male) diarists swear by such playdates. There is so much that is completely great about them. You spend the days in advance twitching with excitement because you know exactly what is going to happen, and that you're going to be totally into it. It's like a massage appointment, but better, since you can be even more bossy. Or you can be passive. Whatever you want. And then you glow for a day.
Arranging playdates required skills I'd never used before: identifying people I was sexually attracted to yet not at risk of emotional involvement with. Telling them this. Squashing the part of my brain used to equating sex with love. And crucially, setting boundaries, because when men learn that you're hypothetically available, you'd better have your wants and boundaries on the tip of your tongue.
On the outside, my life did not visibly change. I still dated people I thought might make good long-term partners, and over a year I racked up three playmates. I always came away grinning. Nothing bad ever happened. This was astonishing. I couldn't fathom why no one had ever told me this, and had I not edited diaries for a living, I never would have caught on. The most delicious, confidence-boosting part of my life came from whispering into a man's ear: "Would you like to have a playdate with me some time?" Only one person ever said no.
I met my boyfriend in this period, in another city at a friend's thirtieth birthday party themed "Birth of a Cougar." It was obvious from the moment we touched fingers that he was more soulmate than playmate. We dated nonexclusively, because that made sense for people who were 3,000 miles apart. By then I was spending my days reading diaries from people of all ages and four countries as I put together collections for Italian and British book editions, analyzing the myriad ways that people connect—or don't. On our visits, the most common phrase hollered across the apartment was, "Wanna try a good idea from a diary?" He always said yes. "This one's a 78-year-old grandmother from Bainbridge Island, Washington!"
Tuesday, 8:13 P.M.: Touching time. We just lie in bed together and please each other with a lot of petting and necking and kissing. We do it maybe once or twice a month. It's kind of like a date.
Or "Buddha sex," from a 40-year-old diarist:
There is a Chinese medicine tradition called `morning prayer' that my boyfriend likes to do: He enters me, holds me, looks into my eyes, only moving just enough to stay hard.
There is no more lovely way to wake.
My boyfriend moved in soon after. Given that we'd successfully had other partners through our first year of dating, I couldn't see a compelling reason to give up my playmates, and neither could he. (It helped that he was recently out of a 12-year monogamous marriage and valued freedom.) It was messy sometimes—new, open relationships always are, because you only learn what your boundaries are from your partner's stabbingly painful trial and error—but things stabilized. It worked. Because one's relationship life is as unique as one's bedside drawer. Whether you're perfectly happy with a rotating cast of lovers or a vibrator, who cares what it looks like, or what you call it? Once you've reasonably cared for the needs of those involved, you are the only one you have to answer to.
Rather than trying to define our relationship, I simply focused on it, with lots of together time. In the intervening years (it's been three now) a gentle definition arose, by watching what it is that we tend to do naturally. And what we do is this: enjoy and nurture our relationship and fill our lives with a select group of deeply trusted friends/lovers to dabble with when one of us is traveling or needs attention. It's a nuanced relationship that shifts to meet needs that themselves shift over time.
The day this article was due, my partner asked me to marry him. I gave an ebullient yes, and then that evening asked if he would ask again the next day, just so I could really savor it. As I knew from the diaries, planning ahead doesn't kill spontaneity; it creates a different kind of improvisation. So I spent that evening bouncing around because something reeeeally great was going to happen to meeeeee the next day. Today we were halfway engaged, but tomorrow we'd be fully engaged. It was among the happiest nights of my life. I knew that getting asked twice wasn't the norm, but it was what I wanted. So I asked for it.
Arianne Cohen is the author of the just published The Sex Diaries Project: What We're Saying About What We're Doing (Wiley).


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Since 2011, @Midwest has brought people and resources together to develop social media connections and relationships through annual conferences, social learning events, interactive practical resources and tools, and by providing mentorship, coaching, and advisement. The last four years have been an incredible journey with conference attendance growing from 84 to over 400.
Thank you to all attendees, speakers, sponsors and volunteers who contributed to @Midwest becoming the premier social media conference in the Midwest. The Board of Directors has made the difficult decision to put @Midwest on hiatus for 2015. During this time, we will explore alternative options for the future of the conference.
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41 years ago this week students at Columbia University began an occupation of their campus that shut down the university and resonated around the world. Last year many of these activists gathered at Columbia to remember and reassess this life-changing event. Among them was Mark Rudd, who was one of the leaders of the strike and later went on to help found the ultra-left Weatherman faction of SDS. After spending 7 years underground, he emerged in 1976 and began to reconstruct his life based upon non-violent principles. His memoir UNDERGROUND: MY LIFE WITH SDS AND THE WEATHERMEN has just been published. Mark will be speaking and signing books at Looking Glass Books on SE 13th in Sellwood on April 26 at 4 PM.
Host Dennis Bernstein speaks with Nora Barrows Friedman, who reports from occupied Palestine, and with Matthew Rothschild, editor of The Progressive, about the 100th anniversary of the magazine. Also Robert Knight comments on Somali pirates.
Today, Abe Proctor hosts. First, we'll talk about Teabagging, then we'll cover the Bush-era Torture Memos in the second half of the show.
April 21, 2009
Here's your White House Chief of Staff, speaking on ABC this past Sunday:
According to Rahm, it is the president's position that everybody involved in torture gets a free pass. The officials who dreamed it up, the lawyers who justified it, and the agents who actualy did the torturing. Because, you know, we're all about moving forward now and investigations and prosecutions would be unseemly.
A little light reading. There will be a quiz.
Host Marianne Barisonek interviews Susan Galleymore, author of "Long Time Passing: Mothers Speak About War and Terror." The mother of a U.S. soldier, Galleymore made international headlines by traveling to Iraq to visit her son on a military base. This prompted her journey into the hearts and lives of mothers around the world. Galleymore spoke with mothers in Iraq, Israel, the West Bank, Lebanon, Syria, Afghanistan and the U.S. She continues to share the stories of those affected by war as founder of MotherSpeak (www.motherspeak.org), host for Raising Sand Radio (http://www.raisingsandradio.org), and a counselor on the G.I. Rights Hotline.
Host Dennis Bernstein speaks with one of the reporters who just won the Pulitzer Prize for coverage of Sheriff Joe Arpaio in Arizona. He also speaks with a Venezuelan diplomat about the significance of the recent meeting between President Hugo Chavez and President Barack Obama. And a look at the situation in Haiti where police have attacked hunger strikers.
April 20, 2009
I was all set to write a brilliant psychosocial expose of the racist undercurrent of the April 15 Teabag Parties, and then I saw this video of Janean Garofalo and Kieth Olbermann hitting the nail on the head.
(I'm going to figure out how to embed video, I swear it.)
At the end of the day, the teabaggers are racists. It's the only intellectual thread (and I use that term loosely) that unifies all of Teabaggerdom. They're not really protesting taxes, because the president just lowered the taxes of the vast majority of the teabaggers. They're not really protesting the national debt, or deficit spending, because they didn't seem to give a shit when Dubya was emptying the Treasury into Iraq. They're not really protesting Obama's alleged Muslim-ness, 'cuz he's a Christisn. No, they're upset because there's a Black Guy in the White House.
Don't believe me? Check out these pictures:
What's that taste in my mouth?" Abe examines the aftermath of conservative teabagging, and discusses the implications of the recenty released Bush-era torture memos.
Host Per Fagereng speaks with environmental writer Chip Ward who says, "'Too big to fail.' It's been the mantra of our economic meltdown. Although meant to emphasize the overwhelming importance of this bank or that corporation, the phrase also unwittingly expresses a shared delusion that may be at the root of our current crises -- both economic and ecological. In nature, nothing is too big to fail. In fact, big is bound to fail. To understand why that's so means stepping away from a prevailing set of beliefs that holds us in its sway, especially the deep conviction that we operate apart from nature's limits and rules."
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Asking Alexandria - Run Free Lyrics
Asking Alexandria – Run Free Lyrics
This world's yours for the taking
Run free and wild, loose your mind, escape your inhibitions
Taste the wind, let your hair down, throw your hands up
Go, go, go, let go forget the consequences
Go, go, go, let go running free
Open your heart open your mind to a new world
Spread out your wings and learn to fly to a new world
This world's yours for the taking
Run free and wild, lose your mind, this world's yours for the taking
Open wide, scream it loud "this is my life"
Go, go, go, let go, forget what came before
Go, go, go, let go running free
Open your heart open your mind to a new world
Spread out your wings and learn to fly to a new world
Close your eyes and pray for something better than this world has to give
Make it worth your time when you move on to whatever the hell is next
Know that you went in the end without a single regret
That you lived and loved and laughed and cried and followed your dreams
You won't be alone in the end
You don't have to be afraid
Run free and wild, let your heart soar with the eagles
Run free and wild, let your love take over
You won't be alone in the end
You don't have to be afraid
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I woke up with Edward's arm around me and everything felt wonderful. I'm living a fairytale, who knew I would find Prince Charming so early in life? The best thing is I didn't even have to kiss any frogs. Even 'he' can't ruin this for me. I remember telling Edward that we wouldn't be sleeping in the same bed until our wedding night, gosh he has me breaking all the rules. The funny thing about it is it feels so good. Edward really has me gone in the brain. In a couple of weeks I'll be somebody's wife. All of this is like a giant blissful blur. I stayed in bed waiting to wake up from this fairytale seeing if it would be just that, a fairytale. But I never woke up, this isn't a dream...It's my life.
As I got ready for my interview at a pre-school I noticed Edward walking around in only boxers. Omg he caught me staring at him! Great, now he's smirking at me. I got embarrassed and faced the other way, I know I'm the color of a red crayon right now. After the interview I have to meet with Edward's friend, Alice, she'll be helping me plan the wedding. She's french and seems to have excellent taste, what could go wrong?
Edward came into the room wearing black dress pants and it was still hard not to stare at him in all his shirtless glory.
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Edward gestured to some giant dude standing in the hallway.
"Seriously?" I asked.
"I can take care of myself, you know."
"I can take you everywhere you need to go today." Edward said.
"Fine, but only cause I'm in such a good mood." I sighed.
"Don't forget to pick up Alice so she can assist you."
"Assist me, I want her, my Mother and Brasilda to do all of the work. Edward smiled as he handed me his credit card then kissed me goodbye and headed out the door. I wanted to ask him where he was going but I don't think I wanna know.
Two Hours Later...
Omg, the bodyguard is almost as worse as Edward. He insisted on sitting next to me while I was interviewed, what the hell? He followed me around the store giving me no more than fourteen inches of space and insisted of coming into the restroom to stand outside the stall while I peed. He has to be related to Edward in some way.
My phone beeped. It's a text from Brasilda.
Hey Bella, just letting you know I'm done with my date with Bill and ready for you to pick me up so we can go bridal shopping. I still can't believe you're getting married before me. Ugh. Feels so weird but I'm so happy for you.
I still can't believe it either. Looking back who would of thought I'd be getting married at twenty or friends with Brasilda. Funny how life turns out. I went on my way to pick up Silda with Stephen sitting in the backseat. There was an awkward silence in the car, probably a lot more awkward for me than for him. He seems so cool, calm and collected.
I pulled into Brasilda's driveway and honked the horn. She came out in a crop top and shorts that could be underwear.
"Some things never change." I said as I smiled at Brasilda.
"And just what are you laughing at?" She said as she hoped in the passenger seat.
"Oh nothing."
"Who's the suit?"
"Just some bodyguard Edward hired." I said sounding kind of annoyed and nonchalant at the same time.
"Oow, he's cute." Brasilda said. "What's your name, handsome?" She turned around and asked Stephen with a mischievous smile on her face.
"Hey, aren't you in a serious, COMMITTED relationship with Bill? Eyes forward, I'm not going to let you damage Edward's employee." I said as I reversed out of the driveway.
"Edward really knows how to take care of his woman, pity I couldn't have met him first."
"Yes, what a pity indeed..."
"Didn't you say one of his friend's is suppose to be coming along with us?"
"Yeah, Alice from my surprise engagement party. I'm suppose to call her when I'm ready. I also wanted to invite my Mom."
"Well, sounds like we have quite a few stops to make, one of them will be the liquor store so I can get a drink before we pick up your Mom."
"That's not funny." I told her.
I kept peaking at Stephen in the rear-view mirror, he has such a serious demeanor...like Edward.
"You know since Edward is so wealthy and he seems to keep wealthy, fashionable company-I bet this Alice chick is going to take us to a lot of expensive, designer bridal stores. Will we be picking out your fancy china and solid goldware today or will you be doing that with Edward?"
"Huh? Hmm... This is all a bit much. I don't even know what kind of dress I want, A-line, mermaid, ball gown-"
"You definitely don't want an A-line dress. Without a lot of pattern and style most A-line dress are boring. You want a nice fitted mermaid gown to show off your curves."
I rolled my eyes at Brasilda.
"Come on Bella, you're telling me you honestly don't have an idea of the kind of dress you want?"
"Well...I was thinking a ball gown but I'm not sure. Then there's the guest list. I don't know a lot of people, my side of the Church is going to be practically empty and I'm sure Edward is going to have a lot of fancy people on his side."
"Well maybe you should have a small wedding and tell Edward you aren't comfortable with a large, extravagant wedding."
"You know sometimes you actually give good advice." I told Brasilda.
"The way Edward looks at you I'm sure he'll be more focused on what's under the dress. Anyway, I'm not surprised you want to get married in a church, Bella. But how about a beach wedding instead? Or you two can get married in Barcelona. With a man like Edward the options are limitless."
"It's only My Mom, you and I so that's not a lot of people to fly out to Spain."
"But you were such a sweetheart in school, everyone loved you except me. I'm sure a lot of your old classmates will show up and your teachers. You were the quiet, shy, nice virtuous Bella and I was the...Well lets just say I was very hot." Brasilda said as she started laughing. "We all know Edward can afford to fly you and this entire town to Spain and back a million times."
"I haven't even spoken to Edward about all of this. He just told me to go out and shop for wedding stuff and that Alice is an excellent stylist and designer and she'd be helping me. We don't even have a budget set, not that I have a lot in my bank account."
"Bella, relax. You're going to be a bride and a gorgeous bride at that and you're marrying the very wealthy handsome, Edward. I'm pretty sure that he didn't discuss much with you because he wants you to do what you want and feel like a princess on that day like most women do. I doubt he's going to care about what kind of dress you'll be wearing. All Edward wants is for you to be happy, he told me while we were discussing your surprise engagement party."
"That you my so called friend neglected to tell me about."
"As I was saying before you rudely interrupted me, I'm sure there's no budget. So lets spend as much as we possible could, your maid of honour needs new designer shoes for the wedding and reception." Brasilda said while smiling at me. "Oh and Bill gave me his credit card." She said with an even wider grin.
"Alright then, lets go spend a lot of money."
"Attagirl." Brasilda said.
I pulled in front of the liquor store so Brasilda could get her fix. As I was about to step inside I got a call from Edward. I told Stephen to follow Brasilda inside although it looked as if he didn't want to. I didn't want him to see how I melted whenever I spoke to Edward. I hope Brasilda doesn't make any moves on him for his own well being.
"Hello, gorgeous."
Just the sound of his voice made me blush.
"How did the interview go?"
"It went very well."
"I knew it would."
Edward was always as cocky as ever.
"Your watchdog insisted on being in the ladies' room while I tinkled."
"Remind me to give him a raise." Edward said.
"That's not funny."
"Relax, Stephan isn't interested in women. But I don't know any man you can't turn straight."
"Bella? I can hear you blushing through the phone. I can make you blush a lot more when you get home."
"He's gay, that's bad news for Brasilda." I said changing the subject. If someone walked past and looked at me they would think I was having phone sex in a public place.
"Are you changing the subject on me, Bella?"
"Yes. How is it that we haven't discussed what color tux you're going to wear or picking out fine china together?"
"Is that what you want?"
"I don't know what I want."
"You can pick the tux and everything else or we can do it together. Whatever you want. We'll talk about it...among other things when you get home." Edward said seductively.
"I love you." He told me.
"I love you too." I said as I hung up.
"Hello, Bella." Whispered a voice from behind me.
I hope it's not the stalker.


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Rotoura is an amazing area. The geothermal areas are beautiful. Our tour guide Trent was awesome. His knowledge of the area and history of New Zealand and Maori culture is 2nd to none.
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This tour was excellent. A great deal of credit goes to Trent, the driver/tour guide, who provided great information and background on this amazing part of the world. I recommend it to anyone. Not too strenuous, and gets one out into the thermal areas and parks.
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New Zealand itself is beautiful but this just opened up another part of the Island that was incredible. What made this more so was Trent our guide. His knowledge of the surrounding area and the formations you witness was not only interesting but his explanations were easy to understand. He even took the silly questions in his stride and came out with some good humour as well. I believe this is worth doing as you get a better understanding of what is occurring in the region plus the spectacular views and excellent commentary. 'Trent may you always walk on water'
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Congregation Bnai Yeshurun, located in Teaneck, New Jersey, is an Orthodox synagogue of approximately 800 member and affiliate families that just recently celebrated its 50th anniversary. During that period, it has been the catalyst for the development of Teaneck as one of the premier Orthodox communities in the United States, with the full variety of local Jewish establishments as well as close to a dozen other shuls in our vicinity.
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I try to bring a passion and verve to my activities - whether through my shiurim, drashot or activism. We are extremely proud to be in the forefront of American shuls that have fought for the right of Jewish settlement throughout the land of Israel, and even prouder of the contributions we have made to Israel - Sifrei Torah donated to six different yeshivot (in Yerushalayim, Hevron, the Golan, Elon Moreh and elsewhere), children's parks, mobile gyms/shuls for the use of soldiers of the IDF, and a bus for the residents of Hevron. There are plaques adorning the walls of numerous institutions and places in Israel honoring our efforts, of all which have given us a share in the mitzva of Yishuv Eretz Yisrael.
Personally, I am a graduate of Columbia University and Cardozo School of Law, amusmach of Yeshiva Bnei Torah (under the leadership of Rav Yisrael Chait, shlit"a), and practiced law for 13 years in New York City before coming to Teaneck and Bnai Yeshurun in 1994. Despite the shul's size, I make every effort to know every member family (i.e., if they want me to know them, and they want to know me) !
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We regret to inform you of the passing of Lola Chandler, beloved mother of our member Charlotte Stone.
Shiva will be observed at the Stone residence, 621 Rutland Ave. in Teaneck, beginning Wednesday October 7, through Monday morning October 12. Please visit at the following times only:Wednesday, 10/7 - 7:00 PM - 10:00 PMThursday, 10/8 - 10:00 AM - 10:00 PMFriday, 10/9 - 10:00 AM - 4:00 PMSunday, 10/11 - 10:00 AM - 10:00 PMPlease do not visit between 6:00 PM- 6:30 PM to allow the family time for dinner.
While in Israel, Charlotte can be reached at 718-530-1797. Please remember the seven hour time difference when calling.
If you wish to send a gold card, please call Arleen Cohen, 201-837-5045 or Brenda Hanauer, 201-836-0484.
May the family be comforted among the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem.
The Chevra Kadisha Rabbi Steven Pruzansky Rabbi Ari Zahtz Steven Margulies, President
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Dear Members: We regret to inform you of the passing of Dr. Israel Press, beloved father of our member Arlene Goldis. Shiva will be observed at 5215 Promenade (0ff Rt. 208), Fair Lawn, beginning Thursday morning, October 8, through Sunday evening, Oct. 11. Arlene can be reached at 201-406-7736.
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Dear Members: We regret to inform you of the passing of Mrs. Sylvia Greenspan, beloved mother of our member Alan Greenspan.
The funeral will take place today, Wednesday, at 2:00 PM, graveside, in Mt. Judah Cemetery, 81-14 Cypress Ave., Ridgewood, NY.
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The funeral will take place at the Eretz Hachaim Cemetery in Beit Shemesh on Friday, August 21, at approximately 2:00 PM (Michelle will be coming directly from airport; her flight arrives at 12:45 PM).
Michelle will begin sitting shiva in Israel at #2 Maalot Kedoshei Telz, Apt 4, in Tel Stone, until Sunday night.Michelle can be reached in Israel on her American cell number 646-797-5066 or on her Israeli cell number 052-569-0240.
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- Free continental breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
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- 42 smoke-free guestrooms
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- Double Room, 2 Double Beds, Smoking
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Innamincka Regional Reserve is a park of contrasts. Covering more than 1.3 million hectares of land, ranging from the life-giving wetlands of the Cooper Creek system to the stark arid outback, the reserve also sustains a large commercial beef cattle enterprise, and oil and gas fields.The heritage-listed Innamincka Regional Reserve park headquarters and interpretation centre gives an insight into the natural history of the area, European settlement, Aboriginal people and Australia's most famous explorers, Burke and Wills.From the interpretation centre, visit the sites where Burke and Wills died, and the historic Dig Tree site (located in Queensland) which once played a significant part in their ill-fated expedition.Shaded by the gums, the waterholes provide a relaxing place for a spot of fishing or explore the creek further by canoe or boat. Camping fees apply per vehicle, per night. Maximum of eight vehicle occupants. Fees for hikers and cyclists wishing to camp, check the website for details.
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