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– 2 over ripe banans
– 1 cup of puffed rice (make sure it's brown rice)
– 1 cup of oats
– 1 cup of raisins
– 2/3 of a cup of almonds
– 1/2 a cup of flaxseeds
– 1/2 a cup of pumpkin seeds
– 1/4 of a cup of sunflower seeds (Optional)
– 3 tablespoons of date syrup
– 2 teaspoons of cinnamon
Start by preheating the oven to 190C. Then pour all the dry ingredients into a mixing bowl followed by the date syrup. Mix well before placing it all into a suitable baking tray lined with baking paper.
Bake for about twenty fie minutes – halfway through remove the tray and score the bars into your desired size using a knife. Once the top of the bake has started to brown remove it and set aside to cool.
I'm sure if you're half as impatient as I am this will be a challenge, but it's really important for allowing the bars to set! For this cooling process I find it's best to leave the bars in the baking tray for about five minutes, then pick up the baking paper and leave that on the side with the bars still on to finish the cooling the process. Then enjoy!


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The following piece appeared on the American Thinker on October 13th
Hillary Clinton will never let on any doubts about the damage Harvey Weinstein has done to her career, her husband's image, or the prospects for the political machine of hangers on, funders, and operatives. The designated successor is her daughter Chelsea, who, whatever her other merits, is not nearly as good a congenital liar as her mother, much less Bill Clinton.
So, when the UK Daily Mail ambushed her at Northeastern University attending a Clinton Global Initiative University event and asked her if the Clinton Foundation would return the $100,000 it received from Weinstein, she fled.
A video of the encounter is embedded here, but I find the close up of Chelsea's face indicative of someone who does not have confidence in the plan going forward.


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Students had early release today so we ran an abbreviated schedule in which I saw all of my classes for about 30 minutes each. In that time my standard students reviewed mean, median, mode, and range with integers. One thing I should have deleted on the practice sheet was the word "Challenge" on the last problem. Students were asking if that meant it was optional. It wasn't.
The pre-algebra class reviewed their exponent rules homework for products and quotients. With the remaining time I challenged them with a few more problems that contained more than one variable and coefficient.
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Ever since I've binge-watched Gypsy on Netflix, I've been thinking about the show and especially the characters' identity crisis.
For those who don't know the pitch, Gypsy is a "psychological-drama" created by Lisa Rubin, that tells the story of a psychiatrist, Jean (amazing Naomi Watts), who decides to treat her patients in a very unprofessional way since she's approaching their relatives with a fake identity. The main topic of the TV series is the exploration of one's identity. While there are so many interesting and powerful female characters, here we'll mostly talk about Sidney who is portrayed by the brilliant Sophie Cookson.
Sidney Pierce is sold as a mysterious girl, but she ended up being profoundly transparent to me by the end of the season. By that, I mean she's pretty honest with who she is and easier than Jean/Diane (Naomi) to figure out. Sidney lies mostly to protect herself and because she doesn't feel the need to open herself up to every person she meets. Yet who does? She does not care about what people think, unless she likes them, then it's an entire new deal for her. Deep down she's struggling to find her place in a world she doesn't fully understand. To me, she is a very human representation of questioning Millenials.
"We're all searching for a larger meaning" – Sam
That being said, I admit I easily relate to Sidney, her interrogations and this unsettling impression of feeling stuck in your own life while everything around you is moving. She mentions twice that: everyone else seems to move on with their life, to have purpose and therefore, they are all following a driven path. The fact she doesn't makes her doubt herself and what she does with her life. The thing is, she's feeling lost and it's starting to make her ask herself questions that she never had to ask before.
Why does she feel like this? It's due to the combination of two things. First, her vision of life: living in the moment because nothing is certain and you cannot plan the future. Just with that, it forbids her to propel herself in something else than the present situation she is not feeling comfortable about. Secondly, on the same idea, it's hard to get out of a situation in which you feel trapped, if you don't live expecting that the future holds better things than the present. A big concern Sidney (and our generation) may have is that we are afraid of losing our individuality by fitting the mould dressed by society. In a way, it makes sense because we spend most of our time building a representation of who we are and showing it to the world via social media. It accentuates the need to live the life we want as we want it, whether than living the way we should.
In episode 6, Jean/Diane and Sidney visit a museum. During this scene, there's an interesting confrontation of two visions of life from two very different generations. The notion of "should" is not as strong in Millennials as it is for the previous generations. Since Sidney does not act as she should but as she feels, then sometimes she is confronted with a lack of perspective. When in doubt, acting like you should give you a guideline and might allow you to keep afloat, but if don't work like this then every challenging moment can be the Titanic of your life. It is so overwhelming you don't know what to do about it…
How to deal with change when everything is moving
The Millennials, still represented by Sidney, have this constant impression of change. Since the beginning of the 2000's everything has been changing so fast. Technologies accentuate that perception, because we have no clue what will happen in three to six months from now. Meanwhile, mentalities don't really evolve which make the living world a paradox! So how can you possibly find your place in a moving world? Especially when you don't have job stability either.
Every day feels like you are in a roofless speeding train without any seat belt. Hence, why should I plan anything, since there are lots of chances that it might not be possible when the time will come? Living on a daily vision seems like the best way to deal with it. But at some point, people settle down. However, the time at which this step of life happens is clearly uncertain. Some people start a family at 20 while others have kids at 35…
This typically forces you to juggle with different life rhythm. Whether you want it or not, every step someone does before you makes you wonder what your priorities are and why you are not on the same level of life expectancies. For instance, Sidney's ex Sam is getting married, clearly the character is conflicted about this news. Not because she still loves him, but because of the way it makes her feel about herself.
The power of social media
Like I said, we spend a lot of time comparing to others because we live in a world in which everyone exposes who he/she wants you to see. Thanks social media! How can you not be formatted to this kind of definition of yourself, when you keep receiving notifications of this person who went there and did that. At some point of your day, you'll be lurking on social media to take a look at other people lives. Right from the safety of the distance brought by your computer, into other people fake representation of themselves. Knowing how it works is not helping because we still compare like it's a normal thing to do. Hence a profound bias between the impressions you have on other people's lives and what they really are living.
In Gypsy, Sidney prays the digital. She's at least on Instagram and Facebook, both social platforms from which she's getting updates on her ex situation. That's how she know he is getting married. Also she believes he lost touch with her after noticing on Instagram she was "dating" Diane/Jean. This is not true, because Sam does not mention this to Jean in therapy. Social media put everything out of context, firstly because you choose what to share on them, and second because as a passive observer you only see a tiny piece of the reality. This develops fantasy and imagination. It's like reading a text without the vocal intonation. It leaves you alone with your own interpretation of words that are not yours and you translate them regarding your mood and how you would personally use those emojis or signs, etc. This leads us once again to the fact that Sidney might think that everyone is moving on, but are actually struggling with their lives without her knowing it. She knows how it works since she posted the picture of her and Jean/Diane and awaits on the impressions and comments.
The character of Sidney in its whole might be a little cliché regarding who Millenials are. Her style and how she insists on being free is a little exaggerated but the interpretation of Sophie Cookson brings measurement to a tormented young woman. Obviously, I might be over thinking this! That might not be the Millenials' way, but just mine! Deep down I've always cogitated on what's what and why, probably hoping that in the absence of stability, I could find a purpose in explaining the society I keep forging myself in, and the representation that are conveyed by fictions like Gypsy.


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You know Route 66, the fabled American highway. But do you know the A66 going through Keswick, the home of Theatre By The Lake, to Workington, the home of Fellside Records? Two fine Cumbrian institutions took a punt with a February folk festival, mainly to celebrate Fellside's 40 years of recording and releasing albums and nurturing talent (272 releases on the folk label alone). Over three well-attended evening concerts and two afternoon showcases there were many warm words and rounds of applause for Fellside's Paul and Linda Adams. There's more about the label in LT112.
Friday night was a double bill. We see Chris While and Julie Matthews quite often in Cumbria, and it was a pleasure to welcome them back. They included two songs from a new album they were due to record: Are We Human, about the Calais refugees, and Pride, about the thumbs up on social media to legalisation of same-sex marriage in Ireland. It was good to hear Julie's introduction to Shaky Town linking Kiwi resilience after the Christchurch earthquake to Cumbrian resilience after the recent flood: Rise up like a phoenix, rise up. Next up, with his Bad Pennies, was Jez Lowe, whose first six albums were with Fellside. He sang The Honest Working Way from the 1985 debut album, Galloways. Chronicling the North's heavy industry and the damage inflicted on it was a recurring theme, not just in Jez's songs (Taking On Men, Black Trade, Coal Town Days, etc) but throughout the festival. The scars heal slowly. My standout song in a hot set was The Lazarus Dance from his latest album.
Hurrying to Saturday afternoon's showcase, I passed a busker performing Hey Joe beautifully. Didn't stop, didn't give money, felt bad afterwards. Oh well. The showcase (MC Mike Harding) was for current Fellside artists, and first up were Jimmy Aldridge and Sid Goldsmith. Having reviewed their debut album, I knew their repertoire of banjo-led American and British folk songs and tunes, but a great performance of The White Dove (Ewan MacColl's adaptation of The Cuckoo) quickly underlined their strong stage presence. East Anglia met Appalachia in a fine version of Let The Wind Blow High Or Low from the singing of Walter Pardon. Brian Peters recorded his debut with Fellside in 1985, and from it he sang The Miners' Lockout. And what a joy to hear him sing Hind Horn again! Nobody sings a big Child ballad better than Brian - for me, the best song of the festival. Wendy Weatherby (appearing with Fiona Cuthill and Stevie Lawrence) is another veteran Fellsider in great voice. Not long after Burns Night, she gave us A Red, Red Rose and tunes on her cello inspired by Tam O'Shanter. Pete Morton has recorded his last three albums for Fellside. He sang his mix of political and personal songs with great warmth and confidence. I was moved by Land Of Time (for his son) and The Luckiest Man (for his parents). The Shores Of Italy is from a few years back but more topical than ever as the refugee crisis goes on.
The Mighty Doonans owned Saturday night - powerful singing, three saxophones, Northumbrian pipes, fiddle, electric and acoustic guitars, bass and drums, plus energetic stepping from Frances Doonan. Shock and awe. Stu Luckley's arrangements bolster a tried and tested set of songs and tunes. There was Star Of The County Down surviving from Doonan Family Band days; Silver Dagger, beautifully sung by Rosie; Mick Doonan's impassioned House Of The Rising Sun; a cracking Orange Blossom Special from Kevin Doonan, Phil Murray and Stu; and Phil's ribald discourse on folk thongs; and those scars again, with two Ed Pickford songs: Ee Aye Aa Cud Hew (the bass at the end like a failing heartbeat) and Johnny Miner to finish. Maybe the band could develop more self-written songs, but it was knockout entertainment.
To borrow from Twelfth Night, hey ho, the wind and the rain. Keswick was lashed and soaked through the weekend, so the theatre's comforts were doubly welcome. Sunday afternoon saw another Fellside showcase, with a solid set from Bram Taylor to get us going. He's stayed with the label since 1984. Come All You Weary Factory Girls was dedicated to his mum who worked in a Lancashire cotton mill. The Hut People (Sam Pirt on accordion and Gary Hammond on all manner of percussive paraphernalia) were good festival fun. Clever tunes, but I didn't hear much depth. Joe Topping delivered an excellent set of soulful singing and slide guitar, a clutch of new songs showed off his songwriting skills. The Ballad Of William Burke was a mighty piece about the Edinburgh killer, while Eyes Wide Open banished festival fatigue to get me thinking about our earthly span and the afterlife. Blimey! Greg Russell and Ciaran Algar are current Fellside stars. Both are witty, with a touch of charisma which is partly down to their youth and promise. Ciaran is a fiery fiddler, and his bow was the most frayed I've ever seen (maybe it's a superstition thing, like ex England wicket keeper Jack Russell's floppy hat). Greg's voice has plenty of attack too. I enjoyed Brisk Young Man from the forthcoming album. He found it when Paul Adams gave him The New Penguin Book Of English Folk Songs, then put a new tune to it. The modern folk process in action.
I had to miss the closing concert with Gordie MacKeeman and his Rhythm Boys. As always, there was a concurrent festival which I didn't see. In the Studio, there were young artists booked for Ireby Festival in May. There were workshops for Lakeland fiddle, ukulele, step dance, choir and percussion. And there was free music in the theatre café which I mostly missed. I went home thanking Fellside and Theatre By The Lake for a great weekend. Well done also to rivers Derwent and Greta for not quite flooding again.
Paul Adams gave me his reflections on the festival. "It was a first venture in February in Keswick. I'm sure people thought it was a mad idea. Some people thought Keswick wasn't even open following the floods. It was open, people did turn up, were subjected to a feast of music and seemed to have a splendid time. The Theatre By The Lake deserves a big vote of thanks for taking a gamble on it. Fellside hitched a ride on the event to help celebrate our 40 year anniversary. All the artists gave of their best – Ewan McLennan went down with 'flu-like symptoms and Brian Peters stepped superbly into the breach – and a number of friends and artists from the 40 years turned up to help us celebrate. We hope that the theatre is encouraged enough to give it another go next year."
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I've always said that this year I wanted to see more of my own country, as England is such a beautiful country that is rich in history but so many people seem to forget that. It's understandable really; no one ever notices the beauty of their hometown as it's just 'normal' to them, so since I've been back I wanted to make a point of seeing more places in England, and the rest of the UK if possible, before I go off to whatever random country is willing to let me in…
Like most people though I lost sight of why I was here in the first place, and decided to work as much as possible with very few days off until I thought to myself, "What am I doing…?" and when I had a day off the only thing on my mind was to rest up ready for my next battle with work. Then my sister suggested to me I should go somewhere for the day. I took the hint and had a look which places I could get to by train, and Cambridge turned out to be the simplest choice.
I spent the train journey trying as hard as I could to think of a book cover for my 5th book (I want to get that one out now. I think once it's out it may motivate me to carry on writing my other book(s) ) . I came up with a couple that I need to discuss with my Illustrator when she's not as busy as she is right now, and the rest of the journey resulted on me losing consciousness, as I had been struggling to get some sleep over the last week or so.
Cambridge needs no introduction really; it's the home of one of the top Universities in Europe and its history alone will make you marvel at the place instead of whacking out your phone and playing Pokemon go (unless you find a Dugtrio on the cobbled streets, then I'll understand…) so as I walked to the town centre I spent my time looking up and generally doing touristy things until I found the town centre which itself was quite charming.
On my expedition to find a McDonalds (squeeze every penny…) I stumbled across a Thai restaurant and thought it would be quite nice to feel like I was back in Thailand and meet some students who were from there. Unfortunately the staff were all English (I know, I'm so racist…) and the food was massively overpriced. After being ignored for five minutes I put the menu back, left the restaurant and headed for the main square which had street performers and some street stalls selling things from all over the world.
Funnily enough in this square I found a food cart selling Thai food. Not only were all the staff Thai, all the customers were Thai as well, which suggested to me it going to be 'ahaan Thai' (Thai style cooking) and not the English version. So I bowled it over there and ordered my food in Thai. The bloke looked incredibly shocked and couldn't cope, because instead of replying to me in Thai he would reply in broken English, even though I didn't speak English the whole time I was there.
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In London, at the newly-opened White Collar Factory, a rooftop 150m track offers employees a place to stretch their legs. Overlooking Old Street Roundabout, at the heart of London's Tech Belt, the 150m near-oval is protected by a 2m see-through wall along the edges. Spikes, an IAAF website, first reported on the track, citing "office envy."
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2 Colors to Consider when Painting Your Kitchen Wall Tiles 2 Colors to Consider when Painting Your Kitchen Wall Tiles
When painting kitchen wall tiles, some colors will work better than others. Obviously, the kitchen wall tiles need to match the rest of the décor, but you also need to consider other factors.
The lighter the color of the kitchen wall tiles, the more they're going to show stains. There are always plenty of stains to be found in a kitchen. White tiles, for example, will show everything and need to be thoroughly cleaned every day.
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Dark colors will hide stains, but if they're too dark can make the kitchen seem smaller.They can work well on a splashback as a contrast, but need to be used sparingly.
Pastel Colors
If they can work in the color scheme, then kitchen wall tiles in dark pastel colors bright light to the room and will also mask many of the daily stains that occur. This cuts down on the need to scrub the kitchen wall tiles every single day, which is a plus, while the kitchen still looks much brighter.
That said, the painted kitchen wall tiles do still need to be cleaned regularly, often to remove the build up of grease. Again, with pastel colors this won't show as much, but will still need to be cleaned.


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A picture guided composition by Ethan W. (9 years old)
Everybody was afraid of Big Bad Bear for he was very strong and fierce. He growled at everyone. He had sharp claws and wicked-looking fangs that could easily tear an animal apart. So, all the other animals ran away as fast as they could whenever they meet him.
However, Big Bad Bear was a sad bear. He did not have any friends at all. One day, he was sitting by all alone by himself under a tree. He felt very, very lonely and miserable. He wished he had friends and so he decided to be nice to the other animals.
The next day, he was a different bear. He became very friendly. Nobody was afraid of him anymore. He made lots of friends and was good to everyone. He became a very popular bear so he changed his name to Big Good Bear.
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Judging by the setup this seems to have it should have an ML flick mag.
I will try to remove the stuck piston today, it has been soaking overnight and hopefully all will go well. After soaking overnight in 5-56, I managed to get the piston loose with the help of a 5" length of angle iron in the spokes. Closeup of the piston, not too shabby apart from a broken ring. The little hole you can see on the left actually goes to a tap on the side of the head, would that not let water from the jacket into the cylinder? The inlet valve in very good condition, surprisingly it was the inlet, not the exhaust valve that was stuck on this.Throughout the years of production, the engine changed very little.The fuel tank was moved from halfway up the engine to the top, and the shaft-drive magneto was replaced by a chain-driven unit in the early 1930s.The Lister D is a 1 1/2 hp stationary engine built between 1926-1964 by R A Lister and Company of Dursley.It is popular with newcomers to the stationary engine hobby with un-restored examples available for as little as £50, plenty of spares and various re-manufactured parts and decals.First, the show, which in its first outing was content to let the sprawling family's interrelationships emerge in allusive snatches, here takes every opportunity to fill in the blanks with the sort of bald exposition people who know each other well don't need.
So in the first story, where Thomas Sadoski's Matt catches a very unwanted glimpse of the primal scene when he bursts in on parents James Brolin and Dianne Wiest on the sofa, we're immediately flooded with the details of everyone's life.
Maintenance is very simple, and the replacement of any wearing parts is at low cost.
Although the Lister Pump was originally designed for fresh domestic water applications, in recent years it has also been used extensively for other functions such as: The maximum suction lift including pipe friction is 25ft (7.6m) at sea level.
This figure is reduced by 1ft (0.3m) for every 100ft (305m) increase in altitude. If the length exceeds 150ft (45m) it may advisable to increase the size.
The pipe should be as straight as possible, use long sweep bends for changes in direction.
Life In Pieces' second episode suggests the show's ambitions are a shade lower than the pilot led viewers (and this reviewer) to believe.


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The Filly
Mark R. Probst
Cheyenne Publishing
Reading THE FILLY brought a wave of nostalgia. As a young person some of my favorite books and movies were Westerns. I read every horse story in our public library, and still remember whole scenes from My Friend Flicka, Smoky the Cowhorse, The Red Pony, and The Tiger Roan. I never missed the Western matinee movies on Saturday afternoon (two movies, newsreel, cartoon, superhero serial, singalong, and previews for twenty-five cents!). The film "Red River" made a huge and lasting impression on me; it was and still is one of the best. And, of course, as an adult I never missed an episode of "Rawhide" on tv.
Mark Probst's THE FILLY has a lot of things in common with Red River. They are both built around a cattle drive of hundreds of miles, they both have dust, raging storms, collapsing cattle, hardship, exhausted men, fights, threats, and death along the trail. Both "Red River" and THE FILLY have protagonists– in this case two of them, Ethan and Travis–who are brave yet sensitive, not violent by nature but willing and able to fight when necessary. The big difference is in "Red River" Montgomery Clift and John Wayne beat the daylights out of each other, and in THE FILLY Ethan and Travis fall in love.
Seventeen-year-old Ethan is a dreamer and a bookworm who wants more than anything in the world to own his own horse, a filly he can raise and train. He has no sexual experience and is rocked by his inexplicable attraction to the new cowboy in town, 22-year-old Travis. Travis, on the other hand, is attracted to Ethan but he knows the score and decides to do something about it. He convinces Ethan to join the cattle drive. Over the months and the miles Ethan and Travis became friends long before they explore either their feelings or their physical need. The explicitness of the sex scenes in The Filly is just right for my taste. Finally, with the cattle drive ended and money in hand, they are free to begin their new life. Suddenly harsh reality and violence from an unexpected source stop them dead in their tracks.
I have only two very small niggles with the book, and they're small ones which certainly don't affect my rating. The first is that, for his age and the era, Travis is a little too calmly self-understanding in his acceptance and explanation of his own homosexuality, giving a very slight feel of being off-kilter historically. The other relates to a time gap at the end, which I won't detail because I don't want to write a spoiler. This is Mark Probst's first novel, and that's how writers learn. I'm very much looking forward to another book from him… perhaps a sequel?
Those two very small niggles aside, this is a book that could be given without a qualm to anyone open to a love story between men, but especially to a gay teen. The cover, incidentally, is very attractive and well done. Is it just me or does the man on the cover remind anyone else of Rick Schroeder?
Highly recommended!
The Filly–Historical Novel, American West, Gay Romance Tuesday, May 20 2008
FICTION American West--fiction, Gay Romance, Historical Fiction, YA fiction 11:25 am
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I too loved westerns as a kid, and remember 25 cent Saturday movies. From what I gather from your review, The Filly will be an enjoyable read and I plan to buy it. Thanks 🙂


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Lawrence Kasdan and Simon Kinberg are officially on board to write and produce the next Star Wars trilogy
When it was announced that Michael Arndt would be writing STAR WARS: EPISODE VII, most of us thought he would go ahead and take a stab at writing Episodes VIII and IX (and yes, I had to look up what the Roman Numeral was for "9"). But it seems that Lucasfilm CEO Kathleen Kennedy is reaching back to a very familiar face to assist in writing the rest of the trilogy. Noneother than Lawrence Kasdan will not only be co-writing the films, but he'll also be producing them. Kasdan, as most Star Wars fans know, co-wrote the screenplay to STAR WARS: EPISODE V – THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK as well as STAR WARS: EPISODE VI – RETURN OF THE JEDI. They've also brought on X-MEN: FIRST CLASS writer Simon Kinberg to write the scripts with Kasdan, perhaps wanting to infuse some new blood to the franchise.
For me, Kasdan's involvement is the biggest sign yet that the new trilogy will feature familiar faces from the Star Wars universe. I can't see another reason to bring him back since after Jedi, he kind of distanced himself from the science-fiction genre, going on to direct films like FRENCH KISS and DARLING COMPANION. Speaking of which, he's also a director and it will be interesting to see if that comes into play later on as well. But right now, THR is reporting that both Kasdan and Kinberg will be writers and producers. If I have one concern, it's that Arndt hasn't been confirmed to be involved with VIII and IX. It's probably not a big deal, but it's important that the trilogy have a clear beginning and end, so I at least hope there are some serious writers meetings going on over at Disney.
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I've never liked surveys like the National Jewish Population Survey. American Jews are, in their Holocaust-influenced way, obsessed with counting themselves over and over again. The results are never encouraging. The number of Jews keeps dropping despite the efforts of the Reformers to count everyone and their devoutly Catholic mothers-in-law as members of "the tribe". New York City alone used to have more Jews than Israel. Now the entire U.S. population is smaller than the State's.
As a result, the definition of Jewish continues to morph, in a desperate attempt to prove that we are, as an assimilated and barely educated population, not shrinking into a demographic disaster.
Time was, the definition of being Jewish was simple: either your mother was when she popped you out, or you converted al pi halachah. New surveys, however, expand this. Any conversion, no matter how hokey, seems to get you included, as does patrilineal descent. Years ago I saw one survey that included a group of people with no legal connection to the Jewish nation but who feel they were "Jewish in spirit". They also added to the count.
I have a simple question: how many Jews are left in America al pi halacha? Officially there are 5.2 million of us but I wonder: what shrinking fraction of that is actually legitimate? And how do we find out?
The ongoing ramblings of the Leader of the Living and his thoughts on Judaism, Israel and politics today. Contact me at email@example.com
Sunday, 7 December 2008
How Many of Us Are There Anyway?
Posted by Mighty Garnel Ironheart at 12:46
4 comments:
- Baruch said...
I'm going to the AJS Conference and they're having 2 sessions on Jewish demographics -- Bli neder, I'll ask the lecturers and let you know what they say.
- 7 December 2008 at 14:05
- SJ said...
Garnel, I have a perfect solution for all of the orthodox's demographics problems, become even stricter XD
- 7 December 2008 at 23:23
Actually, SJ we the Orthodox do not have a demographic problem. It's the non-religious who do.
- 10 December 2008 at 12:32
- SJ said...
ok garnel dream on.
- 10 December 2008 at 16:46
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Hey readers!
So this month I took part in a month long readathon called #EMOJIATHON
Here are the emoji prompts that I managed to check off this month:
Just a reminder before I go on to give a round up of the books I read, that I now run my ranking system by 'hit', 'miss' or 'maybe' – you can find more info about that in my original post here.
In a Dark, Dark Wood by Ruth Ware
This book wasn't great, the plot was a bit predictable and some of the things that the characters thought and said were so cringey… but it kept me reading til the end because the atmosphere created was very good.
In Real Life by Cory Doctorow and Jen Wang
I loved this graphic novel, the art style was so captivating and the story was unique and really interesting. I loved the dual perspective points and the idea of not knowing the life behind the characters you play against on MMO games.
Second Chance Summer by Morgan Matson
I had read one Morgan Matson book previously and loved it and this one didn't disappoint. It was the perfect cute summer read packed with an emotional storyline that got me hooked and kept me reading. A beautiful story.
A House at the Bottom of a Lake by Josh Malerman
This book guys! The suspense and creepy factor were at a high the whole time. The concept of this book was really fascinating and the execution was perfect. I've not real Malerman's other work but will definitely be picking it up after loving this so much.
The Melody of You and Me and The Paths We Choose by M. Hollis
I'd had this first novella on my e-reader for quite some time, drawn to my attention thanks to the #DiversityBingo2017 due to its inclusion of a pansexual character. I have already written a mini review of both of these novellas and I loved them both so much. I hope there will be more in this beautiful series.
Locke and Key Vol 1: Welcome to Lovecraft by Joe Hill
This graphic novel was amazing, I'd heard wonderful things about it from booktube and am so very glad I picked it up for myself this month. Being the first installation of this series there is a lot of premise and world building but it's done subtly and the action is still delivered from page one with a punch.
Treasure by Rebekah Wetherspoon
This novella was equal parts sexy and cute, fun and serious. There is far too much to say in a quick review but here's what you need to know. It's a sex-positive, diverse f/f read that tackles some pretty heavy topics all the while delivering you cute romance and sexy seduction. Please do yourself a favour and pick it up.
All the Words I Should have Said by Rania Naim
This book of poetry is downright emotionally charged. Guaranteed if you can relate to any of these themes you will be hit right in the heart with her beautiful words. Her work so honestly portrays love and lust in a modern culture and you can feel her intention behind every word.
Nimona by Noelle Stevenson
I know I'm well late to the party on this one but I'm going to gush anyway. This graphic novel was wonderful! Not just the fantasy/hero story that I thought it'd be its so emotional and relatable. I laughed out loud, cried a bit and gasped more than once while reading this book. If you haven't yet, go buy it, it's well worth the money!!! (Ballister and Goldenloin… so precious).


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The best (and maybe only) advice about boys my dad ever gave me was right before I left for college. He said, "Watch out for wolves. And, I'm not talking about wolves."
I'm sure I rolled my eyes and cringed when he dished out this gem, because it's required when your dad talks to you about boys. But, it was good advice.


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"Go Set a Watchman" by Harper Lee
(First publication: 2015 / This edition: Harper Collins 2015)
Taken with gerbera flowers I got at a market near our house
As sure as time, history is repeating itself, and as sure as man is man,
history is the last place he'll look for his lessons. (p.197)
I pre-ordered this months in advance on the Book Depository—but (surprise, surprise) it still arrived pretty late and turns out my local bookstore already had them in stock on the day of the release. Annoyed. But the time it finally got to me, the internet was already exploding with criticism about the book, the publishers, and sadly, Harper Lee. Since the articles were ubiquitous on all my social media platforms, I couldn't "ignore" them. Knowing what was to be expected—and the disappointments of what was expected—I ended up putting off reading it for a while.
I started reading it after the kerfuffle died down a little and decided to approach it with a blank slate. I dove in as if I had never heard of "To Kill a Mockingbird" before; I did not know who Scout, Atticus, Jem, and Calpurnia were; I did not know anything about Maycomb County. (Though I had fingers crossed that I'd hear some more about Boo Radley.)
Approaching it like that—the story was actually pretty fine. I enjoyed bits of it and Scout Finch is one feisty, fiery character. Maycomb County has its quirky people, still in the generation where racism was "a norm". Issues of racism, social classes, self-identity, and social expectations are raised and questioned. You come to understand the mindset of different people in this "small town life", where everyone knows each other and a lot of them are related. Scout Finch struggles between her Maycomb County beliefs vs. New York City beliefs. The story didn't blow my mind and there were many parts where I drifted off and couldn't focus. The writing style can sometimes be hard to follow—but that's understandable if it's true about "Go Set a Watchman" being "just a draft".
I have mixed feelings about it being published. I'm glad I read it—but a side of me wishes they had never published this one and made such a big deal about it for months. I feel like publishing this was just a way of exploiting Harper Lee. I feel sad that she's already at such an old age and this book kind of tainted her reputation from "To Kill a Mockingbird". It breaks my heart when I see comments of people judging her and questioning her writing skills and talent just basing it on this draft. "To Kill a Mockingbird" is still one of my favorite novels and it will forever be a masterpiece to me.
I'd recommend it, but…go in with a blank slate and don't expect that it will be exactly the same as what you felt in "To Kill a Mockingbird". And for Harper Lee's sake and footprint in our literary world, don't judge her on this. Remember how "To Kill a Mockingbird" is such an amazing, intense read and keep those good feelings you have about her. 🙂
Here are some of my favorite lines from the book:
Recorded history's version does not coincide with the truth, but these are the facts, because they were passed down by word of mouth through the years. (p.9)
She was afflicted with a restlessness of spirit he could not guess at, but he knew she was the one for him. (p.13)
Love's the only thing in this world that is unequivocal. There are different kinds of love, certainly, but it's a you-do or you-don't proposition with them all. (p.15)
When a man's looking down the double barrel of a shotgun, he picks up the first weapon he can find to defend himself, be it a stone or a stick of stovewood or a citizen's council. (p.200)


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Holiday Destinations: Understanding the Travel Choices of Irish
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- Johan Fourie & Jaume Rosselló & Maria Santana-Gallego, 2015.
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- Nicolau, Juan Luis, 2011. "El efecto de la participación en actividades de ocio sobre la influencia de la distancia en la elección de destinos/When the Enrollment in Recreational Activities Changes Distance Sensitivity to Desti," Estudios de Economía Aplicada, Estudios de Economía Aplicada, vol. 29, pages 803-824, Diciembre.
- Seán Lyons & Karen Mayor & Richard S. J. Tol, 2008. "The Climate Preferences of Irish Tourists by Purpose of Travel," Papers WP225, Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI).
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KeywordsInternational Tourism; Ireland; Demand Modelling;
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- D12 - Microeconomics - - Household Behavior - - - Consumer Economics: Empirical Analysis
- L83 - Industrial Organization - - Industry Studies: Services - - - Sports; Gambling; Restaurants; Recreation; Tourism
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Ortiz replaces Miro as Dagupan's police chief
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By Mortz C. Ortigoza
DAGUPAN CITY – This city has a new chief of police (COP) after a reshuffle done by the regional police office in San Fernando City, La Union.
Outgoing Officer-In-Charge's COP of this city Superintendent Neil Miro, who was succeeded by Superintendent Frank Ortiz, will replace Urdaneta City's OIC chief of police Superintendent Jackie Candelario.
Ortiz was reassigned from the Intelligence Group at Camp Crame in Quezon City to the police regional office in San Fernando City and the police provincial office (PPO) in Lingayen, Pangasinan.
According to a source the turn-over will be on April 10. The early change of command was due to a car accident in which Candelario suffered. A press release of the PPO said he suffered from a dislocated right hip when his Toyota Vios bumped a mango tree in Barangay Maticmatic in Sta. Barbara.The accident happened at 4:36 in the morning of April 7. Ortiz is a member of the Philippine National Police Academy's Class of 2003. He hails from Barangay Apugan-Loakan, Baguio City.
Before his assignment in Camp Crame he was assigned in a regional intelligence unit in Cebu City.
Source who asked not to be identified said that Ortiz was a protegee of Chief Superintendent Charlo Collado, the new OIC Police Regional Director of Region 1.
"He was part of a few selected men brought by Collado when he replaced Chief Superintendent Gregorio Pimentel who was plucked to the Directorial for Intelligence at Camp Crame in a two-star position there," the source said.
Miro, a ward of Pimentel and a member of PNPA Class 1997, became a COP here for more than eight months after he replaced Supt. Christopher Abrahano in August last year .
Abrahano was one of the longest serving chiefs of police in the history of this city. He was the COP
in 2012 under the administration of then Mayor Benjie S. Lim and was retained by Mayor Belen Fernandez when she defeated Lim in the 2013 election.
He was the first PNPA alumnus who became COP here where most of his predecessors were graduates of the Philippine Military Academy.
"The longest serving chief of Dagupan was Boysie Rosales as he served the city twice under Mayor (Al) Fernandez while Abrahano served Dagupan for four years," the source said.
Most of the COP assigned here became not only Chief Superintendent (one star general in the military) but became Chief of the PNP like former Director General Hermogenes Ebdane.
Former chiefs who became generals, who were all alumni of the PMA were Roberto "Boysie" Rosales , Wendy Rosario, Manuel Barcena, Edgar Basbas to name a few.
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Foreign Students Account for Most Growth in Graduate Science and Engineering Enrollment. Science Resources Studies Highlights.
National Science Foundation, Washington, DC. Div. of Science Resources Studies.
Data collected in the National Science Foundation's Survey of Graduate Science and Engineering (S/E) Students and Postdoctorates, fall 1987 are presented. The survey noted that foreign students account for about one seventh of all students enrolled in graduate S/E programs. Graduate S/E enrollment in all institutions is up 1% from the previous year, and for the past decade, the steady rise in the number of non-United States citizens enrolled full-time in doctorate-granting institutions has been important to the growth of graduate S/E enrollment. Graduate enrollment in engineering rose 2% from 1986 to 1987, compared to a growth of less than 1% in the sciences. Both increases were lower than the rates of growth over the last decade. Nearly 76,200 non-U.S. citizens were enrolled full-time in graduate-level S/E programs in doctorate-granting institutions. Women comprised 34% of the total full-time S/E students at doctorate-granting institutions in 1987. Research assistantships supported 69,800 full-time graduate students in doctorate-granting institutions in 1987, and this mechanism was the most rapidly growing type of support. Institutional funds continues to be the largest single source of support for such students. Doctorate-granting institutions employed 25,300 postdoctorates in fall 1987, up 5% since 1986. Foreign citizens made up 43% of the postdoctorates. Tables and charts are included.(SM)
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Authoring Institution: National Science Foundation, Washington, DC. Div. of Science Resources Studies.


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(The title of this email comes from a dream that a member had. A Gaje is a witch!)
Dad, you asked me about the weather and if I've seen a difference since I arrived. WELL, when I first got here, it was still hurricane season, meaning it was SO HOT. Oh my goodness. SO SO SO HOT. I keep telling Sister Dayton that this weather isn't bad at all in comparison to September and October. From Christmas until now, it's been super, super windy (you can probably tell from the pictures). It's quite difficult to manage our hair when it's like this, but what can we do? When it's this windy, it's quite nice. Although, everyone keeps telling us that this kind of weather at this time of year is very abnormal - it's supposed to be the dry season and very, very hot.
WELLLLL let me tell you about how our week went!
On Tuesday, we had a return appointment with one of new investigators! He's the cousin of a member - he's probably about in his 50's. He owns a tire shop and a bar, and is just the happiest man. We saw him last week and left him with a tract (since we were fresh out of Book of Mormons). We tell his member-cousin that we saw him and she said, "WHATTTTT. I've been inviting him to Church for ages!" We told her that we just left him with a tract since we're out of Book of Mormons and she said "That's fine. I have one that I'll give to him." So, we saw him this week and brought by Sister Baptist while we waited for his cousin to arrive. He patiently and politely waits for Sister Baptist to finish her conversion story, then he tells us, "Okay. So, ever since you came, I've been feeling SO RELAXED. It's like something's working on me! I read that leaflet like 6 or 7 times. I used to feel like...like a hot kettle and now I'm just so relaxed." It was AWESOME. He came to Church this week and enjoyed it quite a bit! He said he'll be back next week!! His member cousin was so happy to see him at church.
Now for another story!
Sister Dayton and I had some contacting time before one of our appointments. We tried to talk to anyone who was home, and when we reached the end of the street, there was this giant hill with some houses on top. So we climb up the hill and call into a house. Someone's home, so they invite us in. Cool, right? So, we step into the doorway and it turns out the person who invited us in DOESN'T live there but is just doing some work there, and the real owner of the house comes in and is like "....Hello?" And I'm like "Hello, my name is Sister Brisson. What's your name?" And she says, "What do you want?" And I say, "Sorry, what's your name?" and then she says again, "What do you want??" And we're like "Uhh...we're missionaries..." Then we just stand there awkwardly in her house. She got a phone call right after that so she takes it and doesn't quite shew us away but we got the hint. WELL, we head over to our appoint and within ten minutes, who walks through their back door but THE LADY WHO JUST SENT US AWAY. She's like, "Oh, uhhh...hi...." and we're like "hello!" and she says to the man we're visiting, "So...they came to see you too?" Ahaha so awkward. ALSO, the wife of the couple we had our appointment with - oh my goodness - she's an older lady, probably in her...60's or 70's. When we first contacted her we told her that we were missionaries, she asks where we're from so we tell her (although I usually tell people Mwe sorti Saint Licie (I'm from Saint Lucia). Then we talk in Patwa!) So she says to us, "Are you sure? You could be spies."
ALSO we found a great new investigator this week named Rye! He's just about to graduate from high school. Most people we teach have a hard time understanding what the Book of Mormon is. Even if we read from the Introduction with them and tell them about it, and read parts of it, they still think it's a retranslation of Genesis and/or a Bible. SO, we are teaching Rye and we were introducing the Book of Mormon to him, discussing how he would recognize the answers to his prayers (we read in Alma 32). His godmother walked in and said "Oh, Rye, is that a Bible?" and he said "No - it's a - Book of Mormon. It's about uh, ancient prophets from the Americas. It tells us how to see answers to our prayers." Hahaha, he got it!
I love you all so much! Mom and Dad, I promise I'll have a favorite scripture next week for my plaquebut - ALISHA I need you to send them that picture I sent you back in like April for my missionary picture. PLEASEEEEEEEE.
Transfers are next week! It came into my heart during companion study a few days that I'll be going to St. Maarten but then again, I JUST renewed my St Lucian driver's license so I told President Gamiette to leave me here.
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-The people at the Patty Shack would call that my "usual."
-Sometimes, Elder Wilson and I get into heated arguments.
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So I've been thinking I need to come up with more fun creative things to do with her, so if you have any ideas please share!
On another note, I have pretty much taken away her pull-up!!!!!! She has gone 2 days in a row and made it to morning dry. She even wakes up let let us know she has to go pee, which is awesome! My main reason for taking them away was that she is going backwards in going #2 in the toilet. She knows she can do it and isn't scared anymore, she is just getting lazy about it. So when I saw her trying to go in her pull-up, I took it away and said NO MORE PULL-UP's!!!!!!!!!!! Hopefully this will be the thing to break it and get us out of the diaper world for her.
Miss Mackenzie is 12 weeks as of yesterday! Wow time flies even faster with her. She is a much happier baby now that her tummy issues are starting to handle them selves. Its so cute when she smiles and makes her cute little noises. Madison loves to get in her face and say "HI HI HI HI" to try to get her to smile. I think she is close to the point of getting her laugh, which I am SOOOOoooooo excited for! Every time I see her smile it makes me want more. On the other hand when I'm dealing with both of them crying at the same time I'm thinking to myself how can I have more.....hahahaha.


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Welcome to the group Tiffany!
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Welcome to the group Maddy, Farideh, Kara, and Bailey!
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April 24th: Thanks Joe and Adriana for helping out at the undergraduate recruiting event this evening!
April 17th: Congrats Phillip for successfully completing your first mini-seminar.
April 4th: Thanks Sunita, Kate, Sam and Phillip for representing the lab at the annual CBES retreat.
March 23rd: Congrats Sam for winning second place for your talk at the Graduate Research Symposium this weekend.
March 19th: Thanks Sam, Kate and Maggie for representing the group at the ACS National conference in Dallas.
February 27th: Congrats Maggie on your acceptance into the Southern Regional Honors Conference in March
February 27th: Congrats Sam and Phillip for your talk and poster being accepted to the graduate research symposium
November 20th: Congrats Kate on your awesome second mini-seminar
October 24th: Congrats Sam on being a runner-up in the Life Sciences Conference Poster Competition!
October 18th: Congrats Sam for completing your second mini-seminar and giving a successful very well received Walsh talk.
October 7th: Congrats Sam on being a finalist for the 2013 Graduate Student Poster Competition!
September 9th: Welcome to the group Phillip
August 16th: Congratulations Sam on your selection as this years Walsh Fellow!!!
July 24th: Congrats Crissi on your honorable mention at the annual Summer Research Symposium
July 15th: Just received word from Elsevier that our paper last year in Carbohydrate Research is being featured in a highlight virtual special issue on carbohydrate synthesis! Pretty Cool!
June 21st: Yay! Back from the Carbohydrates Gordon Conference in Vermont. Thanks for the data on the poster Sam, Crissi, Ana, and Donovan it was well received.
June 4th: Congrats Ana, Donovan, Kate and Crissi for acceptance of your paper in Bioorganic and Medicinal Chemistry.
May 31st: Thanks Ana for all the hard work. Good Luck and all the best on the next stages of your career. You will be missed.
May 15th: Welcome to the lab Adriana and Caleb!
May 6th: Congrats Ana on 2nd place overall in the CBES poster competition, and Congrats Sam on 1st place in the Molecular Engineering and Design Focus Group.
April 26th: Thanks to Sunita, Ana, Sam and Kate for representing the Troutman lab at the CBES retreat.
April 19th: Thanks Crissi and Joe for representing at the Undergraduate Research symposium this year. You both did a fabulous job. Also congrats to Crissi on second place for her talk and for winning the Library award. Congrats to Joe on the honorable mention for the Library award.
April 11th: Thanks to Ana, Kate, Joe and Crissi for representing the Troutman lab at the ACS National Conference in New Orleans this week
April 4th: Congrats to Joe for being the first recipient ever of the Louis G Daignault Legacy Award
April 3rd: Congrats to Ana for successfully defending her thesis.
April 1st: Congratulations to Crissi for her selection as this years Charlotte Research Scholar. A nice summer of lots and lots of work ahead!!!
March 21st: Nice job Sam on completing your first mini-seminar
March 18th: Good job Kate on completing your first mini-seminar
March 13th: Congrats Ana on your Biochemistry article being chosen to be highlighted on the Jorunal webpage
March 4th: Woohoo!!! Biochemistry article accepted for publication, nice Job Ana
Feb 13th: Welcome to Jessica Quach our newest undergraduate addition. Hope you enjoy your time here.
Jan 7th: Thanks Sunita and Ana for wonderfully representing the lab at the ACS Enzyme Mechanisms Conference in San Diego


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The records of the presence of a Jewish settlement in Koryčany date back to the 16th century. Koryčany is the birthplace the writer and revolutionary of 1848 Zikmund Hirsch Kollisch (1816–1886, Hodonín).
The Jewish quarter is situated in the northeast part of the town centre in the vicinity of Nádražní Street; most of the initial 37 houses have been preserved, although in altered shape. The former baroque synagogue built in 18th century can be found at the centre of the area at 688 Nádražní Street. The synagogue was adapted to be used as a gymnasium between WWI and WWII and rebuilt into a commercial shop after 1945 (Fig.1).
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Appellate Division Judge Edwin Stern, temporarily assigned, led a minority that agreed with the Appellate Division that a second warning is necessary. Justices Barry Albin and Virginia Long joined in that view. But they concurred with the judgment upholding Aaron Schmidt's conviction, agreeing he had been given enough of a subsequent warning when he provided a less-than-adequate sample.
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