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Jewish End of Life Music by Rabbi G Rayzel Raphael
Jewish End of Life Music
In 2001, I had a conversation with Rabbi Zalman Schacter-Shalomi z"l after my father of blessed memory, Mitchell Robinson z"l left this world. Reb Zalman talked about having a CD of Nichum Aveilim music: songs to comfort the mourner. Although I had been singing and recording for many years, at that time I just wasn't ready to face a whole recording of an end of life genre of music.
The Process
Several years passed and then other friends, family, and colleagues died. Sometimes their death inspired me to compose a song to honor their passing. On other occasions, a song would come to me based on a traditional teaching that I might use in my pastoral work as a rabbi. Without even realizing it, I was compiling a series of "Jewish songs of comfort".
I once learned that in an African country when a child is born they bring forth a new song. Looking back now, I see that unfortunately over the years, death has written a number of songs for me as well. Sometimes I look upon death as a mystifying detour taking us places we never imagined we would go. I never really wanted to be called to this work of composing songs for the deathbed and grief. Yet I have to acknowledge the bittersweet edge of creativity, comfort, and memory that my collection of songs have offered me and others.
The Result
In 2014, after my teacher and mentor Reb Zalman died, I made a commitment to working on a CD of End of Life music called, "May the Angels Carry You – Jewish Songs of Comfort for Death, Dying and Mourning. The title of this CD is the title of a song dedicated to Savina Teuval z'l, a Jewish feminist scholar, as I was privileged to write it after singing at her deathbed.
It is also the title of the book written by my life partner, Dr. Simcha P. Raphael, founding Director of The Daat Institute, for Death, Awareness, Advocacy and Training, which is a short collection of prayers and readings for the deathbed, including the lyrics to the songs on the CD.
Recently, I had the opportunity to teach about this music for a public Jewish death and dying series sponsored by the Daat Institute and The Jewish Relationship Initiative. In teaching my session "Wisdom for the End of Life Journey" I researched other songwriters with a similar type of music that could be used at various stages of the end of life journey: Dying, Death, Taharah, Funeral, Shiva, Shloshim and Yartzeit.
A Resource
I have received many recommendations from my rabbinic colleagues in the Reconstructionist and Renewal movements, and from Chevrah Kaddisha members. Many composers are listed, as this music spans the Jewish movements.
I am providing a link to the song sheet of the many heartfelt offerings from various Jewish songwriters. The list is not complete, but it's a start. [Link to download END OF LIFE SONG SHEET] What is not listed are, of course, the various wordless niggunim that can be used at any time.
Life endings are always hard, and may be complicated and tragic, but music is the great soother. May this compilation be an assist for you at this holy time.
[Ed. Note: The list that Rabbi Raphael compiled spanned nine pages – far too long to include here. She has provided a link to download the list as a PDF file. If the link does not work, please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com, and I will try to forward it to you. — JB]
Rabbi G. Rayzel Raphael is a Reconstructionist Rabbi in the Philadelphia area. She has a private practice, performing life cycle rituals as well as other artistic offerings of her soul. For more information see her website: www.shechinah.com
In 2017, Kavod v'Nichum and the Gamliel Institute are again sponsoring a six part "Taste of Gamliel" webinar. This year's topic is From Here to Eternity: Jewish Views on Sickness and Dying.
Each 90 minute session is presented by a different scholar. Taste of Gamliel gives participants a "Taste" of the Gamliel Institute's web-based series of courses. The Gamliel Institute is the leadership training arm of Kavod v'Nichum. The Gamliel Institute offers five on-line core courses, each 12 weeks in length, that deal with the various aspects of Jewish ritual and actions around sickness, death, funerals, burial and mourning. Participants come from all over the United States, Canada, Central and South America, with Israelis and British students joining us on occasion.
Taste of Gamliel Webinars for this year are scheduled on January 22, February 19, March 19, April 23, May 21, and June 25. Learn from the comfort of your own home or office.
The Taste sessions are done in a webinar format, where the teacher and students can see each other's live video feeds. The sessions are moderated, participants raise their virtual hands to ask questions, and the moderator calls on and unmutes participants when appropriate. We've been teaching using this model for seven years (more than 250 session). We use Zoom, a particularly friendly and easy to use platform.
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15th Annual North American Chevrah Kadisha and Jewish Cemetery Conference
At Congregation Rodef Sholom in San Rafael, California June 18-20, 2017
Registration is now open. Advance prices are good through the end of February. Group discounts are available.
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SOL Properties, a subsidiary of the Bhatia Group, has launched Bloomingdale, an exclusive gated community, in Dubai Sports City.
The development comprises 72 residential villas, equipped with elegant Italian appliances, spacious living spaces, huge rooftop terraces, open plan design, built in wardrobes and premium fixtures and fittings.
In a bid to be socially responsible, the developers took into consideration environmental elements with respect to ventilation, as well as the safety and security of residents while planning the project.
Both four and five bedroom villas are available. The five bedroom units boast a built up area of 3,331ft2 with an additional 539ft2 of terrace space. On the other hand, the four bedroom villas are spread out over 3,195ft2 with 439ft2 of terrace space.
Director of Synergy Properties, the real estate company managing the project sales, Pawan Batavia said: "We feel that there is steady and clear demand of end-users for good quality villas in Dubai, and Bloomingdale offers exceptionally well-designed units in terms of layout and finishing. It is a quality project with great potential for income for both investors and home-buyers."

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An Alabama teen says she was suspended from school after she refused to take a local assessment test, contrary to an earlier report from WAAY-TV that the test was aligned with the state's Common Core curriculum.
Alyssa McKinney, an eighth-grade student at Whitesburg Middle School in Huntsville, Ala., told the station she was given two in-school suspensions after telling school officials that she didn't want to take any more standardized tests and opted out, believing she that was an option.
WAAY had reported earlier Tuesday that McKinney was suspended for opting out of a test related to Alabama's Common core program, which allows students that option.
A Department of Education spokeswoman told the station parents can choose not to have their child take part in state standardized testing if they put their refusal in writing and give it to their school.


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Westside Corporation - insights from the new player
New player to the New Zealand energy scene, Queensland's WestSide Corporation, is taking the lessons learned from its Aussie operations and applying them to operating the Rimu, Kauri and Manutahi oil and gas fields in South Taranaki.
Operations Support Manager Josh Whitcombe told the 2017 New Zealand Petroleum Conference held in New Plymouth during March that the private company, "with its highly experienced team in the Brisbane head office", was proving profitable by "leveraging its subsurface and production experiences".
He said the company was employing state-of-the-art techniques involving daily data capture from unconventional coal seam gas (CSG) resources that featured, among other things, low pressures and multiple coal seam gas (CSG) intervals. This data included daily production, sales figures and well-by-well performance statistics.
Below: Westside Corporation see significant potential in its New Zealand assets, says Operations Support Manager Josh Whitcombe.
The company was also investigating "continual improvements" -- production enhancements through "gas lift" and "artificial lift" optimisation techniques, as well as real time data capture and modelling.
Well workovers were also important, with multiple operations done each year.
WestSide has gas production and sales, significant reserves and exploration interests in Queensland. It operates (with a 51 percent stake) the Meridian gas fields, 160km west of Gladstone in Queensland's Bowen Basin, in a joint venture with Mitsui E&P Australia (49 percent), as well as other exploration acreage.
And the Meridian joint venture has gas sales agreement with the GLNG project at Gladstone for the sale of up to 65 Terajoules per day of natural gas, which underpins staged field expansions to increase production. Meridian is also connected to the domestic market through its existing connection to the Queensland Gas Pipeline (QGP) and to the liquefied natural gas (LNG) export market via a more recent connection direct to the GLNG pipeline in Gladstone.
WestSide also holds its own exploration acreage a majority interest with Mitsui E&P Australia in other projects with exploration and appraisal programmes in the Bowen Basin.
"And we are looking to do similar things to realise the potential of our New Zealand assets, " he said referring to the Rimu, Kauri and Manutahi fields (plus Rimu production station) purchased for an unspecified price late last year from Aussie listed company Origin Energy. These fields produce mainly gas and associated condensate (light oil), with some crude oil, "and Westside sees significant potential in the area".
"This year we will concentrate on the reinstatement of previously shut-in wells (at Rimu, Kauri and Manutahi) and we are confident we can achieve similar improvements to those achieved (at the Meridian fields)," Whitcombe concluded.


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Gangplank - The Saltwater Scourge
So, What ARRR Ya Doin?
This particular build of Gangplank is meant to be a support DPS farmer, built for basic team lane efficiency, but can also double as a carry.
Summoner Spells
Exhaust - This ability can be used offensively to run down opponents who make mistakes and ask you to kill them. Oblige them! It's also a great way to nerf opposing physical DPS carries such as Yi, Jax, Tristana, Shaco, Ashe, etc, because it gives them a 100% miss rate.
Ghost - An excellent escape option. Use it early as a pseudo-teleport by porting back to base, buying an Avarice Blade as soon as you have the money for it, and then burn Ghost to get back into lane ASAP. The extra gold you pickup from buying the blade early is well worth it. I would normally just take Teleport if I was overly worried about getting back into action as soon as possible, but the fact that this doubles up late game as both an escape option and a way to run down enemies makes it ten times better than TP.
Other Options
Ignite - This is a fine option if you feel the need to kill opponents dead. I'm more of a passive player who waits for my opponents to make mistakes, and am comfortable with my back to a tower (Will cover this in a minute), which is the main reason I do not take Ignite.
Flash - Gangplank doesn't have any real strong abilities that require you to be within range of someone to the point where Flash would be a strong choice. It IS a decent escape option though.
Teleport - Inferior to Ghost in many ways, but some still choose to use it, and it works out alright. Ghost is still better in my opinion though.
No other summoner spells are worthy of even mentioning for using with Gangplank.
Early Game
Start the game at your creep spawn point in your own base. Make sure that your partner understand that this is where you plan to start the game so they don't get themselves killed by bush-checking or playing aggressively, expecting you to be there. Having taken Raise Morale as your first skill, you should use it on the first creep that spawns at the base; then run down the lane with your creeps, using Raise Morale a 2nd time right as you're entering your lane with your partner. This will remove 2 creeps worth of XP/Money for the opposing team in your lane. Continue abusing Raise Morale as an xp/gold stealer to deprive the enemies. This should allow you and your lane-mate to hit level 6 around the time the opponents are hitting level 5.
Note: Having killed 2 of your own minions in the beginning will keep your and your lane mate backed up to your own tower. THIS IS A GOOD THING. Do NOT start auto-attacking creeps just to push the lane. Just continue to last hit creeps and only auto attack mobs to keep them from hitting your tower if they get that far. Having your back to your tower is good for several reasons. They are:
1. You have MUCH less further to run if you get into trouble.
2. You have MUCH more room to rundown and kill an enemy if they make a mistake.
3. It allows your teammates (Mid or Junglers) to jump your lane by coming in behind enemies so that they can't get away.
4. It SIGNIFICANTLY reduces your chances of getting jumped by the opposing team's mid or jungler.
Once you hit level 2, you will start picking up Parley, but I beg of you not to misuse it as strictly a harassment tool for your opponents. Doing that is a huge mistake that i see so many GPs (Short for Gold Pirates, referencing Gangplank) do all the time. While Parley is a fine harassment tool, it is even better as a gold farming tool to last hit with, and should be used as such. The idea of the pirate is to gain an advantage for your team similar to what a solo mid player does. You out level your opponents and gain a gold advantage on them. You will be a higher level and have more items come mid-late game by using these 2 abilities properly. If you achieve that goal, then you have succeeded in doing your job as Gangplank through the early game.
Mid Game
By this time, you and your team should have a few kills under your belt, and likely have killed the outer tower of the lane you were in since you out leveled and out geared your enemies. Help your mid player push a tower or 2 if you can, and start killing jungle mobs as you get time between bouncing from lane to lane either defending towers, jumping enemies, or pushing lanes. Use Parley mainly as a harassment tool from this point in the game on. Try to get a few kills, continue farming money and xp while sticking with your team most of the time.
Late Game
At this point, some towers should be dead, and you will know which team is ahead. If it is your team, continue doing the same things as you did during the middle of the game. If not, try to kill dragon as many times as you can, while cleaning up neutral creeps and enemy creep waves in lanes that have been pushed; you can use your ultimate to do this if the enemy team is defending a tower that your team likely won't kill. Make sure you focus on the opposing team's carries first in team fights if possible and put Parley on cooldown every time you possibly can during these encounters to maximize your team's damage output. Also, Raise Morale turns into a crazy good buff for your team, so if you can, use that as well right before the encounters happen.
Special Notes
If the opposing team has several caster nukes, turn your Meki Pendant into a Chalice of Harmony. If they don't, then you generally don't need to worry about wasting gold by turning your pendant into anything else. The last option is to turn your Meki Pendant into a Philosopher's Stone instead of the first or second Avarice Blade in the early game. You should only do this if you are getting harassed heavily in your lane as the health per 5 will negate a lot of the harassment, and allow you to continue doing your thing.
Normally I suggest buying Mercury Treads because they're the best boots in the game, but since Remove Scurvy is a free cleanse and heal, the treads are pretty useless for him. If the opposing team is physical damage heavy, then Ninja Tabi isn't a horrible purchase over Boots of Swiftness.
Like so many things, these options are situational with no clear cut winner on what is best.


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Demi Lovato had a lot to reassess after leaving rehab — especially when it came to her social circle.
The "Heart Attack" singer, who had been very open about her struggles with weight, said people she thought were her friends quickly abandoned her after her three-month stint in a treatment facility for self-mutilation and an eating disorder.
"A couple of months before I went to rehab, I had a birthday party and there were a couple of hundred people there. It was full of people who I considered my closest friends," she told UK's Company magazine. "When I turned my phone on after being in rehab for three months, I expected lots of text messages and phone calls. I had four texts. That was a wake up call."
"I don't have loads of friends. I used to, but then I realized, do any of them actually care?"
Since then, the 20-year-old had cut her ties with many of her so-called pals, limiting the number of people on her friends' list.
"Now I have people who, if I break my leg in the middle of the night, they'll come to the hospital with me," she said. "Or they'll answer the phone at 4 a.m. if I need them."
Lovato also dismissed rumors that she's dating One Direction's Niall Horan, stating that they're just friends and her love life should be a private matter.
"I don't care about Taylor Swift's love life. I don't care about Harry Styles' love life," she sassed. "I care about mine. I find it weird that people are so obsessed with other people's love lives!"


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Wow! From tacos to fancy Italian, 2017 has offered up many new exciting restaurants. It's time to get out and explore the more than 50 eateries that have opened throughout Palm Beach County this year.
Here are some of the highlights from north to south. (Check the bottom of the story to see the full list of restaurants that have opened this year.)
*Click on the restaurant's address to open in Google Maps.
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It's like Chipotle, but Greek. At Olive U Mediterranean Grill the food is made fast with quality ingredients. But it's the ingredients that make this build-your-own-entree spot different.
At Olive U, base options for a bowl are pita ($8), rice ($9), salad ($9) or hummus ($9.50). For proteins, they've got gyro, chicken, chicken shawarma, falafel or tofu.
Olive U Mediterranean Grill: 2632 PGA Blvd., Palm Beach Gardens ; 561-500-0103.
Located in The Gardens Mall, Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurants offers a full-service bar, a tasting room and menu that offers something for everyone. Selections include American comfort classics like wine-braised short ribs and filet mignon, Italian pastas, Mediterranean small plates and lots more. Entrees run from $17 to $33. Sandwiches and burgers from $12 to $18 and appetizers start at around $9.
> READ FULL REVIEW: Cooper's Hawk brings bold flavors to The Gardens Mall
Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurants: 3101 PGA Blvd., Suite P201 (The Gardens Mall, second floor, close to Sears), Palm Beach Gardens; 561-209-8466
With a menu of American classics and a small selection of sushi rolls, Bricktop's offers plenty of views and outdoor seating for watching the boats go by on the Intracoastal across from Season 52.
Bricktop's opened a location on Palm Beach island in January 2014. It also operates seven other national locations, including restaurants in Coral Gables and Naples.
Bricktop's: 2373 PGA Blvd., Palm Beach Gardens; 561-720-2595.
Located in the same western PGA plaza that houses Salute Market, La Masseria serves Pugliese and southern Italian specialties in an upscale setting. The restaurant is an outpost of a popular New York theater-district restaurant and its midtown Manhattan sibling.
>READ FULL REVIEW: La Masseria's authentic charms (and cheesecake)
La Masseria: 5520 PGA Blvd., Palm Beach Gardens; 561-660-8272.
Perched on top of the new, four-story Restoration Hardware in downtown West Palm, RH Rooftop Restaurant offers garden settings with a view of the city.
> SEE FULL LIST: Palm Beach County restaurants that opened in 2017
The menu is simple with boards to share such as the Délice de Bourgogne Cheese board ($18), a generous wedge of the classic triple crème, cow's milk cheese from Burgundy served alongside glazed pecans, a warm, crusty baguette and strawberry preserves. There's also salads, sandwiches and breakfast selections.
RH Rooftop Restaurant: 560 Okeechobee Blvd., West Palm Beach; 561-804-6826.
Hurricane BTW, a new national chain, opens its first franchise location Sat. Dec. 9 in West Palm. 49 locations are planned across the country.
To locals, it means a new spot for burgers, tacos and wings (aka "btw"), as well as tenders, salads, shakes, wine and craft beer (including a 32-ounce, resealable Crowler can). Menu highlights include buttermilk-marinated chicken BLT tacos, Korean barbecue beef tacos, single to triple-patty burgers, and tenders and wings, with a dozen sauces and dry rubs in which to dress them.
Hurricane BTW: 7800 Okeechobee Blvd. in West Palm Beach; 561-557-1456.
With a modernized, generically Asian menu (from Vietnamese wings to Thai style jerky to Peking duck), Kapow has been packing in crowds since its opening in November 2011 in Boca Raton's Mizner Park. The West Palm location opened in the former LongBoards on the 500 block of Clematis Street.
Kapow: 519 Clematis St., West Palm Beach; 561-246-3827.
In addition to pizza, 123 Datura's menu offers homemade meatballs, calzone-dough sandwiches, and salads, plus a full craft cocktail bar with a focus on small-batch bourbon and speakeasy-type drinks.
123 Datura Bar & Kitchen: 123 Datura St., West Palm Beach; 561-814-5433.
A sibling of Wynwood's original Butcher Shop, the West Palm spot includes a retail meat market, a full-service restaurant and a German-style beer garden.
The menu offers quality meats - from custom-cut steaks to sausages to burgers and chicken. Appetizers include warm German pretzels with cheddar béchamel dipping sauce and pan-seared, cheese-stuffed pierogis.
As for the beer, local brews include beers by Twisted Trunk and Saltwater breweries as well as Miami's Wynwood Brewing. Beer lovers can pour their own brews from self-serve, three-liter beer towers.
The Butcher Shop : 209 6th St., West Palm Beach; 561-812-2336.
The main attraction at Lynora's Market: Neapolitan-style pizza fired in a custom-made Italian pizza oven.
Aside from pizza, the menu features eggplant Parm, brasciole, meatballs, pastas, homemade cheeses and sauces, as well as hot and cold sandwiches and house-made desserts.
Lynora's Market: 3301 S. Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach; 561-444-3932.
Costa owner and restaurant veteran Sascha Bennemann has brought lighter look to the 5200-square-foot location on the second floor of Worth Avenue's Esplanade plaza in Palm Beach, where GiGi's Tap and Table, Cha Cha's Latin Kitchen and Trevini Ristorante once operated.
Costa's menu includes raw bar dishes, salads, Turkish and Greek mezze dishes, Spanish-inspired tapas, and larger plates such as outstanding fish dishes, Moroccan lamb stew and a roasted chicken dish that's served in a clay pot.
> READ FULL REVIEW: Costa's splendid Mediterranean take
Costa: 150 Worth Ave., Palm Beach; 561-429-8456.
At Oceano Kitchen, the talented chef Jeremy Bearman writes a new menu daily, taking inspiration from what's fresh, what's regional and what can be beautifully wood-fired. The menu includes wood-fired pizzas, wood-fire-smoked meats and pasta that's made in-house.
>READ FULL REVIEW: Oceano Kitchen does local in a big, delicious way
Oceano Kitchen: 201 E. Ocean Ave., Lantana; 561-562-5055.
Sardinia Enoteca Ristorante, a staple of South Beach for more than a decade, opened in the South Delray Shopping Center south of Linton Boulevard. Sardinia's menu offers classic Italian cuisine in its pizzas and pastas, as well as Sardinian dishes such as paella made with couscous and "pane carasatu," or Sardinian flatbread.
Sardinia Enoteca Ristorante: 3035 S Federal Hwy, Delray Beach; 561-332-3406.
Louie Bossi, located at Boca Raton's Hyatt Place Hotel, fill its sprawling indoor and outdoor dining spaces with retro Italian décor and vibe. There's a regulation bocce ball court, stone gargoyles, vintage lights, an oak fireplace.
On the menu: wood-fired, Neapolitan-style pizza, house-cured salumi, steaks that have been dry-aged on premises, pasta that's made in-house, homemade breads, pastries, gelati, plus wine, beer, classic cocktails and homemade limoncello.
Louie Bossi: Hyatt Place Hotel, 100 E. Palmetto Park Rd., Boca Raton; 561-336-6699.
Click here for the full list of more than 50 new restaurants in the county


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The growers will welcome any increased yield since the late frost in our area killed the first round of crop.
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I make abstract improvisational art quilts and I paint in acrylics and watercolor. My quilted work adopts motifs and ideas from nature, family history, and music. I am beginning to interpret in fabric some of my experiments in paint.
My quilts are collages cut from my hand-dyed fabric or commercial solids, arranged on a design wall and then machine pieced. I start with shapes cut from black or colored fabric and move them around on the wall until an image emerges. Shapes may be recut from different colors, and I add background layers. The meaning of a piece often comes to me while the whole composition sits on the design wall, waiting for final adjustment before piecing begins. Occasionally I will begin a piece with sewn-together motifs in odd shapes and sizes, and arrange them on the design wall, filling in the holes with partial motif units or solid-colored fabric. Some of my motifs come from simplified drawings of rock formations or running streams. After the composition is sewn together I quilt it on a sit-down mid-arm machine.
For the past several years I have been painting in acrylics on canvas. I am experimenting with impressionist styles and abstract expressionism.
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The 20th anniversary concert of the Old Joes' Choir, 'Evolution: The Journey' will be held on the 23rd & 24th of September at the Lionel Wendt from 7.30pm onwards. The year 2017 marks the 20th Anniversary of The Old Joes' Choir (OJC) & the choral journey since the humble beginnings at the College Carol Service back in 1997.
They are known to bridge the void between music and theatre through choreography, variety & the songs itself thus entertaining our audience with a well-balanced thematic-choral performance.
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Earlier this year, in April, the choir hosted a very successful thanksgiving spiritual performance as they gathered at the majestic College Chapel, where the OJC first performed 20 years ago. This was witnessed by a packed audience and ended with a standing ovation. Thier next performance, as the title suggests, will fittingly celebrate our 'Journey' thus far. The choir has evolved into a well-balanced entertainment outfit as are indeed grateful to the support system & loyal following they've had the privilege of experiencing till now.
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"We invite all music lovers out there to come witness our anniversary show as we bring to you The best of the OJC… What we've become… And who we truly are!"
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Collecting the 'Harvard Classics'
The complete set is a valuable addition to any library. Anyone strolling into almost any large antique bookstore has a good chance of finding the 50-volume set titled The Harvard Classics.
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Enameling has fired imagination
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Since the beginning of the Industrial Revolution in the early 19th century, countless business companies have come and gone.
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Sofia Vergara: Hello, New York!
Sofia Vergara heads to security at LAX Airport on Saturday (August 25) in Los Angeles.
The 40-year-old Modern Family star was joined by her fiance Nick Loeb as they rushed through the airport to get to their terminal.
PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Sofia Vergara
"Back in Ny with Manolo and Blair yeeeiii" Sofia tweeted later that day, excited to be reunited with her son.
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Sunday, December 14, 2008
Signs of the End of Times
We can no longer spell. That Playstation ad on Houston and Lafayette is gone. Illy files its "pumpkin latte" drink, already a desecration, under "Reach and Creamy." Soup kitchens--that is kitchens in which soup is made--have lines out the door. And The New Museum, once a sign of a resurgent Bowery with Ugo Rondinone's rainbow sign acting as a beacon of good things to come, has forebodingly changed its message. "Hell ye! Hell ye! The end is nigh!"
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Brian Short News
Below is the official statement regarding the death of allnurses.com Founder, Brian Short. Some of you may have seen an earlier statement posted here that contained additional information. We have removed that statement because we are committed to protecting the privacy of all concerned. Thank you for your support. We are committed to pursuing the allnurses mission and supporting our community. Thank you for your continued support.
Official Statement Regarding Passing of Brian Short, Founder of allnurses.com, September 12, 2015
We are deeply saddened by the unexpected death of Brian Short, founder of allnurses.com. We respectfully request that you grant the company's employees, friends, families and associates privacy during this difficult time. allnurses will continue to support nursing professionals by providing an unparalleled peer-to-peer online community where they can share experiences and learn from and support one another.
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Specialty: Peds, Med-Surg, Disaster Nsg, Parish NsgSep 10, '15Words fail me in situations like this. I hope the extended family members are able to find comfort.Sep 10, '15I posted something I thought was very nice and it was removed. I'm not sure why. Would you mind returning it to this thread if you think it's appropriate because I'm not sure I can replicate it?Sep 10, '15Brian created something with allnurses.com that has left a positive impact on the nursing profession and the future of nursing. He will be remembered with deep respect for his role in that. We are all shocked and saddened by this news.Sep 10, '15I posted in this thread and it disappeared.
Again, I'm so sorry for such a tragedy. My condolences go out to the extended family.Sep 10, '15Quote from FlyingScotWill do if I can find it.I posted something I thought was very nice and it was removed. I'm not sure why. Would you mind returning it to this thread if you think it's appropriate because I'm not sure I can replicate it?
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I try to refrain from commenting on these, but this one needs to be commented on. Something like this is fabulous. You can consolidate your child's artwork, and as your child grows, you will be floored by the massive amounts of artwork that show up in your house. I have a friend that puts the actual work in a scrapbook--just glues it right in there. That would work great, too, and then you get the original. There are lots of ways to do this--just do it. You will thank yourself.
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I'd like to give a shout out to the 'Surface' fans. There seem to be a lot of you.
I have no idea if this show is going to be renewed, but I promise you I will watch the news like a hawk and give you what I've found.
One thing's for sure -- you'll know by May 18 the future of the show. That's the day of NBC's presentation of their fall schedule.
Sunday, April 30, 2006
Surface lovers
I'd like to give a shout out to the 'Surface' fans. There seem to be a lot of you.
Friday, April 28, 2006
NBC renews three
'Medium', 'Crossing Jordan', and 'Las Vegas' all get pickups for next season. Adding those three to the three Law & Orders and 'ER' that makes 7 drama renewals from NBC. No word on 'Surface' or 'E-Ring'. I'd say it's a close call for the former and a farewall to the latter.
Link: the futon critic
Fox early pilot pickups
Fox has already picked up two shows for next year "Vanished", a one hour show, and "Til Death", a half hour sitcom which stars Brad Garrett.
I read "Vanished" and had pegged it as a show I expected to be picked up. We'll find out its time slot when Fox presents its schedule on May 18.
Link: the futon critic
Thursday, April 27, 2006
Sci-Fi Channel Goodness
Clearly the Sci-Fi Channel loves its fans. They have greenlit a spin-off series of 'Battlestar Galactica' focused 50 years earlier called 'Caprica.' Details in the link above, but I just have to say, I so heart this idea of seeing the gensis of the Cylons and the first war, I'm giddy.
Attention future "Caprica" showrunner: Hire me. Please.
Law and Order lives on
Sorry I've been out of pocket -- been on travel to Dallas this week. I'm sitting in the airport, catching up on news and noticed this little tidbit about season renewals. All three Law & Order shows will be around next season. Because there's a dearth of procedurals on the air *rolls eyes*.
Oh, and people watch them. There's that too.
Thursday, April 20, 2006
Blogroll test
I'm ordering links by most recent post. This may play havoc with those of you with blogs which don't get pinged by Blogrolling but have updated blogs.
So, don't whine at me if you are updating and yet you still sit at the bottom of my blogroll. I'll still check in with your site. But if you aren't posting, I'll know it better now...
Big Love renewed
Big Love gets a second season from HBO. I have to admit I don't really care about this news much. Got bored watching the first episode, and except for Harry Dean Stanton, just didn't find much which intrigued me about it.
But to each his own. If you are a fan, this is good news. Production on the 2nd season starts in August.
Tuesday, April 18, 2006
What About Brian?
So I watched the first two episodes, out of some weird loyalty to all that is J.J. Abrahms. Unfortunately, this show lacks his true genius and I was left feeling the answer to the question posed by the show "What About Brian?" is "Who cares?"
These thirtysomethings are not like anyone I know. All of them are varying degrees of successful and pretty well off. Maybe your friends are like that, but mine are still struggling to reach their goals and don't own successful game companies, are not pediatricians or lawyers or think about having open marriages. Maybe I live in a cave. I just couldn't relate to this show. At all.
Dead in 4 weeks, is my prediction. The ratings aren't great and they are only going to get worse.
Wednesday, April 12, 2006
Hollywood Reporter: 2006-07 pilots
Good article over at Hollywood Reporter on pilot season today.
My favorite quote:
But as broadcast execs begin scrutinizing tapes of each project, here's something to keep in mind: Pilots don't get series orders on creative merit alone. A complex web of factors dictate their desirability, and none of them is more important than the scheduling needs of each network for the fall and beyond.
Link: 2006-07 pilots
Tuesday, April 11, 2006
Blogthings - What Type of Writer Should You Be?
Hey, Blogthings has spoken. I must obey.
You Should Be a Film Writer
You don't just create compelling stories, you see them as clearly as a movie in your mind.
You have a knack for details and dialogue. You can really make a character come to life.
Chances are, you enjoy creating all types of stories. The joy is in the storytelling.
And nothing would please you more than millions of people seeing your story on the big screen!
Into the new age at warp speed
Sure, ABC will offer streaming of shows with ads, but the other interesting news this week is about the rise of the podcast from interesting diversion to full blown marketing tool. Bill Cunningham is the king of all things DVD and I'm sure he could tell you what a boon it is that these 'extras' (which, and I agree with him on this are fast becoming 'essentials') mean to an industry trying to make their content stand out from the crowd. Mediaweek's article on the podcast's new importance is a must read. The key quote from the article, however was this:
Still, most agree quality podcasting can only tighten TV's hold on viewers. "The more immersive the experience, the more people will bond with your content," said [Dave] Howe [executive vp/gm Sci-Fi Channel].
Link: Networks Tout Podcasting for Promos
TBS and TNT Upfront
TNT and TBS have started to really expand their original programming in the last couple of years, and they will continue to do so this fall. Besides 'The Closer' returning to TNT, new series 'Saved' will air as will an anthology series called 'Nightmares & Dreamscapes: From the Stories of Stephen King'.
TNT will also be premiering a 6 hour series from Ridley Scott next summer called 'The Company'.
TBS is adding a couple of comedies to its schedule, 'My Boys' and '10 Items or Less'.
the futon critic has the press release at the link in the title.
Monday, April 10, 2006
Heist is history
Thursday, April 06, 2006
USA Today Save Our Shows
Want to vote on which shows should stay and which should go of the "on the bubble" shows? Vote at USA Today. They will have results of the poll next week.
BTW, I voted to keep Veronica Mars...and a couple of others. Most of them I said 'Don't care' or 'dump'.
Love Monkey on VH1
You can catch the 8 episodes, 5 of which were unaired on CBS, starting on Tuesday April 11 at 7 PM. The first three will air that night and subsequent weeks at 9 PM you can see the other 5.
Enjoy. (Link above to Futon Critic story)
Tuesday, April 04, 2006
Toying with Blogger
Trying out some different Blogger features -- let me know if you like them or if they are a pain.
Jake in Progress looks cancelled
News this morning that John Stamos is joining ER next season means 'Jake in Progress' is most likely at an end.
Monday, April 03, 2006
Scribosphere good news roundup
So, the last two weeks have seen a lot of activity for some of my fellow scribe-bloggers. Let's recount:
3/21 - Julie O. gets repped and then optioned.
3/24 - Captain Oats gets repped.
3/31 - Julie (who went to Hollywood) is under contract.
4/1 - Patrick Rodio gets optioned.
This doesn't even account for the several others who have recently gotten agents, sold scripts, done well in contests, etc. That's some good mojo. Anyone I miss? Don't be afraid to crow about your success here! I need to rub some Buddha belly or sommat.
Sunday, April 02, 2006
Getting real
I finished my Cold Case spec a couple of weeks ago and have been getting notes back from friends. The first round of notes was very positive, with only minor dialogue issues. The second round of readers again noted some dialogue issues and a few action lines which needed amping up, but still no major story issues. Now I'm on round three and the now the notes are flowing. This is tough love time.
It's good to get notes. Notes make us stronger. And I knew I needed to do more work on this spec...so take a deep breath, dive into the notes and get to work.


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But sometimes an exchange or return is necessary.
If a wrong size was selected, we will exchange it. No problem. We're just like a brick & mortar store . . . try it on . . . if it doesn't fit properly . . . just send it back to us. We strongly encourage our customers to examine the Proper Fit webpage before ordering. Do not rely upon your current labels. Our products are TRUE-TO-SIZE. The returning pants need to be in new, unused condition. Do not remove the hang tags. Do not wash and dry them. Place the pants back in the storage & shipping bag. Enclose your packing slip with the exchange instructions written on the reverse side.
And then, just like the brick & mortar store, you will be responsible for the transportation costs in both directions. The return shipping cost can be paid one of several ways. Please select the method that is most convenient to you:
Ship to: CCW Breakaways EXCHANGE | 1619 Lowell Lane | New Cumberland, PA 17070
Exchanges will be honored up to 21 days after receipt of your order. Please Contact Us if you have any questions.
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Chp.19 Term Structure of Interest Rates (II). Continuous time models. Term structure models are usually more convenient in continuous time. Specifying a discount factor process and then find bond prices. A wide and popular class models for the discount factor:. Implications.
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Vasicekmodel is similar to AR(1) model.
Having specified a discount factor process, it is simple matter to find bond prices
Two way to solve
A second approach is risk-neutral approach
Rearrange we get the ODEs for Affine Model
The risk-neutral probability method rarely make reference to the separation between drifts and market price of risk. This was not a serious problem for the option pricing, since volatility is more important.
However, it is not suitable for the portfolio analysis and other uses. Many models imply high and time-varying market price of risk and conditional Sharpe ratio.
Duffee(1999) and Duarte(2000) started to fit the model to the empirical facts about the expected returns in term structure models.


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Avoiding the Librarian Stare Down (Expectations for Visiting the Library)
Lesson 4 of 20
Objective: SWBAT: locate and use library resources in order to read and comprehend 6th grade appropriate texts.
Big Idea: For our first library visit in Middle School, students get a mini-lesson in how to utilize resources, locate genres, and behave like scholars.
Guiding Question
For this Guiding Question, I had my kids draw what they might look like when they visit the library that way they could visualize their behavior before they even got there.
Once we were there, and they were getting excited, it was a simple question like, "Did the picture of yourself visiting the library look like this?" That got them back on track.
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Before we went to the library, while we were still in the classroom, we talked about some of the behavior expectations: stay quiet, stay on task, don't run... But we also talked about WHY these rules are in place. For example, the library might be a place where an 8th grader is studying for a major test and talking with a friend about the new Diary of a Wimpy Kid book and we might distract him, and cause his grade to be lowered.
When we got to the library, I really put on a show! I get super-excited (while maintaining my quiet voice), and show the kids around. I pull books off the shelf, "Oh, look! This graphic novel looks soooo cool," I might say. The next thing you know, kids are fighting over it.
Last year I was noticing that my kids were never visiting the nonfiction end of the library, and these are where all the cool books are: The Ripley's Believe It-or-Not's, The Guiness Book of World Records, books on CSI murder mysteries, alien encounter books, books about sports cars, and on and on. This year, I was very intentional about parading my kids over there and pulling books off the shelves and making it more accessible. After all, Common Core asks that students are reading about 50% informational texts, and using the nonfiction end of the library is one way to do that!
Work Time
For the work time, I gave my students a large chunk of time to meet and greet the librarians and to check out books. I conferred with kids who were stuck finding a book and gave them recommendations. Some of us reviewed the "5 Finger Rule" for finding a "Just-Right" book, and I showed students who were new to the district how to use our library database, Destiny Quest:


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The other day someone who apparently likes President Obama called me a clown because I was investigating the Census Bureau's falsification of unemployment data.
So today I decided to prove to you that I really was a clown — for one day, although not on the day the president's supporter claimed. As the photo accompanying this column shows, I was officially one for a huge audience — the nationally televised Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
I'm supposed to mention stuff like quantitative easing, Ben Bernanke, the unemployment rate and corporate earnings in a column like this. I just did. Now I'm going to talk about the parade.
By my kids' count, I've been in four Thanksgiving parades, helping to hold down Kermit the Frog in 2003, SpongeBob SquarePants during his inaugural appearance in 2004 and Charlie Brown the following year.
I became a clown on Thanksgiving Day 2006, although by the time I got my costume they had run out of rubber noses. So my everyday nose and some hastily applied lipstick had to do.
Maybe it's old age — or, I hope, the fact that I had to get up so early in the morning — but except for a few incidents, all the parades seem like a blur to me.
Thankfully, my kids have better memories.
I didn't recall, for instance, that the wife of the late Peanuts cartoonist Charles Schultz and their son helped us hold the strings for Charlie Brown.
I did remember that Jerry Seinfeld and the Mrs. showed up to see us off before Kermit was let out from under his protective netting. (He — Seinfeld, not Kermit — knew someone on our team but didn't want to join us.)
There was the incident when one of SpongeBob's lines got caught on a light pole on Broadway, the old parade route. It was the line I was assigned to, but in a stroke of good luck I was off-duty at the time, and my replacement was snagged. (Yes, that's an intentional pun. Lighten up, it's a holiday.)
Nobody really knew if SpongeBob was parade-worthy. He was huge and square — as your kids could tell you — and flew like a kite. We were told that SpongeBob could be scrapped at any moment during the parade and deflated on a side street.
A cop with a knife came to our rescue. He cut the tangled line, and the whole parade was able to proceed without anyone except the thousands of people on that street knowing what had happened.
There was also the time that I got into trouble because of Charlie Brown, although I think Lucy would have been proud.
You have to understand that the parade moves very slowly along its route, and there is more waiting than marching. So during the breaks I was allowing kids along the sidewalk to take hold of the slack in my line.
Their parents would take a picture of them holding a balloon in the Macy's parade and everyone was happy — until I got caught.
I figured the only thing I did wrong was not charging them for the photo op. But the boss man saw things differently, so I vowed never to do it again.
And I kept that promise by becoming a clown the next year.
That job, of course, came with no strings attached. (You should have seen that one coming.)
You are probably wondering how someone gets into the parade. Well, I guess you could become famous like all the singers and actors who are featured on TV. Or a better way, if you are untalented like me, is to work for Macy's.
Most of the people who work the parade are store employees and relatives who come from around the country.
So how did I get in, since I have neither talent nor a job at Macy's?
My big break came during a cab ride from the Bronx back to the office in the spring of 2003. I was traveling with one of The Post's corporate lawyers when she happened to mention that she was in charge of the crew for one of the floats.
"Nice," I said, because to say otherwise would have been rude, since she was picking up the fare.
"Would you like to be in the parade?" she asked.
"Sure," I said (before I had fully considered the fact that the parade is in November, which means it's cold, and you have to get up very early to come into a crazy, crowded city). "But only if my kids can also be in the parade."
Volunteering my kids, I figured, was a great way out. She could probably get me in, but not all of us.
But my kids got the OK before I could even ask them if they wanted to do it. The way I figured it, if I had to be in the parade, so did they. (My youngest, Kim, clearly not swayed by parental pressure, never took part.)
So here's my advice: If you are ever asked to participate in something as cool as the Thanksgiving Parade, just say yes. You can always try to wriggle out of it later. ("Damn, I forgot that I have to watch the turkey defrost.")
My second piece of advice: Be careful if you call someone a clown, because they just might be one — at least for a day.
Have a happy Thanksgiving!


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Social Security is all too often dismissed as a serious source of retirement income. How often do you hear someone say they just assume it wont be there for them so they ignore it? But the fact it is, the program will be fully funded until 2033 even if no changes are made. And changes, both big and small, will likely happen along the way making the program a viable source of income for generations.
So even while the big picture has some question marks, suffice it to say that any client over the age of 40 will see Social Security as an important source of retirement income. So advisors can take steps now to help their current clients.
We asked regular magazine contributor Dave Lindorff to research and compile a set of tips for advisors. Yesterday, we presented the first four. Today, we have the next four. And check back as we continue to roll them out.
1. Its possible for a lower-earning spouse to collect early, and then switch to a higher benefit later. Heres how.
Say you are the lower-earning spouse. Your wife or husband, the higher earner, can file for benefits at 66 but then opt not to receive them. That allows this spouse to have the benefit amount continue to rise right up to age 70 and to continue to work and earn a high income without any penalty. Meanwhile, however, because he or she has filed for retirement, the lower-earning spouse can retire and start collecting the spousal benefit of the higher-earning spouse, which would be one-half of the higher-earners benefit amount.
In addition, if the lower-earning spouse is also 66, he or she can also continue to work without penalty. And since this person has not filed for his or her own Social Security benefits, he or she can wait to age 70, and then shift over to his or her own account and collect the maximum benefit.
2. Maximizing your earnings just before retirement can pay off big in higher Social Security benefits.
The Social Security administration calculates your benefit amount in retirement by averaging the top-earning 35 years of your working life, after adjusting earlier years for inflation. What this means is that each year over 35 that you earn more money, a lower-earning year is erased from the average. Think of those college years and post- college years when you were working for peanuts, or at part-time jobs. Those years get erased and replaced by your peak earning years as you head towards retirementanother good reason to work longer and wait to collect benefits.
3. Social Security benefits can continue to rise after 70, if you continue to work.
For those lucky enough to have the health and the desire to keep working past 66, or 70, or whenever you started to collect your Social Security benefits, if your earnings are greater than in earlier years that are being averaged into your benefit calculation, your benefit amount will continue to be adjusted upward as your higher earning income years replace those years you were working just out of college, since Social Security based your check on an average of your top 35 years of earnings (adjusted for inflation).
4. Dont throw your deadbeat spouse out too soon!
An ex can retire on his/her former spouse's benefits, as long as they were married at least 10 years. Apparently, surprisingly many marriages blow up just shy of 10 years. This puts the advisor in the awkward position of needing to advise the lower-earning spouse that she (usually) should hang in there, even if hubby is a jerk, to get past that 10-year limit so as to be eligible later in life to collect spousal Social Security benefits.
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I'm leaving today for a fabulous weekend in the Big Apple, full of lectures and book signings and classes and amazing food. Won't you join me at one of the events?
- Tonight, April 11, Lion Brand Yarn Studio. Lecture, sample show, and book signing. 6-8pm, and sign up for this free event here!
- Tomorrow, April 12, Knitty City. Meet and greet, sample show, book signing. 4-6pm. Stop by, I'd love to see you!
- Saturday, April 13, Big Apple Knitters' Guild. Lecture, sample show, and book signing. Meeting is from 12:15 – 3:15 and I'll be speaking starting at around 1pm. I'll have books available there for purchase at a discounted price of $19.95, so please join us!
- Sunday, April 14, Knit to Flatter Master Class at Lion Brand Yarn Studio. There are only 2 spots left, so hop on this chance to get a whole day exploring sweater nirvana.
Can't wait to see some of you there! I'm bringing, as usual, a ridiculous amount of knitting. Some new:
And some that just needs making up:
Tune in tomorrow for another Fashion Friday, and I'm looking forward to showing you some fun pictures and lots of knitting progress when I return!


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Looking for roomates to pitch in for 4br , Marina (Dubai)
Hi everyone,
I have a very good deal for a 4 bed room panoramic apartment with 3 bedrooms with loo attached and other one , i guess is a maid's room but is massive for a maid though.
it has three balcony two attached to the bedrooms and one along the living , kitchen and master living rooms. The apartment is new and has builtin wardrobs and fitting .
Living room has curtains , tv mount , and some stuff.
The deal is for 180,000 for 4 cheques Protected content each) . It belongs to my sponser and he is leeting it go as he is moving to a villa.
So the deal is if I find good ,cool roomates who can share the rent we all can take up this place by mid of july .
The rent fairly comes to 15K a month. so with amenities it might go upto 20K . Shared by Four , it sould settle well within 5K a month so an awesome luxurious apartment .
I worked out the initial moving cost wout be 12K per head or even less if we are more roomates.


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6+0 born 28th of March
Male puppies are looking for the right home. They'll be ready to move as earliest in the beginning of July.
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From left; Skogsville's Ps I Love You, Augustimåne's Doggelito, Augustimåne's Circus, Augustimåne's Disco
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