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What does Yom Kippur / Eid al-Adha mean to you? Bridging conflict with a movie
For the second year in a row – the Jewish Yom Kippur and the Muslim Eid al-Adha fell almost on the same day. This situation had the potential of sparking even more violence, during a time tensions between Israelis and Palestinians, Jews and Arabs, especially in Jerusalem but also in mixed cities throughout Israel, were high.
Both are among the most important holidays of their respective religions, but are celebrated quite differently. Yom Kippur is characterized by fasting and introspection, and, uniquely in Israel, refraining from driving (See here things that even the most secular Israeli Jews did on Yom Kippur when the roads were clear.) Conversely, Eid al-Adha, which commemorates Abraham's willingness to sacrifice his son, is celebrated with family get togethers, often slaughtering a goat or a sheep to mark the day. In an effort to diffuse tensions, the Gishurim program (which is being operated by Mosaica and us) and a range of other partners, produced a YouTube video, which was viewed throughout the country. It was a fully joint Jewish-Muslim production, and served as an important ray of hope during these tense times. Some 250,000 people were exposed to the film, and it was viewed by more than 150,000 people on Facebook, from all around the country. Happy (and hopeful) viewing!


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Wet Stones in Zion
Zion National Park, Utah
One of my favorite hikes in Zion National Park is the walk through the Virgin River and up the Narrows. About a mile upstream from the end of the trail you eventually reach a section called "Wall Street" where the walls move in close. This is my favorite section to photograph. On this day I only had a cheap little tripod as mine lost a leg a few days earlier. As a result I could't photograph in the water as I normally do so I focused on shooting from the small rocky beaches like this one. Photo © copyright by Erik Stensland.
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MIAMI — With an eye on next year's presidential election, the Florida Legislature passed a bill on Thursday that would tighten the rules on third-party voter registration and limit the number of days early voting can take place, an effort that Democrats portrayed as blatant voter suppression.
The legislation, which Republican leaders said was needed to curb fraud, save money and ensure a more orderly process, will now go to Gov. Rick Scott for his signature.
"We have come a long way since the 2000 elections," said Senator Miguel Diaz de la Portilla, a Miami Republican who sponsored the bill, referring to Florida's central role in the disputed presidential tally. "This bill makes the process better, clearer, more transparent, more accessible. It enfranchises voters."
But Democrats accused Republicans of trying to make it more difficult for voters — particularly Democrats — to cast their ballots and said the bill was unnecessary because reforms put in place after 2000 have largely been successful. Fraud, they said, is minimal: the Florida Department of State referred 31 cases of alleged voter fraud to the Department of Law Enforcement in the past three years.
United States Senator Bill Nelson, a Florida Democrat who opposes the bill, said Thursday in a letter to Mr. Scott that he planned to seek a Justice Department inquiry because major changes in election law in several counties require federal approval.Continue reading the main story
By requiring third-party groups to submit voter registration forms to the state within just 48 hours or risk fines, the bill would dampen the enthusiasm of volunteers, voter advocacy groups said. On Thursday, the president of the Florida League of Women Voters said her organization would most likely stop registering voters because she could not ask volunteers to assume that risk. "It's a huge step backward for the state of Florida," said Deirdre Macnab, the league's president. "If these series of ideas become law it will be a vast new way to suppress voter registration and turnout just in time for the 2012 election."
The legislation would also shorten the early voting period to 8 days from 14. Early voting would shut down three days before an election. In Florida, early voting has a decidedly Democratic tilt.
People who move from county to county — like college students — would also face greater difficulty voting. Today, registered voters can change their address at a polling station. The bill would disallow on-the-spot address changes, which are routinely checked through a database.
"We should be making it more convenient for people to vote and not more problematic," said Robert Brandon, the president of the Fair Elections Legal Network.
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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) The Federal Reserve on Tuesday approved the introduction of a controversial Volcker Rule proposal, a measure that could force big banks to cling onto a wide variety of trades for at least two months. The 298-page measure, named after an idea suggested by former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker, is intended to limit big insured banks' speculative proprietary derivatives and stock investments. It also seeks to limit big bank investments in hedge- and private-equity funds in an effort to limit risks to the broader financial system. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. is scheduled to vote on introducing the proposal later Tuesday and the Securities and Exchange Commission is scheduled to vote on introducing the measure Wednesday. Major bank and securities regulators are required by the Dodd-Frank Act to put in place Volcker rule regulations.
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Janice Galloway The Trick is to Keep Breathing
Style / Form of the novel
The Trick is to Keep Breathing adopts a diary style first person narration, allowing the reader to form a close relationship with the main character, Joy Stone. Structurally we are allowed access to both the private and public life, with reflections into the past written italicly, and the present recorded in normal typography.
Whilst the narrative adopts the appearance of a stream of consciousness style narration, it is in fact carefully contrived and mediated by Galloway, this is evident in the carefully constructed syntax, and often provocatively humerous yet politically charged anecdotes. Galloways authorial presence is felt through Joys narration.
Main Character: Joy Stone
Joy Stone is a teacher who after the accidental drowning of her partner, whilst on holiday experiences a complete nervous breakdown. Through the process of grief, Galloway examines the position of women and the roles they are required to adopt, and offers a critique of the traditional treatment of women. The opening sentence of the novel sets the tone of alineation which runs thoughout, "i watch myself from the corner of the room," There is a sense of disembodiment, and analytical distance which is maintained, though we sympathise with Joy's situation we remain as observers to anothers obscure pain. Joy herself though severely depressed is scarcely emotional, her distress and pain is recorded with an almost aloof coldness, we do not witness the extremes of emotion she occasionally mentions, such as the mark on the wall where she once threw a glass, and the times that she reports sceaming with David. It is hard to imagine Joy possessed by such wild passions, this perhaps is because she has become too disembodied, she is experiencing a complete loss of identity.
In part, this loss of identity could be derived from Joy having no place to grieve for Michael. She is not his mother - wife - sister or daughter, she is simply his mistress, which has connotations akin to being a prostitute. She has no real place in society, her parents are dead, she is no ones daughter, no ones wife mother or even girlfriend. Her job is the place where she earns her definition, however she is treated at work like a little girl, asked to smile and appear happy for the benefit of the other staff, to ease their working day.
Part of her illness is that she has stopped 'behaving' and refuses to be pliant and obedient, the desired state if any women. Thisn is demonstrated through the dialogue style interactions she reproduces, which appear like scenes from a drama. Most of these interactions occur between Joy and a male, be it a doctor, psychiatrist or boss. Her refusal to assume the desired role demonstrates her disengagement with societal norms. Galloways authorial presence is felt in these sometimes humerous sometimes despairing interactions. Galloway offers a close examination of the ritualistic norms expected of women, the preparation of tea for the health visitor requires a lot of effort, but as Joy notes "it's a set routine so i don't need to think. It just uses my body and runs itself," the whole process is so expected, it has become ingrained and internalised. The house must be scrubbed thoroughly "until my hands are swollen from cold water" then the biscuits must be carefully selected and bought and tastefully arranged, and afterwards are thrown out, no longer usefull. Joy also engages in a lengthy bathing ritual, akin to a religious clensing, the dirt and sin scrubbed away, once a blank canvas she repaints herself with makeup, drawing on the smile, and colouring in the eyes, until she feels she is acceptable for male eyes. Though the work and effort behind such preperations is kept secret, and taken for granted by the world. As joy notes towards the end of the novel, "neat phrases hide hard work' here expectation hides hard work. In this novel Joy is stripped of everything, stripped of all normal sustinance, Galloway notes that she wished to examine what would keep this woman getting out of bed everyday, it is because there is no other choice, we have to take what small pitance there is on offer and build on it. This, Galloway believes is heroism, what makes human beings great. This is an essentially feminist take on greatness, the examination and appreciation of the perportedly small actions which make life.Joy emerges at the end of the novel as a women on her way to regaining her identity. This occurs when she adopts the pen, and begins to nurture herself, finding her own voice and using it.


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For the sake of being (politically correct) we have disregarded the word of God and become tolerant of things that blatantly ignore the teachings of the word. We live in a society where the highest court in the land has said it's OK — men can marry men, women can marry women, but what does God say?
For the sake of being (politically correct) we have disregarded the word of God and become tolerant of things that blatantly ignore the teachings of the word. We live in a society where the highest court in the land has said it's OK — men can marry men, women can marry women, but what does God say?
We live in a society where the incidence of social ills are many. Teenage suicide has increased as a result of "bullying." The crime rate is escalating because of greed and total disregard for our fellowman. The sanctity of marriage is no more regarded. Possibly the only decline maybe in the divorce rate and that can be attributed to the fact that people are not marrying. There is a high incidence of co-habitating (shacking). That has become the norm in our society.
We live in a world where love has waxed cold. We have come to the point where we seek certain individuals (president, supreme court or whomever your hero might be) to effect the needed change we so desperately seek in our society. I would suggest to you that we have forgotten God.
In times like these it is important that men of God, those who are called, preach an unmitigated gospel, not submitting to 2 Timothy 4:3. We must be proclaiming the same things, the lack of which creates confusion among the masses.
Because we are living in perilous time, we need an anchor. We need hope. I would like to suggest to you that that anchor, that hope is in Christ Jesus and his promises.
God has promised that he would intervene, however we have a part to play. Your role: 2 Chronicles 7:14 (read it.) God prescribes the antidote for a sick and perverse world that hinges on succumbing. It is clear from this passage that (1) humility is foremost. We must realize that God is all sufficient and without him we can do nothing and are nothing. You see, God cannot effectively use "his" people until they are empowered by the holy spirit.
(2) Prayer is always in order. Man ought always pray unceasingly. Pray not only in good times but in other times too. God is a merciful God and goes to every extreme to bring us to him.
(3) To seek his face is to give ones complete devotion to him. Mark 12:30 (read it). We should be motivated toward this end because he gave his all, his only son, while we were yet sinners.
Matthew 5:16 instructs us to let our light shine before men that they may see your good works and glorify the father. Is it any wonder that we are faced with so many diabolical challenges and ills when "god's people," those of us who profess to be his, continue to engage in the evils of the world, thereby admitting to be merely professers and not possessers of repentant and contrite hearts?
Even in times like these, God desires to heal the land. He has provided the prescription. You got to follow his order: Humility - Matthew 16:24; Prayer - Proverbs 15:8; Devotion - Deuteromony 6:5; Repentance - Acts 3:19.
It is only after God's people have demonstrated their sincerity for healing by following the prescription that he will intervene and heal our sicknesses.
It is time, high time, that God's people follow the example of our Lord and Saviour, to live out Luke 2:49 "to be about our father's business," in times like these.
The Rev. Kenneth E. Harris is associate pastor at Indiana Street Baptist Church.
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The Executive Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree program in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology is targeted toward full-time professionals working in industry or other research laboratories who are involved in research at their workplace but do not have a PhD. These individuals do not need to give up their jobs to enroll in this PhD program.
Research performed at the industry will serve as the dissertation research topic. The required courses will be done through distance learning technology. This program is available to professionals who are working in the areas of biochemistry, molecular biology, biotechnology, nanotechnology, and medicine. It is intended to help individuals who are seeking to either move ahead in their field or switch careers altogether. It also fulfills the lifelong learning desire of industrial professionals who wish to further their education at the graduate level.
This program provides an outstanding educational opportunities and a broad knowledge base in the various aspects of modern biochemistry and molecular biology. Individuals will have a unique perspective on fundamental biochemical problems, resulting in more career options and increasing the likelihood that they will make important contributions to scientific progress and society.
The enrolled professional will have a mentor and dissertation committee from the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology and a co-mentor from his/her work place. Some of the requirements of this program include that these students take the required courses, perform dissertation research, pass the qualifying exam, visit campus every year to present their research as a poster, and pass the dissertation examination.


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Trailer Report: 'Hunger Games' Outpaces Next Six Most Popular Previews Combined
"Catching Fire's" two trailers recorded nearly as many views as the rest of the top 10.
Hunger Games: Catching Fire trailer No. 1 scored 7.5 million views to take the top spot as the Internet's most viewed coming attraction during the last week of summer.
The second part of the dystopian YA trilogy racked up as many eyeballs as the next six spots on the top 10 list combined.
Add in the views for the movie's second trailer, which was the ninth-most-viewed trailer of the week, and Hunger Games trailers were viewed about 8.14 million times last week. The other eight movies had a total of 8.4 million views.
The No. 2 spot was held by Despicable Me 2 (trailer No. 3) with 2.5 million views, for a lifetime total of 69 million; followed by The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug No. 1, with 1 million views; 300: Rise of an Empire No. 1 in fourth, with 973,000 views; and We're the Millers (trailer No. 2) in fifth with 946,000.
Rounding out the bottom half of the list were One Direction: This Is Us No. 1 in sixth at 924,000, Riddick (trailer No. 1) with 803,000 and Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa No. 1 with 679,000.
One Direction's concert movie finished the Labor Day weekend as the second-highest-grossing movie, with a take of $18 million. Lee Daniels' The Butler, which was the highest-grossing film at $20 million, was not one of the 25 most viewed trailers last week.
Looking outside the top 10, the international trailers for 47 Ronin and The Counselor debuted at No. 15 and No. 20, respectively.
SyFy TV movie sensation Sharknado continues to draw attention with its trailer coming in at No. 22 more than a month after it first aired on the cable channel.


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The Petaluma Educational Foundation has once again stepped up big time to help Petaluma-area schools.
PEF recently awarded its annual Impact Grants, providing grants to schools, both public and private, throughout the Petaluma area totaling $202,131. Since 1982, PEF has awarded grants totaling $3,346,228.
PEF awards grants of up to $15,000 for programs to support effective instructional ideas, student access and impact and innovations to enrich and enhance the academic experience of students.
Main focus areas for the grants are technology, science, health and nutrition, STEM/STEAM, fine arts and literacy and the language arts.
Among the schools to benefit from IMPACT Grants this year are:
Live Oak Charter: $15,000 for leveled reader library collection books.
Petaluma High School: $15,000 for a physical education 14-station cable machine.
Grant Elementary: $15,000 for codified: K-6 robotics and coding engineering tools.
Crossroads Community School: $3,662 for desk bikes for special needs students.
St. Vincent High School: $14,568 for laptops for science.
Petaluma City Schools: $3,800 for digital camera/video kits.
Petaluma High School: $14,840 for digital cameras for photography class.
La Tercera School: $10,409 for Soaring Through A Series leveled reading series for TK through sixth grades and campus book stations.
McNear Elementary: $15,000 for expanded engineering instruction for K-eighth grades.
Casa Grande High School: $15,000 for Robotics Program 2.0, student design and manufacture of robotics,
Corona Creek Elementary: $14,969 for a STEAM innovation lab for TK through sixth grade.
Valley Vista Elementary, $11,211 for Curiosity Lab: Plunging into STEM providing robotics, coding and engineering instruction for grades TK through sixth.
Meadow Elementary: M Studio for robotics, coding and engineering instruction for grades TK through sixth.
Wilson Elementary: $12,534 for a campus digital media studio.
Casa Grande High School: $14,400 for the United Anglers of Casa Grande watershed enhancement program.
South County Consortium: $12,138 for technology-based learning systems for special needs students.
PEF is accepting financial donations to support its grant program. More information is at www.pefinfo.com/grants.


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New Americans In The Evergreen State: Immigrants, Latinos, And Asians Are Growing Economic And Political Force In Washington
by Mary Giovagnoli et. al of the Immigration Policy Center
D.C. - The Immigration Policy Center has compiled research
which shows that immigrants, Latinos, and
Asians are an important part of
Washington's economy, labor force, and tax base.
Immigrants and their children are a growing economic and
political force as consumers, taxpayers, and
entrepreneurs. With the nation working towards economic
recovery, Latinos, Asians and immigrants will continue to play
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There is no denying the contributions immigrants, Latinos, and Asians make in Washington and the important role they will play in the state's political and economic future. For more data on their contributions to the Evergreen State, view the IPC fact sheet in its entirety:
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As we discussed previously, when there are conflicting interests between our ratzon and what we sense to be pleasurable, our bechira is the mediator that decides how to proceed. In contrast to these two clashing factors which are instinctive, bechira is an attribute which must be acquired. The means of acquiring this quality is daas - intellect. Daas has the ability to take the instinctive "me" and transform it into a lofty being which is governed by intellect. Daas enables pleasures to be chosen wisely, and thereby elevates the natural tendency of pleasure seeking and makes it more sophisticated.
Torah law dictates that any acquisition must be accompanied by an element of daas. One who lacks daas cannot acquire an object. In a similar vein when we utilize our daas toward getting to know ourselves, we "acquire" ourselves i.e. we create a profound internal connection.
The intellect and discernment that are characteristic of daas are required also for a true analysis of middos. The topic of middos is the most confusing and most mistake-ridden subject in the Torah. While mitzvos have definite amounts (amah, kizayis etc.), middos are dependent on each individual person. Moreover, detecting each individual middah can often be difficult. For example, when Reuven approaches Shimon with a smile on his face, is he expressing kindness or flattery; is his shining countenance a manifestation of good heartedness or a representation of a conniving mind? Sometimes the difference between positive and negative middos can be a figurative hairsbreadth apart.
Furthermore, at times it is difficult for one to determine which middos are present inside himself. While this is true with regard to negative middos, it is even more apparent when trying to uncover one's positive middos. Unfortunately, people are generally critical of others and therefore focus on their negative traits. This behavior then backfires when they attempt to focus on their own middos: they focus on the negative aspects and fail to see the many positive qualities.
There are a number of seforim that are extremely helpful in helping one get to know oneself. They include the Rambam's Shemoneh Perakim, Chovos Halevovos, Shaarei Teshuva and Ohr Yisrael. The road to become truly familiar with oneself cannot be traveled overnight. It requires paying attention to the thought processes that occupy our minds on a daily basis and understanding what makes us tick consciously and subconsciously.
Yet, because a person is blinded by his partiality to himself, he evades perceiving the truth. Should he nevertheless reveal a destructive middah, he will automatically try to invent all types of excuses to cover this flaw. If he is unsuccessful in finding a satisfactory answer for his imperfection, he may become depressed. Interestingly enough, people also evade discovering their qualities. The rationale for such behavior is that the knowledge that Hashem has bequeathed a person with a valuable middah brings along with it certain responsibilities. The attribute was obviously given to him so that it be used toward personal growth or to benefit others. Subconsciously he may feel that it is so much easier to be average without any special responsibilities.
However, the truth is that there is no reason to get depressed when revealing a negative trait and there is no reason to be worried or become haughty after revealing a quality. Deficiencies can be rectified and qualities were given to us to assist us in self improvement. Take a stance and get to know yourself. Elul is a great time to find out exactly who is the "ani" in "Ani l'Dodi v'Dodi li!"


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I eat a lot of lentils. Lentil soup, plain lentils, lentils with fresh squeezed oranges (it's a lot better than it sounds)…if there are lentils involved in a dish, odds are I'm going to be a fan. I've convinced friends to try lentils because in my mind, they have no idea what they're missing. I think you get the point; I really like lentils.
So, you can imagine I was excited to try out the new gluten-free Red Lentil Rotini from Tolerant. The folks at Tolerant also sent us a sample of their Black Bean Penne. I called "dibs" on the Red Lentil Rotini and Jennifer North, the Vice President of the National Foundation for Celiac Awareness (NFCA), took the black bean pasta home to try.
To get the full taste of the pasta, I kept the recipe simple: steamed broccoli, green peppers, onions, olive oil, garlic and spices (and the red lentil pasta, of course). While boiling the pasta, I did notice that the starch created a film in the water. This made it a little difficult to drain them, but it wasn't a big issue. If you try out the rotini, I'd recommend adding a little bit more water than you normally would, especially because it will make it easier to scoop some of the film from the top before draining.
If you're not all that into cooking or don't have much time to, these are definitely for you. Eight to 10 minutes are all it takes to boil them. The convenience of the pasta doesn't end with its short cook time, either. You'll spend less time reading ingredient labels on Tolerant products. Why? They're made with just one ingredient! "Red lentils" are literally the only ingredient in this rotini (and same goes for the black bean).
I'm a fan of the taste and texture of the Red Lentil Rotini as well. It's not a gluten-free pasta trying to taste like its wheat-based counterpart. It's meant to taste like red lentils (and, with just one ingredient, it definitely does). There is no grittiness to this pasta and it didn't turn to mush once it was finished. Jennifer said her family were fans of the Black Bean Penne (she was pretty happy about the single ingredient, too). Plus, these products offer a good amount of protein and fiber.
The box says eight minutes are all you need to prepare them, but I thought they needed to be boiled closer to the 10 minutes. At eight minutes, they were still a little hard for my taste. I'd recommend trying one or two before you drain them, just to make sure it's the consistency you prefer.
The uses for this pasta are endless. Next time you're bored with your same old gluten-free pasta routine, try one of the products from Tolerant to put a new twist on a favorite recipe. Let me know how it turns out!
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Yardley is reserved, Marchand has communication issues, and in spite of their mutual attraction, they struggle to work things out.
A Brand New Address (Book One of the Intervenus Series)
Author: Kathleen Rowland
Genre: Futuristic sweet romantic
suspense for Teens
Date of Release: May, 2014
Publisher: Kathleen Rowland
Buy Links:Amazon
Blurb:Yardley Van Dyke promised her dying mother she'd care for the family by growing food in their Ice Age greenhouse. Family dynamics change when her dad's fiancé sells it. Yardley signs up as an intergalactic gardener on Marchand LaFond's shuttle. Groomed for the space voyage, he calls the shots. In spite of his brazen exterior, she falls for him, but he can't let emotions get in the way of his mission.
Maneuvering through sun spikes and space junk is dangerous enough. Evil Vito Savage plans to annihilate his competition.
Will Venus be Yardley and Marchand's new address where they can fulfill their dreams?
About Kathleen:Kathleen Rowland is devoted to giving her readers fast-paced, high-stakes suspense with a sizzling love story sure to melt their hearts. Kathleen used to write computer programs but now writes novels. She grew up in Iowa where she caught lightning bugs, ran barefoot, and raced her sailboat on Lake Okoboji. Now she wears flip-flops and sails with her husband, Gerry, on Newport Harbor but wishes there were lightning bugs in California.
Kathleen's genre is Romantic Suspense, running the gamete from sweet to ultra-spicy. All books, including her futuristic Intervenus series for teens and new adults, are set near water. Her grandchildren are allowed to read these books!
On futuristic habitable Venus, a creek bubbles from underground in A Brand New Address and Betrayal at Crater's Edge. For adult readers Deeds of Deceit ignites Big Bear Lake. A Key to all that Glitters and Falling Evermore scrape along SoCal's Pacific shores.
Her work-in-progress for adults, Deadly Alliance, takes place in Lake Arrowhead, California and Malahide Village, Ireland.
Kathleen treasures time spent with the love of her life, Gerry. While proud of their five children who've flown the coop, she has the luxury of time to write.
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