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G&L Legacy Semi-Hollow Guitar featuring a Swamp Ash Body with a Beautiful Flame Maple Top. Semi-Hollow design with F-hole, Vintage Tint Maple Neck and Fretboard, Pearloid Pickguard, Locking Tuners and G&L pickups. Finished in a gorgeous Trans Amber finish. Includes Hardcase. New with all Paperwork. Awesome Tone and Stunning Looks!
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Such cards are not universal, they cannot be viewed as general purpose processors. You have to view them as dedicated attached processors. The Clearspeed cards have 2 of their co-processors. Each has 96 FP units. I believe the architecture is a systolic array. To program them at a high level, you have a C variant that you can use, or you can hand code assembly. The latter is hard. The issue for these cards are the memory bandwidth in and out of the PCI-x based interface. There are tricks you can play for a well designed system, but you cannot escape the bandwidth ceiling of PCI-x. For many algorithms of potential interest to this list, memory bandwidth is as important as FP performance. Having effectively 100 processors on the far side of a narrow pipe means you have to design algorithms with that pipe width in mind. >> If Clearspeed would consider mass production with a cost like >> $100.-$500.- >> per card the market would be huge, because the card would be competing >> with >> multi-core processors like the IBM-Sony Cell. Kahan had some interesting things to say about the Cell. Summarized like this. You get to choose one with Cell: Fast or Accurate. He was making this point in general but pointed out some issues. This is from a talk on his web site. Caveat: I don't have a cell to play with (yes Santa, I would like 1 or 2 hundred), so I can't run paranoia or other fun tests. > You need "really big" volumes to get there. Retail pricing of $200 > implies a bill of materials cost down in the sub $20 range. Yup. Volume drives lower pricing. Economies of scale matter. This is why FPGAs are where they are price wise. They don't have large volumes. If they did, pricing should be better. > Considering > that a run of the mill ASIC spin costs >$1M (for a small number of parts > produced), your volume has to be several hundred thousand (or a million) > before you even cover the cost of your development. > > The video card folks can do this because > a) each successive generation of cards is derived from the past, so the > NRE is lower.. most of the card (and IC) is the same I believe they are in incremental improvement mode. This keeps redesign costs way down. > b) they have truly gargantuan volumes This is the critical thing. Remember, these are highly pipelined graphical supercomputers. The ClawHMMer project ran a hardware accelerated HMMer on an nVidia GT6800 5x faster than the P4 hosting the card. > c) they have sales from existing products to provide cash to support the > development of version N+1. Cash is king. > {I leave aside the possibility of magic elves, although with some > consumer products, I have no idea how they can design, produce, and sell > it at the price they do. Making use of relative currency values can > also help, but that's in the non-technological magic elf category, as > far as I'm concerned.} Actually lots of stuff is done outside the US these days. Not magic elves per se, but Indian and Chinese engineers and scientists who are extremely good at what they do. This starts getting into a cost and productivity discussion rather rapidly. >> The possibly most interesting niche for the Clearspeed cards appears >> to me >> accelerating proprietary applications like Matlab, Mathematica and >> particularly >> Excel that run on a single PC and that can hardly be reprogrammed by >> their >> users to run on a distributed cluster. > > > > I would say that there is more potential for a clever soul to reprogram > the guts of Matlab, etc., to transparently share the work across > multiple machines. I think that's in the back of the mind of MS, as > they move toward a services environment and .NET :) So imagine if you will an LD_PRELOAD environment variable which points a users code over to the relevant libraries which work their magic behind the scenes. I would be hard pressed to imagine using this for Excel, but could see it for Matlab. Programming at high levels with high performance. Of course Kahan also rips into them over accuracy ... > > Jim > -- Joseph Landman, Ph.D Founder and CEO Scalable Informatics LLC, email: landman at scalableinformatics.com web : http://www.scalableinformatics.com phone: +1 734 786 8423 fax : +1 734 786 8452 cell : +1 734 612 4615

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text: We tried hard to think of a situation where we would be in Saudi Arabia with a broken down car in need of a tow. After watching this shaky "Blair Witch Project" style video from Riyadh, we're glad it's not an occasion we're likely to see. If you somehow find yourself needing a tow from a Saudi local, you might be better off just pushing. Wonder if the driver knows he's doing it wrong? [via Neatorama]


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Question for the Money Doctors
Question submitted on Apr 23, 2010.
QuestionCan a married couple set up an irrevocable trust and be the trustees of it?
This question should be confirmed by your estate planning attorney but generally speaking the couple could be co-trustees of an irrevocable trust that they set up as the co-grantors. The primary reason most people set up an irrevocable trust is for estate and tax considerations. Thus, it is important in this type of situation to properly structure and administer the trust in order to avoid causing estate inclusion to the couple. There is an opportunity over the next 21 months for larger estates with the $5 million exemption through the end of 2012 so depending on the married couple's situation they could possibly utilized this technique as part of the estate plan. This topic is complicated to ensure that the objectives of forming the trust are met and the grantors do not trigger estate inclusion, so an estate attorney experienced with this set up should be consulted.
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Important Changes to Fuzeon Product Labeling
January 31, 2007
Important additions have been made to the Fuzeon (enfuvirtide) for injection product label to include a description of nerve bundle pain, hematoma, and cautionary wording regarding Biojector use in patients with coagulopathy. The changes add language to the Precautions, Adverse Reactions, and Dosage and Administration sections of the Physician's Insert (PI), as well as corresponding changes to the Patient's Package Insert (PPI), to provide additional safety information regarding the use of the Biojector 2000 to administer Fuzeon as follows:
This article was provided by U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Visit the FDA's website to find out more about their activities and publications.


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Mikhail Grigorenko recorded four assists Quebec defeated Acadie-Bathurst 8-3. Grigorenko, whose four helpers was a personal best in 74 regular season games since arriving in the QMJHL, currently places fifth in league scoring with 11 goals and 30 points. Adam Erne ('13) paved the way for the Remparts with a hat trick. Quebec goes back at it Saturday with a visit to Rimouski.
Alex Lepkowski went without a point in Barrie's 6-4 loss to Sudbury. The Colts continue their road trip Saturday in Sault Ste. Marie.
Brady Austin was a team-best plus-two as Belleville lost in overtime 4-3 to London. Illinois native Alex Broadhurst buried a rebound for the OT winner for the Knights. The Bulls return to action Saturday in Saginaw.
In the WHL, Andrey Makarov made 34 saves as Saskatoon won in overtime at Kootenay 3-2. Makarov improved to 7-9-0-0. He has yet to lose an OT decision. The Blades visit Lethbridge on Saturday.
Colin Jacobs finished -1 as Prince George lost in the shootout to Kamloops 2-1. It could be time to mix in some different moves as the big center missed in his shootout attempt for the second straight weekend.
Logan Nelson logged a -2 rating as Victoria was handled by Portland 6-2. The Royals remain in Rose City for Saturday's rematch.
In college play, Jake McCabe and Brad Navin each captured their first goal of the year as Wisconsin lost their home opener in overtime 5-4 to Colorado College. Navin connected from in front of the net to make it to give Wisconsin an early 2-0 lead. In the third period, McCabe buried a one-timer as the Badgers took a 3-2 lead. Wisconsin and CC square off again on Saturday with the Badgers looking to gain a series split.
Christian Isackson punched three shots on goal as Minnesota earned a 3-2 victory over Minnesota State. The sophomore wing, who nearly added to his goal total early on when he whiffed during a two-on-one break, skated with Erik Haula and Nate Condon to form one of the Gophers' scoring lines. The Gophers and Mavs finish the series Saturday in Mankato.
Mark Adams finished +1 as Providence edged Vermont 3-2. The two teams will tangle again on Saturday as the Friars go for their second straight Hockey East sweep.
Judd Peterson did not score as Cedar Rapids was beaten by Tri-City 2-1. The RoughRiders remain at home for Saturday's tilt with Omaha.
Linus Ullmark made 27 saves as MODO J20 defeated Brynas 5-2. Ullmark recovered from Wednesday's shellacking to improve to 7-4-0 this season with a 2.58 GAA and .897 save%.
Joel Armia directed five shots at the net as Assat lost to Lukko 4-3. Armia has collected eight goals and 12 points through 19 games, well ahead of his pace of 2+5 at the same point a year ago.
In the AHL, Zemgus Girgensons scored his first professional goal and Marcus Foligno notched the shootout clincher as Rochester continued their excellent early season play in a 3-2 triumph over Hamilton. The Amerks move to 6-2-1 on the year heading into Saturday's rematch in Hamilton.


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Rewind Stand Up Comedy Clip Of The Week: Aries Spears Doing Arnold Schwarzenegger, Pacino & Deniro Impressions!
Pacino vs. DeNiro scene from "Heat"
From Aries Spears' 2011 stand-up special, "Hollywood, Look I'm Smiling".
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beat around the bush | beat about the bush
This page is about the idiom beat around the bush | beat about the bush
If you beat around the bush, or beat about the bush, you don't say something directly, usually because you don't want to upset the person you're talking to.
For example
- I had trouble telling Pedro he'd lost his job. I started beating around the bush and talking about one door closing and another door opening.
- Stop beating about the bush. Just tell me what's happened!
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J is part of the kids' choir at church.
On Saturday the group went to a local senior center to perform. They did such great job.
It didn't start out so lovely...
From across the room I found what I thought would be the perfect seat to get pictures of J doin her thang. So I excitedly ran over and plopped down only to find this...
Really Judy?!
Ok, so I panicked for a second, but c'mon, how could you be mad at Judy? She is so cute! I have now decided that if I am ever in need of a wheelchair I will be getting a license plate with my name on it. And possibly some rhinestones.
I had to be one of those pushy moms who goes up and sits in the front on the floor, but I did get some good pictures.
Here she is singing her little heart out.
I loved watching these kids spread the gospel message and have conversation with the elderly folks that came to watch them.
We topped off the afternoon with an ice cream date which she was very excited about.


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Doug Dome, president, All Terrain
All Terrain, a national experiential marketing agency, announced it appointed veteran Doug Dome as president. This newly created position will report to agency co-founders Sarah Eck-Thompson and Brook Jay. Dome will be responsible for fueling and managing agency growth including expanding services and processes to support the agency¿s innovative experiential design model. Dome most recently served as president of Dome Consulting providing marketing, management and communications consulting to help organizations evolve their service and product offerings to reflect the convergence of online and offline marketing disciplines. All Terrain has been a Dome Consulting client for the past year. Dome has also held senior leadership roles including: president and chief creative officer at Gigunda Group; managing principal and chief creative officer at Carmichael Lynch Spong; managing director, Impact PR and Events at FCB Chicago; manager, public relations at Verizon; and director, Promotions and PR at the Fairmont Hotel.
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Courtney Cox is a pro at keeping it cool and casual while paparazzi are doing their thing a mere three feet away (see the photo after the jump. No zoom lenses in use here.) Here she is exiting Maxfield's boutique in LA with her black Chanel Classic Flap Bag. This Chanel bag is a tried and true celeb fave - so much so that it makes an appearance in the majority of editions of our ever-popular series "The Many Bags of..." (See: Alexa Chung, Jessica Biel, and Anne Hathaway, for starters.)
It's easy to see what makes this particular bag such a popular choice - it's a timeless, versatile bag that goes with everything from sweaters and jeans to red carpet apparel. It has a classic shape, and the metal chain hardware has miraculously avoided being too trendy (or untrendy) for decades. A little backhistory for you PB newbies: the Chanel Classic Flap Bag was designed by Coco herself, and reissued by Karl Lagerfeld in 2005. Obviously, like all Chanel bags, it's far too iconic to ever be made available to the sprawling internet masses online.
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Washington D.C , RAPPER from N.W Uptown: WINK is known for his lyrical street content and catchy hooks!!! Wink hits the streets with his hood anthem PUMPIN!!! OFF HIS UP AND COMING MIXTAPE ALBUM (ALLWORK NO PLAY!!) Subscribe to his youtube channel wink sozetv
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Point Park University's George Rowland White Performance Center
The $16 million George Rowland White Performance Center opened in 2008 in the heart of Downtown Pittsburgh. It is a Gold LEED-certified building and one of the few green arts facilities in the region. The 44,000-square-foot center includes:
Students and faculty discuss the state-of-the-art dance facility.
- Four floors with extra-height ceilings, comparable in size to a six-story building
- Eight studios for rehearsals and performances (Point Park University is an accredited institutional member of the National Association of Schools of Dance.)
- State-of-the-art heating and cooling systems, ventilation, flooring, lighting, acoustics and equipment
- Grand pianos and state-of-the-art sound systems
- On-site student lockers, showers, changing spaces and bike racks
Rehearsal and Performance Facilities in the Complex
George Rowland White Performance Studio
This dance studio can be converted into a fully functional performance space to meet the needs of various projects at the conservatory. It offers intimate audience seating for 188 and a 40-foot-by-30-foot performance space, the second largest in Downtown Pittsburgh.
Hilda Willis Tap Dance Studio
Students in the dance and musical theatre programs use this 40-foot-by-50-foot facility, located on the lower level of the center.
George Rowland White Dance Studios Two, Three, Four, Five, Six and Seven
The studios on the first and second floors average 60 feet by 40 feet or 50 feet by 40 feet in size and have extra-high ceilings, offering dancers maximum space for leaps, circular patterns and lifts.
The Pittsburgh Playhouse is located in the neighborhood of
Oakland, and a free shuttle service is provided by the University.
The Pittsburgh Playhouse
The Pittsburgh Playhouse is the performing arts center of Point Park University and the Conservatory of Performing Arts. The three-theater complex is home to The REP — the professional theatre company — and three student companies: Conservatory Theatre Company, Conservatory Dance Company and Playhouse Jr.
Seating capacities for the theaters are as follows:
- Rockwell Theater: more than 400
- Rauh Theater: 235
- Studio Theater: 60–65
The Pittsburgh Playhouse maintains a rigorous performance calendar with 18 major productions entertaining more than 30,000 patrons annually. The Playhouse is a fully functional theatre with an on-site costume shop, scene shop and lighting and sound design labs. Students in the program have the opportunity to work alongside professionals to hone their craft.
The Playhouse is currently located in the Pittsburgh neighborhood of Oakland, but it is scheduled to move downtown as part of Phase II of Point Park's Academic Village.
Other Facilities
In addition to the George Rowland White Performance Center and Pittsburgh Playhouse, dance students have the opportunity each year to perform at the Byham Theatre, located in the heart of Pittsburgh's Cultural District.
For more information, check out the campus map, which shows these facilities, as well as other key locations.


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Astrosub - Fighter Jet Astro Submarine
The Astrosub is a spacecraft that has the power to transform into a submarine. It has a working periscope, which converts to a handy bomb sight, for use in conjunction with the bomb release trigger. The wings and fins fold up and down, to indicate the shift from spaceship to submarine mode.
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ATLANTA (AP) — A lawyer involved in a dispute over Martin Luther King Jr.'s Bible and Nobel Peace Prize says few words were exchanged as King's daughter surrendered the items to be put in a safe deposit box.
A judge had ordered the items be kept there, with the keys held by the court, until the dispute is settled.
Lawyer William Hill, who represents the slain civil rights icon's estate, tells The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (https://bit.ly/1oGAgSF ) the Rev. Bernice King gave the items to her brother Martin Luther King III so they could be placed in the safe deposit box during a Monday meeting that was over in five minutes.
Bernice and her father's estate, which is controlled by her brothers, are locked in a legal dispute over the ownership of the Bible and peace prize.
Information from: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, https://www.ajc.com


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making rye bread in a DXL
I'm having trouble with my rye breads ion the DXL. The loaves seem fine but after putting themm on parchment paper they start to flatten out. I've been following George Greensteins recipes. The dough doesn't seem to be worked in the machine unless I move the scraper around and/or the roller or constaqntly push the dough off the hook. Should I go to folding the dough every 30 minutes to develope the gluten more? I'm thinking of putting some vital gluten in the mix. This may not have anythinbg to do with the mixer itself but the mixer himself.


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- That's not the exact wording, but if you read between the lines
When we saw Miss Fortune at the Royal Opera House (click to read review) there was something just a little off about how it presented the b-boys essentially as lowlife scum.
If you read the review you'll understand that we felt that wasn't cool, seeming a little bit racially profiley - putting street dancers in a negative light despite hip hop having worked so hard to get into theatres only to have it mocked by the venues that put them on: "Awfully intelligent isn't it - it's about the riots!" and so on.
It was dancers from Soul Mavericks that later got the job.
Miss Fortune (Royal Opera House) casting callWe are looking for 6 young male breakdancers, preferably of mixed colour, for a new opera called Miss Fortune.
Rehearsals begin Monday 13 February 2012
The General Dress Rehearsal is on Friday 9 March 2012 at 11.00
There are 5 performances at 19.30 on March 12, 16, 20, 23, 28.
The director and choroegrapher would prefer teams of guys who have worked together, if possible. The choreographer is Ran Arthur Braun.
We will audition on Sunday 11 December at 14.00 in the Opera House.
- male
- young 18-30
- mixed colour
- highly-skilled
- teams preferred
- look like "gangs"
- good body to show off
- physically impressive
- look of "violence"
- acrobatic skills
- on stage a lot
What do you think? Do Soul Mavericks fit this profile of looking like a gang, or have a violent appearance, or was it just how the elitists in the world of high arts would like to see street dancing portrayed?
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Jackets & Coats
Take outerwear into the new season with our latest Jackets & Coats. Casual layering is made easy with the lightweight shacket.Thepuffer jacket is also a key style, while the biker jacket gets updated with slouchy fits, studs and faux fur collars. Need something with a little more day-to-night versatility? Try a softly tailored blazer that doubles as a dress worn with tights.


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hey guys,
i live in brisbane Australia.
i have always been a big fan of Jim Carrey. my favourites of his movies are Bruce Almighty, Liar Liar and several others.
i havent seen his batman one, the Eternal Sunshine one, the new one (as it hasnt screened yet here in aus.
do any of you know the address to write to him????? i really want to write to him as i would give anything to meet him, or at least get a reply from him.
oh and that animation thats on this site-that is bloody hilarious!!!!


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To ensure that the Commonwealth's property, plan and equipment, under the control of Virginia State University, is acquired, controlled and disposed of in the best interest of the Commonwealth.
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Matching family tree profiles for Rabbi Nachman of Breslev
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About Rabbi Nachman of Breslev
- http://www.breslov.com/en/index.php?title=Breslov_on_the_Internet!
- Breslever Rebbe / Na Nach Nachma Nachman M'Uman
Nachman of Breslov נחמן מברסלב, also known as Reb Nachman of Bratslav, Reb Nachman Breslover רב נחמן ברעסלאווער, Nachman from Uman (April 4, 1772 – October 16, 1810), was the founder of the Breslov Hasidic movement.
Rebbe Nachman, a great grandson of the Baal Shem Tov, breathed new life into the Hasidic movement by combining the esoteric secrets of Judaism (the Kabbalah) with in-depth Torah scholarship. He attracted thousands of followers during his lifetime and his influence continues until today.
Rebbe Nachman's religious philosophy revolved around closeness to God and speaking to God in normal conversation "as you would with a best friend." The concept of hitbodedut is central to his thinking.
Rebbe Nachman of Breslov, the great-grandson of the Baal Shem Tov—Master of the Good Name— founder of the Chassidic movement was born in 1772 (1 Nisan 5532) in the Ukrainian town of Medzeboz. He grew to be an outstanding tzaddik (saint), Torah sage, teacher and Chassidic master.
During his lifetime he attracted a devoted following of chassidim who looked to him as their prime source of spiritual guidance in their quest for God, as the 'Rebbe.' From the autumn of 1802 until the spring of 1810 Rebbe Nachman lived in Breslov, Ukraine. He then moved to Uman where he passed away from tuberculosis six months later (18 Tishrei 5571), at the age of thirty-eight. He is buried there till today.
Rebbe Nachman was a Kabbalist and a mystic of the highest order, and yet at the same time was artlessly practical and down-to-earth. He told tales of princes and princesses, beggars and kings, demons and saints and he taught of the need to live with faith, honesty and simplicity.
When Rebbe Nachman passed away his followers saw no one to take his place. Instead of appointing a new rebbe, they continued to turn to Rebbe Nachman's teachings for inspiration and guidance, continuing to look to him as "the Rebbe." The Breslover Chassidim have done so ever since, studying his writings and endeavoring to follow his teachings in their day-to-day lives. In this sense Rebbe Nachman is still the leader of the Breslover Chassidim.
Rabbi Nachman's Stories:
The Story of the Seven Beggars.
The Story of the Lost Princess.
The Story of the Master of Prayer.
Rebbe Nachman
R. Nachman of Breslov
Ben Chusid was born in the town of Brestlev (Breslov) and says the family is descended from Rabbi Nachman. "Chusid" is a form of "Hasid", and Nachman's influence on Hasidic Judaism is profound.
The number of generations between Nachman and Ben is based on what Ben told to Michael Chusid, but may not be historically accurate.
Note by Michael Chusid
Nachman of Breslov (From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia) Jump to: navigation, search Nachman of Breslov Breslover Rebbe
Grave of Rebbe Nachman of Breslov Full name Nachman of Breslov Main work Likutey Moharan Born 4 April 1772 (Rosh Chodesh Nisan 5532) Medzhybizh, Ukraine Died 16 October 1810 (18 Tishrei 5571) Uman, Ukraine Buried Uman, Ukraine, 17 October 1810 (19 Tishrei 5571) Dynasty Breslov Predecessor none Successor none
Father Simcha
Mother Feiga
Wife 1 Sashia,
daughter of Rabbi Ephraim of Ossatin
Children 1
Adil Sarah Feiga Chaya Miriam daughter (died in infancy) Yaakov Shlomo Ephraim
Wife 2 name unknown
For the amora, see Rav Nachman of Nehardea.
Nachman of Breslov (Hebrew: נחמן מברסלב),
also known as Reb Nachman of Bratslav,
Reb Nachman Breslover (Yiddish: רב נחמן ברעסלאווער),
Nachman from Uman (April 4, 1772 – October 16, 1810), was the founder of the Breslov Hasidic movement.
Rebbe Nachman, a great grandson of the Baal Shem Tov, breathed new life into the Hasidic movement by combining the esoteric secrets of Judaism (the Kabbalah) with in-depth Torah scholarship. He attracted thousands of followers during his lifetime and his influence continues until today.[1] Rebbe Nachman's religious philosophy revolved around closeness to God and speaking to God in normal conversation "as you would with a best friend." The concept of hitbodedut is central to his thinking.[1]
Contents [hide] 1 Biography 1.1 Move to Breslov 1.2 Move to Uman 2 Pilgrimage tradition 3 Teachings 3.1 Tikkun HaKlali 4 Controversy 4.1 Did he believe he was the Messiah? 4.1.1 Secular academic view 4.1.2 Breslov view 5 Published works 6 Quotes 7 See also 8 References 9 Bibliography 10 External links
[edit] BiographySee also: Baal Shem Tov family tree Rebbe Nachman was born in the town of Medzhybizh, Ukraine. His mother, Feiga, was the daughter of Adil (also spelled Udel), daughter of the Baal Shem Tov, founder of Hasidic Judaism. His father Simcha was the son of Rabbi Nachman of Horodenka (Gorodenka), one of the Baal Shem Tov's disciples, after whom Rebbe Nachman was named. Rebbe Nachman had two brothers, Yechiel Zvi and Yisroel Mes, and a sister, Perel.[2]
Rebbe Nachman told his disciples that as a small child, he eschewed the pleasures of this world and set his sights on spirituality.[3] He paid his melamed (teacher) three extra coins for every page of Talmud that he taught him, beyond the fee that his father was paying the teacher, to encourage the teacher to cover more material.[4] From the age of six, he would go out at night to pray at the grave of his great-grandfather, the Baal Shem Tov, and immerse in the mikveh afterward.[5]
At the age of 13, he married Sashia, daughter of Rabbi Ephraim, and moved to his father-in-law's house in Ossatin (Staraya Osota today). He acquired his first disciple on his wedding day, a young man named Shimon who was several years older than he.[6] He continued to teach and attract new followers in the Medvedevka region in the years that followed.
In 1798-1799 he traveled to the Land of Israel, where he was received with honor by the Hasidim living in Haifa, Tiberias, and Safed. In Tiberias, his influence brought about a reconciliation between the Lithuanian and Volhynian Hasidim.[7]
Shortly before Rosh Hashana 1800, Rebbe Nachman moved to the town of Zlatopol. The townspeople invited him to have the final word on who would lead the Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur prayer services. The man chosen to lead Neilah, the final prayer service of Yom Kippur, did not meet the Rebbe's approval. Suddenly the man was struck dumb and forced to step down, to his great embarrassment. After the fast ended, Rebbe Nachman spoke in a light-hearted way about what the man's true intentions had been, and the man was so incensed that he denounced Rebbe Nachman to Rabbi Aryeh Leib of Shpola, known as the "Shpoler Zeide", a prominent Hasidic rabbi and early disciple of Rabbi Pinchas of Koritz, who was a leading figure in the first generation of Hasidut. Thus began the Shpoler Zeide's vehement campaign against Breslov Hasidism.[8]
[edit] Move to Breslov River in Bratslav, central-west UkraineIn 1802, Rebbe Nachman moved to the town of Bratslav, Ukraine, also known as "Breslov". Here he declared, "Today we have planted the name of the Breslover Hasidim. This name will never disappear, because my followers will always be called after the town of Breslov."[9]
His move to the town of Breslov brought him into contact with Nathan Sternhartz ("Reb Noson"), a 22-year-old Torah scholar in the nearby town of Nemirov, eight miles north of Breslov. Over the next eight years, Reb Noson became his foremost disciple and scribe, recording all of Rebbe Nachman's formal lessons as well as transcribing the Rebbe's magnum opus, Likutey Moharan. After Rebbe Nachman's death, Reb Noson recorded all the informal conversations he and other disciples had had with the Rebbe, and published all of Rebbe Nachman's works as well as his own commentaries on them.
Rebbe Nachman and his wife Sashia had six daughters and two sons. Two daughters died in infancy and the two sons (Ya'akov and Shlomo Efraim) both died within a year and a half of their births. Their surviving children were Adil, Sarah, Miriam, and Chayah.[10] Sashia died of tuberculosis on June 11, 1807, the eve of Shavuot, and was buried in Zaslov just before the festival began.[11] The following month, Rebbe Nachman became engaged to a woman from Brody (name unknown). Right after the engagement, he contracted tuberculosis.[12]
[edit] Move to UmanIn May 1810, a fire broke out in Bratslav, destroying Rebbe Nachman's home. A group of maskilim (Jews belonging to the secular Haskalah [Enlightenment] movement) living in Uman, Ukraine invited him to live in their town, and provided housing for him as his illness worsened. Many years before, Rebbe Nachman had passed through Uman and told his disciples, "This is a good place to be buried."[13] He was referring to the cemetery where more than 20,000 Jewish martyrs were buried following the Haidamak Massacre of Uman of 1768. Rebbe Nachman died of tuberculosis at the age of 38 on the fourth day of Sukkot 1810, and was buried in that cemetery.[14]
[edit] Pilgrimage tradition Outside the modern-day synagogue which serves as the ohel for the grave of Rebbe Nachman.Main article: Rosh Hashana kibbutz During the Rebbe's lifetime, thousands of Hasidim traveled to be with him for the Jewish holidays of Rosh Hashana, Chanuka, and Shavuot, when he delivered his formal lessons. On the last Rosh Hashana of his life, Rebbe Nachman stressed to his followers the importance of being with him for that holiday in particular. Therefore, after the Rebbe's death, Reb Noson instituted an annual pilgrimage to the Rebbe's gravesite on Rosh Hashana.
This annual pilgrimage, called the Rosh Hashana kibbutz, drew thousands of Hasidim from all over Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania and even Poland until 1917, when the Bolshevik Revolution forced it to continue clandestinely. Only a dozen or so Hasidim risked making the annual pilgrimage during the Communist era, as the authorities regularly raided the gathering and often arrested and imprisoned worshippers. Beginning in the mid-1960s, Hasidim who lived outside Russia began to sneak into Uman to pray at Rebbe Nachman's grave during the year. After the fall of Communism in 1989, the gates were reopened entirely. In 2008, approximately 25,000 people from all over the world participated in this annual pilgrimage.[15]
In April 1810, Rebbe Nachman called two of his closest disciples, Rabbi Aharon of Breslov and Rabbi Naftali of Nemirov, to act as witnesses for an unprecedented vow:
"If someone comes to my grave, gives a coin to charity, and says these ten Psalms [the Tikkun HaKlali], I will pull him out from the depths of Gehinnom!" (Rabbi Nachman's Wisdom #141). "It makes no difference what he did until that day, but from that day on, he must take upon himself not to return to his foolish ways".[16]
This vow spurred many followers to undertake the trip to Rebbe Nachman's grave, even during the Communist crackdown.
[edit] TeachingsIn his short life, Rebbe Nachman achieved much acclaim as a teacher and spiritual leader, and is considered a seminal figure in the history of Hasidism. His contributions to Hasidic Judaism include the following:
He rejected the idea of hereditary Hasidic dynasties, and taught that each Hasid must "search for the tzaddik ('saintly/righteous person')" for himself — and within himself. He believed that every Jew has the potential to become a tzaddik.[17] He emphasized that a tzaddik should magnify the blessings on the community through his mitzvot. However, the tzaddik cannot "absolve" a Hasid of his sins, and the Hasid should pray only to God, not to the Rebbe. The purpose of confiding in another human being is to unburden the soul as part of the process of repentance and healing. (Modern psychology supports this idea, which is the "Fifth Step" in many 12-step programs for recovery.) In his early life, he stressed the practice of fasting and self-castigation as the most effective means of repentance. In later years, however, he abandoned these severe ascetisms because he felt they may lead to depression and sadness. He told his followers not to be "fanatics". Rather, they should choose one personal mitzvah to be very strict about, and do the others with the normal amount of care.[18] He encouraged his disciples to take every opportunity to increase holiness in themselves and their daily activities. For example, by marrying and living with one's spouse according to Torah law, one elevates sexual intimacy to an act bespeaking honor and respect to the God-given powers of procreation. This in turn safeguards the sign of the covenant, the brit milah ("covenant of circumcision") which is considered the symbol of the everlasting pact between God and the Jewish people. He urged everyone to seek out his own and others' good points in order to approach life in a state of continual happiness. If one cannot find any "good points" in himself, let him search his deeds. If he finds that his deeds were driven by ulterior motives or improper thoughts, let him search for the positive aspects within them. And if he cannot find any good points, he should at least be happy that he is a Jew. This "good point" is God's doing, not his. He placed great stress on living with faith, simplicity, and joy. He encouraged his followers to clap, sing and dance during or after their prayers, bringing them to a closer relationship with God. He emphasized the importance of intellectual learning and Torah scholarship. "You can originate Torah novellae, but do not change anything in the laws of the Shulchan Aruch!" he said. He and his disciples were thoroughly familiar with all the classic texts of Judaism, including the Talmud and its commentaries, Midrash, and Shulchan Aruch. He frequently recited extemporaneous prayers. He taught that his followers should spend an hour alone each day, talking aloud to God in his or her own words, as if "talking to a good friend." This is in addition to the prayers in the siddur. Breslover Hasidim still follow this practice today, which is known as hitbodedut (literally, "to make oneself be in solitude"). Rebbe Nachman taught that the best place to do hitbodedut was in a field or forest, among the natural works of God's creation. [edit] Tikkun HaKlaliMain article: Tikkun HaKlali Another prominent feature of Rebbe Nachman's teachings is his Tikkun HaKlali ("General Rectification" or "General Remedy") for spiritual correction. This general rectification can override the spiritual harm caused by many sins, or one sin whose ramifications are many. Rebbe Nachman revealed that ten specific Psalms, recited in this order: Psalms 16, 32, 41, 42, 59, 77, 90, 105, 137, and 150, constitute a special remedy for the sin of wasting seed, which defiles the sign of the covenant, and, by extension, all the other mitzvot. Most Breslover Hasidim try to say the Tikkun HaKlali daily.
[edit] ControversyRebbe Nachman lived at a time of controversy between Hasidim and more traditional Orthodox Jews, known as Misnagdim (opponents) for their opposition to hasidism. It was also a time of friction between Hasidim and proponents of Jewish emancipation and Haskalah. (In 1816, Joseph Perl wrote a denunciation of Hasidic mysticism and beliefs, in which he criticized many of the writings of Nachman, who had died six years earlier. Austrian imperial censors blocked publication of Perl's treatise, fearing that it would foment unrest among the empire's Jewish subjects.)
During his lifetime, Rebbe Nachman also encountered opposition from within the Hasidic movement itself, from people who questioned his new approach to Hasidut. One of these was Rabbi Aryeh Leib of Shpola, known as the "Shpoler Zeide" (Grandfather/Sage of Shpola) (1725–1812), who, according to Breslov tradition, had supported Rebbe Nachman in his early years but began to oppose him after he moved to Zlatipola, near Shpola, in 1802.
The Shpoler Zeide saw Rebbe Nachman's teachings as deviating from classical Judaism and from the teachings of the Baal Shem Tov. Some postulate that the Zeide felt threatened because Rebbe Nachman was moving in on his territory and taking disciples away from him. Still others claim that Rebbe Nachman was a threat to other rebbes because he opposed the institutional dynasties that were already beginning to form in the Hasidic world. (Rebbe Nachman himself did not found a dynasty; his two sons died in infancy and he appointed no successor.)
According to Breslov tradition, a number of prominent figures of Hasidut supported Rebbe Nachman against the Shpoler Zeide's opposition, including Rabbi Levi Yitzchok of Berditchev, Rabbi Gedalia of Linitz, Rabbi Zev Wolf of Charni-Ostrov, and Rabbi Avraham of Kalisk. Breslov traditions further relate, that at one point, a number of Hasidic rabbis gathered in Berditchev to place the Shpoler Zeide in cherem (a rabbinic form of excommunication) for showing contempt to a true Torah scholar. Their effort was nixed, however, when Rabbi Levi Yitzchak heard about the idea and persuaded them to desist.[19]
[edit] Did he believe he was the Messiah?[edit] Secular academic viewThe Encyclopaedia Judaica and other secular academic sources claim that Rebbe Nachman saw himself as the Messiah. One proof that secular academics offer is that the messianic personality is expected to rectify errant souls. Rebbe Nachman did speak to his disciples about the principle of tikkun (rectification of souls), and even suggested that he was capable of rectifying souls. However, this power was also claimed by Rebbes of other Hasidic sects. The principle of tikkun is also found throughout the teachings of (Rabbi Isaac Luria), who preceded Rebbe Nachman by several hundred years.
Some secular academics postulate that Rebbe Nachman was influenced by the teachings of Sabbatai Zevi and Jacob Frank, false messiahs of the 17th and 18th centuries, respectively, but that he was not actually a Sabbatean or Frankist. As proof, they note that Rebbe Nachman's thinking on tikkun olam, the Kabbalistic healing of the universe, bears similarities to the teachings of Sabbatai Zevi. However in his writings, Rebbe Nachman refers to Sabbetai Zevi as SHaTZ (an acronym for his Hebrew name, SHabbetai TZvi) and concludes the reference with the expression yimach shemo (may his name be obliterated). The latter expression is generally reserved for the worst enemies of the Jewish people.
[edit] Breslov viewRebbe Nachman never claimed that he was the Messiah. He taught the general Hasidic concept of the tzaddik ha-dor (tzadik of the generation or era[20]), which is the idea that in every generation, a special, saintly person is born who could potentially become the Jewish Messiah if conditions were right in the world. Otherwise, this tzaddik lives and dies the same as any other holy man. Toward the end of his life, he said, "My fire will burn until the coming of Mashiach"[21] — indicating that the Messiah had not yet arrived. Breslover Hasidim do not believe Rebbe Nachman was the Messiah, but they do believe that the light of his teachings continues to illuminate the paths of Jews from many disparate backgrounds. Chayey Moharan #266 states Rabbi Nachman said "All the benefits Messiah can do for Israel, I can do; the only difference is Messiah will decree and it will happen, but I -- (and he stopped and did not say more) [alternate version: I cannot finish yet]"
It should be noted that the Sabbateans based their teachings on the same Zohar and Lurianic kabbalah that are considered part of classical Judaism by Hasidism. Where the Sabbateans diverged from accepted teaching was in believing that Sabbatai Zevi was "the Messiah" and that the Halakha (Jewish law) was no longer binding. Rebbe Nachman did not do the same. He did not claim he was the Messiah, and when asked, "What do we do as Breslover Hasidim?" he replied, "Whatever it says in the Shulchan Aruch (Code of Jewish Law)."
[edit] Published works Wikisource has original text related to this article: Author:Nachman of Breslov Rebbe Nachman's Torah lessons and stories were published and disseminated mainly after his death by his disciple, Reb Noson:
Likutey Moharan ("Collected Teachings of Our Teacher, Rabbi Nachman") (vol. i., Ostrog, 1808; vol. ii., Moghilev, 1811; vol. iii., Ostrog, 1815)—Hasidic interpretations of the Tanakh, Midrashim, etc. Sefer HaMidot (The Aleph-Bet Book) (Moghilev, 1821)—a collection of practical advice gleaned from Torah sources, presented as epigrams or maxims and arranged alphabetically by topic.[22] Tikkun HaKlali ("General Remedy")—Rebbe Nachman's order of ten Psalms to be recited for various problems, plus commentary by Reb Noson. Published as a separate book in 1821. Sippurei Ma'asiyot (Tales of Rabbi Nachman or Rabbi Nachman's Stories) (n.p., 1816)—13 story tales in Hebrew and Yiddish that are filled with deep mystical secrets. The longest of these tales is The Seven Beggars,[23] which contains many kabbalistic themes and hidden allusions. Several fragmentary stories are also included in Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan's translation of the complete tales, Rabbi Nachman's Stories. Rebbe Nachman also wrote two other books, the Sefer HaGanuz ("The Hidden Book") and the Sefer HaNisraf ("The Burned Book"), neither of which are extant. Rebbe Nachman told his disciples that these volumes contained deep mystical insights which few would be able to comprehend. He never showed the Sefer Ha-ganuz to anyone, and instructed Reb Noson to burn the latter's copy of Sefer Ha-nisraf in 1808. No one knows what was written in either manuscript.
[edit] Quotes"It is a great mitzvah to be happy always".[24] "If you believe that you can damage, then believe that you can fix".[25] "Worldly desires are like sunbeams in a dark room. They seem solid until you try to grasp one".[26] "It is very good to pour out your heart to God as you would to a true, good friend".[27] "You are never given an obstacle you cannot overcome".[28] "The purpose of knowledge is that we should not know (anything)".[29] "Wherever I go I'm always going to Israel."[30] "Know! A person needs to cross a very narrow bridge, but the most important thing is not to be afraid".[31] [edit] See alsoNathan of Breslov Na Nach Nachma Nachman Meuman The Rooster Prince [edit] References^ a b Shragai, Nadav (3 November 2008). "Singing a different tune". Haaretz. http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/984972.html. Retrieved 10 December 2010. ^ Until the Mashiach, p. 2. ^ Rabbi Nachman's Wisdom: His Praises #1. ^ Rabbi Nachman's Wisdom: His Praises, #4. ^ Rabbi Nachman's Wisdom: His Praises, #19. ^ Until the Mashiach, p. 7. ^ Rabbi Nachman's Wisdom: His Pilgrimage to the Land of Israel #19. ^ Until the Mashiach, pp. 60-61. ^ Tzaddik #12. ^ Until the Mashiach, pp. 330-341. ^ Until the Mashiach, p. 140. ^ Until the Mashiach, pp. 143-144. ^ Tzaddik #114. ^ Until the Mashiach, pp. 204-206. ^ "Hasidic Jews celebrate holiday in Uman" Jewish Telegraphic Agency, 2008-10-02. Retrieved 2009-07-31. ^ Tzaddik #122. ^ Rabbi Nachman's Wisdom #26. ^ Rabbi Nachman's Wisdom #235. ^ Tzaddik #19. ^ In s:The Seven Pillars of Faith by Rabbi Yitchak Breiter, it is explained that the Tzaddik referred to in Rabbi Nachman's writings is Moshe Rabbeinu-Rasbhi-The Arizal-Ba'al Shem Tov-Rabbi Nachman himself ^ s:Chayey Moharan #306 ^ Sears, Dovid (2010). Breslov Pirkey Avot. Jerusalem:Breslov Research Institute. ISBN 978-1-928822-16-5. p. 36. ^ "The Story of the Seven Beggars, by Rabbi Nachman of Breslov". Yeshivat Shuvu Bonim. 2000. http://www.shuvubonim.org/storysb.html. Retrieved 10 December 2010. ^ Likutey Moharan II, 24. ^ Likutey Moharan II, 112. ^ Rabbi Nachman's Wisdom #6. ^ Kochavey Ohr, Anshey Moharan #4. ^ Likutey Moharan II, 46. ^ Likutey Moharan II, 83. ^ Spero, Ken (26 January 2002). "Crash Course in Jewish History #62: Return to the Land of Israel". aish.com. http://www.aish.com/jl/h/cc/48960356.html. Retrieved 10 December 2010. ^ Likutey Moharan II, 48. This saying has been set to music in Hebrew as the song Kol Ha-Olam Kulo (MIDI: [1]) (MP3: [2]) [edit] BibliographyGreen, Arthur (1992). Tormented Master: The Life and Spiritual Quest of Rabbi Nahman of Bratslav. Jewish Lights Publishing. ISBN 1-879045-11-7 Greenbaum, Avraham (1987). Tzaddik: A Portrait of Rabbi Nachman. Jerusalem: Breslov Research Institute. ISBN 0-930213-17-3 Kaplan, Aryeh (1973). Rabbi Nachman's Wisdom. Jerusalem: Breslov Research Institute. Kaplan, Aryeh (1985). Until the Mashiach: The Life of Rabbi Nachman. Jerusalem: Breslov Research Institute. Kramer, Chaim (1989). Crossing the Narrow Bridge. Jerusalem: Breslov Research Institute. ISBN 0-930213-40-8 Kramer, Chaim (1992). Through Fire and Water: The Life of Reb Noson of Breslov. Jerusalem: Breslov Research Institute. ISBN 0-930213-44-0. Sears, Dovid (2010). Breslov Pirkey Avot. Jerusalem: Breslov Research Institute. ISBN 978-1-928822-16-5. [edit] External linksAncestors and descendants of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov Praises from the Tzadikim about Rebbe Nachman A Meditative tune attributed to Rabbi Nachman of Breslov The Life of Rebbe Nachman of Breslov The Essential Rabbi Nachman Na Nach official site Breslov Research Institute Tales by Rabbi Nachman of Bratzlav Rabbi Nachman's Influence on Israeli Songwriter Naomi Shemer Persondata Name Nachman Of Breslov Alternative names Short description Date of birth 4 April 1772 Place of birth Medzhybizh, Ukraine Date of death 16 October 1810 Place of death Uman, Ukraine
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Founder of the Breslover Chassidim. Married 1) Sashia died 1807, daughter of R Ephraim of Ossatyn and 2) on September 18, 1807 to the daughter of R Ezekiel Trachtenberg of Brody.
Rebbe Nachman of Breslov
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О Rabbi Nachman of Breslev (русский)
Правнук основателя хасидизма Исроэля Бааль Шем Това (известного по аббревиатуре Бешт). Родители р. Симха (сын р. Нахмана из Городенки, одного из ближайших учеников и последователей Бешта) и Фейга (внучка Бешта) жили в доме Бешта.
Детство р. Нахмана прошло в атмосфере, насыщенной хасидскими преданиями. Незадолго до бар-мицвы (13 лет) он составил сборник афоризмов на темы различных проявлений еврейской духовной жизни «Книга нравственных качеств». После своей женитьбы в 13 лет р. Нахман поселился в Осятене (Осоте), Киевской губернии у тестя. Р. Нахман много времени проводил в молитвах в соседнем лесу, постоянно постился и углубленно изучал каббалу. После смерти тестя переехал в Медведивку, где начал оформлятся особый стиль будущего бреславского хасидизма.
Р. Нахман начал резко выступать против других лидеров хасидизма, обвиняя их в упадке хасидского движения. В 1798 совершил поездку в Эрец Исраэль. Побывал в Цфате и в Тверии, но не смог добраться до Иерусалима, из-за нашествия Наполеона. В 1802 вернулся на Украину.
После возвращения возобновилась ожесточенная борьба р. Нахмана с другими лидерами хасидизма, получившая в литературе брацлавских хасидов название ямей а-цраот («время мучений» по-древнееврейски). Р. Нахману пришлось несколько раз сменить место жительства. Окончательно р. Нахман поселился в Брацлаве, ставшем центром его «двора». Здесь р. Нахман познакомился с р. Носоном (Натаном) Штернгaрцeм, ставшим его ближайшим последователем и посвятившим свою жизнь сохранению наследия и распространению учения р. Нахмана.
В 1810 г. рабби Нахман, предчувствуя близкую смерть, решил поселиться в Умани, где за несколько лет до его рождения произошла гайдамацкая резня. «Души умерших там за веру, — говорил он, — ждут меня». Там он скончался 16 октября от чахотки и был похоронен на еврейском кладбище рядом с погибшими от резни во время восстания гайдамаков - Колиивщины.
Rabbi Nachman of Breslev's Timeline
April 4, 1772
Medzhybizh, Khmel'nyts'ka oblast, Ukraine
Age 14
Ossatin, Ukraine
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by Armando in Miami on August 06, 2011
I keep trying different cigars and I keep coming back to this one, it is nice it does have some harshness past halfway but, that's why you drink with it. Black label on the side and you are set for a nice night on the patio or 55th...
by Joe in Ottawa Canada on May 08, 2009
Having had the Rothchild version of the Classico line, I should have known better. This is a fine looking cigar, great draw but it's just like smoking the smaller brother - a bit harsh and non-descript on taste. Being a larger cigar, it's cool and ok at start but once you pass the midpoint, it becomes noticiably harsh.
by Francisco in Miami on September 27, 2007
Finally I found a natural leaf wrapper with an awesome taste, aroma, draw, burn and longevity. First off, let me just say that I've only been smoking cigars for 4 months, I started during my honeymoon in Mexico in which time I was able to start my cigar smoking experience with true Cuban Cohibas and Romeo & Juliet's. That being said, I have been looking for a natural wrapper stick that wasn't too harsh or strong. I had up to this point only bought and smoked dark natural to dark maduro cigars;because they just plain tasted better with more complexity that I could truly enjoy. Wanting to add some different "color" to the humi, I went in search of that mild-full, earthy, aromatic, smooth cigar. I tried A LOT of different natural wrapper cigars but it always felt like I kept coming up short. I would buy a cigar but didn't like the taste or I would like the taste but it burned too fast or had a hard draw; or, the "earthy" taste - that of a fresh tabacco leaf - would only linger around for about 1/3 of the cigar. Then I decided to buy a Don Tomas, and bam! Finally a smoke that I could truly enjoy and enjoy and enjoy! The length of this bad boy is something else! At 7 1/2" long with a cool even burn, I was still puffing it well into by 2nd game of chess. The aroma isn't bland or stale but precisely what it should smell like, light and fresh. As a novice, I would definitely suggest this cigar for a beginner who might want a natural wrapped cigar with a nice clean finish and a wonderful taste!


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The patents buffs at PatentlyApple have unearthed a new patent application that suggests Google is working on making the next generations of Android more suitable for running PCs. Specifically, Google is working on a method of controlling multi-touch applications on a computer, by using a multi-touch trackpad (like Apple's Magic Trackpad). The patent filing shows how Google wants to map swipe and pinch movements to on-screen actions. The concept will work with a smartphone as well, effectively turning your phone into a touchpad for your computer.
Why is this patent application newsworthy? Because we know that Google is trying to extend the reach of Android into the realm of traditional PC operating systems. A recent report even suggests that Android 5.0 might integrate portions of Chrome OS (currently used in Chromebooks, like Samsung's Series 5) so it can run on notebooks and netbooks. According to the same source, Android 5.0 may share bunks with Windows 8 on dual-bootable machines. Moreover, Chrome OS hasn't seen the spotlight for a while, so it's very possible that Google decided to merge Android and Chrome OS at some point in the future.
As CNET's Josh Lowensohn notes, Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich already supports mice, keyboards, styluses, and other input device. But using a mouse to control an app that was designed for multi-touch input is awkward and, at times, painful. It makes sense for Google to make Android more computer-proof by harnessing the capabilities of a multi-touch trackpad.
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Google's recent application is important when considering the bigger picture. The OS landscape is in the midst of a revolution. Just yesterday, we noted that Canonical is preparing Ubuntu for Android, which will put a dormant Ubuntu (the full desktop version) on your Android smartphone, ready to pop up whenever you plug your phone to a monitor. Other tidbits of news indicate that Google may improve Motorola's Webtop technology and add it to Android 5.0, again, to make Android computer-ready. Microsoft and Apple, as well, are working hard on unifying their operating systems.
With the boundaries between the PC and the mobile device slowly blurring, Google, Canonical, Apple, and Microsoft all scramble to unify the user experience of their operating systems across multiple screens.
Android is already the leading operating system for smartphones. However, by attacking the PC OS market, Android has a good chance at the biggest prize – becoming the number one operating system, across all platforms.


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Here is part 2 of my highlights from our awesome adventure in Zamboanga (if you haven't read part one click here):
Lunch at Vista del Mar
Vista del Mar is the seaside resort where C popped the question two years ago. This year, our group arranged for a lunch there. This was one of my favorite meals this trip! We had grilled lapu-lapu (a kind of grouper), steamed lapu-lapu with a soy-garlic oil (this was amazingly good! Moist, tender, and oh-so-flavorful), prawns, batter-fried squid, and a trio of delicious salads – pako salad (fiddlehead fern) with tomatoes and a roasted garlic infused olive oil; green mango salad with tomatoes, onions, and crushed peanuts; and my absolute favorite, lato salad (lato is a delicious seaweed that is abundant in Zamboanga – it only grows in clean waters) with tomatoes and onions. We feasted right by the water, the sea breezes mussing our hair as we ate. For dessert we had leche flan and lanzones…the perfect ending to this meal. To work off our lunch we took a leisurely walk to the Maria Clara Art Gallery, which is also on the grounds of the resort. It's a small, charming gallery with some nice paintings on display, along with local crafts for sale. La Vista del Mar: Calarian, Zamboanga City. Telephone – +63 62 9830099.
Yakan Village
The Yakan Village in Upper Calarian (very near Vista del Mar) is another place I like to visit. The Yakans originally settled in Basilan (and island near Zamboanga City) but some moved to Zamboanga City. They are famous for their beautiful weavings. The colorful designs are made into bags, placemats, table runners, jackets, and many other things to tempt the tourist…a temptation to which I happily yielded. I came away with two table runners and a cute traditional cap for my dad 🙂
Balikbayan Night – Sitti in Concert
One of the important events during the fiesta is Balikbayan Night – this is when all the Zamboangeños from all corners of the world (balikbayan literally translates to "return to homeland" and is a term used to describe Filipinos who live abroad when they come over to visit) get together for one big party, usually involving dinner and entertainment. One of the main performers that night was Sitti, our very own princess of bossa nova, who apparently has roots in Zamboanga (by way of her grandmother)! This girl is a natural charmer on stage and, by the end of her performance; she had us on our feet and dancing! The dancing did not stop there, and as the next band came on we were all shaking and shimmying in earnest! I love to dance! Thank goodness C can keep up (usually) 😉 By the end of the night, after much shouting from our friends, the band called C and I up on stage to sing…In the glare of the spotlight, my emotions struggled between acute embarrassment and that uncontrollable desire to grab the microphone that karaoke-addicts like me tend to suffer. Guess which won out?
Midnight bibingka at Master's Bakery
Garden Dinner at Palmeras
Another gastronomic highlight on my trip was the splendid dinner C's mom had prepared for us at the garden of Palmeras (our hotel). This dinner showcased the Spanish influences on Zamboanga's palate. There was callos (a tripe stew – it's good!) and lengua (tongue – I know, I know…but I really like it!), prawns in a creamy-spicy sauce, and baked fish. We also had a lechon (roast pig) which was tender and very flavorful (the lechon in Zamboanga rocks!). My favorite though was the famous curacha with Alavar sauce (which I have actually made at home!), or rather Palmera's sauce as this was our hotel's own version of that famous Zamboanga condiment. It was so good I put it on more than just my curacha! For dessert we had saguing rebosao (bananas cooked with brown sugar) and the most amazing date bundt cake with caramel sauce (I wouldn't say this was indigenous in any way, but it was made by special request of my mum-in-law and, indigenous or not, it was spectacular). After the food was gone we toasted the night away with many a "Viva Zamboanga!" 🙂
Sta. Cruz Island
Visiting Sta. Cruz Island (there are two islands actually, and a sand bar) will always be a highlight for me, and no matter how many times I see it, I don't think I will ever tire of its untouched white (pink actually…the pink of decades worth of naturally crushed coral) beaches…its sense of isolation despite being so close to the mainland…the irony of the peaceful languor you feel as you lie on its shores, knowing that you can't visit it unless you have some sort of escort. Sigh…not very zen to have navy guys following you on your meditative beach-walks (no matter how cute they are!). They were really nice though and we badgered them with questions about their missions. We brought a picnic lunch with us…more grilled fish, adobong pusit (squid adobo), and a pile of lato that we had some of the fishermen living on the island fetch for us straight out of the sea (which is the best way to have it)! After lunch we walked to the end of the sand bar…what a magical moment…standing on a thin strip of sand in the middle of the sea with nothing but a bunch of sea birds as company! Check out another traveler's account of Sta. Cruz islands here.


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While plenty of adult stars dream of making the transition to traditional acting, their dreams rarely become reality. Hollywood — and mainstream culture, in general — tend to segregate the men and women of porn, keeping them at arm's length.
But there are some performers whose drive, persistence and fan base lets them break through. Some make it onto the big screen. Others take a different path. But by the time they're done, their names are known by a much wider audience than they started with. Here are 10 who have managed to make the transition to 'civilian' celebrity.
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In contrast to our last release, a hundred-style family inspired by tiny engravings on vintage maps, today we're introducing a two-style family of forward-looking, stadium-sized letters: meet Nitro & Turbo.
The irrepressibly energetic Nitro grew out of a commission from Michael Bierut at Pentagram, to create an original typeface for the New York Jets. An unusual project, Nitro started not with a moderate weight roman, but with a black italic, usually the most peripheral member of a type family. Instinctively we felt that Nitro could benefit from a companion design, but what? What additional style could offer a visual counterpoint, while sharing the design's explosive energy and unstoppable momentum?
In place of a companion roman or a set of lighter weights, we decided to explore one of typography's less obvious directions: the backslant. Like every project that begins with an unvoiced "how hard can it be?", the answer came back, "harder than you think." Backslants are eye-catching because they confound expectations, but tricky to draw because they go against the natural motion of the hand, the pen, and the alphabet itself, making them a design challenge as formidable as it is irresistible.
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At Limited Brands Inc.'s annual analyst meeting in New York on Wednesday, Chief Executive Les Wexner got that familiar question from the investment community about the company's expansion plan overseas.
In particular he faced questions about why Limited\'s not planting more of its flagship brand Victoria's Secret, or sister brand Bath & Body Works, overseas at a much faster pace and entering markets such as China.
"If you have a really good brand," there'll be a strong demand, Wexner said, adding the company still eyes plenty of growth opportunity in its domestic market and it wants to start with markets such as Canada and the U.K. and the Middle East it's tested and knows would work.
"We just can't be overly anxious. I'm a realist. I know when I'm winning. I built a very solid foundation. I really want to be the best in the world."
The 75-year old Wexner, often considered an industry legend for his merchandise acumen and building of an apparel empire that had included chains such as Express and Abercrombie & Fitch before Limited split them off, may have a good reason for that. Limited's stock has more than quadrupled since the end of 2008, compared with the 57% rise of the S&P 500 during the same period, according to FactSet data.
Limited, which didn't think about international "seriously" until about five years ago, had been deliberate with its international rollout. It first bought Canadian lingerie chain La Senza in 2007 to learn about the international market. At the end of 2008, it didn't have any of the locations under its Victoria's Secret banner and there were only six Bath & Body Works in Canada, plus about 600 La Senza locations.
Fast forward to the end of this year, the company projects it will have 789 stores outside of the U.S., including 520 La Senza locations, 31 Victoria's Secret and its younger Pink brand stores outside of North America, 123 franchised Victoria's Secret beauty and accessories shops and 115 Bath & Body Works locations.
Most of the company's international stores, except those in the U.K. and Canada, are operated on a franchise model where Limited receives royalties but doesn't have to contribute its own capital or hold inventory. It also has a say on where its partners choose to put in the store locations, what kind of products will be featured, how they will be marketed and how employees are trained. The company uses its domestic business as its "intellectual property" and makes sure its international location echoes the same home-market ethos and message.
So far, it looks like the model has worked. One key example, the 123 franchised Victoria's Secret beauty and accessories shops, located in airports and malls from Kuala Lumpur to Athens that opened in the past three years or so. They generate an average of about $1,700 sales per square foot per year, more than double the chain average of $800 sales per square foot per year.
The company's first U.K. Victoria's Secret flagship opening on Bond Street in London in August was another example. Martin Waters, head of international, said the company deliberately chose not to fly in supermodels, host any fancy parties or place any advertisement. When it first opened at 9 a.m., only two people walked in. The word, however, had quickly spread and by noon, the store was packed and has been performing well, Waters said. The same success goes to its Bath & Body Works locations from Turkey to Poland.
"I look around critically, very few retailers (expanding abroad) understand the store side of the business," Wexner said. "I thought we would find more variance in the international market (versus the U.S. market), but we didn't. I thought it was a long shot, but we did it. You can't go to speed and agility without quality. We are in retail Olympics against the best (like H&M , and Zara's Inditex) in the world. We are going for the gold."
Nomura Securities analyst Paul Lejuez appears to agree, saying in a report Wednesday "While many perceive its international growth to be relatively slow, we believe this careful pace has helped ensure the consistent execution of the brand globally and has helped avoid early mistakes (as some others have made)." Lejuez, who rates the stock a buy, added that \"The company also has a well-built out, dedicated international team so that the U.S. team has no international distractions.\"
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On certain automatic transmissions, the cup plug that retains the park pawl anchor shaft may be improperly installed. If the shaft moves out of position, the vehicle may not be able to achieve "park" position. If this occurs and the parking brake is not applied, the vehicle may roll, increasing the risk of a crash. Dealers will inspect the transmission and install a bracket to ensure the park pawl anchor shaft is retained in the proper position. This recall is expected to begin on November 28, 2005. The Chrysler recall number is E14.
Our Quick Take
Vehicles with a certain type of automatic transmission may not be secure when the shifter is placed in the "park" position. The vehicle may roll if the parking brake is not applied, increasing the risk of a crash.
What Should You Do?
Please contact your Chrysler dealer. They will check to see if your specific vehicle is affected and advise you on what to do next. Always have your vehicle identification number (VIN) handy when you call.


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In a study looking at changes in male genitalia over the past 50 years, Italian researchers found that penises were around 10 percent smaller today. The proposed explanations were reasonable: weight gain, pollution, stress and smoking; the researchers said, could be to blame.
Rush Limbaugh's explanation? Feminism. The conservative radio host blamed it on women, saying — "It has to be the feminazis, the chickification and everything else."
Ah yes, "the chickification." And the "everything else."
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"Feminazi" has become a favorite term of Limbaugh's — he used it in his now infamous tirade against Georgetown Law student and feminist activist Sandra Fluke. "So, Ms. Fluke and the rest of you feminazis, here's the deal," he said earlier this year. "If we are going to pay for your contraceptives, and thus pay for you to have sex, we want something for it, and I'll tell you what it is. We want you to post the videos online so we can all watch."


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In this lesson, students meet Dr. Manassa T. Pope, an African-American doctor and entrepreneur in the early 20th century, and learn about his efforts to gain civil rights well before the modern Civil Rights Movement. The following activities will help them apply what they have learned.
Activity 1: Mock election
B) Hold a mock election, either with student candidates, or for a referendum on some kind of classroom issue (e.g., changing the way the room is arranged). Randomly tell some students that they cannot vote, based on something beyond their control like where they sit or what they're wearing. Hold a class discussion after the exercise. What was the outcome of the vote? How did those students that were not able to vote feel? Would the verdict have been different if the other students were allowed to participate? Why is voting so important?
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Suggestions include: Marian Anderson, Louis Armstrong, Josephine Baker, Mary McLeod Bethune, Charlotte Hawkins Brown, George Washington Carver, Charles Chestnutt, W.E.B. Du Bois, Paul Laurence Dunbar, Langston Hughes, James Weldon Johnson, Scott Joplin, Thurgood Marshall, Jelly Roll Morton, Madam C.J. Walker, Booker T. Washington, Ida B. Wells, and Richard Wright.
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Alternatively, ask students to conduct an oral history interview with a community member who remembers life during the Jim Crow period. What does she/he recall about race relations in the community during this time? Did she/he attend segregated schools, or go to segregated public facilities? How did she/he feel about race relations then, and how has this shaped the person she/he is today? Have students submit their recordings either on paper or on tape to the local library or historical society.


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Last entry for the year - Merry Xmas
First up. It's been a long time coming but I've finally started looking at the Vortex code and making a few tweaks. First job was to load up the server side SOAPDesigner app and add some functionality (and source code!) to it. New functionality means that you can give your Graphic Designer guy/gal a copy of vortex and allow them to edit the app without letting them see the Java action code. This is going to be useful in the next few weeks as we add a new face to www.talentreactor.com.
Yup, you're right, I've been a bit quiet this year. Real LifeTM has certainly been getting in the way. We bought a new (20yo) house in March as we seriously outgrew our old one. The new one is about 4 times as big as the old one and sits on a half acre. As my Grandmother says "You don't own land, the land owns you". Wise woman. Part of the bargain with my wife was that we install a swimming pool. As it turns out, that meant pool plus landscaping plus ... The amount of sweat I have poured into this place in 2007 has been amazing. Once I finish the 120m2 of tiling I'll be a free to tackle the other 2,000 jobs :-/ Looks good but :-)
And on a more exciting front I'll be enjoying (?!) fatherhood come July 2008. :-D It's been a long time coming!
So here's to 2008 - may things settle down a little and I finish my tiling!


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I'm a little ashamed of this. The Libationgoddess's original calls for homemade ginger beer, but I looked around the kitchen one hot weekend afternoon, wanting something cooling and refreshing that we could drink in the backyard.
I thought, "I have mint, I have limes, I have Reed's (bottled) ginger beer, and I have gin. What the hell, I'll do a bastardized Gin-Gin Mule." So I checked the latest Difford's Guide and found a recipe, which I'll adapt here, after the break.
Gin-Gin Mule
- 2 slices fresh ginger root
- ½ tsp. sugar (I used turbinado)
- 2 oz gin
- ½ oz. lime juice
- 3 dashes Angostura
- Lime wedge, for garnish
- Mint sprig, for garnish
Technique: Muddle ginger and sugar in mixing glass. Add whatever amount of ice you're happy with. Pour remaining ingredients over ice/ginger. Cap with the metal part of the shaker, do the bump and grind. Strain into an Old Fashioned glass. (I double-strained, using a Hawthorne strainer and a fine sieve, because of all of the ginger bits.) Garnish with lime wedge and a mint sprig, all the while hating yourself because you don't have the yummy candied ginger they use at Pegu Club.
Heresy: I found that muddling fresh ginger at least approximates the flavor of homemade ginger beer, when used in conjunction with a quality product like Reed's. (Some wimpass ginger ale like Seagram's? Don't bother.)
Don't get me wrong. Homemade is better because the flavors are heartier and fresher. And because I love homemade ginger beer, I'm jonesing to make some. But I might submit that Reed's plus muddled ginger can get you a tasty gin-gin mule. Just don't tell anyone at Pegu that I said so. I'd like to drink there again.


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1 killed, 4 injured in detonation at ammunition plant in Missouri
One person has been killed and four others injured following a detonation at the Lake City Army Ammunition Plant in Independence.
The incident happened Tuesday afternoon around 1 p.m.
Officials with the Army Joint Munitions Command said the explosion happened in a mixing building on site.
According to the officials, the four employees that were injured have been treated and released.
The explosion was said to be located near a primer mixing cell. Officials said the scene has been secured and the investigation into the explosion is still ongoing.
The plant will be closed for the rest of today at the very least. Employees should call their building hotline number before returning to work Wednesday.
There has been at least one other fatal accident at Lake City back in December 1990. Six people were injured in an explosion there in 2011.
Lake City produces small-caliber munitions and operates the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) test center.


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A World War Two forces hero rolled back the years at a forties-themed surprise party with family and friends.
Gunner Stan Bunby, who served with the Royal Artillery in Malta and Egypt during the conflict, was treated to the nostalgic celebration with more than 100 guests packing into Thorne's Punchbowl Inn to help him toast his big day.
Mr Bunby, aged 96, proudly sported his medals as he mingled with fellow ex-servicemen.
Entertainment included wartime songs from forties singer Paula Marie – as well as a few numbers performed by Mr Bunby – and party goers enjoyed a specially designed regimental cake created by cake maker Suzanne Beggs.
Mr Bunby, of Bellwood Crescent, Thorne, was visibly moved as he arrived at the pub where he was greeted by Lord Lieutenant of South Yorkshire David Moody.
He said: "I am so happy that they did all this for me.
"It has come as a total shock because I wasn't expecting any of this.
"I am pleased to see so many people here – it is such a big surprise."
His great niece Karaline Reed and family friends Michelle Holden and Ilma Spence threw themselves into organising the bash, with many guests sporting forties style outfifts including army uniforms, Land Girl outfits and hairstyles from the era.
The room was also decked out in red, white and blue Union flags, Maltese flags, because Mr Bunby served in the country, and nostalgic reminders of the era including ration books.
The bash was played out to a soundtrack of 1940s music. Karaline said: "It is wonderful to see so many friends and family here for Stan. He has had an absolutely lovely time and we are so pleased so many people came out to celebrate with him."
Coun Martin Williams, who also helped to organise the event, said: "Stan's the man.
"War veterans like him are thin on the ground and we need to celebrate their efforts."
A planned flypast had to be shelved after the aircraft had navigational problems en route but that didn't spoil the fun.
Party goers sang wartime era classics such as There Always Be An England and The White Cliffs Of Dover.
Guests wiped away the tears as Mr Bunby himself took to the microphone to perform a moving rendition of If I Had My Life To Live Over, which became a big hit and a popular song among British servicemen during World War Two.
Mr Bunby said: "To walk into the room and see all those people gathered there for me was such a wonderful surprise.
"I can't thank everyone enough for making it such a special day."