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There's Still Christianity in the Public Schools?
Jewish students down South face aggressive proselytizing by their evangelical classmates
and scant protection from their schools, reports Jan Jaben-Eilon.
Some Jewish youth who lack a strong Jewish foundation
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Messianic Jewish Groups Claim Rapid Growth.
Most American Jewish organizations shun these quasi-Christians, even as they embrace Christian Zionists, such as Pastor John Hagee's Christians United for Israel.
Meanwhile, as we report, the messianic groups are increasingly finding acceptance in Israel, where the lines are blurring between them and Christian
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Victory in Delaware school district religion case.
The Supreme Court's refusal January 19th to hear a case about religion in public schools that JewsOnFirst
has followed for years was a resounding victory for the Jewish "Doe" family in Delaware who brought the case, and
for countless families across the country.
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Kentucky's evangelizing Christian theme park.
Avi Milgrom gives us a detailed look at the Ark Encounter, a planned $170 million, 800-acre creationism theme park,
subsidized by state and local government funds. The nearby Creation Museum,
a partner in the Ark Encounter project, hires only Christians.
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Christian Zionist leader Hagee and rabbi speak at Colorado event.
Rev. John Hagee and Orthodox Rabbi Selwyn Franklin spoke at a Colorado church's Night to Honor Israel on October 16th. A share of the collection plate was
destined for the Ariel settlement on the West Bank. Our report is from a first-time attendee.
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The Response, Our Exclusive Report. Blatant and repeated calls for Jews to accept Jesus punctuated Texas
Governor Rick Perry's August 6th Response revival meeting.
There were also calls to redeem the United States for Jesus. Our eyewitness report has details.
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Inside Report from CUFI's 2011 Conference. As in past years, JewsOnFirst
is posting a report from inside the Washington DC conference of Christians United
for Israel, the leading Christian Zionist organization. Big eyebrow-lifters this year were Glenn Beck's keynote speech and a CUFI board member's wife
saying that dividing Jerusalem will delay the return of Jesus.
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Doomsday Q & A. When the "Rapture" or "Doomsday" predicted for May 21st by fundamentalist preacher
Harold Camping became national headline news, we thought it would be useful to explore
the underlying dynamics of such events. We turned to John Hubers, a professor of
Religion at Northwestern College in Orange, Iowa, who observed that "doomsday soothsayers"
offer structure and certainty to followers whose ranks swell in times of uncertainty.
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Deconstructing the Bush Administration's Faith-based Initiatives. In an interview with JewsOnFirst.org
that will be of particular interest to congregations, Prof. Robert Wineburg, author of Faith-based
Inefficiency: The Follies of Bush's Initiatives, discusses
how Bush officials re-directed social welfare funds from mainline religious agencies to local religious congregations
and inexperienced faith-based agencies. Many of the new recipients were unconcerned about religious discrimination
and ill-equipped to respond to the problems people faced. Please click here.
Video in the Radio Talk Show Studio.
We have posted the first video in our film project, Up North in the Bible Belt,
that will culminate in a full-length documentary about a religious discrimination
case on Delaware's Eastern Shore. This video is an interview and discussion with
Dan Gaffney, host of the local morning talk show, by JewsOnFirst.org Co-Directors
Rabbi Haim Dov Beliak and Jane Hunter. Taped during Gaffney's show, our interview
focuses on the school district's settlement of a lawsuit brought by two Jewish families
over unconstitutional sponsoring of Christian religious activities. We debate with
Gaffney and his listeners about "religious freedom" in the schools, "absolute truth"
and the relevance of Jesus. To watch a preview and get links to the full video segments,
please click here.
Rebutting Obsession. This special section of JewsOnFirst centers on
our major critical analysis of the controversial video Obsession, which was
delivered to millions of homes in support of the 2008 Republican presidential campaign.
Obsession was widely criticized for inflaming anti-Muslim sentiment. Our
analysis demonstrates the falsity of the video's claim of a direct connection between
Hitler's Nazis and what it calls "Radical Islam." The special section also includes
profiles, sidebars and a summary presentation. Please click here.
Jewish Families announcement settlement in case against Delaware school district
that sponsored religion. Following the February 2008 announcement that two
Jewish families had settled part of their lawsuit against the Indian River School
District, we continued our news-breaking coverage of this story with an exclusive
interview with plaintiff "Jane Doe." She told of her family's experiences struggling
to make the school district comply with the Constitution and of her leading role
in formulating new policies that the settlement requires the district, which spreads
over much of southeast Delaware, to implement. The settment also provides compensation
to the two families, whose children suffered religious discrimination. Click here.
An Enduring Passion: Sharon Raphael and Mina Meyer, a JewsOnFirst.org video.
On their 37th anniversary, Mina Meyer and Sharon Raphael married in California.
The political activism that has been a constant of their life together dates back
to the founding of the gay liberation movement. Most recently, they tell Rabbi Haim
Dov Beliak of JewsOnFirst, they have been protesting last year's passage
of Proposition 8 -- and have been gratified to discover themselves protesting alongside
a new generation of LGBT activists. Click here.
Ed Asner Tours with Play about Scopes Monkey Trial.
We talked with Ed Asner in 2007, while he was touring with The Great Tennessee Monkey
Trial, a play based on transcripts of the 1925 Scopes Monkey trial. Asner,
who played William Jennings Bryan in the play about the famous trial over teaching
evolution, spoke of the play's relevance for our time, when the teaching of creationism
is making a comeback. He also recounts the situation that created the Scopes trial
and its aftermath, with laws throughout the Bible belt mandating the teaching of
creationism. Click here.
Southern Baptists rely on deception in effort to convert
Jews. Six million Jews and only 15 Southern Baptist Messianic Churches!
That juxtaposition by a Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) official involved in the
denomination's aggressive evangelizing of Jews prompted JewsOnFirst to ask
the SBC: is its objective to empty Judaism of American Jews and make them all Messianic
Southern Baptists? We also talk with rabbis and Christian clergy about the Southern
Baptists' use of "Jewish-style" Christianity and Christian Zionism in their efforts
to convert Jews. Click here.
A Muslim Community Center? Why Not? Why Should Jews Care? What is at stake
in the fierce debate over Park51, the proposed Muslim community center near Ground
Zero? Who are the players and what do they want? In our new paper, A Muslim Community
Center? Why Not?, we analyze the arguments and counterarguments in the context
of longstanding national conversations about the meaning of religious freedom and
what sort of country we are and want to be. Click here.
Christian Zionists lobby for U.S. attack on Iran. Christian Zionists -- Christian
evangelicals who avow support of Israel based on a belief in Biblical end-times
scenarios -- are whipping their followers into a fervor in favor of an attack on
Iran, we reported in July 2006. Religious right groups typically support aggressive
foreign policies because of their identification with the Republican Party and their
interest in missionizing where the US intervenes. But Christians United For Israel,
a Christian Zionist group led by Rev. John Hagee (left), recently brought 3,500
citizen-lobbyists to Washington to advocate confrontation with Iran based on "cherry-picked"
Biblical interpretations. This report includes a sidebar, What is Christian Zionism?
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Members of the General Assembly are charged with being good stewards of taxpayer dollars. It is our responsibility to treat this money as an investment by doing all we can to ensure the highest possible "return." One of the greatest investments we make is in education. Our students are our future and the manner in which we invest in them will significantly impact Pennsylvania's next generation.
Parents also make an investment in education when they decide to send their child to a charter or cyber charter school. Both institutions are held accountable to Pennsylvania taxpayers, as charter schools must be approved by local school districts, while cyber charter schools face approval by the state Department of Education.
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Most Pennsylvania taxpayers will be shocked to learn cyber charter schools are profiting from repayment of their pension costs. They receive 100 percent reimbursement of those costs from local school districts AND 50 percent from the Commonwealth. House Bill 618 would end this overpayment of pension costs, or the "pension double dip." As a result, school districts statewide would retain approximately $84 million over two years.
Limits would also be placed on the reserves charter or cyber charter schools are able to hold, with any excess over the established limit being returned to school districts that paid tuition to the charter school. These limits are similar to those placed on school districts. This aspect of the bill, coupled with elimination of the pension overpayment, is estimated to save Pennsylvania's 500 school districts approximately $150 million.
That may not seem like much inside a budget measured in billions; however, allowing a local school district to keep a statewide average of $300,000 per district is measured in teaching jobs retained and educational programs maintained.
House Bill 618 is a long-overdue piece of legislation that reinforces and, in some cases, inserts accountability, ethics, integrity and performance measures into a system hit hard by recent scandal and subsequent federal indictments. It would reform Pennsylvania's 16-year-old Charter School Law, improve education options for students and parents, and offer financial savings for school districts and, in turn, Commonwealth taxpayers.
We as Pennsylvanians have a constitutional obligation to educate our students. We as legislators take an oath to be good stewards of taxpayer dollars. In House Bill 618, we satisfy both of those objectives for a better Pennsylvania.
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One of the main topics of discussion during President Obama's visit to Israel will be the ongoing and mounting Iranian nuclear threat.
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"His 'red line,' according to which he'll attack if the Iranians get a nuclear weapon or get very close, is fiction," said the source. "The gap between Israel and the United States regarding the 'red line' is enormous, and is not expected to shrink during the visit."
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Christian romance author Brenda Coulter discusses writing, life, and the writing life.
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Because I can do better, that's why
I'd been laboring under a tight deadline, and I'd run out of time. So the day before it was due, I overnighted my manuscript to New York City. It wasn't perfect, but I figured that was okay because my editor was bound to ask for one or two small revisions. When I addressed those, I'd have an opportunity to tighten up the story. And then by the time I mailed in the revised manuscript, I'd have produced a novel I was as proud of as I was of my first three books.
Things didn't go according to my plan. My editor called to say that she "loved" the book and that she was sending off the paperwork so somebody would cut me a check for the "on manuscript acceptance" portion of my advance.
What followed was the most humbling experience of my career. I admitted to my editor that I wasn't satisfied with the manuscript I'd sent her. Then I asked if I could have it back for two weeks.
Not necessary, she said. I love the book you've written.
But I can do better, I insisted. Please let me have it back.
She was plainly shocked. She was very familiar with authors requesting deadline extensions, but I gathered it was the first time an author had asked for a manuscript back after she had accepted the final submission. She tried to talk me down from what she no doubt believed to be an odd case of nerves for a previously-published author, but in the end she gave me two more weeks. I worked twelve- and sixteen-hour days, but when I sent that puppy back to New York, I was happy with it.
That book, At His Command, was published in the autumn of 2008. While it's my least favorite of all my books (because it was Book Three of a six-author "continuity series", and I had to weave in subplots and minor characters that appeared in the other books), I'm still very proud of it.
Those of us who aren't kids anymore can remember the TV commercials Orson Welles did for Paul Masson wines some thirty years ago: "We will sell no wine before its time." Well, I promised you all a brand new novel this month, and the month is almost over. Until this morning, I still thought I could pull this off: I'd simply run through the manuscript one more time to check for typos, and then I'd spend the next couple of days formatting and uploading it to Amazon's Kindle Store and Barnes and Noble's Nook catalogue and so on. But I've been uneasy about this planned release for the past week or so, and my conscience is now demanding that I give the book some more time.
Look, I know I don't belong on stage with the world's best romance writers. But I like to think I'm a decent writer who has occasional flashes of brilliance, and more than a thousand of you (yes, really!) have written or e-mailed to tell me that you have enjoyed my novels. So please take me at my word when I say this new book is simply not finished yet. "Good enough" is not good enough for me, and I don't think it's good enough for you, either. So if it takes two more weeks or even a whole month of polishing to make sure this novel is the best I'm capable of offering you, then I am going to take that time.
Your understanding and patience will be very much appreciated. If you want to follow my progress, be sure to watch this blog and my Facebook page.
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Brenda, I am proud of you for taking a stand for what you believe in. I may be your cousin, but there is a lesson to be learned here for all. To do the very best work you can do and to stand up for something you really believe in. In this case you really believed your novel could be better even though they had already accepted the manuscript. You stood up for yourself and as such produced something that you were more satisfied in. God calls us to do our best at what ever job He has called us to and that is exactly what you did. I am proud of you!
- 11:14 AM, July 26, 2011
- Zikki said...
I can totally understand why you did what you did. Although I've never submitted a mms, when I write, I do it to please my own inner voice and vision, and to my satisfaction. I'm not saying that editorial revisions aren't necessary, just that if my own inner critic isn't pleased it gets re-written until I am happy with it. Three cheers for you sticking to your guns, and who knows, maybe the editor learned something along the way too lol. Have a wonderful day! Joy (aka Zikki)
- 11:13 AM, July 27, 2011
- Susan Kaye said...
Publishing under your own name, with no logo to hide behind, makes you very aware that doing better is a worthy goal. My publisher has made mistakes with my work in the past and I could pass the comments on to them. Now, when I hit "publish" I'm the only one standing there.
Good for you for going with your instincts.
- 1:01 PM, July 27, 2011
- Brenda Coulter said...
Laurie, Joy, and Susan, thanks for the encouragement.
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Brussels – The European Union (EU) has announced it will provide EUR 450,000 (approx. US$ 530,000) through its Enhanced Response Capacity to the new UN-led Connecting Business initiative (CBi), which helps businesses prepare for and respond to crises, disasters and complex emergencies in developing countries.
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The Super Bowl is over, the offseason is here, which means everything is geared toward the 2013 season.
And that means change is coming for every team, at many levels.
For the Jaguars, it includes a new logo, which will be unveiled later this spring.
Tucked deep into an unrelated item on the team's official website was the announcement, with owner Shad Khan confirming the change.
Khan said the new look will "rolled out [on] the NFL's schedule," and added "It's going to be great."
Khan's trying to create an institutional change to his franchise, and the new logo would be fine.
Getting better players would be a good next step, but that's the kind of thing that's going to take new general manager David Caldwell more time to draw up.


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by Pete Mazzaccaro
There's a serious problem in politics. And that's an understatement.
Finally, after several weeks of gridlock that shut down the federal government, an agreement was reached on the nation's debt ceiling and spending that allowed the government to reopen and, for the most part, for business to continue as usual. Nothing much changed except for the Republican party's polling numbers, which managed to plunge to record lows.
The reason for the shutdown is different depending on whom you ask. Republican leadership in the house called it President Obama's shutdown, putting responsibility for the closure on the President for failing to cave to House demands to first defund the Affordable Health Care Act, aka Obamacare, and then to delay its implementation for a year.
Democrats and quite a few Republican Senators, including former Presidential candidate John McCain blamed stubborn Tea Party Republican legislators who refused to acknowledge the fact that the law had been ratified by Congress, signed into law, upheld by the Supreme Court and had resisted votes to repeal it more than 40 times.
But all of this had very little to do with the eventual real result of the shutdown: The public's opinion of government continued to erode. And any hope we may have had of improving government performance by actually electing better people is even more dim than it was before the shutdown.
Despite very clear choices in last year's presidential election, less than 60 percent of eligible voters cared enough about the choice to make it to the polls. That's more than 90 million Americans who didn't vote.
A common explanation for this is that a big part of the country just doesn't care enough and that they deserve the government they get. I think, though, that a sizable portion of those non-voters are those who are disgusted with the whole thing and feel that elections really don't offer much of a choice at all. I find it hard to argue with that position.
This is not an easy problem to solve. The main problem as I see it is that actual politics is out of fashion, with campaign narratives more focused on political figures who stand on principle, are unbending in their devotion to ideology and never commit a dreaded political "flip flop" that would provide fuel for campaign commercials of their opponent in the next round of elections.
Of course, that is the perfect attitude to guarantee a government that doesn't function. To govern in a democracy, you must constantly compromise. You must make deals and respect majority rule. If you feel like standing on principle and protesting the popular vote, you don't belong on the floor of Congress but should be out on Pennsylvania Avenue with a sign in your hand.
How do we solve this? Perhaps one way is to get people active again, inspire their sense of civic duty and get them to the polls, particularly in primaries, which now tend to favor party ideologues, feeding future gridlock. But talking people into being involved in the electoral process is not an easy task.
A better idea might be to introduce performance pay for lawmakers. If the government shuts down there is no paycheck. If votes are missed, that paycheck is docked accordingly. The fundamental idea is this: Lawmakers are in congress to make sure government works, not to be a wrench in the gears. The only way to get lawmakers to behave might very well be to make their pay depend on it.


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I've seen quite a bit of feedback on the Toy Biz/Marvel Toys panel that I put together at Comic Con this year. There's a lot of misinformation floating around about it both from another site that was blogging live from the panel and posting inaccurate material and from people that have only seen the slides posted here and didn't get to hear the stories behind them.
I saw a lot of people saying it was cruel and pointless to do this panel and show the fans what they WEREN'T getting, but that wasn't the point of it. I posted this on another forum earlier, but I think it bears repeating here as well what my, and the panelists thinking was is doing this:
I've been buddies with most of the Toy Biz/Marvel toys guys awhile. Some of them I just see twice a year at Toy Fair and Comic Con, some of them more often. In talking with them and seeing them in their post-"Toy Biz" lives … you can see that they are mourning the loss. It's a palpable thing. They "lost" their dream job. Sure, some of the are still making toys, but the team work, the collaboration, the family has split up. And it's had an effect on all of them.
Talking with Jesse, I had heard the things that up until now he hasn't been able to say. It was a decision by the Marvel board of directors to scuttle the toy making arm of the company, it was a business decision, and as much of a drag as it is, the way the world is now it's maybe not such a bad decision from a stock holder point of view.
I didn't put this panel together to rub it in anyone's face the toys that we won't get now. I really did it to give my friends some closure. Even though they saw it coming, the rug was pulled out from under them way too fast.
We loved this stuff, they loved this stuff. These guys, Jesse, Damon, Eddie, Phil, Steve, Dave and several others… they aren't marketing guys, or businessmen.. they were toy makers… and damn good ones. And overseeing it all was Joanne. She doesn't get a lot of props or press like the other guys, but as they said at the panel, she was the heart and soul of Toy Biz and she had the vision to let these guys do amazing things. I wish she had made it to SDCC. She deserved to see the fans, and hear the gasps.
These guys will do other amazing things, but it will be hard for them to do it all together again. That was like catching lightning in a bottle.
Thanks to everyone that came out to the panel. I hope it was entertaining and informative. We needed more time to cover everything we wanted to talk about (the panel before us ran long, which didn't help) We'll be posting a write up on it soon here at AFI, and will also have some audio and video from it.
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ANDYWARHOL1928-1987Kimiko, 1981Color screenprint on stonehenge paper.36 x 36 in. (91.4 x 91.4 cm).This work is from an edition of 250 plus 50 artist's proofs.Provenance
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i don't trust anyone who actually likes classic punk.
Album Rating: 4.5album isn't punk
it kind of is actually
Album Rating: 4.5actually it's alternative rock, at the most pop-punk but that's still pretty far off.
Eh, it's got enough punk influences here and there for it to be considered punk imo, but yes, it is mostly an alternative album.
good review aswell
Album Rating: 4.5yeah i agree definitely with that, and thanks
Let It Be kicks ass
the only two westerburg tracks im familiar with are the ones off the singles album and they both kick ass.
Album Rating: 4.5I can't decide if I like this or Tim more. Both have some amazing songs with a little filler. Good review but Answering Machine is worth a mention.This Message Edited On 02.09.09
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Nice review, great album. 'Unsatisfied' and 'Answering Machien' are fucking brilliant
"answering machine" is an amazing song! it was that (well, a cover of it by Ginger from the Wildhearts), that got me into the replacement.
i don't think this album is as good as "tim" or "pleased to meet me" but it's still awesome.
Album Rating: 4.5album kicks ass.
Album Rating: 5.0Album rules. Androgynous is one of the greatest songs ever.
Unsatisfied, Answering Machine and Androgynous = classic Westerberg. There's some filler on this though.
album rules
Album Rating: 4.5eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Album Rating: 5.0The quintessential Replacements album. Even the "throwaway" tracks are fun to listen to.
Yeah, even the filler is worth a listen, including a surprisingly organic kiss cover.
Album Rating: 4.5LOOK ME IN THE EYE AND TELL ME IM SATISFIED
Album Rating: 5.0It's between this and Galaxie 500's On Fire for best album of the 80s for me.
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