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With the tip of a cowboy hat, a click of the spurs, and a fast gallop off to the east of Mesa, you'll find yourself in the desert land of Apache Junction. But don't let "desert" scare you into believing this is a no mans land (though the city does pride itself on its cinematic Western feel). Apache Junction, which rests at the base of the Superstition Mountains, is very much alive and eagerly awaiting your arrival.
Palm Springs: The people of Palm Springs have a genuine love for people of all walks of life, marital status, and sexual orientation. No questions asked. This is most definitely a "free to be you and me" community. If youre trying to find a home for rent in Apache Junction, Palm Springs is going to grant you almost instant access, with its higher than 20 percent vacancy rate. Do note, however, most of the rentals here are small to medium-sized homes, so if youre planning to bring the extended family along with, you might need to rent a couple of places.
Route 60: The Route 60 area is predominantly occupied by the older generation who have likely lived here for most of their retirement years. This area maintains a very high vacancy rate, so looking for a home to rent should be as easy as making a wish, clicking your heels, and having it appear. Oh, and in case you didn't figure it out yet, the Route 60 area is bordered by, well, Route 60. Vroom vroom.
Youngberg: Though you might think it when passing through, Youngberg is not a ghost town - but it is ranked among the quietest neighborhoods in America! The people in Youngberg enjoy keeping to themselves even while living in large groupings of mobile homes. Home rentals here are fairly easy to come by, and once you're in, the locals will just absorb you right into their long-standing way of life. But really, people don't like to move away from this place. Oh, and if you're young (or young at heart), you'll fit right in.
Lost Dutchman:What exactly happened to the "lost Dutchman?" Well, considering this is part of the former wild, wild west, you can probably guess, and if you can't, it's probably not worth the story. Lost Dutchman has slightly more expensive apartments, but you'll discover that you're in a more upscale area (but lets not get too crazy here; were not talking New York City upscale). The calm nature of this area tends to attract retirees and executives, but Apache Junction really loves em all just the same.
Apache Junction is a grand city full of wonderful exploration options. When not catching up on the latest re-runs of a television show, locals head out to the Superstition Mountains or wander down to the Goldfield Ghost Town for a bit of history. If you truly do want to know what happened to the lost Dutchman, you can head on into the Lost Dutchman State Park. The possibilities for exploration in Apache Junction are seemingly endless. And if you ever tire of your surroundings, Mesa (a big city!) is just about 20 miles to the west. Yee-haw!
Picture the most western scene you can imagine. It's likely filled with saloons, dusty roads the occasional tumbleweed rolling through, sheriffs, bandits, cowboys, and Indians, right? Now, let your imagination linger there for a moment. If envisioning this western wonderland makes it hard for you to snap back to reality, you'll adjust to Apache Junction just fine (although you likely won't come across a shootout between good guys and bad guys unless its for a movie scene - sorry to burst your bubble on that one).


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The FTP server of the computer science department at Technische Universität Berlin always had an extensive Atari section with freeware, shareware and public domain software. Sadly, some time ago the server was taken offline without any notice, when their IT was restructured. I feared that all content had been lost forever.
However with a lot of effort I was able to obtain a snapshot of the Atari folder on that server from 2015. Since no one volunteered to put it online, I decided to host it myself. So, from now on you can find ca. 400 MB of Atari software at http://atariftp.czietz.de/pub/atari/
Some of the software is in German, some of it in English. The index files are mostly English, though, so you can see what you'll find there.
A request: If you decide that you want the whole collection, please do not put a download manager to work to download all the files. Send me a PM and I'll give you a temporary link to download everything in one file.

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"Urban renewal" swamp gets murkier
Oregon's "urban renewal" laws allow cities like Portland to siphon off property tax revenues and steer them to real estate sharpies, supposedly to clean up "blight" but more often just to make schlock projects "pencil out." It's unfair to all the other public services that are deprived of that revenue, like public safety, schools, mental health crisis lines, and the like, but the developers and landlords have the deck completely rigged.
Now comes a new twist: Multnomah County, starting with former county chair Ted Wheeler, screamed and moaned so much about the revenue drain that the state legislature passed a law requiring Portland to fork over some of its "urban renewal" take to the county. Thus, a squeaky wheel gets greased. But what about the schools? What about the city police and fire bureaus? What about the parks?


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CBS News isn't the only one failing to disclose the political activism of purportedly ordinary Americans fearful of the return of a draft. NBC News has its own Beverly Cocco. His name is Jeremy Tor.
Here's the full transcript of the draft-mongering segment that ran on NBC Nightly News last night:
TOM BROKAW, anchor:
One issue that may come up tomorrow, tonight, the military draft. Senator Kerry has already suggested President Bush may be forced to reinstitute the draft after the election to deal with the pressures on military manpower. The Bush campaign has persistently and vigorously denied that, but as NBC's Jim Miklaszewski reports in our series, IRAQ: THE REAL STORY, the Internet is aflame with stories that the draft is coming back.
JIM MIKLASZEWSKI reporting:
Twenty-year-old Jeremy Tor, a junior at the University of Arizona, got the scare of his life recently: an e-mail that said if George Bush is re-elected, he will reinstate the military draft.
Mr. JEREMY TOR: Well, I thought this is incredible. You know, to suggest that a draft is going to be instituted, you know, harkening back to the days of Vietnam, which is a scary, scary thought.
MIKLASZEWSKI: Today, Vice President Dick Cheney strongly denied it.
Vice President DICK CHENEY: And the notion that somebody's peddling out there that there is a secret plan to reinstitute the draft, hogwash, not true.
MIKLASZEWSKI: But college-age students and their parents across the country are being bombarded with the draft warning. Internet postings claim the Selective Service System has been given $28 million to prepare for a draft and is secretly hiring 10,000 people for draft boards nationwide. Pentagon officials call it "bunk." The e-mails also highlight two bills to reinstate the draft pending in the House and Senate. But both have almost no political support and both are sponsored by Democrats. Congressman Charlie Rangel admits he introduced his bill in part as a protest to the war in Iraq.
Representative CHARLIE RANGEL: I want to make it clear, this war is stupid. It is unnecessary.
MIKLASZEWSKI: It may sound strange, but most Pentagon and military leaders actually oppose the draft, because, they say, the all-volunteer army is working.
Generally, today's soldiers are in the Army because they want to be. Drafted soldiers would be forced to serve, and then only for two years, barely enough time to train them for today's high-tech force.
Mr. LOREN THOMPSON (Military Expert): There are so many specific skills you need that you can't just bring somebody in, train them for six months and send them to Iraq. They won't know what to do.
MIKLASZEWSKI: If more soldiers are needed, the military says they'll increase incentives to volunteers, like enlistment bonuses up to $20,000. After looking into it, Jeremy Tor decided the draft scare is a political hoax, but if anything, it still convinced him to vote in November. Jim Miklaszewski, NBC News, the Pentagon.
What NBC News doesn't tell you is that young Mr. Tor had his mind made up about President Bush and the election a long time ago. A December 2003 article in the Daily Wildcat, Tor's campus newspaper, reveals that Tor is a Democrat who supported John Edwards in the primary. His club, Students for Edwards, sprang up on campus at the same time as the Students for Dean group, led by student Jonna Lopez. The article notes that "both Tor and Lopez agree that removing Bush from the White House is the biggest priority."
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Synonyms: Nyctanthes sambac L.
Nyctanthes undulata L.
Group: Dicot
Family: Oleaceae - Olive family
Duration: Perennial
Growth Habit: Vine, Shrub
Bangla/Vernacular Name: Beli, Banmallika, Malshi, Mogra
Tribal Name: Mulipai (Chakma), Chioy, Goarung (Marma), Pra-Pang-Pao (Murang).
English Name: Arabian Jasmine, Sambac Jasmine, Tuscan Jasmine.
An ever green shrub erect or somewhat climbing. Leaves simple, opposite, usually ovate, even orbicular. Flowers white, very fragrant in axillary, solitary or 3-flowered cymes. Carpels black.
Flowers yield an essential oil rich in linalool, benzyl acetate, cis-jasmone and sesquiterpene. Indole, pyridine and nicotine derivatives have been reported in this plant. Tetrameric iridoid glycoside, sambacosides A, E and F, are present in the leaves. The glycosides, ß-primeveroside and ß-rutinoside, have been isolated from the flower buds (Ghani, 2003).
Commonly cultivated in gardens.
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Eva Mendes tested dog shock collar on herself
The Hitch star invested in a special collar to prevent her 'attack dog', a Belgian Shepherd named Hugo, from harming smaller animals.
However, she was so concerned the gadget would hurt her pet, she tried it out on her own arm first - and was surprised by the powerful jolt it gave out.
Mendes tells U.S. talk show host David Letterman "All he (Hugo) wants to do is prove his love to me, you know, all he wants to do is kill for me. It's so sweet. (But) I'd feel terrible if he hurt a little thing so I try to get in there and I use - people always get mad at me for this - but I use a shock collar on him and I have the remote. But I've tried it on myself at all levels. I swear!...
"I do not do it on my neck. I tested it on my arm. It's more than a tingle, it's way more than tingle. Oh, remember when we were kids and we had that jokey thing where you shake hands and ahh that thing (hand buzzer)? It's like that but intensified the higher you go with the levels."


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Join us for an afternoon of poetry! Temple Sinai's Ninth Annual Temple Sinai Jewish Poetry Festival will feature poet Barbara Helfgott Hyett. Barbara has published five collections of poetry, most recently "Rift" which won the Boston Foundation's Fellowship for Excellence in the Arts. Her poems have appeared widely in journals and magazines. She is a professor of English and also serves as the Director of "PoemWorks, the Workshop for Publishing Poets." Temple member Dr. Larry Lowenthal will serve as master of ceremonies. An open mic will follow.


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I don't crochet or embroider, but I can appreciate the time and effort it takes to create these intricate items. From the vintage binder I bought, here are some bags and hats that I thought were interesting (but would never need or wear). This backpack is so 1970s.
And these little purses are cute.
I like the big tassel on this crochet hat.
And these are nice airy designs for the hair net and purse.
Finally, I'm not really a fan of the little hat, but I like the bag.
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St Annes Old Links Golf Club has been chosen as an important stepping-stone to the 2018 Open Championship.
The course is a final qualifying venue for the 2018 Open at Carnoustie and for the next three Championships after that until 2021.
The competition will give golfers one of the last chances to get into the final line-up for the most prestigious golf championship in the world.
Old Links has previously hosted final qualifying for the Amateur Championship in 2007, the local final qualifying for The Open in 2012, the English Women's Amateur Strokeplay Championship in 2015 and in August 2017, will host the boys' home internationals.
Old Links captain Colin Nicoll said: "We are obviously delighted that the R&A have yet again shown faith in the club to host such a prestigious event. "It reflects the high standards and hard work undertaken by the club, the course manager and his team in delivering a challenging Championship course with magnificent greens".
Some of the world's best players are expected to assemble at Old Links, which is one of four courses chosen for qualifying in July, 2018.
The others are the Prince's Golf Club in Kent, Hollinwell in Nottinghamshire and The Renaissance Club in East Lothian.


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3.5mm Headphone Jack is a 1/8-inch or 3.5mm headphone jack is an audio socket that accepts a 3.55mm male pin or audio plug. A small round connector for accepting the pin-shaped plug from a standard pair of music headphones. Below schematic shows the typical diagram of 3.5mm Headphone Jack.
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Gardenville is so named because it actually was once Baltimore's garden. It was the premier truck farming region where the city got most of its fruits and vegetables.
Houses now stand where tomatoes and beans once grew at Belair and Moravia roads. But this coming spring the community will be getting a new and very unique kind of garden. A labyrinth walk and meditation garden will be built in front of St. Anthony of Padua's Roman Catholic Convent on Frankford Avenue.
"It's part of a program called `Sacred Places -- Open Spaces' which attempts to put places of peace and beauty in urban areas," said Gloria Carpeneto, a pastoral associate.


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Scripture: And unto man he said, Behold, the fear of the LORD, that is wisdom; and to depart from evil is understanding. (Job 28:28).
Devotional: There is a two-fold wisdom; one hid in God, which is secret, and belongs not to us; the other made known by him, and revealed to man. One day's events, and one man's affairs, have such reference to, and so hang one upon another, that He only, to whom all is open, and who sees the whole at one view, can rightly judge of every part. But the knowledge of God's revealed will is within our reach, and will do us good. Let man look upon this as his wisdom: To fear the Lord, and to depart from evil. Let him learn that, and he is learned enough. Where is this wisdom to be found? The treasures of it are hid in Christ, revealed by the word, received by faith, through the Holy Ghost. It will not feed pride or vanity, or amuse our vain curiosity. It teaches and encourages sinners to fear the Lord, and to depart from evil, in the exercise of repentance and faith, without desiring to solve all difficulties about the events of this life. (Matthew Henry's Concise Commentary).
Prayer: Heavenly Father we place our trust in you and you alone. May we seek to gain wisdom that comes from your word that we might come to fear the Lord and depart from evil. We come to you for the wisdom to make wise decisions one day at a time. Help us to be obedient to your word and leave the consequences to you. We ask this in the precious name of Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior. Amen.


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Olympus has just unveiled three new additions to its camera range with the launch of the Olympus SZ-30MR, TG-810 and SZ-20. All featuring a 3-inch LCD, HDMI connection, high ISO and sensor-based mechanical image stabilisation, smart panorama, 3D photo and SDXC and Eye-Fi card compatibility.
The most expensive of the three the Olympus SZ-30MR priced at €329 is equipped with backlit CMOS sensor with 24x (25-600mm) optical zoom and Dual Engine TruePic III+ processing. Its also the first to simultaneously record 1080p video while shooting 16 megapixel stills.
The Olympus SZ-20 camera is not equipped with the MR and also has a small 12.5x zoom but these omissions are reflected in its price of €219.
Finally the Olympus TG-810 which is fitted in a rugged outer that is crushproof to 100kg in weight says Olympus. Together with being waterproof to 10 meters, shockproof at a distance of 2 meters and freezeproof down to temperatures of -10 degree celsius.
The Olympus TG-810 is equipped with a 14 megapixel CCD sensor, a 5x (28-140mm) optical zoom, 720p movie mode, TAP control (for gloved use), GPS, and even has an electronic compass, all for the price of €299
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For all my inability to cook, I think I know a lot about food. I am aware of the issues surrounding GMOs and hormones in meat.I understand what foods are important to buy organic and why fast food is bad for you. Sometimes, though, it's good to be reminded where our food comes from and what to be concerned with
If you've never seen Food Inc. you should check it out. Its a bit graphic, but it's an eye opening experience. Here is the trailer for the film. The full version is available on Netflix and Hulu.


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Widnes Vikings are delighted to announce that Andy Gregory is the latest name to be confirmed for our upcoming Wembley Heroes event.
Gregory, who played for Widnes between 1980 and 1984 during the 'Cup Kings' era for the Club. With 43 tries in 141 appearances for the Chemics, as well as two Challenge Cup victories for the Vikings in 1981 and 1984, Andy is regarded as one of Widnes' greatest ever half backs.
His form for the Chemics was rewarded with his international debut during his time at Naughton Park, and would go on to make 26 caps for Great Britain.
Take a look at Andy Gregory's Dream 13, with some legendary Widnes names making his brilliant side.
Full Back
Joe Lydon - I've played with some great full back's but I'll have to go with Joe. He was a great player, and showed that as he became the Great Britain full back during his career as well.
Martin Offiah - He was a world class winger, and had bags of pace. People used to give Martin a bit of stick but he would put his body on the line and dig in because he was the guy everybody wanted to knock over. He's the best winger I've played with and against.
Henderson Gill - He knew where the try line where and always put his body on the line, scoring some tremendous tries in that Wigan side and he was a brilliant winger.
Gene Miles - An absolute legend of a player, and an outstanding centre during my time at Wigan.
Dean Bell - Dean became a legend at Wigan, and rightly so after some brilliant performances at centre.
Stand Off
Tony Myler - In terms of skill, Tony was the best that I've ever played with, and if it wasn't for injury he would have been up there as one of the best in the world, there's no doubt in my mind about that.
Shaun Edwards - You knew that week in, week out, Shaun would give you 100% commitment and nothing less. A simply great, great player.
Kelvin Skerrett - I played with Kelvin when I was at Wigan, and he would never take a backward step when he was playing and was a great prop forward.
Andy Platt - I've played with some absolutely brilliant prop forwards and this was another close call between Andy and Kevin Tamati but I'll go for Andy on this.
Martin Dermott - For the service that he would give you from dummy half, he was brilliant. Martin playing at 9 would always set your attack off on the front foot and was a brilliant hooker.
Second Rowers
Mick Adams - He was my captain at Widnes when I first started out and I remember him giving me a clip around the ear when I was getting carried away after my first Wembley appearance but he always looked after me when I was a youngster coming through. He was a great player and a tough fella, and to this day When we went on tour in 1984, I have no idea how he wasn't the tour captain.
Les Gorley - It was between either Les or Denis Betts but Les just pips him to the post. I played with Les when we was at Widnes and he was a brilliant back rower, and was a tough bloke when he took to the field.
Loose Forward
Ellery Hanley - There was only one player for this position for obvious reason and it's Ellery. He was a leader, he was a winner, and he was simply a world-class loose forward.
Andy on his time at Widnes:
"When I was at Wigan St Patricks, there was 11 teams after me, but when I looked at the squad that Widnes had at that time and I listened to the way Dougie (Laughton) talked about the way he wanted to play and it was a simple decision really for me."
"Dougie eventually gave me my chance after I was playing well in the A-team. We played Huddersfield for my first game and I came off the bench, scored two tries and set three more up. After that, I thought that was the moment for me to get going but Dougie kept me at bay and had me in and out of the team, which was frustrating at the time but it was the right decision looking back."
"When Reg (Bowden) moved on to Fulham, I was given the number seven shirt and I took my chance and never looked back. We had an absolutely fantastic team looking back, and every single one of them looked after me when I got into the team.
"I was very lucky to play with some absolutely brilliant players at Widnes and I don't come back here as much as I should do, as I have a lot of friends over here and my daughter, Lauren, also lives over this way, too."
"It was absolutely tremendous, my time at Widnes, and I loved my first final at Wembley in 1981 in which I scored. After that, I vowed I would have to go back again, but I didn't expect to go back nine times in my career and be undefeated there."
The Event
On Wednesday 23rd August, Widnes Vikings will be hosting a special celebration event at the Halton Stadium, marking the Club's 1981 and 1984 Challenge Cup triumphs (7.00pm start).
The event, which takes place in the week leading up to the 2017 Challenge Cup final, will reunite the heroes of two of Widnes' greatest days. Expect to see some of Widnes' biggest ever names and to hear fascinating tales from the glory days of The Chemics.
Book now for Wembley Heroes!
Tickets for the big event cost just £25 per person or £20 for 2017 Stronghold Members, or £200 for a table of ten. Demand for this event is high, and it follows the recent sell-out 'Lunch With Legends' dinner.
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For most of us, there is no argument that Yoga is a good practice to incorporate into daily schedules. But why? What happens during all that breathing? How does it work?
Well, some of these answers are not easy to determine. Countless studies have proven that direct yoga intervention results in lessening depression, anxiety, and stress, just to name a few benefits. These results are determined two ways. One is in "self-reporting" which means subjects in a study fill out a questionnaire and report how they feel. It is a useful way to get information, but self-reporting can be subjective. So that's why there are more objective ways to measure mental and physical health through blood pressure, salivary cortisol, weight, and lipid serum, among other tests and markers
Still, the actual mechanics of how yoga can considered a true therapy are not easily explained. But there is enough known to help nearly everyone make healthy improvements. First though, the physiology of stress should be examined.
The Cortisol Story: Fight or Flight …or Fatigue
When we perceive a threat, our bodies react by triggering the hypothalamic–pituitary–adrenal area, also known as the HPA axis. The HPA axis sends out the alarm throughout the nervous system, which is really a neat trick. Several chemicals and hormones are released, and instantly our bodies change to become ready to either fight off the threat or run away. The threat could be a mugger in the park, or someone driving aggressively near us on the highway. One of the more interesting of these hormones is cortisol. This glucocorticoid is also known as the "stress hormone" and is really wonderful at potentially saving our lives.
But, since humans for the most part do not have the same real threats our early ancestors did, the need to fight or flee diminishes. Unfortunately, because there are still many stressors – and remember the key phrase above was "perceived threat" – that set off these alarms, cortisol production happens too frequently, with less opportunity to physically take advantage of the temporary hormone-induced power.
And too much cortisol is devastating. It has been linked over and over to many sources of disease. An article in the November 2009 issue of Today's Dietician lists distressed immune systems, increased blood sugar levels, raised blood pressure, obesity, depression, digestive problems, and fertility setbacks. There is a real "adrenal fatigue."
5 Proven Steps to Lower Stress
Remedying this over-abundance of cortisol (and other stress by-products) takes a multi-prong approach.
1) Remove sources of stress. No, this doesn't sound easy to me either. But certain electronics, especially the TV, the Internet, even cell phones are straight up stressors. Politics, economy, heartbreaking charity cases, we are inundated by this kind of information continuously, and it just isn't good. Also trying to avoid negative people goes a long way in reducing cortisol production.
2) Remember the phrase "perceived threat"? Our mindsets play a huge part here. If someone jumps ahead of you in line at the grocery store, is that really a threat? No. Retraining your way of thinking to view others as just humans – like you – instead of your competition, makes a big difference.
3) Daily Gratitude. The hard luck stories mentioned a couple of paragraphs earlier can cause stress. But if we use them as examples of something we ourselves don't have deal with, it puts life in perspective. Better yet, doing something small to help another will help our own minds at the same time.
4) Moderate and regular exercise…yoga asana! I don't think this bit is anything new, but still we just don't do it enough. It's not just burning calories in the moment of treadmill running, it's strengthening the heart, revving the metabolism (so you keep burning calories hours later), and yes, relieving stress.
5) Mindfulness and Meditation through Yoga. More on this below.
Breath of Life (And Much More)
When someone begins a yoga practice, the instructor always starts with teaching proper breathing techniques. One way pranayama (yogic controlled breathing) helps a multitude of issues is that it strengthens the respiratory muscles An article published in The International Journal of Preventative Medicine (July, 2012), stated that, "An increase in inspiratory and expiratory pressures suggests that yoga training improves the strength of expiratory and as well as inspiratory muscles."
The improved strength mentioned in the article compares skeletal muscles to respiratory muscles, especially the diaphragm. Just as the asanas (postures) help us focus on isometric tightening in skeletal muscles, that increase strength in a calf or bicep muscle, the same muscle strengthening occurs in the respiratory muscles when we practice pranayama. Which equals greater respiratory (breath) capacity ..always desirable!
Why might this be important? On the surface, having improved breath capacity doesn't really need to be explained. We've always been told it's good, but why? One reason might be related to the vagus nerve. The vagus, the largest of the cranial nerves, originates in the brain and works its way down through the thorax and into the spinal column. It connects with the heart, and with nearly all other organs. And when this nerve receives proper stimulation, it decreases stress.
Good Breath – Less Stress
So as mentioned earlier, during pranayama the slow mindful breathing contracts the diaphragm. Because the vagus nerve runs through the diaphragm, these contractions stimulate it. Then the vagus quiets or "down-regulates" the HPA axis. How this happens is a bit complicated, and might just require a degree in neuroscience to explain it best, but one thing that happens is that the stimulation of the vagus nerve releases a neurotransmitter called acetylcholine or ACh. This substance was actually called "Vagusstoff", or "vagus stuff" before the chemistry was sorted out.
Simply put, ACh can help regulate the levels of cortisol and other over-stimulating chemicals. And all this from some pranayama practice! As Christopher Bergland wrote in The Athlete's Way column for the January 2013 issue of Psychology Today:
"Any type of meditation will reduce anxiety and lower cortisol levels. Simply taking a few deep breaths engages the Vagus nerve which triggers a signal within your nervous system to slow heart rate, lower blood pressure and decreases cortisol."
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Kolkata: Activist-writer Mahasweta Devi, who crusaded for the rights of tribals and the marginalised for decades, was on Friday cremated with full state honours as commoners and eminent personalities led by Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee paid their last respects.
Police personnel reversed arms and gave a gun salute with the bugle sounding the Last Post as her grandson Tathagata Bhattacharya lit the funeral pyre. Hundreds of people, including tribals from faraway districts, congregated at the Keoratola crematorium to bid a tearful adieu to the author.
In the morning, people cutting across class and political barriers paid their last respects to the 90-year-old Padma Vibhushan and Magsaysay awardee who passed away on Thursday following cardiac arrest.
Besides a host of state ministers, Left Front Chairman Biman Bose and Communist Party of India-Marxist state secretary Surjya Kanta Mishra paid floral tributes to Mahasweta Devi whose mortal remains were kept at the Rabindra Sadan auditorium.
People accompanied the convoy of police cars that flanked the hearse carrying the author`s body in a glass casket bedecked with floral offerings for the last journey to the Keoratala crematorium.
The homage resembled a massive rally with artistes, writers, intellectuals and celebrities walking side by side with the common man as the cavalcade made its way to the crematorium.
Among those to paid their respects were the Lodhas of the erstwhile Midnapur district and the Kheria Sabars of Purulia - who revered Mahasweta as their mother.
Coming all the way from the districts, the members of the twin tribal groups carried copies of a letter Mahasweta had written to the various authorities highlighting the stigma attached to the tribals who were notified as "criminals" during the British rule.
"We have lost our mother. We have lost the voice that inspired us to continue our fight," said one of the tribals who had assembled under the banner of Lodha and Sabar Kalyan Samiti.


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Guests: Philip Ryu of MacHeist, Andrew Welch of Ambrosia.
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Apple reports record earnings… then stock tanks, Philip Ryu of MacHeist and Andrew Welch of Ambrosia give counterpoints to MacHeist discussion, and more.
Here's a direct MP3 download of our marathon 107 minute, nearly-ruined-by-Skype-farts MBW 75.
And, hey, whaddaya know? MBW is having its Diamond Anniversary. I should pick up a necklace or an industrial drill for Leo.
This week, Leo invited Philip and Andrew on to talk about MacHeist. I hope they feel like they got a fair hearing and were able to say their piece. For myself, I'm still not sure how I feel about MacHeist, but I'm persuaded that the process is improved over the first time it was offered. On a personal level, it was cool to be given a chance to talk to Andrew, whose Ambrosia Software has been with me like a secret friend for almost as long as I've used a Mac.
This time around my pick of the week is Airfoil by Rogue Amoeba (although I also profess my affection for lots of other stuff Paul makes). Good interview from last year with Paul over on Ars Technica.
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My campaign analogy was aimed more at gauging the integrity of the individuals in question, but your "middle man" analogy is a good one. This is what I meant when I made reference to those shady companies that repackage OpenOffice as a commercial product. I can't argue that MacHeist isn't good for consumers, but then, Wal-Mart is good for consumers too, but is it good for communities? Is it good the for manufacturers who get squeezed for lower prices? The core of my uneasiness is this: what is the intent of the MacHeist creators? Is it to help the little guy get a foothold, or is it to make a profit? Would they even bother if it were an entirely altruistic venture? I doubt it. So if profit is the primary driving force, I just can't shake the feeling that there's a degree of exploitation going on here.
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One of Hollywood's sexiest and most magnetic leading men, Denzel Washington's poise and radiantly sane intelligence permeate whatever film he is in, be it a socially conscious drama, biopic, or suspense thriller. More importantly, Washington's efforts, alongside those of director [[Performer~P99175~Spike Lee~spikelee]], have done much to dramatically expand the range of dramatic roles given to African-American actors and actresses.The son of a Pentecostal minister and a hairdresser, Washington was born in Mount Vernon, NY, on December 28, 1954. His parents' professions shaped Washington's early ambition to launch himself into show business: from his minister father he learned the power of performance, while hours in his mother's salon (listening to stories) gave him a love of storytelling. Unfortunately, when Washington was 14, his folks' marriage took a turn for the worse, and he and his older sister were sent away to boarding school so that they would not be exposed to their parents' eventual divorce. Washington later attended Fordham University, where he attained a B.A. in Journalism in 1977. He still found time to pursue his interest in acting, however, and after graduation he moved to San Francisco, where he won a scholarship to the American Conservatory Theatre. Washington stayed with the ACT for a year, and, after his time there, he began acting in various television movies and made his film debut in the 1981 [[Feature~V8167~Carbon Copy~carboncopy]]. Although he had a starring role (as the illegitimate son of a rich white man), Washington didn't find real recognition until he joined the cast of [[Performer~P391253~John Falsey~johnfalsey]] and [[Performer~P82791~Joshua Brand~joshuabrand]]'s long-running TV series [[Feature~V175363~St. Elsewhere~stelsewhere[tvseries]]] in 1982. He won critical raves and audience adoration for his portrayal of Dr. Phillip Chandler, and he began to attract Hollywood notice. In 1987, he starred as anti-apartheid activist Steve Biko in [[Performer~P80152~Richard Attenborough~richardattenborough]]'s [[Feature~V11683~Cry Freedom~cryfreedom]] alongside [[Performer~P38699~Kevin Kline~kevinkline]], and though the film itself alienated some critics ([[Performer~P187986~Pauline Kael~paulinekael]] called it "dumbfounding"), Washington's powerful performance earned him a Best Supporting Actor Oscar nomination.Two years later, Washington netted another Best Supporting Actor nod -- and won the award -- for his turn as an embittered yet courageous runaway slave in the Civil War drama [[Feature~V19993~Glory~glory]]. The honor effectively put him on the Hollywood A-List. Some of his more notable work came from his collaboration with director [[Performer~P99175~Spike Lee~spikelee]]; over the course of the 1990s, Washington starred in three of his films, playing a jazz trumpeter in [[Feature~V32975~Mo' Better Blues~mobetterblues]] (1990), the title role in Lee's epic 1992 biopic [[Feature~V31012~Malcolm X~malcolmx]] (for which he received a Best Actor Oscar nomination), and the convict father of a high-school basketball star in [[Feature~V162469~He Got Game~hegotgame]] (1998).Washington also turned in powerful performances in a number of other films, such as [[Feature~V32926~Mississippi Masala~mississippimasala]] (1991), as a man in love with an Indian woman; [[Feature~V119903~Philadelphia~philadelphia]] (1993), as a slightly homophobic lawyer who takes on the cause of an AIDS-stricken litigator ([[Performer~P93341~Tom Hanks~tomhanks]]); and [[Feature~V135427~Devil in a Blue Dress~devilinabluedress]] (1995), as a 1940s private detective, Easy Rawlins. Washington also reeled in large audiences in action roles, with the top box-office draw of such thrillers as [[Feature~V119901~The Pelican Brief~thepelicanbrief]] (1993), [[Feature~V134690~Crimson Tide~crimsontide]] (1995), and [[Feature~V173674~The Siege~thesiege]] (1998) attesting to his capabilities. In 1999, Washington starred in another thriller, [[Feature~V181074~The Bone Collector~thebonecollector]], playing a paralyzed forensics expert who joins forces with a young policewoman ([[Performer~P36009~Angelina Jolie~angelinajolie]]) to track down a serial killer. That same year, he starred in the title role of [[Performer~P96048~Norman Jewison~normanjewison]]'s [[Feature~V181297~The Hurricane~thehurricane]]. Based on the true story of a boxer wrongly accused of murdering three people in 1966, the film featured stellar work by Washington as the wronged man, further demonstrating his remarkable capacity for telling a good story. His performance earned him a number of honors, including a Best Actor Golden Globe and a Best Actor Oscar nomination.After another strong performance as a high-school football coach in [[Performer~P117511~Boaz Yakin~boazyakin]]'s [[Feature~V209853~Remember the Titans~rememberthetitans]], Washington cut dramatically against his "nice guy" typecast to play a corrupt policeman in [[Feature~V251978~Training Day~trainingday]], a gritty cop drama helmed by [[Performer~P235931~Antoine Fuqua~antoinefuqua]]. Washington surprised audiences and critics with his change of direction, but in the eyes of many, this change of direction made him a more compelling screen presence than ever before. (It also netted him an Oscar for Best Actor.) 2002 marked an uneven year for Washington. He joined the cast of [[Performer~P11630~Nick Cassavetes~nickcassavetes]]' absurd melodrama [[Feature~V259468~John Q.~johnq]], as a father so desperate to get medical attention for his ailing son that he holds an entire hospital hostage and contemplates killing himself to donate his own heart to the boy. Critics didn't buy the film; it struck all but the least-discriminating as a desperate attempt by Washington to bring credulity and respectability to a series of ludicrous, manipulative Hollywood contrivances. [[Feature~V259468~John Q.~johnq]] nonetheless performed healthily at the box (it grossed over a million dollars worldwide from a 36-million-dollar budget). That same fall, Washington received hearty praise for his directorial and on-camera work in [[Feature~V271085~Antwone Fisher~antwonefisher]] (2002), in which he played a concerned naval psychiatrist, and even more so for director [[Performer~P90385~Carl Franklin~carlfranklin]]'s 2003 crime thriller [[Feature~V280231~Out of Time~outoftime]]. Somewhat reminiscent of his role in 1991's crime drama [[Feature~V41321~Ricochet~ricochet]], [[Feature~V280231~Out of Time~outoftime]] casts Washington as an upstanding police officer framed for the murder of a prominent citizen. In 2004, Washington teamed up with [[Performer~P87470~Jonathan Demme~jonathandemme]] for the first occasion since 1993's [[Feature~V119903~Philadelphia~philadelphia]], to star in the controversial remake of 1962's [[Feature~V31268~The Manchurian Candidate~themanchuriancandidate]]. Washington stars in the picture as soldier Bennett Marco (the role originally performed by [[Performer~P111632~Frank Sinatra~franksinatra]]), who, along with his platoon, is kidnapped and brainwashed during the first Gulf War. Later that year, Washington worked alongside [[Performer~P74206~Christopher Walken~christopherwalken]] and [[Performer~P301579~Dakota Fanning~dakotafanning]] in another hellraiser, director [[Performer~P110585~Tony Scott~tonyscott]]'s [[Feature~V286090~Man on Fire~manonfire]], as a bodyguard who carves a bloody swath of vengeance, attempting to rescue a little girl kidnapped under his watch. Washington made no major onscreen appearances in 2005 -- and indeed, kept his activity during 2006 and 2007 to an absolute minimum. In '06, he joined the cast of [[Performer~P99175~Spike Lee~spikelee]]'s thriller [[Feature~V324968~Inside Man~insideman]] as a detective assigned to thwart the machinations of a psychotically cunning burglar ([[Performer~P54491~Clive Owen~cliveowen]]). The film opened to spectacular reviews and box-office grosses in March 2006, keeping Washington on top of his game and bringing [[Performer~P99175~Lee~spikelee]] (whose last major feature was the disappointing 2004 comedy [[Feature~V301965~She Hate Me~shehateme]]) back to the pinnacle of success. That same year, Washington joined forces once again with [[Performer~P110585~Tony Scott~tonyscott]] in the sci-fi action hybrid [[Feature~V343370~Déjà Vu~déjàvu]], as an ATF agent on the trail of a terrorist, who discovers a way to "bridge" the present to the past to view the details of a bomb plot that unfolded days earlier. The [[Performer~P110585~Scott~tonyscott]] film garnered a fair number of respectable reviews but ultimately divided critics. Déjà Vu bowed in the U.S. in late November 2006. Meanwhile, Washington signed on for another action thriller, entitled [[Feature~V358717~American Gangster~americangangster]] -- this time under the aegis of [[Performer~P110585~Tony Scott~tonyscott]]'s brother [[Performer~P110579~Ridley~ridleyscott]] -- about a drug-dealing Mafioso who smuggles heroin into the U.S. in the corpses of deceased Vietnam veterans.Washington appeared as New York City subway security chief Walter Garber in the 2009 remake of the 1974 thriller The Taking of Pelham One Two Three, and begun filming the post-apocalyptic drama The Book of Eli in the same year. He earned a Best Actor nomination in 2012 for his work as an alcoholic pilot in Robert Zemeckis' drama Flight. ~ Rebecca Flint Marx, Rovi
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Impairment of memory for previously learnt information, or performance of a previously learnt task, caused by subsequent learning of similar information or a similar task. Also called retroactive inhibition. See also Ranschburg inhibition, Skaggs-Robinson paradox. Compare proactive interference. RI abbrev.
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TEDxEducators was held at Denver Academy on February 16, 2010. Teachers, administrators and researchers spoke on the topic of the passion to teach. C. McNair Wilson writes a blog about creativity at http://www.teawithmcnair.typepad.com/ About TEDx, x = independently organized event In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations)
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The Tikkun Passover Supplement (Spring 2014 Print Version)
This is meant as a supplement to the traditional Haggadah, not as an alternative to it. A more full version of this supplement can be found online at tikkun.org/passover.
A Note to Non-Jews: Jesus was a Jew, and the Last Supper was a Seder. Our supplement affirms the liberatory message that is part of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, and is found in many other religious and spiritual traditions as well. You may find some of this ritual helpful if you create your own rite to celebrate the key insight of all the spring holidays of the world: that rebirth, renewal, and transformation are possible, and that we are not stuck in the dark, cold, and deadly energies of winter. Judaism builds on that universal experience and adds another dimension: it suggests that the class structure (slavery, feudalism, capitalism, or neoliberal imperialism) can be overcome, and that we human beings, created in the image of the Transformative Power of the Universe (God), can create a world based on love, generosity, and nonviolence.
Before blessing the wine, read this together:
We are the descendents of a people that have told a story of liberation from slavery and placed that story at the very center of our religion, most of our holidays, and the Torah read each Shabbat. We took upon ourselves the task of telling the people of the world that nothing is fixed, that the world can be fundamentally transformed, and that together we can build an economic, political, social, and cultural reality based on love and generosity, peace and nonviolence, social and economic justice, and caring for each other and the world. That is our inherited calling as the Jewish people.
We do not come to this task with the arrogance implicit in suggesting that we already have lived a life that fully embodies these values. In fact, the trauma of hatred against us that our message engendered in ruling elites—who hate anyone who teaches that society can be freed from class oppression—has led many of us to run away from our highest spiritual vision and try to be "a nation like all other nations." In the process, some of us have ended up working with and benefitting from the institutions of exploitation and oppression. This occurred in the Middle Ages, when Jews were offered very limited options and some ended up as tax and rent collectors and the most visible face of the feudal lords whom we served. And it is also true in the modern capitalist period, in which some of our brethren have become the moguls of Wall Street, investment bankers, corporate lawyers, media tycoons, and political operatives serving the status quo of Western imperialism.
Yet there has also been a core of our people who have managed not to allow fear to dominate our consciousness, and who in various ways have tried our best to remain true to the liberatory vision of Judaism. We are proud that even at a time when some Jews preach that our narrow self-interest should lead us to support a preemptive war against Iran and a solidarity with the 1 percent, the overwhelming majority of Jewish people continue to vote for liberal candidates for public office who, when they are at their best, provide a bulwark against the most reactionary forces in our world. These voting patterns have made Jews the most reliable electoral ally for people of color in Western societies, despite the loudmouths whose racism, sexism, homophobia, and xenophobia continue to get disproportionate media attention.
As we lift our cup of wine to say the prayers for sanctification of this joyous holiday, we recommit ourselves to the struggle for a world in which our society's rationality, efficiency, and productivity are judged by how much our economic, political, corporate, educational, legal, and medical systems tend to increase the amount of love, caring, kindness, generosity, and awe and wonder at the grandeur and mystery of the universe. We recommit ourselves to judging the rationality or efficiency of societal policies and institutions on how much they either undermine or sustain the way of life generated by capitalist culture in which we see other human beings as means to our own ends rather than as manifestations of the holy who deserve to be treated with loving respect and openhearted kindness.
As we wash our hands, we imagine washing away all cynicism and despair. We allow ourselves to be filled with the hope that the world can be transformed in accord with our highest vision of the good.
We eat a vegetable and sing of spring and hope, rejoicing in the bountiful blessings of the earth as it renews itself. We are all too aware that environmental damage is increasing rapidly. The free market, in a relentless fury to amass profits, has generated tens of thousands of corporate ventures and products that, as a whole and with some notable exceptions, have combined to do incalculable damage to the life-support system of the planet. While some have falsely come to believe that individual acts of earth-caring can change the big picture, the reality is that the life support system of the planet can only be saved through a transformation of our entire economic system. We need to create an economic system that no longer relies on endless growth or promotes the notion that well-being comes from accumulating and owning things and experiences, and that each of us should be maximizing our own well-being without regard to the global consequences of our personal actions. Ecological sanity cannot be achieved without global economic justice.
We approach the earth not only as our sustainer, vital to our personal survival, but also as a scared place worthy of our respect and awe.
After dipping a fresh vegetable in the saltwater of our tears (tears for the earth and for the past suffering of our people) and saying the blessing, it now becomes appropriate to eat anything vegetarian, including vegetarian chopped liver, baba ghanoush, hummus, vegetable soups, and rice dishes (following the Sephardic custom). The idea of starving ourselves until the first half of the Seder is completed is a distortion that has no legitimate foundation in Jewish law. Let us eat fully of the vegetarian dishes so we can be fully present to the Seder's messages.
We break the middle matzah in half, acknowledging our own brokenness and recognizing that imperfect people can usher in liberation. There's no sense waiting until we are totally pure and psychologically and spiritually healthy to get involved in tikkun (the healing and repair of the world). It will be imperfect people—wounded healers—who heal and transform the world, even as we simultaneously commit to doing ongoing psychological and spiritual work on ourselves. Whenever we fail to do this inner work, our distortions paralyze our social transformative movements.
The broken Matzah may also be seen as symbolizing the need for the Jewish people to give up the fantasy of running and controlling all of Palestine, when in fact what we need is a two-state solution or one state with equal rights for all.
We cannot celebrate this Passover without acknowledging the biggest distortion in Jewish life today—the often blind worship of the State of Israel in an era when Israel has become the current embodiment of Pharaoh-like oppression for the Palestinian people. We do not accept any account that one-sidedly blames the Jewish people or the Palestinian people for the development of this struggle, and we urge those who embrace such accounts to read Embracing Israel/Palestine: A Strategy for Middle East Peace (tikkun.org/eip). But we do recognize that at this moment it is Israel that has vastly greater power and hence greater responsibility to make dramatic concessions.
Such a concession could entail Israel's decision to no longer stand in the way of the Palestinian people's creation of an economically and politically viable Palestinian state in almost all of the West Bank and Gaza. Or it could entail offering Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza a "one person, one vote" democracy within Israel, allowing Jewish settlers to stay in the West Bank while gradually allowing Palestinians who wish to live in peace with Israel to return from their Diaspora to a Palestinian state that is adequately funded to provide them with a standard of living equivalent to the median living standard in Israel. Or it could entail Israel's decision to allow the Palestinians who fled or were forced out to gradually return to their homeland inside the borders of pre-1967 Israel (perhaps 20,000 to 30,000 returnees a year, but only in a context in which Israel eliminates all discrimination on the basis of nationality or religion, separates synagogue from state, and gives full and equal rights to everyone living within its borders). If Palestinians return at a gradual rate such as this, their return will not trigger such feelings of fear among Israelis who are still reeling from the Holocaust and feel the need for the protection of a state of their own.
We then lift the matzah and proclaim: "This is the bread of affliction. Let all who are hungry come and eat." This is the spirit of generosity which is the authentic Jewish spirit, so we must reject all those who tell us that "there is not enough" or that "we cannot afford" to end global and domestic poverty, hunger, homelessness, inadequate education, and inadequate health care. There is enough, we are enough, and we can afford to share.
We tell the story of our liberation struggle with embellishments! First we let the children ask the four traditional questions. Then we ask these four additional questions for the adults (and discuss our answers in small groups before going on):
1. Do you believe in the possibility of human liberation or have you given up on that Jewish vision?
2. Do you believe that people care only about themselves, or is it possible to create a society that rewards and nourishes our capacities to care for each other?
3. Do you believe that safety and security in this world come only from building stronger armies and stronger anti-terrorist systems, or do you think that safety for us, for Israel, and for anyone can be achieved through building a world of love, generosity, and social and economic justice?
4. Have you seen something change that at first seemed impossible to change? What lessons have you drawn from those experiences?
Continue this discussion over dinner. Now we turn to telling the story of the Exodus, and include the recitation of the plagues as we dip drops of wine or grape juice from our cups in remembrance of the suffering of our brethren the Egyptians. And we say:
While we have every right to celebrate our own liberation, as does every person on earth, our cup of joy cannot be full when we are the cause of the suffering of another people. We pray to live to the day when our own freedom and liberation will no longer be linked to the suffering of others.
Motzi Matzah
We hold up a substitute for the Pesach sacrifice of a lamb. As we hold up this vegetarian substitute for the shank bone, which may be a roasted Paschal Yam or Pachal Beet, we remind ourselves to draw closer to the spiritual reality of the universe—a process that in ancient days was supposedly facilitated by animal sacrifice.
We pick up the matzah, which Jewish mystics associate with disconnecting from chameytz (the leavened and expansive parts of bread that to the mystic symbolizes the never-quenched expansiveness of ego). Every time we eat the matzah during the eight days of Passover, we will remind ourselves of our spiritual commitment to overcome ego and let go of pretense so that we can see the world and ourselves as we really are.
We eat the bitter herbs. As we eat the horseradish or other bitter vegetables, we remember that the struggle for liberation is not a party. If we insist that it always must "feel good," we will remain stuck in the oppressive reality of today, because the 1 percent and those who work for them can always guarantee (through their armies, police forces, homeland security, and spying forces) that there is much pain in store for us, including loss of livelihood, jail, or assassination.
On a bit of matzah, we put the bitter herbs together with charoset. We combine the bitter herbs with charoset (a dish made from apples, nuts, and wine) to remember that our own love and generosity can make the struggle not feel impossibly bitter.
Shulchan Orech
Eat dinner!
Find and eat the Afikomen. This piece of the matzah, which was previously broken off and hidden, symbolizes the part of each of us that is split off and must be reintegrated into our full being for us each to be a whole and free person.
As we recite the blessing after our meal, we recommit ourselves to transforming global and economic arrangements in such a way as to ensure that the delicious foods we ate together tonight will be equally available to everyone on the planet and that no one will lack delicious and healthy food.
After the blessing, as we drink the third cup of wine or grape juice, we remember the suffering of our people during the Holocaust. We remember tonight our millions of sisters and brothers who perished at the hands of the Nazis and of the many willing executioners among the peoples of Eastern Europe. And we also remember the Jewish martyrs throughout the ages who were oppressed, beaten, raped, and murdered by European Christians. We do this despite our despair at those Jews who have illegitimately used the memory of our suffering to legitimate the oppression by Jews of the Palestinian people, or to justify insensitivity toward others who are suffering in the world today. Tonight we also recall with deep appreciation the many non-Jews who did stand up for Jews, who risked their lives to save Jewish lives, and who remained true to the best values of their own ethical and religious traditions.
Sing songs of hope for spiritual and political transformation (e.g., We Shall Overcome, Imagine, Ode Yavoe Shalom).
Sing songs of praise to Goddess of the universe.
We say: Next year in a world of peace, justice, love, and generosity—L'shanah ha'ba!
Source Citation
Lerner, Michael. 2014. The Tikkun Passover Supplement. Tikkun 29(2):9
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Jewish World Review Sept. 30, 2002 / 24 Tishrei, 5764
John H. Fund
This isn't likely to fade now that the election is over. No one who followed the news in the days before Sunday's German elections could wonder why. Mr. Schroeder, seeing his Social Democratic Party trailing by up to seven points in the polls in July, decided to pander to the pacifist, anti-American element of his electorate. Even though Washington had not asked Berlin for any help against Iraq, Mr. Schroeder suddenly decided opposing America's stand against Saddam offered his best chance at distracting the voters from his broken promise to create more jobs.
The strategy seemed to work. He changed the focus of the campaign by telling cheering crowds that he would not "click his heels" to do Washington's bidding. He vowed that Germany would not participate in any intervention in Iraq, even if the United Nations authorized it. "The Middle East has too much war, it needs more peace," he declared--and never mind that Saddam Hussein started two of the region's bloodiest recent wars by attacking Iran and Kuwait.
Bill Clinton has admired Mr. Schroeder for his effortless ability to change his positions for tactical advantage, and Mr. Schroeder knew exactly what he was doing. It's no secret that he has no love for President Bush. A "pathological opportunist," in the words of Jeffrey Gedmin of the Aspen Institute, the chancellor decided that putting a little strain in the Washington-Berlin relationship was a price worth paying for a second term.
It worked. The coalition of Social Democrats and Greens won a narrow nine-seat majority by pulling votes away from the Party of Democratic Socialism, the old East German Communist Party. Exit polls show a critical 290,000 voters abandoned the PDS for Mr. Schroeder's SDP after he unleashed his antiwar rhetoric. Those voters not only saved Mr. Schroeder's government but more or less eliminated the PDS as a future competitor for left-wing votes.
But the Schroeder victory has come at a high cost. "He didn't seem to calculate that he could be opening a Pandora's box of skepticism about the American relationship," Mr. Gedmin said in a speech to the Friedrich Naumann Foundation. Mr. Schroeder's Washington-bashing brought out latent anti-American feelings among top Social Democrats. The leader of its parliamentary group compared Mr. Bush to a Roman emperor. Rudolf Scharping, Mr. Schroeder's defense minister until this summer, told American journalists that the German government believes Mr. Bush wants "regime change" in Iraq to please "a powerful, perhaps overly powerful, Jewish lobby."
Most infamously, Herta Daeubler-Gmelin, Mr. Schroeder's justice minister, told a group of trade unionists that "Bush wants to distract attention from this domestic problems. That's a popular method. Even Hitler did that."
Ms. Dauebler-Gmelin first denied making such statements and then after several members of the audience came forward to confirm them, she made matters worse by saying, "I didn't compare the persons Bush and Hitler, but their methods." Mr. Schroeder at first backed his justice minister's ludicrous denials. But soon that became untenable, so he wrote Mr. Bush a letter that White House press secretary Ari Fleischer noted "read more as an attempt at an explanation" than an apology. With the election won, on Monday Mr. Schroeder chose not to sack Ms. Dauebler-Gmelin but instead accepted her resignation.
The result of the Schroeder gambit has been a distinctly cool response from the Bush White House. Secretary Rumsfeld shunned his German counterpart during a NATO meeting in Poland this week. The State Department patronizingly praised Germany for conducing "a democratic election," as if it were some Third World backwater making the transition from military rule.
The repercussions are likely to go even further, for Mr. Schroeder's anti-Americanism is gaining support here. An exit poll by ARD television found that 41% of voters thought the SPD was on the right track in foreign policy, as opposed to only 27% who sided with the opposition Christian Democrats.
That opposition could be costly for Germany. The U.S. stations more than 70,000 soldiers and airmen at bases in Germany, a holdover from the Cold War. The troops are still there, in part, because of European requests that America not abandon the Continent as it did after World War I. The troops and bases are also a boon for the German economy. But the presence of so many American troops also allows European countries to spend less than 1% of their gross domestic product on defense. That gives America a lot of leverage.
"The Schroeder government has provided the Americans with an excuse to pack up and leave," notes Canadian journalist David Warren. He reports that during the height of Mr. Schroeder's anti-Iraq campaign, U.S. command-and-control military functions and even bombers were shifted from Germany to Britain and elsewhere "to reduce exposure to any Schroeder political stunt."
The American military is a finely tuned, highly mobile operation. Carrier task forces, long-range bombers and forward positioning of military supplies make it capable of operating far more flexibly than in the past. When it became clear that Saudi Arabia was a fickle ally in the wake of Sept. 11, the U.S. was able to move many of its aircraft to a new base in nearby Qatar. Who is to say that some of the formerly communist countries that have joined or seek to join NATO might not be similarly willing to host American military assets?
Mr. Schroeder is certainly trying to repair some of the damage done to the Washington-Berlin relationship. This week he signaled that Germany would be willing to lead some peacekeeping duties in Afghanistan. But there are limits to what he can do. His slender parliamentary majority depends on Green members who come out of the antiwar, anti-American traditions of the 1960s. With a considerably larger majority in Parliament, Mr. Schroeder only narrowly won a no-confidence vote last year when he tried to insert German peacekeepers into Afghanistan. Several Green members refused to vote with him, and the leader of that faction won re-election Sunday despite being dropped from the Green Party's official list of candidates.
Mr. Schroeder thus may find his hands tied if he goes to Parliament again on a key foreign-policy issue. Either he will be unable to assert a strong German foreign policy because of fear of losing the Green members of his coalition, or he will have to depend on the conservative opposition for support--something he would be loath to do.
Mr. Schroeder may have created a climate in which the U.S. and other NATO members will no longer view Germany as a wholly reliable partner in the Western alliance. And contrary to the image of America against the world, other allies are more steady partners in the war against rogue states and terrorism. On Tuesday, Italy's Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi gave a ringing speech in support of ousting Saddam Hussein. "Our way of life, our destiny, both as Europeans and Italians, is tied to that of the United States," he told his Parliament.
Mr. Schroeder's Clintonian demagoguery won him an election, but it may also leave Germany--the world's third-largest economy--less trusted by its allies and thus less important in world affairs
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Inspector found dead in Delhi police station (Lead)March 6th, 2009 - 10:48 pm ICT by IANS
New Delhi, March 6 (IANS) A station house officer (SHO) was found dead Friday in the rest room of a Delhi police station, the police said.
Ram Chand Ranga, who would have turned 59 Friday, was posted at the Gulabi Bagh police station. He was found unconscious in the rest room of the police station.
"He was bleeding from the nose. Ranga was then rushed to the hospital where he was declared brought dead," a police officer said.
Joint Commissioner of Police (Northern Range) Karnal Singh said Ranga died of cardiac arrest around 3 a.m. Friday.
Ranga, whose retirement was due in March next year, was suffering from diabetes and hypertension.
Ranga had joined Delhi Police as head constable and rose through the ranks and became inspector in 1994.


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|August 27th, 2017, 03:15 PM
Name: shanie
Join Date: December 3, 2015
Age: 17
I'm too dependent
In 3 words: I'm too dependent. My moods are up and down like the flick of a light switch and if I've got no-one there immediately I freak out and mentally immobilise myself. If I am able to message people I always read too much into things and I assume everyone hates me and I'm just a burden on them for being awkward. It just gets to the point where one of my friends replied via Snap (photo messages) with a photo of her leg and it had a really nasty wound. It gave me urges to harm. She didn't realise at the time and I think I offended her pretty bad by asking if she could not doing that. She's just replying with one word half-assed messages now. I'm just getting in the way and she would be better off without me. Then she would feel happier and not annoyed. I'm sick of being a burden on my friends and they're sick of me saying that they would be better off without me. I say it but it means nothing to them it feels like. They just say "no" and expect it to change my whole life perspective. Maybe they just think I say it for attention and that I don't mean it when trust me I know for a fact that I do.
The last 3 days I've been way too nervous to even think about leaving the house but I have had to, but not by choice. I've had work and my family wanted to go out and took me with them. It triggered a panic attack every time I wasn't at home and I had to suppress them which makes everything feel worse. I've been shaking for a couple hours now and I've had to hide it. Everyone just feels ages away from me and I'm on my own in my little bubble and I hate it so much. I only like it when I can just lay in bed and cry on my own. The rest of the time I feel purposely isolated and that everyone's trying to keep their distance away from me on purpose but this is the last thing I need/want. It just makes me feel more worthless and want to harm more because it can stop my shaking and bad thoughts immediately. I want to be clean but I also don't want to.
I'm just writing this in a paranoia-fuelled panic attack actually making me feel like I'm not alone when I know I am. None of it probably actually makes any sense. I just feel like I'm going fully insane and my brain is frying out and I'm sick of the constant headaches and not sleeping and either starving or eating too much and just feeling like a lifeless ragdoll.
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|August 27th, 2017, 08:47 PM
Name: Sere
Join Date: June 28, 2017
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Re: I'm too dependent
I know that me saying you should talk to a professional is a nearly robotic answer.
While you should speak with someone that's not all I have to say.
Some of my "friends" i believe used to hate me because I was like a burden or a weight on them. Now do I know if they thought that, I sadly don't but i feel as if I always was and possibly still am. My friends nowadays feel like people I can only be a burden on. Only one of them is a true friend I feel. (Hence why I joined VT)
But I do know the feeling of being a burden on everyone
Everything I do on VT is in a bubble such as yours and no one knows I freak out or do any of the things I talk about in posts.
Suppressing feelings is never a good thing to do. Though at the same time it isn't always good to show all your feelings in public and such but never suppress all of your feeling
Whenever you can, don't suppress your feelings but make sure you're not releasing them and kick starting an attack.
Try to find someone to talk to irl who can go deep and not just be a light-hearted friend who you feel like a burden upon but a person who can share their burdens with you and yours with them. It's not impossible if you think it is. it just takes time, a difficult stretch of time but one that yields something wonderful.
You're not alone. The users of VT are real people not just brainwashed folk
If you need anything I'm here.
The real people of VT are here as well. We're here for each other
Don't fret in making a post or sending messages to people on here when you feel you need it
I hope I'm not too forward, rude or anything here
Again, if you wanna talk you can hmu
|August 29th, 2017, 05:39 PM
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Name: Jamie
Join Date: June 27, 2016
Location: Minnesota
Age: 20
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Re: I'm too dependent
I am sure that your friends do think that you are just saying that they would be better off without you for attention. That is the kind of natural reaction.
As far as your other feelings and problems. You first somehow need to love yourself and be happy with who you are. I think with how you are feeling and what you are describing about yourself and your life that you really need professional help to get you out of this and back on track. See your doctor and they can get you to the proper help that you need. You really have to do this soon because I think you are at the end of your rope and desperately need the help. Please go see them and get better. God bless you.
I am gay and happy with that.
I love talking to people very open & willing to listen.
I am also glad to try help with questions or problems.
Hit me up for anything. I promise I don't bite.
|August 30th, 2017, 07:14 AM
Join Date: November 3, 2013
Location: Texas
Age: 20
Re: I'm too dependent
As several previous posts have mentioned, you seem to be in a crisis- I hope you can access a mental health professional that can offer some help. You are not worthless, & your insight shows that you have much to offer to this world.
Some days you're the bug;
some days you're the windshield.
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An image has Rotational Symmetry if there is a point in the image that the image can be turned around a certain number of degrees and still look the same.
Think of the center of a pizza. If it is made so that all the pieces are the same size and have the same ingredients in the same places, then the pizza could be turned and you couldn't tell the difference. This means the pizza has rotational symmetry. The pizza on the right has rotational symmetry of 60 degrees.
What other foods have rotational symmetry?
On this page you will investigate rotational symmetry. As you investigate, be sure to write down your observations.
After you are done, close the sketch without saving your changes!
When will reflectional symmetry and rotational symmetry be confused? Can you find a drawing that has both reflectional and rotational symmetry?
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