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− | Hi again!
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− | * Sarah party for friend
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− | * [http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1206632349683&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull Open House]
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− | * [http://web.israelinsider.com/Articles/AntiSemi/12749.htm Fitna]
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− | * [http://bogieworks.blogs.com/treppenwitz/2008/03/if-this-film-ha.html more fitna]
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− | * Respect for Islam: <youtube v="y9dXGJ2rYdA" />
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− | * Dani got accepted to Stern
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− | Shabbat shalom!
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− | This past motsai-shabbat Sarah and some of her classmates threw a party for
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− | one of their friends who was going back to Australia, so she took the bus to
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− | Jerusalem where they met in a restaurant and had a fine time. Finally around
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− | 11 at night she called to ask when the bus would return; she took it back and
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− | ended up at home around 11:45. I'm relating this because it shows for one
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− | thing, how safe one generally is here. Back in the USA we would never have
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− | allowed her to travel by bus late at night; but here it's normal especially
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− | after shabbat.
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− | More than that, though I think it's indicative of a shift on her part as well
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− | - she herself would never have taken a bus at night "back home". Earlier we
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− | got notice that Daniela was accepted to Stern College, which was not a
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− | surprise -- but just the other day we got further notice that they are giving
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− | her a full scholarship to their honors program, which is a huge surprise and
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− | actually makes her attendance there feasible. Now she has to decide whether
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− | or not that's what she really wants to do.
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− | I have been officially promoted at work, though as far as I know there is no
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− | extra salary associated with the extra responsibility. Essentially, in
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− | addition to my other tasks I am also going to be the technical contact for our
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− | company to our various potential clients. My bosses were pleased with how I
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− | have handled the one potential client - as was the client - so they decided to
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− | put all such contacts on my shoulders. Now if I can only convince them to put
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− | more silver in my pocket...
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− | The saga of the house move continues. This week
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− | we contracted with a mover to move the contents of our rental to the house. B"H
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− | we should be moving the last week of June. In the meantime, we met with an
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− | electrician and a general contractor just today. I'm afraid to find out what
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− | their estimates are going to be -- particularly the general contractor who is
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− | all excited about replacing the plumbing in the house -- we'll see.
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− | I found a local
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− | supplier of soft matsah so I just placed an order. Anyone interested can ask me
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− | this week and I'll give the contact information.
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− | A dutch parlimentarian recently released a short movie, "Fitna" which shows
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− | verses of Quran interspersed with scenes of muslim terrorist violence.
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− | Needless to say, it has been banned almost everywhere -- even in cyberspace
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− | where supposed freedom from tyranny is a byword. "Bye-word" is more like it.
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− | Since we need to show more respect for islam you might enjoy the following
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− | ay there are so many interesting things going on first
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− | in actual good news let me recommend anyone interested in my friend elisheva
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− | barre barre's new book torah for gentiles feel free to contact her at
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− | shevabar hotmail com it it's an interesting read and full of information do you
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− | remember me talking about blog february 2008 feb 22nd the bridge in jerusalem
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− | well the expensive eyesore has developed cracks in the welds just wait till some
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− | shahid detonates him-or-herself next to it the presumed child-abuse scandals
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− | involving members of the religious community have been all over the news
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− | recently I don't know whether the accusations are true or not; that that's a
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− | matter for courts to decide what I do know however is that the despicable and
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− | smarmy manner in which the media choose to depict the stories is not good for
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− | anyone and I wonder were it not for the uncompromising anti-religious stance of
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− | most of the media would the stories not be reported a bit more moderately when
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− | they describe people as belonging to a cult it automatically prejudices the
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− | reader -- which of course is their intent of course anti-religious stances are
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− | nothing new among the media or the rest of the so-called 'elite' here whether
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− | lauding the foundation of 'open house' or permitting public sale of chamets
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− | during pesach in jerusalem our 'elite' surely make known their contempt for
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− | the unwashed masses too bad that the demographics point to a marked drop in the
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− | 'elite' classes and a huge upsurge in the 'unwashed masses'. Up the revolution!
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