It looks to be inevitable that Callum Hudson-Odoi will leave Chelsea.
The Blues resisted temptation to sell the youngster when Bayern Munich came calling during the winter transfer window.
The German giants seem willing to play the long-game as they want the young forward to replace the departing Arjen Robben.
It looks like other sides have since been joined them in the queue for the eighteen year old.
The Metro state that Rio Ferdinand believes that Hudson-Odoi would be an ideal target for Manchester United. While The Telegraph are reporting that Borussia Dortmund are rivalling Bayern for Hudson-Odoi's signature.
Chelsea might want to keep hold of the talent but after today, I doubt Callum will be in any mood for staying.
Munich and other potential suitors will be offering the youngster first team football. That's something Blues boss Maurizio Sarri just can't seem to offer the teenager.
The future of star man Eden Hazard is also up in the air. Against Cardiff City earlier today, Sarri decided to drop his maestro. It would have been an ideal time to give Hudson-Odoi his long awaited first Premier League start and a chance to really shine in a Chelsea jersey.
It would've been a big signal to the young attacker that he's the future of Chelsea and the one that they'll look to if they do indeed lose Hazard to Real Madrid in the summer.
Yet Maurizio persisted in playing the more experienced Pedro and Willian, neither of which have had a particularly strong or consistent season thus far.
This all in the same week that Callum started his first game for England, that's one more start than Sarri's given him in the English top flight. In the last international break, Hudson-Odoi played 110 minutes of football and yet he's only played 119 minutes in the Premier League this entire season.
I can totally understand why the international winger would feel he was better off leaving Stamford Bridge.
Even when Chelsea were struggling in Cardiff, Hudson-Odoi was left kicking his heels on the bench.
For whatever reason the eighteen year old isn't getting a chance to prove himself at The Bridge and he's clearly got the talent to be playing elsewhere.
Now surely it would make more sense to concentrate on the player that you've seen least of during this term? The Italian should've specifically kept an eye on Hudson-Odoi, to see how he coped in such a big occasion.
To be constantly overlooked, to not get a Premier League start all year and then to hear that your manager didn't watch your full international debut is going to hurt a young player.
Chelsea and Maurizio Sarri haven't best served their future or even their present by overlooking such a talented player as Callum Hudson-Odoi.
The player's contract is up in the summer of 2020 and I doubt he'd even entertain contract talks at this point. He'll be even more determined to seek out a future elsewhere because nothing this season suggests he's got a pathway to follow that will see him one day becoming a Chelsea regular.
Be in no doubt that the young forward will see that Kevin de Bruyne, Mohamed Salah and Romelu Lukaku all flourished away from Stamford Bridge after being starved of first-team starts and that he won't be any different!


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Location: South West, 391 kilometres from Colombo
Area: 356.65 square kilometres
Avg. Temperature: 26°C – 28 °C
Avg. Average Rainfall: 1300 mm
Kumana National Park is a popular national park among wildlife enthusiasts. With 20 rich lagoons and tanks supporting the renowned and abundant birdlife of this area, it is most often referred to as a bird sanctuary. The park's beautiful wetland areas are dotted with water lilies and surrounded by dry-zone scrub forest and grasslands, giving it a remarkable view!
The flora in Kumana consists mainly of thick Mangrove trees, water loving Kumbuk trees and the Karan Fern as well as open marsh areas. 225 species of birds breed and nest upon this habitat including, some of the most spotted species such as Pelicans, Painted Stork, Spoonbills, Egrets, Little Cormorants and Peacocks. Migrant birds such as the Greater Flamingo, White Ibis, Herons and Pheasants also call this area home during the Northern winter.
Other species of fauna found in Kumana are similar to the ones found in Yala. Herds of Elephants wonder the area as well as Wild Boar, Spotted Deer and on rare occasions, Leopards and Sloth Bears.
You can reach Kumana through Yala National Park
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Q: Bash scripts are not working but on mac terminal those commands in scripts works I'm stuck with a wired problem.My bash scripts are not working now.It worked previously.I don't know why.Interestingly the commands on the script work when I enter it directly on the terminal.
This a sample line from  my script ls
On the terminal when I run sh  ./check.sh, the output is : command not found ls
The output is similar for other commands also,except echo for which is showing the correct output.
I request every kind people to help me.

A: You have created the script with a DOS (windows) editor, that's added a \r (carriage return) to the end of every line.
You can convert the file with:
dos2unix check.sh check.sh.tmp && mv check.sh.tmp check.sh

I personally usually do vim check.sh and then :set notx and then save the file: :wq

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Himalaya House Co. Ltd. Bombay V/s Chief Controlling Revenue
Date:26 February 2022
This appeal has been filed before the Honorable Supreme Court by the appellant after the order passed by the Honorable High Court of Bombay dismissing the appeal of the then appellant pursuant to section 54 of the Indian Stamp act. While this application was made to this court after filing the appeal previously to the High Court, Bombay, where such submission was made that the high court has no authority or the application, was not maintainable under Article 133 of the Constitution of India. Filing this appeal as CA 58 of 1972 to quashed such contention about maintainability of that application, whereby entertain the appeal it should be decided the CA no. 660 of 1967 stands disposed accordingly.
On 18/11/1950 the plot admeasuring 1,368 square yards was being leased to Lily Investment Corporation for the period of 999 years. The admeasuring plot was located at Palton Road, Bombay, where the appellant had its business. The Corporation (Lily Investment Corporation) subleased the land to Mr Uttamchand Tulsidas for a term of 999 years but in such term of sublease one day was excluded as to the original, that should be executed from 26th June 1942 this leased would be taking effect from the date 11th December 1950. On the effective date of the leased Mr Uttamchand Tulsidas constructed Himalaya House with shops and other establishments under it.
As the agreements, he entered into the right of occupation assigned to him under various clauses, such occupational right in assigned in pursuant to flats, shops and offices to any or several persons. One such agreement pursuing to right of the assignment was made between Motiram Shewaram Vallicha and the appellant for purchase on the block in the building for the consideration of Rs. 10,000/- for the block at the ground floor. On 28th June 1955, the appellant has incorporated company under the Indian Companies Act, 1913, and Mr Uttamchand transferred all the right of assignment to the incorporated company and mentioned the company was formed for a better administration of the estate. Latter such transfer was made on a stamp paper consisting the stamp duty of 12 annas and when such stamp paper was submitted for registration to the Sub- Registrar and further it was submitted to the Assistant Superintendent, he further calculated the stamp duty under section 40 of the Indian Stamp Act and stated that the duty value of the property is 16,00,000/- and stamp duty to paid by the appellant company will be Rs. 95,997/- pursuing to such section the Assistant Superintendent also impounded the penalty of Rs. 20,000/-.
Should the Assignment Deed in the question be stamped as per the Article in Schedule 1 in the Indian Stamp Act, 1899?
What is the Consideration regarding Article 23 in the matter present hereinabove with regards to Assignment Deed?
The Honorable Supreme Court after hearing the learned counsels representing both the parties in the matter above and considering the facts and the precedents submitted established by the Honorable Judges to support the prayers and pleadings of the parties in the matter above states its observation herein that: The court herein states that there exist some questions that will have to be answered by the learned counsel in the matter above, and the judges in their unanimous decisions stated that any article that applies to the matter would be article 23 from the schedule of the Indian Stamp Act which will be termed for later use as Stamp Ace.
The Chief Justice stated that for considering the matter and calculating the consideration for the Assignment Deed is the total amount payable to the Assignor Tulsidas in the agreement made under the provision of the law, and such agreement per se between the parties to such agreement, but however, one judge in the Supreme Court had a dissenting opinion and further clarifying his opinion stated that there was a clear interpretation to the consideration states in the agreement entered into parties to such agreement. As the agreement goes, it says that the only consideration involved is no consideration. The court further establishing the interpretation states that the sitting judges unanimously agreed that the Article 23 applicable in the matter hereinabove would be referred to as "Stamp Ace" but while dealing with the second question it was stated that the consideration as to the assignment deed is concerned was nil and the officer can travel outside of the document as set forth.
This court while deciding the integrity of the matter cannot uphold the decision of the Assistant Superintendent that if the value of rights assigned is not mentioned in the Assignment Deeds it should be calculated as per the independent valuation as to personal acumen and in according to the law by oneself also the court cannot take consideration of the conclusion by the Superintendent that the appellant company was a nominee of the assignor in the flats. The Court in the matter above did not find any contention to be accepted that comes under section 27 of the Act. The Court finds true and fair for any party to disclose the true chargeability duty whilst the circumstances relating to the consideration, such parties are expected to reveal the true value of the consideration regarding any estate for which such stamp duty is assigned, but if such section or compliance does not comply then the penalizing section under the Indian Stamp Act, 1899, i.e. section 64 but even then no such authority under the Act has any right with regard to independent valuation of the consideration.
The Honorable Supreme Court allows the contention the consideration in the matter, that the Assignment Deed itself is no consideration and allowing the appeal the Court decides that the first Respondent shall pay the cost of Appellant in CA 58 of 1972.


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A compulsory retirement age of 65 allowed in Spain under collective agreement was not in breach of the Directive on Equal Treatment in Employment and Occupation 2000 with respect to age discrimination. The provision was objectively and reasonably justified under Article 6(1) in the context of national law by a legitimate aim relating to employment policy and the labour market, and it was not apparent that the means put in place to achieve that aim of public interest were inappropriate and unnecessary for the purpose.
The Tribunal had erred in turning what was supposed to be a full hearing into a preliminary hearing without notice and dismissing the Claimant's claim of constructive dismissal without hearing evidence.
The fact that the Claimant had been "stressed" by a police investigation into alleged theft after her dismissal and the fact she believed she could not bring a claim while the police investigation was ongoing did not mean it was not reasonably practicable for the claim to have been brought within the time limit. Further the Tribunal erred in failing to consider the three days before the time limit expired but after the police investigation had ended.
Where a breach of contract claim does not relate to dismissal (that is it is not a claim for wrongful dismissal) the statutory grievance procedure applies and the extension of time provided by Regulation 15 of the Employment Act 2002 (Dispute Resolution) Regulations 2004.
Unreasonable delay in carrying out an appeal, even though the appeal may eventually take place, is a failure to complete the procedure in accordance with the requirements of Schedule 2 Employment Act 2002 rendering the dismissal automatically unfair.
On the facts of the case, while the Step 1 letter did not state that dismissal was a possible outcome it still met the statutory requirements. Further, given that the Respondent challenged the Claimant during the misconduct complained of, and he was well aware of the charge against him, it was not necessary to present further information before the Step 2 hearing.
The Tribunal erred in finding that the Claimant had been automatically unfairly dismissed as she had not been given the opportunity to appeal her dismissal. This was not part of the Claimant's complaint and the Respondent had not been given an opportunity to deal with the point.
The Claimant's contract permitted the employer to withhold sick pay if there was "any doubt" that the absence was for reasons other than health. On the facts, any doubt was removed by the submission of sick certificates, and the absence of any contrary medical opinion from the employer.
An increase in the minimum rate of payment set by the Learning and Skills Council for a Modern Apprenticeship was incorporated into the Claimants contract. However by continuing to work for a year at the old rate when her employer refused to pay more the Claimant had affirmed the contract and waived the breach.
The Employment Tribunal had not erred in finding that a locum pharmacist who was not required to work a minimum number of hours was not an employee.
In the circumstances although the Claimant, who was a fitness instructor for the Respondent, had to provide personal service and was under the control of the Respondent there were other factors which pointed towards the Tribunal's finding that the contract was in fact a contract for service (Ready Mixed Concrete  2 QB 497 applied).
It was open to the Tribunal to find that in the circumstances the insistence that the Claimant follow the Respondent's normal grievance procedure, which would involve it being heard by the manager against whom she was complaining, was a breach of the implied term of mutual trust and confidence entitling the Claimant to resign. The manager was aware that that any further meetings with him would be likely further to damage the Claimant's health. Abbey National plc v Fairbrother  IRLR 320 applied.
The Tribunal was entitled to reach the conclusion that the Claimant had been unfairly dismissed and that the Respondent had failed to offer her a suitable and available vacancy, following the redundancy of her existing post, contrary to Regulation 10 Maternity and Parental Leave etc. Regulations 1999.
An award for loss of statutory rights may still be made even where the Claimant has subsequently found a new job and acquired one year's service. The Claimant had been under the shadow of being dismissed without statutory protection for a period of 12 months. The award is part of the compensatory award and as such must be just and equitable in all the circumstances and can cover such intangible losses.
Where the Claimant resigns due to the failure to follow a reasonable grievance procedure, compensation can be assessed on Polkey principles, ie what was the likelihood that if a proper procedure had been followed the Claimant would have remained at work. In this case the EAT would not interfere with a 50% reduction. However the Tribunal erred in compensating the Claimant for the period after dismissal when she could not work due to illness was as result of a breach of contract prior to dismissal, and which was not the "last straw". The Claimant could, in principle, recover theses losses in a contractual claim, but not through a complaint of unfair dismissal. Johnson v Unisys Ltd.  ICR 480 applied.
Where there is a long standing employee whose work changes over time, correct approach when deciding when time starts to run for the purposes of a claim for equal pay in relation to pensions is to look at whether, on each occasion when there was a change, there was a variation or a rescission of the whole contract. The EAT would not interfere with the Tribunal's finding that one of the Claimant's work evolved through a series of gradual changes and therefore she was in time in bringing the claim. Similarly it was permissible for the Tribunal to find that the other Claimant was out of time in relation to earlier work. She had been subjected to an interview process, and also her section, duties, grade and the scale of pay changes.
The Tribunal had not erred in finding that the Respondent was not aware that the Claimant suffered from a disability, despite the fact that the Claimant had on two occasions mentioned to the Respondent that he was receiving treatment for post traumatic stress disorder. The Claimant had failed to produce any evidence to support the diagnosis and his sickness absences were mostly described as physical complaints. The other symptoms of which he complained were not necessarily referable to post traumatic stress disorder.
A failure to consult satisfactorily with the Claimant on the issue of redeployment was not itself a failure to make reasonable adjustments. Tarbuck v Sainsbury's Supermarkets Ltd  IRLR 664 applied. However a failure to investigate may in principle amount to disability-related discrimination, for example if there would have been fuller consultation had the Claimant not been disabled. Such a conclusion would not be inconsistent with Tarbuck.
The Employment Tribunal had not erred in finding that there was no indirect discrimination by the Respondent against the Claimant, who was a Rastafarian. The parties accepted that Rastafarian beliefs constituted a philosophical belief, which was similar to a religious belief and therefore fell within the scope of the Employment Equality (Religion and Belief) Regulations 2003. However there was no evidence that the Respondent did in fact object to the Claimant's dreadlocks.


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By Susan Wittig Albert
Part of China Bayles Mystery
Category: Cozy Mysteries
Mass Market Paperback $7.99
About Blood Orange
As the New York Times bestselling series continues, China Bayles comes to the aid of a nurse who ends up in the hospital…
China is renting her guest cottage to Kelly Kaufman, who needs a temporary place to live as she contends with an acrimonious divorce, including a nasty dispute over ownership of the Comanche Creek Brewing Company. At the same time, as a nurse employed by a local hospice, Kelly has discovered instances of suspicious practices and believes that a patient has been murdered.
On her way to China's house, Kelly is forced off the road and critically injured, putting her in a medically induced coma. Who wants Kelly out of the picture? Her soon-to-be ex? His new lover—who happens to be the sister of China's friend Ruby? Or someone connected with the corruption at the hospice? China owes it to her friend to uncover the truth—but she may be putting her own life at risk…
In the newest China Bayles Mystery in the New York Times bestselling series, China comes to the aid of a nurse who ends up in the hospital…
It's mid-April in Pecan Springs, and China is renting her guest cottage to Kelly Kaufman, who needs a temporary place to live as she contends with a very acrimonious divorce from her husband Rich. One nasty point of dispute is her part ownership of the Comanche Creek Brewing Company, which she is refusing to sell.
At the same time, as a nurse employed by a local hospice, Kelly has discovered instances of suspicious practices. Even more disturbing, she suspects that a patient was murdered. Kelly's knowledge could be dangerous, and she wants to get guidance from China on what to do.
But on her way to China's house, Kelly is forced off the road and critically injured, putting her in a medically induced coma. Now it's up to China to determine who wanted her out of the picture. Was it her soon-to-be ex? His new lover—who happens to be the sister of China's friend Ruby? Or someone connected with the corruption at the hospice?
China owes it to her friend to uncover the truth—but she may be putting her own life at risk…
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SUSAN WITTIG ALBERT grew up on a farm in Illinois and earned her Ph.D. at the University of California at Berkeley. A former professor of English and a university administrator and vice president, she is the New York Times bestselling… More about Susan Wittig Albert
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Prices at Harlow JD Wetherspoon will be lowered for one day only as pub bosses make a political point.
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Helen Mills, pub manager, explained the move was to show the chain's support for a VAT reduction on the hospitality industry.
She said: "We are proud to support the campaign to reduce the level of VAT within the pub industry.
"Customers coming to the pub on Wednesday, September 20, will find the price of their food and drink is lower than normal.
John Hutson, chief executive of JD Wetherspoon, was a key campaigner to leave the European Union and recently was photographed outside with Harlow UKIP councillor Dan Long.


Haiti is a place located on the island of Hispaniola in the Greater Antilles archipelago of the Caribbean and it occupies the smaller western three eights of the islands. Haiti is 27,750 square kilometers in size and has got an estimated population of around 9.9 million people inhibiting it. There are two authentic groups, namely the French and Haitian Creole living on it and basically 95% of its inhabitants are black while the rest of it is mulato or white. Here in this article we have bought for you some mesmerizing facts about Haiti that are sure to leave you stunned.
1. It is a case of concern that More than 10% of Haitian children die before the age of five which is really a tender age for children to die.
2. Nearly eighty percent of the people living in Haiti live below the poverty line and 54% of it is just surviving in abject poverty. In the early 1990's, many people had left Haiti because of the circumstances out there that people were going through.
3. The average per capita income of Haiti is $ 480 a year, compared to $33,550 in the United States. This can make you have an estimate what sort of level of living the people of Haiti are experiencing.
4. Haiti is also blamed for its violence and the disease of AIDS. Haiti has the largest percentage of orphans in the world and partially this is because of the earthquake that arrived in Haiti.
5. The rate of employment is quite low and a typical laborer earns only as much as 2$ a day, which is not even enough to purchase a sandwich in the other nations.
6. The rate of education is also low and only 53% of people living in Haiti have the ability to read or write.
7. After the Dominican Republic and Cuba, Haiti is the third largest country in the Caribbean. The main sport of this country is soccer.
8. Only about 10% of all children enrolled in elementary school In Haiti are able to reach the high school because of the poverty and violence prevailing in the surroundings.
9. People in Haiti love to gamble despite of the poverty and economic backwardness. There is a great level of violence because of gambled being played, but still these are practiced.
10. Columbus begins searching for new lands and he mistakenly arrived Haiti that he mistakenly undertook as India. This fact is still registered with the history of this place.
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A Battle Fought From Afar: Eye In The Sky
Pat Mills
Eye In The Sky takes a look at modern warfare, and the decisions its combatants must face, even when they're not in the line of fire. Those making the life-or-death decisions, though, far away from the site of their attack. Helen Mirren stars as Catherine Powell, a British colonel who has been trying to track some Al-Shabaab terrorists for years. Colonel Powell has received information that these terrorists have been spotted in Kenya. She reports this to her superior, Lieutenant General Frank Benson (Alan Rickman). He convenes a meeting of senior British government officials in London to let them know the situation. Powell's objective is to capture the terrorists, as the Americans want to capture them alive. The British also have allies in Kenya, including Jama Farah (Barkhad Abdi), who operates in plainclothes. Posing as a bazaar vendor, Farah uses a surveillance tool that not only confirms the terrorists are not only there, but they have also recruited two young men to carry out suicide missions.
The British forces, therefore, need permission from both the US and UK to change the mission from capture to kill. As the military goes through protocols, a team of US drone pilots in Nevada, including Steve Watts (Aaron Paul), who's tasked to deliver the deadly payload, prepares to carry out the strike. They confirm Farah's observation that the group has arrived there. As the British get their clearance, Watts notices that a young bread seller name Alia (Aisha Takow) has set up a booth outside the terrorist safe house. Before he strikes and risks any sort of outcry, he wants all effort to be made to get her safely away from the place. Complications arise when Al-Shabaab allies recognize Farah, who eludes them as he attempts to purchase all of the bread from Alia. Powell's team, meanwhile, formulates a strategy to minimize the risk of injury or fatality for the young girl.
Eye In The Sky is an interesting, though somewhat dry and predictable, look at modern warfare, where the princials find themselves nowhere near Kenya. Nothing of consequence occurs until the film's climax, when the military clears every hurdle to complete the mission. Much of the debate occurs in Benson's office, as the officials in the room give their views on the strike and their concerns about civilian casualties. The script from Guy Hibbert has some tension as the soldiers debate the right moment to strike. The story is also neatly bookended, as Powell, Benson, and Watts are seen from the beginning of their day to the end. Director Gavin Hood lets the movie move a little too slowly before reaching the inevitable conclusion, but the emotions and actions of the day ring true.
The three main players give solid performances, and never share a moment of screen time together. Mirren wakes to discover a chance of getting some of the world's most notorious terrorists, but finds frustration as she has to jump through numerous bureaucratic and military hoops before completing the mission. Yet she understands, for she knows the cost of even the slightest miscalculation. Paul, as Watts, controls the weapons, with only Airman Carrie Gershon (Phoebe Fox) in the room with him for assistance. It is Watts who calls for calls for a reconfirmation before he makes any launch. Eye In The Sky marks the final onscreen role for Rickman (his final acting role comes in Alice Through The Looking Glass in a voice part). As Benson, he has to listen to the back and forth about authority and culpability before giving the green light to Powell. One of Benson's final lines is delivered sternly to a government official who never stood in agreement with the strike, but shows how the day's events have affected him. Abdi has a fine supporting performance as Farah, who has to often think quickly in the field and act with discretion. In one scene, a Kenyan boy takes Farah's remote control for a video game, so he offers the young man a chance to earn money by hawking his cover wares. Hood himself has a small role as Watts's superior on the drone mission.
Modern weaponry may have eliminated some need for boots on the ground, but Eye In The Sky shows a human side to any kind of a lethal engagement. When wanted terrorists arrive in Kenya intent on destruction, forces seeking their capture must make sure the actions they take will not draw criticism from their allies throughout the world. The world, in certain ways, has grown closer and more connected than ever. A video eye can give a perspective a human eye cannot see, but it is incapable of displaying the emotion of the human eye. Soldiers in such conflicts can go home without a scratch, but they don't necessarily go home unscathed. They still have to prepare for battle the next day, if the need arises.
On a scale of zero to four stars, I give Eye In The Sky three stars. War is hell - even from a distance.


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Like so many on here I am running out of things to do to the VTR.
I am curious about the effects of heat wrapping the exhaust.
More for something to do while I wait for some bits to turn up.
Anyone here done it to their bike?
I have no experience but this article just ran across my social media feed.
I have wrapped mine a few years ago and like the look. Other than that, I like the fact it helps keep the heat where it should be, and that's in the pipes.
There's a few threads on this in performance modifications section. It was debated by a number of members a few years ago.
I'm not much of a fan of it on motorcycles because it's a rough surface that picks up lots of road grime. And I like shiny things. BUT I wrapped a 6" (15 cm) section of the rear header to insulate the shock from direct radiation and heat cycling.
if you do wrap: USE GLOVES, wrap it wet and use temporary plastic zip ties to get it as tight as you can, then use stainless wire / ties. I understand using a high-temperature silicone sealant finishes the job and makes it easier to clean.
Last edited by ion; 01-27-2017 at 08:31 AM.
I wrapped mine years ago to help with heat issues. I ride daily in huge traffic so had heat issues. The wrap keeps some heat from the rads and oil cooler.
I was worried about the pipes rotting under the wrap but on here found guys that had them wrapped for years with no ill effect.
For sure use gloves and long sleeves as it is pretty caustic and embeds easily into skin. Soak it first to minimize particles and help it shrink tight.
Oh and it does help both the motor and you to stay cooler. Not so much for anyone behind you.
Right angle valve stems, cruise control, high amp headlight wires, ambient temp thermometer, swingarm stand spools, helmet Bluetooth, volt meter?
Theres tons of stuff to do..
I went the route of Ceramic coating on my header, applied then baked, both inside and outside the header. The finish is clean and provides a good thermal barrier. I cannot vouch for HP gains, but most claim there are small gains to be had.
Here is where I had mine done, reasonable price, very clean, and no signs of chipping, fading, peeling, or adverse reactions over the last 6,500 miles and three years. Plus, it looks absolutely fantastic. The "Titanium" color matched my bike well.
There is much more info on the web regarding ceramic coating, I am sure some guys here have used it. I am not debating whether or not this or wrapping is the better way to go. FWIW.
Yeah but shipping from New South Wales would be a killer.
Oh, and Ion, do you live in Apex literally or figuratively?
Apex, NC - Official Website | Official Website, but it's ironic because there really aren't any twisty roads around here. I trailer the mc and a few pedal powered machines about 250 miles West of here when I really want to play.
The VTR has a full stainless system, yes? So they cannot rust. Become heavily discoloured, yes. But the Cr prevents formation of Fe2O3, even under exhaust wrap. No worries there.
Last edited by ion; 01-27-2017 at 08:30 AM.
Oy. Maybe salts from the road get trapped in aqueous solution in the wrap resulting in galvanic corrosion under heat?
Have a close look and you will see the right angle valves and swing arm spools !
No volt meter but oil pressure gauge !
Headlight defo needs upgrade as I do ride a bit at night !
Blue tooth , not interested .
Am about to do a front end conversion and was looking for something to do while I wait for the last of the bits to show up.
I have ordered some exhaust wrap. If I don't like it I can always take it off.
As most of you already know this is as common practice as wrapping, but a whole lot cleaner unless you like the look of exhaust wrap. And that appears to be true in this case.


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Evelyn Manesta
and the Resistance to "Modern" Photographic Surveillance
Thanks to the recent discovery of 90-year-old police files, unearthed by researchers at the National Archives in Kew, England, one can say with some confidence that -- in England, at least -- "modern" photographic surveillance began in September 1913. While it's true that Scotland Yard had been systematically photographing every single prison inmate incarcerated since 1871, these weren't true surveillance photographs because they were taken openly, at close range, and with the inmates' knowledge. But what Scotland Yard started doing at Holloway Prison in 1913 was something quite different, and uncannily similar to police and "intelligence gathering" practices that, today, have become both commonplace and technologically advanced: taking photographs covertly, from far away, and without the inmates' knowledge or consent. And this new regime of spying required that Scotland Yard buy some new, state-of-the-art equipment -- a Wigmore Model 2 reflex camera and an 11-inch-long Ross Telecentric lens -- and build and install a disguised location from which to take the pictures.
All this was necessary because a certain group of inmates (18 political activists who'd been imprisoned for the "violence" of their tactics) refused to have their pictures taken by prison authorities. Every time they saw someone trying to take photographs of them, these surveillance camera players would do something -- hide their faces, make "funny" faces, refuse to keep still -- to ruin the final product, to make it useless in identifying them. These extremists were called suffragettes, and they were women who demanded the right to vote and, after 25 years of very difficult fighting, finally won it.
Formed in 1903, the Women's Social and Political Union (WSPU) created their first major scandal on 17 January 1908, when a group of suffragettes chained themselves to the railings of 10 Downing Street and were subsequently arrested. Four years later, the suffragettes started a campaign of window smashing, which not only targeted 10 Downing but also over 250 buildings (!) in London's posh West End. Several suffragettes were arrested. "Window-breaking, when Englishmen do it, is regarded as an honest expression of political opinion," Christabel Pankhurst wrote in her memoirs. "[But] window-breaking, when Englishwomen do it, is treated as a crime."
In September 1913, the British Home Office gave its approval and provided the necessary funds for prison officials at Holloway Prison to start using covert tactics (secret surveillance) to photograph the suffragettes as they walked about the prison's exercise yard. The plan was, after the women were released from prison, to distribute copies of their photographs to the agents assigned to follow and keep tabs on them, and to the guards stationed at places the suffragettes had already attacked or seemed likely to attack in the future. For each suffragette, the police created a file containing photographs, physical descriptions, and surveillance reports.
1. Margaret Scott, 2. Olive Hockin, 3. Margaret McFarlane,
6. Rachel Peace, alias Jane Short, 7. Mary Gertrude Ansell 8. Maud Brindley
11. Mary Richardson, 12. Lillian Lenton, alias May Dennis, 13. Kitty Marion,
15. Miss Johansen, 16. Clara Giveen 17. Jennis Baines
Even with their new equipment and surreptious methods, the police failed to adequately photograph each of the suffragettes. Look at picture 17, the one of Jennis Baines. She's standing too far away; you can't make out her face. Maybe the telephoto lens wasn't working that day? Compare 17 with picture 13, the (unexpected!) close-up of Kitty Marion. It's obviously not a surveillance photograph at all, but a personal portrait that the cops used in place of one. And look at picture 15, the one of "Miss Johansen." She's obviously struggling against the two police officers who have grabbed hold of her on both sides. The cop on her left (our right) has a set of keys dangling from his vest; perhaps they are leading her off to her new cell. The look on her face is full of tension and pain. There's a stark, almost violent contrast between it and the smile on Mary Richardson's face (picture 11, directly above picture 15) or Kitty Marion's thoughtful gaze (picture 13).
These brutal pictures bring us face to face with the stark reality of modern surveillance: a creation of the criminal justice system, not "democracy"; a reaction against effective protest; an instrument of political power; and a means by which to control both the bodies and images of "criminals." Despite what modern surveillance says about itself, there's never been a voluntary but "reluctant" acceptance of its presence. We, the inmates in the general prison, were never presented with a "difficult" but "regrettable" choice between liberty and security, there was no vote at all. Surveillance was simply, violently imposed upon us.
Nowhere is the violence of modern surveillance more evident than in the newly discovered photographs of one Evelyn Manesta. One of the window-smashers, Ms Manesta was also photographed surreptiously while in Holloway.
Evelyn Manesta, left, and Lillian Forrester, right, in the exercise yard at Holloway Prison, 1913.
After her release from prison, Evelyn Manesta continued to engage in direct action. In March 1914, she and another suffragette named Lillian Forrester physically attacked paintings of classically "beautiful" women in the Manchester Art Museum, as a way of highlighting the hypocrisy of those who value paintings of beautiful women more than real live women (their example was Christabel Pankhurst, who was still in jail at the time). As part of the same action, at London's National Gallery, Mary Richardson (smiling picture 11 above) attacked Velasquez's Rokeby Venus.
Shortly thereafter, the Home Office put out a "wanted" poster (reproduced below) for Forrester and Manesta, both of whom were convicted of various crimes in absentia. The caption at the top says: "Lillian Forrester (S/1676411), age 34, height, 5ft 5 1/2 inches, complexion pale, hair brown, eyes. grey. Has been convicted of damaging, with a hammer, pictures in the manchester Art Gallery, and in London of breaking windows." The caption at the bottom: "Evelyn Manesta (S/160001), age 26, height 5ft, 2 inches, complexion pale, hair fair, eyes grey. Was convicted with Lillian Forrester of damaging, with a hammer, pictures in the Manchester Art Gallery."
The picture of Forrester is pretty much what one expects to see: the subject, who doesn't realize she's being photographed from afar using a telephoto lens, is facing the camera and looking straight ahead; she's not making any facial expressions that hinder or prevent a genuine likeness from being recorded; and the viewer sees enough of the subject's body to get a sense of her height and weight. But the picture of Manesta is a real shocker: the subject seems fully aware she's being photographed, has her eyes closed, and is . . . smiling. She's also turned slightly away from the camera, and the cropping doesn't allow to viewer to see any of her body below the chest, which means there's no way to estimate her height or weight. In short, the picture is far more likley to result in a mistaken identification than a correct one. But it was used anyway, because the police just couldn't get one any better.
As it turns out, prior to publication, Evelyn Manesta's "wanted" picture had been both cropped and altered by the police's photography lab, which had been ordered to erase all traces of the extraordinary effort it had taken the police to "capture" the formidible Miss Manesta on film in the first place. Evidently, the telephoto lens just wasn't giving the police the type of pictures that they wanted, and so they had to take a photo of her "the old fashioned way," e.g., up-close and personal. Perhaps Evelyn Manesta wouldn't stand still; perhaps she kept moving to thwart the camera, which, she surely knew, required time and a motionless subject to take a good shot. And so the police had to assign a man to hold Evelyn Manesta in place. But he also had to remain out of sight; otherwise, he too would be photographed. And so, the cop dared to stand directly behind the suffragette, and use her body to shield him from the camera. Though she kept her hands in her pockets, Evelyn Manesta must have put up quite a fight, trying to escape his grasp. Moments before the photograph was taken, the "hidden" cop was forced to use his right arm to reach out and around, and pull her back by the throat, in towards him. In so doing, he not only exposed himself, but also the existence of the secret operation of which he was just a part. At that, Evelyn Manesta smiled. She'd beaten them.
Given the primitive technology they had to work with, the boys at the photo lab did a pretty good job. They managed to remove the cop -- not just his right arm, but also the fingers of his left hand and part of his head or hat -- from the picture and fill in the gaps that his removal created, especially around her neck. And so the police were able to restore what Evelyn Manesta's refusal to be photographed had disturbed: the asymmetrical power relations and clear distinctions between those who are visible (inmates) and those who are hidden (prison wardens and spies). But, to make the trick work, the boys at the lab had to hide their own traces, and so they "tightened" the picture by stretching it vertically. The effect makes Evelyn's face look thinner and thus older; she looks taller and thinner, even a bit like a young man. Her identity is escaping from the prison of the photograph. But where is it fleeing? The smile knows, but the mouth won't say.
-- Bill Brown, 23 October 2003.
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Set within 40 hectares of land, Bowlee Community Park is a former RAF barrage balloon centre and is now used for community sports.
Bowlee Community Park is a former RAF barrage balloon centre which was set up in October 1939. It was the squadron headquarters and maintenance depot for 3 barrage balloon squadrons - 925, 926 and 931. These were Manchester's main balloon defences.
The site was an active RAF facility until June 1944. A modern reference to what used to be on the site is located next to the park with a landscaped area of grass. When viewed from the air, the grass takes the shape of a barrage balloon.
Facilities include an informal orienteering route, a cycle path for disabled users and football pitches.
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This Morning's Phillip Schofield mocks Loose Women guest sat behind Christine Lampard
This Morning's Phillip Schofield mocked a Loose Women guest who was seen leaning behind Christine Lampard to get in the camera shot.
Phillip Schofield mocked a Loose Women audience member who was seen leaning behind Christine Lampard during a live link between This Morning and the ITV lunchtime show.
The 57 year old This Morning presenter appeared to get distracted by the audience member while he and his co-host Holly Willoughby chatted to Christine, 41, about what was coming up on Loose Women that day.
While Christine was standing behind the audience explaining what viewers could expect on Wednesday's show, the guest was spotted leaning behind the totally unaware presenter.
Phillip was amused by the guest leaning behind Christine on Loose Women (Image: ITV)
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But it didn't go unnoticed by an amused Phillip, who recently came out as gay in an emotional interview, as he was seen leaning, smiling and pointing at the camera.
And, as he pointed at the guest in question, the TV star quipped: "Loving it, look," to his co-host Holly, 36.
Holly then warned the audience member: "You're on camera, you're on camera!" perhaps hinting at them to adjust their position in the shot.
Christine was unaware of the audience member behind her
Phillip and Holly were tickled by the guest (Image: ITV)
But, Christine, who was unaware of the antics going on behind her, seemed baffled by what was tickling Phillip and Holly.
The Loose Women crew also seemed to see the funny side as they tweeted: "TFW you really want to know what's happening on today's #LooseWomen.
"Even the @thismorning team want a closer look."
Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield's friendship in pictures as Holly says she'll be by his side forever
The mystery guest's mum, who was also in the audience of the ITV daytime show, also saw the funny side and later tweeted Phillip. She wrote: "hi glad my daughter made you smile on the interview with christine Lampard just before loose women lol. We had a fab day X" [sic]
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"It just means that I get a tiny percentage of the bed and there's not much…"
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The teams were drawn in the same pool during last season's Champions League with Pep Guardiola's side earning a hard-fought 2-0 home win over Shakhtar in September.
The Ukaranian side handed City their first defeat of the season in December.
The clubs grabbed the top two spots in their group to progress to knockout stages with Shakhtar reaching the last-16 and City ousted by Liverpool in the quarter-finals.
"We know Shakhtar and we are back against them. We had some difficulties trying to beat them at home last season, so we have to remind ourselves how difficult it is going to be.
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Everyone has a first motorcycle story. Thinking back on mine, March 1963 seems like another world. I had taken a year off from education—formal education, that is — and was working at an engineering firm as a junior draftsman and general gopher. I was better at gophering. Flush with cash and passionate about all forms of mobility, I had to have a bike.
A 250 BSA Scrambler advertised in the Vancouver Sun seemed like the hot setup. It was a handsome bike; nice proportions, lots of chrome and the big BSA star on the blue fuel tank. The seller assured me that the right thing had been done with the ignition system; the wimpy points/coil setup had been replaced with a great whacking magneto. No more weak spark problems with this baby. The BSA cost a mere $700, though lust distorts one's sense of value (the same amount of money sustained me the next year at university).
My buddy Rob came with me to pick up the bike, and would drive my VW Beetle home behind me. Kick starting the BSA was a challenge. A couple of backfires tore the skin off my ankle. Then it lit. The muffler was a piece of copper pipe stuffed with steel wool and necked down at the outlet end to hold it in. Most of this rusty mess was spewed out by the thumper's exhaust pulses as we pulled out of the driveway. The seller, with my cash in hand, looked relieved to see it go.
Of course, motorcycle education had yet to be invented. Hell, the thing had two wheels, it couldn't be all that different from a bicycle. Throttle, clutch, front brake, right-side gear change, left-side rear brake — piece of cake. It seemed to have a bit of a misfire at higher rpm — nothing that I couldn't fix, I reasoned. A speed of 30 mph was just achievable in top gear before the misfire began. But I was satisfied. More than that, I was joyous. Nothing could spoil that first ride.
With Rob following in the Beetle, we thumped around West Vancouver's Marine Drive until we caught up to a Fiat 600 going up the hill at Fisherman's Cove. Those Fiats were small, trusty cars, and were much favoured by young ladies at the time. They were cheap (the Fiats, not the ladies), cute (the Fiats and the ladies), and churned out about 24 horsepower.
With testosterone flowing, I set up to pass. I pulled out, shifted into top gear and got alongside. Like a fibrillating heart, the engine's rhythm deteriorated into a cacophony of random explosions, while great gouts of flame belched from the exhaust. The young lady behind the wheel of the Fiat looked out at the madman beside her, leering from behind RAF-surplus split-lens goggles, and nailed the brakes. Rob, following in the Beetle, just missed rear-ending her.
That BSA had a hot spark, all right. In fact, it had two of them for every 720 degrees of crankshaft rotation; one on the intake stroke, the other on the power stroke. The magneto shaft was a two-piece assembly with a long through-bolt that allowed me to make the necessary gross adjustment to get a spark somewhere around TDC on compression. However, there was no spark-advance mechanism, so timing had to be an average setting that allowed for reasonable starting and some semblance of performance further up the rev range. What made the whole thing ultimately fruitless was the fact that the magneto was a massive device with its centre of gravity off to the side of the shaft centre-line. The clamp meant to hold the little stock distributor was simply not up to the task of keeping the magneto in one place. When riding, the magneto would slowly vibrate out of adjustment, retarding the timing until performance plummeted.
Despite the hopelessness of its plight, the little 250 was willing and gave moments of exhilaration. But when I was offered $400 for it I quickly filled out the transfer papers — none too soon, it turned out. Some months later I heard it had exploded at 31st Street and Marine Drive. To this day, I give the BSA a kind thought when I pass through that intersection.


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UFC on Versus 5's Donald Cerrone happy with win, says Cole Miller not on his radar
By John Morgan August 15, 2011 7:00 am
By John Morgan | August 15, 2011 7:00 am
MILWAUKEE – UFC lightweight winner Donald Cerrone (16-3 MMA, 3-0 UFC) is one of the most honest fighters you'll ever meet.
Ask him why he struggles with slow starts sometimes, and he's happy to tell you. He's plagued with self-doubt and is sometimes hesitant to pull the trigger.
But after a "Knockout of the Night" win over Brazilian prospect Charles Oliveira (14-2 MMA, 2-2 UFC) at Sunday's UFC on Versus 5 event, Cerrone said he was happy with his performance. He also admitted future performances may prove completely dependent on whom he's facing – whether or not that includes a rival he considers essentially undeserving of a fight.
"I knew [Oliveira] was going to be right there, and this was the perfect matchup for me to finally unleash," Cerrone told MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com). "I was able to go out there and pull the trigger.
"I had a long talk with myself in the mirror like, 'Man, I don't care if you get knocked out. Let 'em go.' This fight was about me, and I'm happy with it."
And for good reason. Oliveira always looked a step behind as Cerrone pushed forward. The wiry "Do Bronx" had trouble finding openings for more than occasional single strikes, and he ultimately buckled from a spectacular Cerrone bodyshot in a Versus-televised main-card bout at Milwaukee's Bradley Center.
"Cowboy" didn't seem initially to realize the damage he had caused, and he started to back away. But Cerrone said he quickly recognized his opponent was in trouble, and he didn't want to waste a single chance at finishing the explosive 21-year-old.
"I thought he was dropping for a takedown, so I kind of backed away like, 'Eh, not going there; we're going to stand and play,'" Cerrone said. "I saw his eyes kind of roll a little, and I was like, 'Oh, I better jump on this son of a bitch and finish this.' That's what was going through my head."
And he did.
Cerrone pounced with vicious punches that forced his foe to roll and cover, and referee Mario Yamasaki waved off the fight at the 3:01 mark of the opening round. It was one of the most impressive wins of Cerrone's career, and he now finds himself on a five-fight win streak that includes three victories under the UFC banner.
However, the self-reflecting Cerrone isn't quite ready to call Sunday's win a career turning point. Instead, he'll go back to Greg Jackson's camp and continue to work on the mental side of his game. Whether to not he can replicate the performance may depend completely on whom the UFC puts across from him in his next octagon appearance.
"I'm going to struggle with that the rest of my career," Cerrone admitted. "What you do in the gym and what you do in your head are two totally different things. You get out there, and you're just like, 'Oh, man. What do I do?' You just freeze. You need to find a way to let that go.
"I don't know the solution, but hopefully I can grow out of this and come alive in my next one."
Cerrone said prior to the fight that he considered Oliveira to be a little cocky. Cerrone also admitted that when he's able to tap into his anger, he generally fights better. So would a bout with featherweight-to-be Cole Miller, a man Cerrone has publicly berated on a handful of occasions, prove the type of fight he'd like to welcome?
Maybe. But Cerrone hinted he may view Miller as a lower-tiered fighter.
"That bum is so far out of my radar," Cerrone said. "I don't care who I fight next, but I'll whoop his ass anytime."
In the meantime, Cerrone takes pleasure in the fact that he and former WEC champion Ben Henderson each picked up wins on the UFC on Versus 5 main card. Cerrone may still have an occasional mental block to overcome, but he doesn't believe he or any other WEC imports ever again need to address concerns of potential second-class status in the UFC's 155-pound division.
"We're not the little brother, right?" Cerrone asked. "I think the little brother just beat up the big brother. It feels good for the WEC boys to be back on Versus making it happen."
For more on UFC on Versus 5, check out the UFC Events section of the site.
(Pictured: Donald Cerrone)


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See also
 List of investigational sleep drugs

References

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Edmund Case
Writer, speaker and consultant, advocating for interfaith families' Jewish engagement
Language Shapes Reality
Edmund Case Attitudes About Intermarriage, Inclusion and Welcoming, Language and Terminology attitudes towards intermarriage, inclusion, intermarriage and Israel, Michael Chabon, millennials	1 Comment
My friend Rabbi Robyn Frisch, director of InterfaithFamily/Philadelphia, wrote a wonderful Torah portion column titled "Language Helps to Shape Reality." She notes that Jews too often use language that is insensitive to people in interfaith relationships, describing intermarriage as a problem, or suggesting people don't "look Jewish," or qualifying how they describe their child's partner ("but they aren't Jewish").
Even though the person using the language may not intend for it to be hurtful, the impact is still the same. It's hurtful to the person about whom it's spoken, and it's hurtful to the reality that we continue to shape.
Robyn prays that "may we, God's partner's in creation, use our words to shape a reality that is welcoming and inclusive to all those who choose to align themselves with the Jewish community." I say a hearty "Amen" to that. But since the dust-up about Michael Chabon last month, on the score of shaping an inclusive reality with words, there have been some steps forward, some staying in place, and some steps backward.
In the steps forward column, in "Is non-Jew an insult?" JTA editor Andy Silow-Carrol relates how he scoffed at first when a friend suggested he stop using the terms "non-Jew" and "gentile." Then he appeared on a panel with Lindsey Silken, InterfaithFamily's editorial director, who explained that leading with the negative can make the people it is referring to feel excluded and on the outside of the Jewish community. Now Andy is "not scoffing anymore… [I]f it avoids insulting someone, why not refer to individuals as the 'partner from another faith' or a 'person from a different background'?"
In the staying in place column – by which I mean the absence of explicit language about interfaith families – Rabbi Rick Jacobs wrote an interesting opinion piece about the Reform movement's efforts to create a network of Reform congregations that power millennial communities. He writes that "many previously unconnected young people" are looking for these communities "because they seek a sense of purpose to anchor their lives" in our very uncertain times. He notes that this is a "deeply questioning generation, one that doesn't easily join synagogues or institutions in general, … fluid in their identities." "Traditional forms of institutions don't necessarily work for them. We need to help them find the place and the freedom to shape their own Judaism."
This is a very positive development and I hope it grows. I couldn't help but note that the first millennial whose personal story is described was raised by a Catholic father and a Jewish mother. But it struck me that there was no other explicit reference to any particular effort to attract or provide community for millennials who are either the children of intermarried parents, or millennials who are in interfaith relationships. I think that was a lost opportunity.
In an interesting juxtaposition, there was also an article about a trend in emerging spiritual communities, who were previously differentiated from synagogues because they didn't have buildings, to starting to build buildings. Again, I couldn't help but note that one of the four community founders quoted in the article did mention interfaith couples – she said that there wasn't a space where Conservative Jews, "Jews by choice, Reform Jews, interfaith couples, where people could come in and be able to really witness and feel a Judaism that was closer to something that they would practice." But again, there wasn't a mention in the article of any particular effort or focus on engaging interfaith families in emerging spiritual communities. I think that was a lost opportunity.
In the steps backward column is a statement by Issac Herzog, the new head of the Jewish Agency for Israel, who reportedly said about a trip to the US: "I encountered something that I called an actual plague [magefa]. I saw my friends' children married or coupled with non-Jewish partners … And we are talking about millions. And then I said there must be a campaign, a solution."
Referring to intermarriage as a "plague" is about as diametrically opposed to using welcoming and inclusive language as one could get. In an interview with Forward editor-in-chief Jane Eisner, Herzog said reactions to his statement "'distorted the meaning and intention of what I said'… The discourse on interfaith relations is different in Israel, he said. He was using magefa as a slang word: 'I didn't mean it in any negative terms.'"
After noting that Herzog was educated in the US, Eisner says she is "willing to give him the benefit of the doubt here — as long as takes this early stumble as a warning sign that many American Jews are becoming increasingly unwilling to let anyone, from Israel or their own communal organizations, tell them what to think and how to behave and who to love." In contrast, Israeli blogger and writer Jonathan Ofir, writing on Mondoweiss, says:
Ladies and gentlemen, let me tell you, I know the inside and outside of the Hebrew language and its colloquial usage. You understood it fully in English. It means exactly what you think it means. It is of purely negative connotation. For Herzog to suggest that he "didn't mean it in any negative terms" is just an insult to the intelligence.
In "Letter to an Israeli-Jewish Friend," Eisner also wrote a letter to an Israeli friend in which she appears to equate intermarriage and assimilation:
Americans, for the most part, love us. They love us so much that it's perfectly okay to marry us — which accounts for growing rates of intermarriage and assimilation, and therefore a very mixed blessing.
Overall, I have to say that I think the steps backward and the staying in place outweigh the steps forward on inclusivity – wouldn't you agree? In the end, the language people use when they talk about intermarriage reflects their underlying attitudes about the issue. Andy Silow-Carroll's piece starts out by saying that the term "non-Jew" is useful "[u]nless you want to pretend there are no distinctions between people who identify as Jews and people who identify as something else — and making such distinctions strikes me as about 85 percent of the entire Jewish enterprise, starting at Sinai." The main point of my forthcoming book is that in order to engage interfaith families, we need to treat partners from different faith backgrounds as equal to Jews. If we really adopted that radically inclusive attitudes, language choices would be very clear. But we have a long way to go to get to that point.
Finally, my friend Rabbi Brian Field, in his take on the Chabon debate, suggests that a good place to start in determining those attitudes is the Torah:
How one reads Torah will determine how one approaches any question about Judaism, including intermarriage. If one reads Torah with an emphasis on the parts that promote exclusion of people of different backgrounds, one can see intermarriage as an affront to Torah. But if one reads Torah with an emphasis on the voices that promote inclusion of people of different backgrounds, one can see intermarriage as an authentic and necessary part of the mitzvah of Jewish marriage.
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I was first made aware of the insensitivity of the term non-Jew at the meeting we hosted in DC with the Federation of Greater Washington who challenged the use of the tern non-Jew by questioning if now would describe a woman as a non-man. I have given this person's statement much thought and now use the term "person of another faith" when describing an interfaith couple. I find it to be respectful and authentic.
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