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The Motivational Success Story Of Ellen Degeneres – How She Beat Depression and Never Gave Up!
If you need just that spark of motivation and inspiration:
Before she even got into comedy, when ellen was 19, her girlfriend died in a car crash. The disturbing thing that we think only happens in movies is that ellen actually drove past the accident not knowing that in that car crash was her girlfriend. She was unconsolable when she found out. At that moment she decided to write a dialoge with God asking him why all of that happened to her. What she had wronged so much? Before and during this time, she worked odd jobs. She spent time as a house painter, vacuum salesperson, waitress, and even an oyster shucker.
In the '80s, she started doing stand up at comedy clubs.
In 1994: She landed a starring role as Ellen Morgan on the ABC sitcom "Ellen." And Later that year, DeGeneres co-hosted the Emmy Awards.
Then, in 1997, everything changed. DeGeneres decided to come out as gay — on the cover of time magazine.
And shortly after she revealed that she was a lesbian, Ellen Degeneres's popular sitcom was canceled.
"Everything that I ever feared happened to me," "I lost my show. I've been attacked like hell. I went from making a lot of money on a sitcom to making no money. When I walked out of the studio after five years of working so hard, knowing I had been treated so disrespectfully for no other reason than I was gay, I just went into this deep, deep depression.
"I moved out of L.A., went into a severe depression, started seeing a therapist and had to go on antidepressants for the first time in my life. It was scary and lonely. All I'd known for 30 years was work, and all of a sudden I had nothing. Plus, I was mad. It didn't feel fair — I was the same person everyone had always known."
No one wanted to employ her after the annayncement for the next 3 years. So, there she was, disappointed, depressed, sad and angry at the world.
How her life changed?
"Eventually I started meditating, working out and writing again, and I slowly started to climb out of it," "I can't believe I came back from that point. I can't believe where my life is now."
Teenagers who abstained from committing suicide wrote her letters after seeing her come out. And at that moment She knew that she had a higher purpose in this world apart from fame and money.
Then DeGeneres's TV career started picking up again. In 2001, she got a CBS sitcom called "The Ellen Show." Then, she hosted the Emmy Awards solo.
Two years later, she voiced the famously forgetful Dory in "Finding Nemo."
And a few months later, her now-famous talk show "Ellen: The Ellen DeGeneres Show" premiered. The successful year was topped off with a record twelve Emmy Award nominations in 2004, the most ever received by a talk show in its debut season. DeGeneres's program won the 2004 Emmy for outstanding talk show.
The next few years brought more milestones: Hosting the Emmys (again) in 2005, hosting the Oscars in 2007, and becoming a Covergirl spokesmodel in 2008.
She was also awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom — and broke into tears during the ceremony.
Even President Obama got a little choked up as he told the gathered crowd about DeGeneres's accomplishments.
There is not a single person, famous or not, to not have failed at least once in their life, But the one thing that divide the successful people from the unsuccessful is the what now?
I'm I going to let the failure, or a setback decides who I am and make me see myself as a looser and a person who is worth nothing for the rest of my life, or to make me aprichiate every setback, every rock on my way, every mountain climbed, and make me a better person along the way. Don't quit when you're feeling like you just want to give up, don't quit when you think you're not good enough, don't quit when the luck is not on your side right now, don't quit when something not fair is happening to you. Don't quit until you see yourself moving into the right direction.
You just can't beat the person who won't give up.
When you take risks you learn that there will be times when you succeed and there will be times when you fail, and both are equally important.
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Phillips to Auction Rare Yoshitomo Nara Painting in Hong Kong
Following a record-breaking $25 million USD sale at Sotheby's last October, Yoshitomo Nara's works continue to attract collectors with Phillips set to auction one of the artist's most rare pieces. Titled Hot House Doll, in the White Room III, the 1995 work portrays Nara's signature child-like subject which he developed in Germany during the early stages of his career. That very same year when the painting was created, Nara gained international prominence as he helmed his first exhibition with Blum & Poe Gallery and followed up with a show at Tokyo's SCAI the Bathhouse institution.
"The painting features a full-body portrait of a little girl with a broody, mischievous sulk, along with the artist's signature wide-open almond-shaped eyes, highlighting Nara's fixation with the darker side of childhood innocence," said Isaure de Viel Castel, Head of 20th Century & Contemporary Art, Phillips Hong Kong, in a statement. "The blue baby doll dress depicted in the present work is rare in the artist's oeuvre, a motif that is only scattered sporadically throughout the 1990s."
The work was held in a private collection for the past 12 years and Phillips expects the work to sell between $5 million to $25 million — Nara's lowest and highest auction records to date. Moreover, the painting is the leading lot in Phillip's Hong Kong contemporary evening sale organized in collaboration with the China-based Poly Auction House which is set to launch on November 29.
Head to Phillips' website for more details.
Elsewhere in art, Christie's will auction a massive Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton next month.
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"Social Goals and Youth Aggression: Meta-analysis of Prosocial and Anti" by Jennifer E. Samson, Tiina Ojanen et al.
To advance research evaluating the relationship between social information processing (Crick & Dodge) and youth aggression, this meta‐analytic study examined associations between social goals and aggression in children in 21 separate research reports. Eligible studies provided descriptive or preintervention measurement of children's aggression and social goals, and were reported in English by March 1, 2010. Findings from two random‐effects meta‐analyses utilizing clustered data analysis techniques (i.e., effect sizes nested within samples) supported an expected (1) negative association between prosocial goals and aggression, and (2) positive association between antisocial goals and aggression. Little heterogeneity in these associations was observed across studies, and no moderating variables were revealed. The findings extend existing meta‐analytic research on social information processing and aggression to include social goals as meaningful correlates of youth aggression.
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We are super excited to bring Never Get Tired to MIT's Bartos Theater in Cambridge!
At a moment when crowdfunding seems like it will be the future of the music industry, Never Get Tired takes as its focus the world's first donation-based band, Bomb the Music Industry! and its variously charismatic, depressive and big-hearted mastermind, Jeff Rosenstock. Fans around the world cling to Jeff as the only true punk icon of their generation, but as Jeff rounds out a decade with Bomb the Music Industry! and begins to outgrow the chaos, he is caught in a maze of his conflicting ideologies, anxieties, and ambitions. Never Get Tired is the story of a man trying to make it as a musician while insisting on including everyone and refusing to make compromises.
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Emerging Global Shares has launched an exchange traded fund (ETF) that taps into India's infrastructure sector. And according to Richard Kang, Emerging Global's director of research, there's tremendous opportunity for growth here.
EGShares India Infrastructure ETF (NYSEArca: INXX) tracks the free-float market-capitalization-weighted Indxx India Infrastructure Index and invests in 30 securities. The fund comes with a net expense ratio of 0.85%. [New Ways to Play India's Boom.]
Kang was recently in India and witnessed its infrastructure troubles first-hand. "I can say clearly that India is not even where Korea was 30 years ago," he says, pointing out that Mumbai doesn't have a subway system or lightrail. India is also home to the largest slum in Asia; it's home to one million people.
"How do you get all these people out of that situation and into the middle class?" Kang asks.
That's the opportunity in India. The country has a five year plan to spend $1.025 trillion on infrastructure between 2012-2017 to build things like power plants to shipping ports to airports.
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IBM and Snyk: Developers must lead the charge on cybersecurity
IBM developer advocate and the founder of Snyk talk about changing the way developers think about cybersecurity.
Developers should be on the front lines of cyber security. How do they do it? On a recent episode of TechRepublic's Dynamic Developer, I spoke with Guy Podjarny, founder and president of Snyk, and Willie Tejada, GM of ISV and Build Partners and chief developer advocate for IBM about just that. Podjarny and Tejada shared their thoughts on the current cybersecurity threat landscape, why partnerships like the one between IBM and Snyk are crucial for combating cyberthreats and the critical role developers and open-source play.
Bill Detwiler: All Right. Well, let's get right to it. And so we know how important cybersecurity is, and not just to companies, but to the U.S. as a nation. It's been in the news a lot in the last several years, not like it always hasn't been. As an old IT guy, we were talking about this 20, 30 years ago. So, let's start by looking at kind of the landscape that we face today, the threat landscape that we face today, the importance of cybersecurity, and why the partnerships are so important in addressing those threats. So Willie, maybe I'll start with you.
Willy Tejada: Bill, it's timely given everything that we have actually going on, and I'm sure we'll talk a little bit more about it. But just to give you an idea of size and scope, IBM's security business probably sees 150 billion events that are candidates for some type of cyber-compromise. And that's across about 17,500 organizations. The interesting part about where IBM is actually headed is, security and what we actually do in security is about protecting the surface area. What I mean by surface area, it's everything from your mobile device to your desktop to everything actually in between. So, you think about that surface area. What we experienced when we went into the pandemic was that the surface area got a bit broader, given everybody working remotely. Then when you couple that with something like IBM's core strategy, which is a hybrid cloud approach, which means that our enterprises work with not just IBM's software and cloud, but also work with AWS's cloud, work with the Azure's cloud, the surface area actually gets to be quite broad from that standpoint.
But it's probably as important, and one of the reasons why we've been collaborating with Snyk is that we're also in this new era of just the software supply chain and how things get built and utilizing open source as a key element in what we're actually building. And so, I think it requires a developer first mentality, because right there, you're actually working with a new way to develop software in this open era. And Snyk's a very unique approach going after that. So, while the cyber landscape has been evolving just in terms of protecting the surface area, one of the things that we can actually do to combat that is to go right when software's developed. I think Guy has some pretty strong opinions in relation to that, but he's built a company that's focused in that particular area. You might just ask Guy to actually comment a little bit about that particular area, because I think it's one that's evolving to be of utmost importance relative to enterprises we work with.
Guy Podjarny: I think Willie teed it up great in the sense that cyber is expanding. The attack surface is changing. And I think with that, what's happening is that on one hand, you have sort of all the businesses and everything around what we do becoming increasingly digital. And that means that it is controlled and decided upon by applications. And that logic, those decisions are really defined by the developers building those applications. Those are the apps that move around kind of a lot of those kinds of digital aspects of our lives, which is increasingly a lot of them, and digital aspects of our businesses. And on the other end, what's happening is that the rate of change is accelerating. So, not only has it changed, it's continuing to change, and it's changing at an accelerated pace.
And that's sort of a core paradigm that's happening right now in terms of business innovation. And generally, it's a good thing. You talk about software supply chain and around just sort of this reuse of open source technology and other components. That's not a bad thing. It's a great thing. It kind of helps move innovation faster. You don't have to reinvent the wheel. You get to sort of build these amazing things. But it means that the way we do security needs to adapt. It needs to catch up to this faster pace, and just how much of it originates in these kinds of developer land kind of setups. Really how many of these decisions are made in that developer environment in which the code gets written.
So really, fundamentally, for organizations that have accepted this need, I'd say they need to think in these two swim lanes, on one hand, find their shining stars, find their role models and invest in them and help them really kind of get great at it and celebrate that success. And then the second is, ensure everybody, work with everybody to get to level one, to just embrace that and build that up.
Bill Detwiler: I'd love to get a follow up from you on that one, Guy, and then you, Willie, which is how do you make that transition within an organization that doesn't necessarily, as you both said, have a history of building security into the apps from the very beginning. So, it is a little bit of a reeducation. It's a little bit of explaining why it's important. It's a little bit of explaining, giving people the tools, developers, the tools to actually build secure apps, because for decades, it was, "Oh, we'll just put this us out. We want it to work quickly. We want it to work well. We want it to look good, provide a good customer experience. And then we'll let the network admins, we'll let the security professionals, we'll let other folks worry about securing the app."
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What would it be like to take a six-year trip around our Solar System? A major new science series from the BBC imagines just such a journey.
After the more than 160 robotic missions we've now sent to the planets, we have a pretty good idea of what a human encounter with these neighbouring worlds might one day be like.
And although of course our story is still fiction, it is, thanks to these trailblazing robotic missions, far more science than fiction.
It was vital that we didn't break any laws of physics in creating the story; everything had to be possible, even if it was perhaps improbable.
So I started by working out the trajectories and dates for the voyage. We needed to reach Venus, Mars, the moons of Jupiter, the rings of Saturn, Pluto and a comet and I'm proud to say we didn't shift a single planet or moon to make this mission work.
With the trajectories computed we set about designing and building our spacecraft to do the job.
The resulting designs, which emerged from a collaboration with our art department and EADS Space (a primary contractor for the European Space Agency's planetary missions), were shaped by the demands of the mission.
A vast aerobraking disc and radiation shield, a nuclear fusion engine, solar panels, radiators, an active magnetic shield and centrifugal artificial gravity generators were all required to propel our crew between planets and return them safely to Earth.
With so much work going into these designs it was easy sometimes to forget this was fiction.
I would wake up in the middle of the night worrying that I was going to kill the crew, and the next day I'd be on the phone to the spacecraft designers checking that they were taking on board the advice from the space medical consultants we'd got on the series.
The voyage is set in our time. In a way the story is as much an alternative history as it is a look to a possible future.
Our starting point was that if we'd continued to progress at the pace seen in the 1960s (rather than the apparent backward steps we seem to have taken since). Nonetheless, the interiors of the spacecraft had to feel like they were of our time - more Apollo than Star Trek.
I wanted viewers to watch this series and imagine themselves or friends they knew on this journey.
The actors in the series went to "Space School"
It had to feel like footage of space shuttle flight decks, Apollo capsules or space station interiors that they might already have seen.
Working closely with set builders who'd created the right looks for Apollo 13, Space Cowboys and the International Space Station seen in The Day After Tomorrow, we were able to create a contemporary look that I hope feels more believable.
When it came to creating the surfaces of these alien worlds, we were determined to use parts of our own planet.
Despite the divergent conditions on Venus and Mars, these planets are both rocky worlds like our own; they have great landscapes and substantial atmospheres with weather systems.
It made sense to try to find Mars and Venus-like locations here on Earth to film in.
Desert scenery was a must, but we also needed quite a specific look for Venus - a planet permanently shrouded in thick cloud.
The Russian Venera landers photographed a surface with no direct sunlight or shadows. So we trawled Earth for a reliably cloudy desert. Our research led us to the north coast of Chile, where cold water currents from Antarctica bring cloudy skies to the coastal strip of desert.
Luckily a little further inland under sunny skies, there was more scenery with the look we were after for our Mars landing site.
The surfaces of Io, Pluto and the comet were built at Pinewood Studios and then extended digitally in post production.
But there was one thing that was hard to pull off digitally: weightlessness. Tom Hanks once said that "to make a movie about space without going weightless would be like doing a movie of scuba diving and not going under water".
We were of the same mind, and worked very hard with the Russian Space Agency Rosaviakosmos to film some real weightless sequences for the series.
Loading our spacecraft sets on to their massive Illyushin-76 cosmonaut training aircraft we carried out a couple of parabolic flights - creating up to 30 seconds of weightlessness with each climb.
The entire crew were weightless for a total of 15 minutes during the filming of the series - five times longer than the first American in space.
No undertaking like this would be possible without a substantial Mission Control centre and the European Space Agency's human spaceflight centre in Holland provided the backdrop to this side of the series.
The very helpful space agency handed it over for our filming just hours after their own astronaut Pedro Duque returned to Earth from the International Space Station (ISS).
All the telemetry you see on their screens is live data from the ISS. When we put the headsets on we could hear the real astronauts talking to Houston.
The resulting film might be the most realistic portrait of a voyage like this until we do it for real.
It's over 30 years since humans last set foot on another world. And it could be a very long time before we go again. But I hope that this latest series from the BBC helps to keep the dream alive and supports our ingenious robotic missions that continue to show us the way to the planets.
Space Odyssey: Voyage To The Planets starts on BBC One at 2100GMT on Tuesday 9 November. On the same night, The Robot Pioneers, a 50-minute film looking at the real missions to the planets which have provided the facts that underpin the main series, is broadcast on BBC FOUR at 2200GMT.
Digital viewers can press their red button to access the science behind the scenes.
The book of the series, co-written by Chris Riley, is available through BBC Books.


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A Westchester woman who was in possession of crack cocaine was among 16 drivers in the Hudson Valley busted for alleged impaired driving over the weekend.
Troopers from the New York State Police barrack in Cortlandt were called to Washington Street in Peekskill, where there was a report of a one-car crash.
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Wilke was charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance and driving while under the influence of drugs.
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On Saturday, June 15, State Police from Rhinebeck arrested Dion Lanzetta, 28, of Rhinebeck, for Aggravated DWI. He was traveling on State Route 9 in Hyde Park, when he was stopped for a violation of the vehicle and traffic law. Investigation revealed he was under the influence of alcohol, and was subsequently arrested.
On Saturday, June 15, State Police from Poughkeepsie arrested Christopher J. Bolettieri, 47, of Poughkeepsie, for DWI. He was traveling on North Avenue in Pleasant Valley, when he was stopped for a violation of the vehicle and traffic law. Investigation revealed he was under the influence of alcohol, and was subsequently arrested.
On Saturday, June 15, State Police from Livingston arrested Aisha McClinton, 32, of Poughkeepsie, for DWI. She was traveling on State Route 199 in Milan, when she was stopped for a violation of the vehicle and traffic law. Investigation revealed she was under the influence of alcohol, and was subsequently arrested.
On Saturday, June 15, State Police from Wappinger arrested Olger A. Narvaezduran, 34, of Wappingers Falls, for Aggravated DWI Leandra's Law, a class E felony. He was traveling on State Route 9D in Wappinger, when he was stopped for a violation of the vehicle and traffic law. Investigation revealed he was under the influence of alcohol, and was subsequently arrested.
On Sunday, June 16, State Police from Wappinger arrested Erika E. Gibbs, 29, of Beacon, for DWI. She was traveling on State Route 52 in Fishkill, when she was involved in a two-car personal injury motor vehicle crash. Investigation revealed she was under the influence of alcohol, and was subsequently arrested.
On Sunday, June 16, State Police from Cortlandt arrested Jaime S. Caiza Espejo, 27, of Carmel, for Aggravated DWI Leandra's Law, a class E felony. He was traveling on Oregon Road in Cortlandt, when he was involved in a one-car motor vehicle crash. Investigation revealed he was under the influence of alcohol with a child in the vehicle, and was subsequently arrested.
On Sunday, June 16, State Police from Lebanon arrested Craig S. Beloff, 54, of Putnam Valley, for DWI. He was traveling on the Taconic State Parkway in Putnam Valley, when he was involved in a three-car motor vehicle crash, and fled the scene. Investigation revealed he was under the influence of alcohol, and was subsequently arrested.
On Sunday, June 16, State Police from Cortlandt arrested Jorge Tepan, 40, of Haverstraw, for Aggravated DWI with a prior conviction, a class E felony. He was traveling on North Division Street in Cortlandt, when he was stopped for a violation of the vehicle and traffic law. Investigation revealed he was under the influence of alcohol, and was subsequently arrested.
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Grace And Danger - Stylish Hellraisers (Part I)
while ago I posted the anniversary of Peter Christian hero, Oliver Reed's birthday on our social media pages, want as I am to remember his like.
The positive response from friends of Peter Christian was unsurpassed.
Dear old Ollie would have only been 78 this year, but like many of those we like and admire, he had a cavalier approach to life. While, naturally, I do not advocate a life of dissolution beyond my 3-bottle rule, so much of our current existence is nannied and controlled, terrorised daily by traffic warden, health police and the non-ironic end of political correctitude.
Ollie and the boys represent our inner rebel. These gents grasped life by the horns, untroubled by detail, by-law or petty etiquette (not to be mistaken for good manners).
It is surely no coincidence that, for the most part, they were individual, brave and distinctive dressers. Starting with Ollie, here in no particular order is a look at my top 'Hellraisers' …
I have two ambitions in life: one is to drink every pub dry, the other is to sleep with every woman on earth
- Oliver Reed
Alleged to have been a descendent of Peter the Great, Oliver was nephew of film director Sir Carol Reed and grandson of legendary actor manager, Sir Herbert Beerbohm-Tree. His face was scarred in a bar fight in 1963 for which he received 63 stitches and which secured his role as a tough guy when he decamped to Hollywood. When Steve McQueen flew to London to discuss a film with Reed, Ollie took him on a pub crawl which resulted in him vomiting on McQueen. His subsequent drinking partner was Keith Moon of The Who: both men modelled their drinking on legendary actor-soak Robert Newton. Despite often waking up in the gutter, Ollie was well-dressed whether in beatnik leathers, Breton or Savile Row stripes.
THE OLIVER REED LOOK
Ocean Blue Donegal Tweed 3 Piece Suit
Ecru & Navy Armor-lux Breton T-Shirt
or 2 for £90
Navy & Red Armor-lux Breton T-Shirt
Navy & White Armor-lux Breton T-Shirt
Ecru & Red Armor-lux Breton T-Shirt
Birkin Silk Scarf
I know nothing at all about women. They are an amazing, beautiful mystery
- Peter O'Toole
Connemara-born, bookie's son O'Toole was once so drunk he tried to pay for sex in a Nunnery. He could drink a bottle of whisky without pausing for breath and once pretended to cut off the tip of his, er… O'tool and eat it, causing an actress to faint, not realising he had substituted a banana for the dishonourable member. One of the most beautiful men of his generation, despite his razor cheekbones and brilliant blue eyes, he still had a nose job before Lawrence of Arabia. Equally elegant in Djellaba or Donegal Tweed…
THE PETER O'TOOLE LOOK
Emerald Green Luxury Velvet Jacket
Burgundy Red Luxury Velvet Jacket
Navy Blue Luxury Velvet Jacket
Oat Cream Harris Tweed Jacket
Blue Harris Tweed Jacket
Lovat Green Harris Tweed Jacket
Bengal Stripe Shirt
The public has always expected me to be a playboy, and a decent chap never lets his public down
- Errol Flynn
Expelled from school in Sydney for seduction of the school laundress, young Flynn fled to Papua New Guinea to seek his fortune (and fail) in tobacco planting and metal mining. Finding better success in theatrical rep in England, he was sacked for throwing a lady stage manager down the stairs, after which he was signed by Warner Bros as a contract actor. Errol cornered the market in swashbuckling roles through the 30s, but was equally famous for his prodigious appetite for booze and young women. 'In like Flynn' was the famous phrase that followed him, referring to his ease of seduction and the legendary size of his sabre. With his career in decline by the 50s, Flynn sailed aimlessly around the Mediterranean in his yacht, bloated by drink and drugs and dogged by scandals of underage sex, succumbing to cirrhosis at 50. In his prime, no one looked better suited and booted than Errol – or with sword in hand, wearing tights.
THE ERROL FLYNN LOOK
Mayfair Shirt
I don't think many would argue that these actors are/were exemplary role models, but they did look pretty good when scrubbed up at the beginning of the evening and they knew how to handle themselves in front of the camera.
If we were to look for vice free handsome, well dressed and famous geezers we would be giving ourselves a bigger problem.
Oh dear! If you continue to present Oliver Reed, Peter O'Toole and Errol Flynn as desirable dress and lifestyle models to emulate, then I shall have to cease to buy my clothes from Peter Christian. But at least I now know what clothes to avoid wearing to stop looking like these three clowns.
Indifferent actors and hardly exemplary role models. I don't know what your standards are like at Trouser Towers but these three would seem to be only famous for their boorish behaviour and capacity for alcohol.
Why you'll be offering us Nigel Farage as a suitable role model next...
- Mr Bowdery
Lord T, greetings.
Little Ollie story for you.
In, I think, 1976 or 1977 I bought a house in Leigh, Surrey (pronounced Lie as its south of the Thames, not Lee) from Freddie Jones, the wonderful character actor. Freddie asked me to join him and a few friends "down the boozer" to celebrate the deal. I was very flattered and agreed. Then, when at the boozer, I discovered that his principal pal was Ollie Reed. I enjoyed a pint but, in the time it took me to enjoy it [ie not a down in one job] they had downed three pints each with double whisky chasers. I managed a second pint and decided that opting out was better than alcoholic suicide. I understand that on that occasion their little outing went on for three days and nights - it would have killed any normal mortal !! Also Freddie is the Father of Toby Jones who is now so prominent and popular an actor (Capt Mainwaring in the recent Dads Army film and Hitchcock on ITV last year). He was about 10 at the time of the Ollie story above.
- Mr T Trump


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Save the date for Rabbis' Retreat 2020: May 15-18, 2020!
Planetary Sustainability | Personal Sustainability | P.S. What You Bring!
This is not another conference, training, or convention. It is intended to be a retreat to really rest, rejuvenate, make new connections – inner and outer – and renew. We welcome all rabbis and spiritual leaders (rabbis, cantors, kohanot, ritual leaders, chaplains, and students) to join us for an unforgettable experience with new and old friends.
Enjoy a rest from the rigors of rabbinic work while you decompress and nourish your body, mind, and soul.
Pray: Orthodox, Traditional Egalitarian, Renewal/Kohenet – or however you pray!
If a word spoken in its time is worth one piece of money, silence in its time is worth two.
This retreat is open to all rabbis, cantors, kohanot, ritual-leaders, chaplains, students, and spiritual leaders of all backgrounds and disciplines – all are welcome, always!
With over 1600 clergy in the Hazon community, we want to cultivate an environment of celebration of all voices and to ensure that there is representation for a plethora of Jews from different religious affiliation, i.e., denomination.
Diversity and representation are important to the success of this retreat. We promote a space social equity and accessibility for all. This is an open space.
What voice do you want to bring to the Hazon Rabbis' Retreat?
For interested participants from beyond the Northeast US, additional financial assistance is available.
Please contact Hazon's rabbi-in-residence by email at isaiah.rothstein@hazon.org with any questions.
We want you to have fun, loosen up, get deep, and do your thing! We are designing the schedule to create space that gives you the time to slow down, connect with yourself and others, and to enjoy peer-led text learning, prayer leading, and outdoor education aimed at providing rabbis and spiritual leaders the much-needed strength to create a healthier and more sustainable future for Jewish communities and the world at large.
Note for families: This is a retreat for rabbis and spiritual leaders, to provide focused and safe space to allow for deep introspection, interpersonal connection, and real rejuvenation. In that spirit, all programming will exclusively be for rabbis and spiritual leaders. If participating rabbis choose to bring family members, they are welcome but there will not be programming for them; families are welcome to enjoy the facilities and meals during the retreat.
Arielle Aronoff first came to Hazon as a Teva educator. She found a place in this community and did not want to leave. After spending the fall and winter at Isabella Freedman, she took a seasonal outdoor education position for the spring and quickly returned to be manage Camp Teva prior to her current role as Director of Teva. Before coming to Hazon, Arielle worked as a farmer, baker, and healthy school food advocate/educator. Arielle spends her time hiking, baking sourdough bread, and foraging for berries and mushrooms.
Zohar Atkins is a rabbi, poet, and theologian, based in New York. He earned a DPhil in Theology from Balliol College, Oxford, where he was a Rhodes Scholar, semikhah from JTS, and a B.A. and M.A. from Brown. He is the author of Nineveh (Carcanet, 2019) and An Ethical and Theological Appropriation of Heidegger's Critique of Modernity (Palgrave Macmillan, 2018). His poetry won The Oxonian Review Prize in 2012 and Eric Gregory Award in 2018. Atkins is the founder of Etz Hasadeh, a Center for the Study of Existential Torah, and a David Hartman Fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute of North America.
Tiferet Berenbaum received rabbinic ordination and a Masters in Jewish Education from Hebrew College in Boston, a non-denominational, accredited school of Jewish Studies. She loves working with children and has teaching experience in Jewish educational settings. Prior to attending rabbinic school, Rabbi Tiferet attended Tufts University where she majored in clinical psychology and Judaic studies. Rabbi Tiferet's experience includes working with two other congregations, as a teacher in a Hebrew Day School, and much more. Rabbi Tiferet's profound love of Judaism and Jewish culture; her knowledge of Ladino and Sephardic culture; her strong connection to the Jewish Renewal movement, and deep appreciation for traditional Jewish liturgy makes her a perfect fit for our congregation.
Sarah Chandler (a.k.a. Kohenet Shamirah) is a Brooklyn-based Jewish educator, ritualist, artist, activist, and poet. Currently, she is the program director at the Romemu Yeshiva, garden educator with Grow Torah and the Director of Curriculum Design & Cultivation with Fig Tree, a startup Hebrew School in Brooklyn. A trainer with BeKavod, she supports Jewish non-profits in harassment prevention, through designing and maintaining respectful workplaces. She teaches, writes, and consults on issues related to Jewish earth-based spiritual practice, farming, and mindfulness. Ordained as a Kohenet (Hebrew Priestess) in 2015, she is studying as a shamanic healer apprentice at The Wisdom School of S.O.P.H.I.A and Kabbalistic imaginal dream work at The School of Images.
Nate DeGroot is the Hazon Detroit Co-Director and Spiritual and Program Director. In this role, he is helping the Detroit Metro Jewish community to reconnect with their own inherited earth-based Jewish spirituality and reinvest in their historic relationship with the Detroit community around its transformative environmental justice work. He was ordained at Hebrew College in Boston, where he also received a Masters in Jewish Education. He most recently served as the inaugural Jewish Emergent Network Rabbinic Fellow at IKAR in Los Angeles, and before that founded a grassroots cooperative Jewish community in Portland, Oregon. He is a lover of the wild and is excited to bring his passion for all things sacred to his work at Hazon.
Yaffa Epstein serves as the Director of Education, North America for the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies. She received Rabbinic Ordination from Yeshivat Maharat and holds a Law Degree from Bar-Ilan University. She has studied at the Pardes Kollel, the Advanced Talmud Institute at Matan, and the Talmud Department of Hebrew University. Yaffa has been a teacher of Talmud, Jewish law, and Liturgy at Pardes for over a decade, and has served as the Director of the Beit Midrash at the Dorot Fellowship in Israel. She has taught Talmud and Jewish Law at Yeshivat Maharat, The Drisha Institute, The Wexner Heritage New Members Institute, Kayam Farm Kollel, and Young Judaea. Yaffa has lectured at Limmud events around the world, has written curriculum for the Global Day of Jewish Learning, and has created innovative educational programming for Hillel: The Foundation for Jewish Campus Life.
Jill Hammer is the Director of Spiritual Education at the Academy for Jewish Religion and the co-director of the Kohenet Hebrew Priestess Institute. She is the author of several books, including The Jewish Book of Days: A Companion for All Seasons, The Hebrew Priestess: Ancient and New Visions of Jewish Women's Spiritual Leadership, and The Book of Earth and Other Mysteries. She is a ritualist, poet, writer, and scholar of ancient and modern ritual, myth, and midrash.
David Ingber was named by Newsweek as one of 2013's top 50 most influential rabbis in the United States as well as by The Forward as one of the 50 most newsworthy and notable Jews in America. He promotes a renewed Jewish mysticism that integrates meditative mindfulness and physical awareness into mainstream, post-modern Judaism. Rabbi Ingber has taught at the Academy for Jewish Religion, Columbia University, CUNY, Jewish Theological Seminary, Limmud LA, New York University, the 92nd Street Y, Pardes, The Skirball Center at Temple Emmanuel, and Yeshivat HADAR. Rabbi David studied at several yeshivot in Jerusalem and New York including Yeshiva University, Beit Midrash L'Torah, Yeshivat Chaim Berlin, and Yeshivat Chovovei Torah Rabbinical School. He also studied philosophy, psychology and religion at New York University. Reb Zalman Schachter-Shalomi, founder of Renewal Judaism, ordained Rabbi David in 2004. Prior to founding Romemu, Rabbi David was Rabbi-in-Residence at Elat Chayyim Retreat Center.
Aharon Ariel Lavi is the founder and director of Hakhel: The Jewish Intentional Communities Incubator in the Diaspora. He is a professional community organizer and serial social entrepreneur who believes that networks are key to shaping our reality. He is co-founder of Garin Shuva on the Gaza border; the Nettiot Intentional Communities Network, reengaging Haredi Ba'aley Teshuva into society; and MAKOM: the national umbrella organization of intentional communities in Israel. He lives with is wife Liat, their four children, and a dog in the Negev and when he doesn't work or study Torah he likes riding his bikes in the open fields of the Negev, and desperately trying to learn to play the flute, a guitar, or anything that makes music.
Sid Schwarz Rabbi Sid Schwarz is a social entrepreneur, author and teacher. He is currently a Senior Fellow at Hazon, a national organization based in New York. Rabbi Sid founded and led PANIM: The Institute for Jewish Leadership and Values for 21 years; its work centered on integrating Jewish learning, Jewish values and social responsibility. He is also the founding rabbi of Adat Shalom Reconstructionist Congregation in Bethesda, MD where he continues to teach and lead services. Dr. Schwarz holds a Ph.D. in Jewish history and is the author of two groundbreaking books. Rabbi Sid directs the Clergy Leadership Incubator (CLI), a program that trains rabbis to be visionary spiritual leaders and Kenissa: Communities of Meaning Network which is identifying, convening and building the capacity of emerging spiritual communities across the country. Sid was awarded the prestigious Covenant Award for his pioneering work in the field of Jewish education and was named by Newsweek as one of the 50 most influential rabbis in North America. Sid's most recent book is Jewish Megatrends: Charting the Course of the American Jewish Future (Jewish Lights, 2013).
Shais Rishon, MaNishtana is one of a "growing cadre of incredibly talented Jewish leaders of Color." MaNishtana is a writer, speaker, and rabbi whose work takes prejudice, bias, and ignorance head on, asking the questions about humanity, race, religion, and social injustice that we all have (and maybe are afraid to talk about), with gut-punching insight and gut-busting sarcasm.
Rabbi Marc Soloway has served as the rabbi of Congregation Bonai Shalom in Boulder, Colorado since 2004. He has always loved food, perhaps a little too much, and in recent years has thought more deeply about where this food comes from, how it is produced and how all of that fits with deep Jewish obligations and values. Marc has ridden twice in the Hazon-Arava Institute Israel Ride in 2008 and 2010. Marc co-chaired two Hazon Food Conferences on the west coast in 2010 and 2011, he is on the Hazon Steering Team in Colorado as well as the Jewish Life team for the Rocky Mountain Jewish Food Summit in April 2012. Marc was instrumental in bringing Boulder's first Jewish CSA through Hazon, which is now a collaboration of five synagogues and the JCC with two weekly drop-off sites. Marc is also a proud member of a Jewish goat and chicken co-op across the street from his synagogue. Before becoming a rabbi, Marc was an actor, storyteller and massage therapist in his native London and currently is the narrator of a documentary film about the Baal Shem Tov.
Lauren Tuchman received rabbinic ordination from the Jewish Theological Seminary in 2018 and is, as far as she is aware, the first blind woman in the world to enter the rabbinate. A sought after speaker, spiritual leader, and educator, Rabbi Tuchman has taught at numerous synagogues and other Jewish venues throughout North America and was named to the Jewish Week's 36 under 36 for her innovative leadership concerning the inclusion of Jews with disabilities in all aspects of Jewish life.
Gabi Weinberg holds a BA in English from Yeshiva College, an MA in medieval Jewish history at the Bernard Revel Graduate School for Jewish Studies, and recently completed rabbinic ordination at the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary at Yeshiva University as a Wexner Graduate Fellow. Gabi is currently the director of High School Programs at the Tikvah Fund and is working to create more opportunities for students in the Institute for High School Students and alumni to continue to engage with each other and the work of the Tikvah Fund. Previously, he served as the director of adult education and teen programming at the Young Israel of Scarsdale.
David Seidenberg is the creator of neohasid.org and author of the acclaimed Kabbalah and Ecology: God's Image in the More-Than-Human World. David has smikhah from both JTS and Reb Zalman. He teaches around the world on issues related to ecology, animal rights, and human rights, as well as teaching programs on astronomy, Chasidic nigunim, and dance. He is also the author of widely-used liturgy and translations related to Tu Bishvat, Tisha B'Av, voting, the environment, and Israel, and designer of the Omer Counter app. David's most recent work appears in Jewish Veganism and Vegetarianism: Studies and New Directions and A New Hasidism: Branches, and in an ongoing series of articles uncovering a new history of tikkun olam.
Rabbi Robin Damsky, founder and director of In the Gardens, has been identified by Kenissa as an innovator re-defining Jewish life. She blends spiritual practice with music, movement, meditation, Neo-Hasidic text study, edible garden design and social justice/tikkun olam into a holistic expression for the new century. Robin works with care and compassion to bring Torah and a reverence for the earth to people of all ages, guiding them into a joyful experience of renewal and wholeness. With an MA in Jewish education, mindfulness and meditation teacher certification, a BFA in dance, extensive botanical studies and licensure in medical massage, Rabbi Damsky fuses a love of creation with self-care and spiritual practice, bringing forth ebullient spiritual expression.


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Gambia nahm an den Olympischen Sommerspielen 1984 in Los Angeles mit zehn Athleten teil. Für das westafrikanische Land war es die erste Teilnahme an den Spielen.

Teilnehmer nach Sportarten

Leichtathletik
 Paul Ceesay
 1500-Meter-Lauf, Männer
 Peter Ceesay
 800-Meter-Lauf, Männer
 Victoria Decka
 4 × 100 m Staffel, Frauen
 Georgiana Freeman
 4 × 100 m Staffel, Frauen
 Sheikh Omar Fye
 100-Meter-Lauf, Männer
 200-Meter-Lauf, Männer
 4 × 100 m Staffel, Männer
 Abdurahman Jallow
 4 × 100 m Staffel, Männer
 Dawda Jallow
 400-Meter-Lauf, Männer
 4 × 100 m Staffel, Männer
 Bakary Jarju
 100-Meter-Lauf, Männer
 4 × 100 m Staffel, Männer
 Jabou Jawo
 100-Meter-Lauf, Frauen
 4 × 100 m Staffel, Frauen
 Amie N'Dow
 200-Meter-Lauf, Frauen
 4 × 100 m Staffel, Frauen

Einzelnachweise

Gambia
Sommerspiele 1984

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