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Jonathan Sarna
University Professor and Joseph H. and Belle R. Braun Professor of American Jewish History
sarna@brandeis.edu
Mandel Center for the Humanities, 307
Yale University, Ph.D.
Yale University, M.Phil.
Yale University, M.A.
Brandeis University, M.A.
Brandeis University, B.A.
Hebrew College, B.H.L.
American Jewish History & Life; Jews in the Americas; American Religion; American Jews and Israel.
webpage: http://www.brandeis.edu/hornstein/sarna
HRNS 231b The American Jewish Community in Historical Perspective
NEJS 146a World Jewry since 1945
NEJS 162a American Judaism
NEJS 162b It Couldn't Happen Here: Three American Anti-semitic Episodes
NEJS 163a Jews and American Capitalism
NEJS 164a Judaism Confronts America
NEJS 263b Colloquium in American Jewish History
Honorary Doctorate, Jewish Theological Seminary (New York) (2018)
Wasserman Prize for Best Article in 2017 volume of AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY (with Zev Eleff) (2018)
Algemeiner Top 100 Award for top 100 people positively influencing Jewish Life (2016)
Board of Directors, American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (2016)
Civil War Roundtable's Barondess/Lincoln Award (2016)
Fellow, Israel Institute for Advanced Studies (Jerusalem) (2016 - 2017)
Finalist, 2016 Gilder Lehrman Lincoln Prize (2016)
Finalist, National Jewish Book Award in American Jewish Studies (2016)
Lee Max Friedman Award Medal for distinguished service in the field of American Jewish history, American Jewish Historical Society (2016)
The Lincoln Group of New York's 2015 Award of Achievement (2016)
Honorary Doctorate, Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion (2015)
Treasurer, American Academy of Religion (2015)
Dean of Arts and Sciences Mentoring Award, Brandeis University (2014)
Fellow, Massachusetts Historical Society (2013)
Finalist, National Jewish Book Award for WHEN GENERAL GRANT EXPELLED THE JEWS (2013)
President, Association for Jewish Studies (2013 - 2015)
Zvi Cohen Leadership & Legacy Award, The Vilna Shul: Boston's Center Jewish Culture (2012)
Honorary Doctorate, Hebrew College, Boston, Massachusetts (2011)
Invited to Deliver Stroum Lectures at the University of Washington (2011)
Klal Yisrael Award, Synagogue Council of Massachusetts (2011)
Martin E. Marty Award for Public Understanding of Religion, Am. Academy of Religion, 2011 (2011)
Inaugurated the new Celebrate 350 Lecture in American Jewish History at New York Public Library (2010)
Finalist, National Jewish Book Award in Jewish Family Literature - A TIME TO EVERY PURPOSE (2009)
Honorary Doctoral Degree from Gratz College (2009)
Inducted, American Academy of Arts and Sciences (2009)
Distinguished Achievement Award for Excellence in Educational Publishing, Social Studies Textbooks , Grades 6-8. (2007)
Invited to join Washington Post/Newsweek "On Faith" On-Line Conversation Panel (2006)
Temple Ohabei Shalom Brotherhood Synagogue Person of the Year Award (2006)
Akiba Award, American Jewish Committee (2005)
Finalist, 2005 Koret Jewish Book Award (2005)
Weinberg Judaic Studies Institute 2005 Prize for the Best Book in American Jewish Studies (2005)
The Marshall Sklare Award of the Association for the Social Scientific Study of Jewry (2002 - 2003)
Bureau of Jewish Education Award (2001)
Lady Davis Fellowship (2001)
Benjamin J. Shevach Memorial Award, Hebrew College, as "consummate example of the Jewish educator" (2000 - 2001)
Chair, Academic Advisory and Editorial Board, Jacob Rader Marcus Center of the American Jewish Archives (1999)
Choice Outstanding Book Academic Book (Religion and State in the American Jewish Experience) (1998)
Steering Committee, North American Religions Section, American Academy of Religion (1997 - 1998)
Board of Fellows, Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs (1996 - 1997)
National Endowment for Humanities Senior Fellowship (1994 - 1995)
Chair, Academic Council, American Jewish Historical Society (1992 - 1993)
American Council of Learned Societies (1982)
Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture (1982 - 1983)
National Jewish Book Award finalist (Jacksonian Jew) (1981)
Rapoport Fellow in American Jewish History, American Jewish Archives (1979 - 1980)
Loewenstein-Wiener Fellow, American Jewish Archives (1977)
National Foundation for Jewish Culture (1977 - 1979)
Seltzer-Brodsky Prize Essay, YIVO Institute (1977)
Fellow, Hebrew Free Loan Association, American Jewish Historical Society (1974 - 1975)
Sarna, Jonathan. "Jewish Women Without Money: The Case of Cora Wilburn (1824-1906)." NASHIM 32. (2019): 23-37.
Sarna, Jonathan. "My Life in American Jewish History." CONVERSATIONS WITH COLLEAGUES. Ed. Jeffrey Gurock. Boston: Academic Studies Press, 2019. 161-187.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Orthodox Jewish Lawyer-Leaders in Nineteenth-Century America." Ennoble and Enable: Essays in Honor of Richard M. Joel. Ed. Zev Eleff & Jacob J. Schacter. Jerusalem: Maggid Books, 2019. 361-370.
Sarna, Jonathan. ""What Really Happened at the Original Trefa Banquet"." JTA January 16, 2018
Sarna, Jonathan. "Hayu Devarim Me'olam." MAKOR RISHON November 9, 2018
Sarna, Jonathan. "The Forgetting of Cora Wilburn." Studies in American Jewish Literature 37. 1 (2018): 73-87.
Sarna, Jonathan. "The Future of the Pittsburgh Synagogue Massacre." Tablet Magazine (2018): <https://www.tabletmag.com/jewish-news-and-politics/274291/future-pittsburgh-synagogue-massacre>.
Sarna, Jonathan. "From Periphery to Center: American Jewry, Zion, and Jewish History after the Holocaust." American Jewry: Transcending the European Experience. Ed. Christian Wiese and Cornelia Wilhelm. London: Bloomsbury, 2017. 307-315.
Sarna, Jonathan. "HOW ALAN MINTZ LED AN ACADEMIC MOVEMENT -- AND CHANGED JUDAISM FOR GOOD." Forward May 21, 2017
Sarna, Jonathan. "Louis H. Feldman (1926-2017)." Biblical Archeology Review 11.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Louisa B. Hart: An Orthodox Jewish Woman's Voice from the Civil War Era." You Arose A Mother in Israel: A Festschrift in Honor of Blu Greenberg. Ed. Devorah Zlochower. New York: JOFA, 2017. 95-102.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Praying for Governments We Dislike?." The Lehrhaus (2017): <http://www.thelehrhaus.com/commentary-short-articles/2017/1/2/praying-for-governments-we-dislike>.
Sarna, Jonathan. "The Bible and Judaism in America." The Oxford Handbook of the Bible in America. Ed. Paul C. Gutjahr. New York: Oxford University Press, 2017. 505-516.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Why the Rush to Tear Down Grant's Tomb is Ignorant." Forward August 24, 2017
Sarna, Jonathan. "'The Last Years Were the Most Difficult': A First-Person Account of a Mission to the Soviet Union in March 1986." Black Fire on White Fire: Essays in Honor of Rabbi Avi Weiss,. Ed. Daniel Goodman. New York: YCT Rabbinical School, 2017. 131-140.
Sarna, Jonathan. American Jews and the Flag of Israel. Waltham Brandeis University: 2017.
Sarna, Jonathan/ Zev Eleff. "The Immigration Clause that Transformed Orthodox Judaism in the United States." American Jewish History 101. July 2017 (2017): 354-376.
Sarna, Jonathan and Benjamin Shapell. LINKON VEHAYEHUDIM [Hebrew translation of LINCOLN & THE JEWS]. Tel Aviv: DVIR, 2016.
Sarna, Jonathan. "100 Years Later, Has Brandeis's Supreme Court Nomination Changed Everything – Or Nothing?." Forward January 29, 2016: 21.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Avraham Avinu Ve'am Ha'ivrim Be-Artso." Et-Mol 244 (2016): 7-9.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Family History Curriculum." Chabad-Lubavitch News
Sarna, Jonathan. "From Periphery to Center: American Jewry, Zion, and Jewish History after the Holocaust." American Jewry: Transcending the European Experience. Ed. Christian Wiese & Cornelia Wilhelm. London: Bloomsbury, 2016. 307-315.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Lee Max Friedman Award -- Lecture." American Jewish History 100. October 2016 (2016): 565-570.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Subversive Jews and American Culture." Tablet (2016): <http://www.tabletmag.com/jewish-arts-and-culture/books/197758/subversive-jews-american-culture>.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Subversive Jews and American Culture: Notes on the Leonard Milberg Collection of Early American Judaica." By Dawn's Early Light: Jewish Contributions to American Culture from the Nation's Founding to the Civil War,. Ed. Adam Mendelsohn. Princeton: Princeton University Library, 2016. 189-204.
Sarna, Jonathan. "That Other Time Jews Were Hated in America and 3 Lessons to Learn From it Now." FORWARD November 15, 2016
Sarna, Jonathan. "The 'Subversive Jews' of Early America." Mosaic Magazine February 19, 2016 (2016): <http://mosaicmagazine.com/picks/2016/02/the-subversive-jews-of-early-america/>.
Sarna, Jonathan. "The American Jews Who've Exchanged Their Utopian Myths About Israel for Demonic Ones." Haaretz August 2, 2016
Sarna, Jonathan. "The Value of Canadian Jewish History to the American Jewish Historian, and Vice Versa: Another Look." Neither in Dark Speeches Nor in Similitudes: Reflections and Refractions Between Canadian and American Jews,. Ed. Barry L. Stiefel and Hernan Tesler-Mabe. Waterloo: Wilfrid Laurier, 2016. 1-7.
Sarna, Jonathan and Benjamin Shapell. Lincoln and the Jews: A History. New York: Thomas Dunne Books/St Martin's Press, 2015.
Sarna, Jonathan, with Steven M. Cohen and Rona Sheramy. "Investing in the Jewish Studies Ph.D. Talent Pool." e-jewish philanthropy (2015): <http://ejewishphilanthropy.com/investing-in-the-jewish-studies-ph-d-talent-pool/>.
Sarna, Jonathan. "American Orthodox Responses to Intermarriage." Conversion, Intermarriage and Jewish Identity: The Orthodox Forum. Ed. Robert Hirt, Adam Mintz & Marc D. Stern. New York: Yeshiva University Press, 2015. 409-426.
Sarna, Jonathan. "America's Most Memorable Zionist Leaders." The Individual in History: Essays in Honor of Jehuda Reinharz. Ed. ChaeRan Y. Freeze et al. Waltham: Brandeis University Press, 2015. 129-142.
Sarna, Jonathan. "From World-Wide People to First-World People: The Consolidation of World Jewry." Reconsidering Israel-Diaspora Relations. Ed. Eliezer Ben-Rafael, Judit Bokser Liwerant and Yosef Gorny. Leiden: Brill, 2015. 60-65.
Sarna, Jonathan. "George Washington's Correspondence with the Jews of Newport." Washington's Rebuke to Bigotry. Ed. Adam Strom et al. Boston: Facing History and Ourselves, 2015. 73-82.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Letter from Boston: A Friend Indeed – and in Deed." Hadassah August-September 2015: 40-41.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Lincoln's Surprising Jewish Connections." Beacon: The National Museum of American Jewish History Summer 2015: 6-7.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Why Study American Jewish History." HaYidion: The RAVSAK Journal 26, 27, 52.
Sarna, Jonathan & Zev Eleff. "United States Jewry." OXFORD JEWISH STUDIES BIBLIOGRAPHIES (2014): <http://www.oxfordbibliographies.com/.>.
Sarna, Jonathan and Jonathan Golden. "Judaism." World Book Year Book 2013. 2014.
Sarna, Jonathan with Carole Balin et al, ed. Sisterhood: A Centennial History of Women of Reform Judaism. Cincinnati: Hebrew Union College Press, 2014.
Sarna, Jonathan. "America's Religious Recession." MOSAIC November 2014 (2014): <http://mosaicmagazine.com/response/2014/11/americas-religious-recession/>.
Sarna, Jonathan. "At Battle of Gettysburg Jewish Heroes Fought for Both North and South." Forward July 1, 2013
Sarna, Jonathan. "History: Barbara Goodman, Unheralded Hero." Reform Judaism 14-18.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Jews and the Civil War." Passages Through the Fire: Jews and the Civil War. Ed. Jonathan Karp. New York: AJHS/Yeshiva University Museum, 2014. 9-29.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Letter from Boston: People of the Silver Linings Playbook [on Pew Survey]." Hadassah 10-12.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Lewis Feuer and the Study of American Jewish History." SOCIETY 50. (2014): 352-355.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Marking Time: Notes from the Arnold & Deanne Kaplan Collection of Early American Judaica on How Nineteenth-Century American Jews Lived Their Religion." Constellations of Atlantic Jewish History 1555-1890. Ed. Arthur Kiron. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Libraries, 2014. 49-62.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Reform Jewish 'Missionaries' for Judaism: Barbara S. Goodman and the Committee on Religion of the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods (1913-1933)." Why Jewish Women's History Matters: An Archive of Stories in honor of Gail Reimer. Ed. Joyce Antler. Boston: Jewish Women's Archive, 2014. 24-26.
Sarna, Jonathan. "The Jewish Bible in America." The Jewish Study Bible. Second Edition ed. Ed. Adele Berlin and Marc Zvi Brettler. New York: Oxford, 2014. 2081-2085.
Sarna, Jonathan. "The Touro Monument Controversy: Aniconism vs. Anti-Idolatry in a Mid-Nineteenth Century American Jewish Religious Dispute." Between Jewish Tradition and Modernity, Rethinking an Old Opposition: Essays in Honor of David Ellenson. Ed. Michael A. Meyer and David N. Myers. Detroit: Wayne State University Press, 2014. 80-95.
Sarna, Jonathan. "'To Quicken the Religious Consciousness of Israel': The NFTS National Committee on Religion, 1913-1933." Sisterhood: A Centennial History of Women of Reform Judaism. Ed. Carole S. Balin et al. Cincinnati: Hebrew Union College Press, 2014. 49-71.
Sarna, Jonathan. "America's Russian-Speaking Jews Come of Age." Toward a Comprehensive Policy Planning for Russian-Speaking Jews in North America. Jerusalem: JPPI, 2013. 1-27.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Book Review." Rev. of Antisemitism: A History, by Albert S. Lindemann and Richard S. Levy. Journal of American Ethnic History vol. 32 2013: 119-121.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Colonial Judaism." Cambridge History of Religions in America. vol. 1 Ed. Stephen J. Stein. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2013. 392-409.
Sarna, Jonathan. "General Grant's Infamous Order." New York Times Opinionator - Disunion Blog (2013)
Sarna, Jonathan. "The Jewish Translation That Rewrote the Bible." Forward January 25, 2013
Sarna, Jonathan. "Why America Has No Chief Rabbi." Jewish Ideas Daily (2013)
Sarna, Jonathan. "American Jewish History: Backwards and Forwards." From Sinai to China: Essays in Commemoration of the 20th Anniversary of the Glazer Institute of Jewish Studies at Nanjing University. Ed. Xu Xin and Lihong Song. Nanjing: SDX Joint Publishing Company, 2012. 229-238.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Civil War." Cambridge Dictionary of Judaism and Jewish Culture. 2012.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Columbus, Christopher." Cambridge Dictionary of Judaism and Jewish Culture. 2012.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Constitutional Dilemma on Birth Control." Forward March 16, 2012
Sarna, Jonathan. "Foreword." A Kosher Christmas. Ed. Joshua Plaut. New Brunswick: Rutgers U Press, 2012. xi-xii.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Forward Forum: Every Four Years, Rabbis and Politics Mix." Forward September 21, 2012
Sarna, Jonathan. "General Grant's Uncivil War Against the Jews." The Jewish Week February 28, 2012
Sarna, Jonathan. "George Washington's Correspondence with the Jews of Newport." To Bigotry No Sanction: George Washington and Religious Freedom. Philadelphia: National Museum of American Jewish History, 2012. 17-24.
Sarna, Jonathan. "God Loves an Infant's Praise: Cultural Borrowing and Cultural Resistance in Two Nineteenth-Century American Jewish Sunday School Texts." INTERRELIGIOUS DIALOGUE AND CULTURAL CHANGE. Ed. Catherine Cornille and Stephanie Corigliano. Eugene, OR: Cascade Books, 2012. 59-77.
Sarna, Jonathan. "God Loves an Infant's Praise: Cultural Borrowing and Cultural Resistance in Two Nineteenth-Century American Jewish Sunday School Texts." Jewish History 26. December 2012 (2012).
Sarna, Jonathan. "Introduction." Jews in America: From New Amsterdam to the Yiddish Stage. Ed. Stephen D. Corrsin et al. New York: New York Public Library/Giles, 2012. 9-15.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Jewish Publication Society." Cambridge Dictionary of Judaism and Jewish Culture. 2012.
Sarna, Jonathan. "President Grant and the Chabadnik." Jewish Review of Books 3. Spring (2012): 10-13.
Sarna, Jonathan. "The American Jewish Press." Oxford Handbook of Religion and the American News Media. Ed. Diane Winston. New York: Oxford University Press, 2012. 537-550.
Sarna, Jonathan. "The Discontinuity of Continuity: An Interview with Jonathan D. Sarna." Reform Judaism 41. Winter (2012): 24-26.
Sarna, Jonathan. "The Jewish Vote in Presidential Elections." Sh'ma January 2012: 3.
Sarna, Jonathan. "The Redemption of Ulysses S. Grant." REFORM JUDAISM 22-26. 59-62.
Sarna, Jonathan. WHEN GENERAL GRANT EXPELLED THE JEWS. New York: Schocken/Nextbook, 2012.
Sarna, Jonathan & Dvorah E. Weisberg. "A Writ of Release from Levirate Marriage (Shtar Halitzah) in 1807 Charleston." AMERICAN JEWISH ARCHIVES 53. 1 (2011): 38-55.
Sarna, Jonathan & Jonathan Golden. "Judaism." World Book Year Book. 2011.
Sarna, Jonathan and Eitan Fishbane, ed. JEWISH RENAISSANCE AND REVIVAL IN AMERICA. Hanover: Brandeis University Press/UPNE, 2011.
Sarna, Jonathan. "American Jewish History: Retrospect and Prospect." The Jews in America: Development and Influence of a Successful Community. Ed. Pan Guang, Wang Shuming, and Luo Ailing, eds.. Beijing: Shishi Publishing House, 2011. 3-14.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Christians and Non-Christians in the Marketplace of American Religion." AMERICAN CHRISTIANITIES; A HISTORY OF DOMINANCE AND DIVERSITY. Ed. Catherine Brekus and W. Clark Gilpin. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 2011. 119-132.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Ethnicity and Beyond." Ethnicity and Beyond: Theories and Dilemmas of Jewish Group Demarcation - STUDIES IN CONTEMPORARY JEWRY. vol. 25 Ed. Eli Lederhendler. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2011. 108-112.
Sarna, Jonathan. "FOREWORD: THE GREENING OF AMERICAN ORTHODOX JUDAISM." THE GREENING OF AMERICAN ORTHODOX JUDAISM: YAVNEH IN THE NINETEEN SIXTIES:. Ed. KRAUT, BENNY. CINCINNATI: HUC PRESS, 2011. xi-xviii.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Freedom!." Dreams of Freedom-National Museum of American Jewish History Catalog. Philadelphia: National Museum of American Jewish History, 2011. xiii-xix.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Man Oh Manischewitz." FORWARD July 22, 2011
Sarna, Jonathan. "Returning to Moscow." Forward January 25, 2011
Sarna, Jonathan. "Review." Rev. of American and British Jews in the Age of the Great Migration, by Lloyd Gartner. Studies in Contemporary Jewry vol. 25 2011: 162-163.
Sarna, Jonathan. "What the Civil War Meant to American Jews." FORWARD March 1, 2011
Nadell, Pamela S., Sarna, Jonathan, and Sussman, Lance. New Essays in American Jewish History. Cincinnati and New York: American Jewish Archives/Ktav, 2010.
Sarna, Jonathan and Adam Mendelsohn. Jews and the Civil War: A Reader. New York: NYU Press, 2010.
Sarna, Jonathan and Jonathan Golden. ""Judaism"." World Book Year Book. 2010.
Sarna, Jonathan, Charles H. Lippy & Peter W. Williams. "Chabad-Lubavitch." Encyclopedia of Religion in America. 4 vols. 2010.
Sarna, Jonathan, Charles H. Lippy & Peter W. Williams. "Torah." Encyclopedia of Religion in America. 4 vols. 2010.
Sarna, Jonathan. ""Afterword"." Mission, Meaning and Money: How the Joint Distribution Committee Became a Fundraising Innovator by Mark I. Rosen. New York: Cohen Center/iuniverse, 2010
Sarna, Jonathan. ""American Jewry in Second Place"." Forward January 1 2010
Sarna, Jonathan. ""Foreword"." Empowered Judaism. Jewish Lights, 2010
Sarna, Jonathan. ""Rabbi Raphall Goes to Washington"." Forward February 26, 2010
Sarna, Jonathan. "Foreword." Passionate Pioneers: The Story of Yiddish Secular Education in North America, 1910-1960. New York: Holmes & Meier, 2010
Sarna, Jonathan. "Good Bye Wissenschaft, Hello Relevance." Forward June 4, 2010
Sarna, Jonathan. "New Museum on Independence Mall is a Sign that Jews have Arrived." Forward November 26, 2010
Sarna, Jonathan. "Rabbi Yoffie's Legacy: Old Ideas for Reform Judaism." Forward June 25, 2010
Sarna, Jonathan. "The Democratization of American Judaism." NEW ESSAYS IN AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORY. Ed. Pamela S. Nadell, Jonathan D.Sarna & Lance J. Sussman. Cincinnati & New York: American Jewish Archives/Ktav, 2010. 95-108.
Sarna, Jonathan. "When Shuls Were Banned in America." Forward August 20, 2010
Sarna, Jonathan. ""Proskauer, Joseph Mayer"." Yale Biographical Dictionary of American Law. Ed. Roger K. Newman. New Haven: Yale University Press, 2009. 439.
Sarna, Jonathan. ""Saying Kaddish Too Soon? A Response to Norman Lamm"." Forward June 5, 2009
Sarna, Jonathan. ""The Halakha According to B'nai B'rith"." Rav Chesed: Essays in Honor of Rabbi Dr. Haskell Lookstein. vol. II Ed. Raphael Medoff. New York: Ktav, 2009. 165-182.
Sarna, Jonathan. "After Utopia, Loving Israel." Forward August 14, 2009
Sarna, Jonathan. "America As It Ought to Be: The Conflict Between Jewish Rhetoric and American Realities." Ideology and Rhetoric: Constructing America,. Ed. Bozenna Chylinska. Cambridge: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2009. 231-40.
Sarna, Jonathan. "How Hanukkah Came to the White House." Forward December 11, 2009
Sarna, Jonathan. "Leonard Bernstein and the Boston Jewish Community of His Youth: The Influence of Solomon Braslavsky, Herman Rubenovitz, and Congregation Mishkan Tefila." Journal of the Society for American Music 3. 1 (2009): 35-46.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Lessons of Depression May Be Relevant Today." The Jewish Journal March 4, 2009
Sarna, Jonathan. "Only Solution: Temper Inflexible Religion with Flexible Politics." Washington Post.Com "On Faith" January 6, 2009 (2009)
Sarna, Jonathan. "Review." Rev. of Speaking of Jews, by Lila C. Berman. Journal of American History vol. 96 2009: 888-889.
Sarna, Jonathan. "The American Jewish Community in Crisis and Transformation." Contact Summer (2009).
Sarna, Jonathan. "The Long Shadow of Scandal." Forward August 14, 2009
Sarna, Jonathan. "Two Ambitious Goals: Jewish Publishing in the United States." A History of the Book in America. Volume 4 Print in Motion: The Expansion of Publishing and Reading in the United States 1880-1940. Ed. Carl F. Kaestle and Janice A. Radway. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 2009. 376-391.
Sarna, Jonathan. "What's In A Name -- A Response to Barry Chiswick." Contemporary Jewry 29. (2009): 85-90.
Sarna, Jonathan. The Economic Downturn and the Future of Jewish Communities. Institute forJewish Policy Research. London: 2009.
Sarna, Jonathan and Golden, Jonathan. "Judaism." 2008 World Book Year Book. 2008.
Sarna, Jonathan. ""Introduction"." Manischewitz: The Matzo Family. Ed. Laura Manischewitz Alpern. New York: KTAV, 2008. ix-xiv.
Sarna, Jonathan. "An Eighteenth Century Hebrew Luah from Pennsylvania." American Jewish Archives 57. 1-2 (2008): 25-27.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Can Secularism Save Judaism?." WashingtonPost.Com "On Faith" January 10, 2008
Sarna, Jonathan. "Content With My Own Portion." WashingtonPost.com "On Faith" May 17, 2007
Sarna, Jonathan. "Friend to Israel; Enemy to Anti-Semites." WashingtonPost.com "On Faith" May 15, 2007
Sarna, Jonathan. "Intermarriage in America: The Jewish Experience in Historical Context." AMBIVALENT JEW: CHARLES LIEBMAN IN MEMORIAM. Ed. Stuart Cohen and Bernard Susser. New York: Jewish Theological Seminary of America, 2008. 125-133.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Jews Then, Pagans Now." WashingtonPost.com "On Faith" July 10, 2007
Sarna, Jonathan. "Talmud Sees a Different Question." WashingtonPost.Com "On Faith" June 8, 2007
Sarna, Jonathan. "The Mystical World of Colonial American Jews." Mediating Modernity: Essays in Honor of Michael A. Meyer. Ed. Lauren B. Strauss and Michael Brenner. Detroit: Wayne State University Press, 2008. 185-94.
Sarna, Jonathan. "The Pragmatism of America." Washington Post.Com "On Faith" November 7, 2008 (2008)
Sarna, Jonathan. "The Rise, Fall and Rebirth of Secular Judaism." Contemplate: The International Journal of Cultural Thought 4 (2008): 3-13.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Two Jewish Lawyers Named Louis." American Jewish History 94. 1-2 (2008): 1-19.
Sarna, Jonathan. A TIME TO EVERY PURPOSE: LETTERS TO A YOUNG JEW. New York: Basic Books/Perseus, 2008.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Boston." Encyclopaedia Judaica. 2007.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Historiography--American Jewish." Encyclopaedia Judaica. 2007.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Marcus, Jacob Rader." Encyclopaedia Judaica. 2007.
Sarna, Jonathan D.. "Orthodoxy Confronts America." Orthodox Judaism: New Perspectives. Ed. Y. Salmon, A Ravitzky, A Ferziger. Jerusalem: Magnes, 2006. 523-554.
Sarna, Jonathan and Jonathan Golden. "Judaism." World Book Year Book. 2006.
Sarna, Jonathan and Jonathan Krasner. The History of the Jewish People: A Story of Tradition and Change: Ancient Israel to 1880s America. New York: Behrman House, 2006.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Afterword." My Yeshiva College: 75 Years of Memories. Ed. Menachem Butler & Ze'ev Nagel. New York: Yasher, 2006. 355-357.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Jacob I. Cohen." Dictionary of Virginia Biography. vol. 3 Richmond: Library of Virginia, 2006. 345-347.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Port Jews in the Atlantic: Further Thoughts." Jewish History 20. (2006): 213-219.
Sarna, Jonathan. "Recalling Arthur Hertzberg: Public Intellectual." Jewish Week April 21, 2006
Sarna, Jonathan. "Review of Three Books Dealing with America and Israel." by Zvi Ganin, Fred Lazin, Stuart Altshuler. Israel Studies vol. 11 of 3 168-173.
Sarna, Jonathan. "The Crucial Decade in Jewish Camping." A Place of Our Own: The Rise of Reform Jewish Camping. Ed. M.M.Lorge and G. Zola. Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press, 2006. 27-51.
Jonathan D. Sarna. "Afterword: The Study of American Judaism: A Look Ahead." The Cambridge Companion to American Judaism. Ed. Dana Evan Kaplan. New York: Cambridge, 2005. 417-421.
Jonathan Sarna, ed. Michael W. Grunberger, ed. Michael W. Grunberger. "From Haven to Home: 350 Years of Jewish Life in America." American Judaism (2005).
Jonathan Sarna, eds. Melvin I. Urofsky and David W. Levy. "Review." Rev. of The Family Letters of Louis D. Brandeis. Modern Judaism 01 FEB 2005: 99-101
Sarna, Jonathan Historical Consultant. Challenge and Change: History of the Jews in America Civil War through the Rise of Zionism. Behrman House, 2005.
Sarna, Jonathan, Victor J. Selmanowitz Lecture (pamphlet). How Matzah Became Square: Manischewitz and the Development of Machine-Made Matzah in the United States. Touro College. 2005.
Sarna, Jonathan. "The Cyclical History of Adult Jewish Learning in the United States: Peers¿ Law and it Implications." Educational Deliberations: Studies in Education Dedicated to Shlomo (Seymour) Fox. Ed. Mordecai Nisan and Oded Schremer. Jerusalem: Keter, 2005. 207-222.
Sarna,Jonathan, Victor J. Selmanowitz. How Matzah Became Square: Manischewitz and the Development of Machine-Made Matzah in the United States. .. 2005. Touro College.
Sarna,Jonathan, edited with Ellen Smith and Scott-Martin Kosofsky. The Jews of Boston, 2nd edition. Yale University Press, 2005.
Sarna,Jonathan. "Introduction." The Jews of Rhode Island. Ed. eds. George M. Goodwin and Ellen Smith. Brandeis University Press, 2005
Jonathan Sarna (with Jonathan Golden). Judaism. Chicago: 2004.
Jonathan Sarna, Chief Historian. 350 Years of American Jewish History. 2004. Celebrate 350
Jonathan Sarna. American Judaism: A History. Yale University Press, 2004.
Sarna, Jonathan with Ellen Smith. "Introduction." The Jews of Rhode Island. Ed. George M. Goodwin and Ellen Smith. Brandeis University Press, 2004
Sarna, Jonathan. "American Judaism." From Haven to Home: 350 Years of Jewish Life in America. Ed. Michael W. Grunberger. Washingtn DC: Brazillier/Library of Congress, 2004. 129-145.
Sarna,Jonathan (Historical Consultant to). Challenge and Change: History of the Jews in America Early Settlement Through Central European Migration. Behrman House, 2004.
Sarna,Jonathan. "American Jewish History: A Chance to Reflect." The Chronicle of Higher Education (2004): B9-B10.
Sarna,Jonathan. "Concentration." Sh'ma 35. 615 (2004): 2-3.
Sarna,Jonathan. "The 350th Anniversary of American Jewish Life." AJS Perspectives (2004): 22-24.
Sarna,Jonathan. "The Battle for the Jewish Vote." Boston Sunday Globe (2004): p.D12 [full page].
Sarna,Jonathan. "What Will American Jews Celebrate on their 350th Anniversary? [in Hebrew]." Gesher 50. (2004): 26-31.
Sarna,Jonathan. American Judaism: A History. Yale University Press, 2004.
Sarna,Jonathan. "Jewish Culture Comes to America." Jewish Studies 42. (2003): 45-57.
Sarna,Jonathan. "The Question of Music in American Judaism: Reflections at 350 Years." American Jewish History 91. (2003): 195-203.
Jonathan Sarna, Alan Mittleman & Robert Licht. Jewish Polity and American Civil Society: Communal Agencies and Religious Movements in the American Public Square. Rowman & Littlefield, 2002.
Jonathan Sarna, Alan Mittleman & Robert Licht. Jews and the American Public Square: Debating Religion and Republic. Rowman & Littlefield, 2002.
Jonathan Sarna, Eli Lederhendler. America and Zion: Essays and Papers in Memory of Moshe Davis. Wayne State University Press, 2002.
Jonathan Sarna, co-eds Mark Raider & Ronald Zweig. Abba Hillel Silver and American Zionism. London: Frank Cass, 1997.
Jonathan Sarna, editor. Minority Faiths and the American Protestant Mainstream. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1997.
Jonathan Sarna, with David Dalin. Religion and State in the American Jewish Experience. Notre Dame IN: University of Notre Dame Press, 1997.
Jonathan Sarna. The American Jewish Experience (2nd ed.). New York: Holmes and Meier, 1997.
Jonathan Sarna, co-ed. Ellen Smith. The Jews of Boston. Boston: Combined Jewish Philanthropies and Northea, 1995.
Jonathan Sarna, ed. by Marshall Sklare. Observing America's Jews. Brandeis University Press/UPNE, 1993.
Jonathan Sarna, co-ed. Daniel Elazar & Rela Monson. Double Bond: The Constitutional Documents of American Jewry. University Press of America, 1992.
Jonathan Sarna, co-ed. Henry Shapiro. Ethnic Diversity and Civic Identity: Patterns of Conflict and Cohesion in Cincinnati since 1920. University of Illinois Press, 1992.
Jonathan Sarna, co-ed. Lloyd Gartner. The Jews of the United States. Jerusalem: Hebrew Union College/Merkaz Shazar, 1992.
Jonathan Sarna, with Janet Liss. American Jewry: An Annotated Bibliography of Publications in Hebrew. Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion , 1991.
Jonathan Sarna. JPS: The Americanization of Jewish Culture (A History of the Jewish Publication Society 1888-1988). Jewish Publication Society, 1989.
Jonathan Sarna with A.S. Korros. American Synagogue History: A Bibliography and State-of-the Field Survey. Markus Wiener, 1988.
Sarna,Jonathan. The American Jewish Experience. Holmes & Meier, 1986.
Sarna,Jonathan, co-ed.. Jews and the Founding of the Republic. Markus Wiener, 1985.
Jonathan Sarna, trans. & ed.. People Walk on their Heads: Moses Weinberger's Jews & Judaism in NY. Holmes & Meier, 1982.
Sarna,Jonathan. Jacksonian Jew: The Two Worlds of Mordecai Noah. Holmes & Meier, 1981.
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Your Debt Management Plan (DMP) with Humber Debt Solutions is a programme where all of your unsecured debt repayments are consolidated into a single – affordable monthly repayment plan.
A Debt Management Plan is not a loan, so you are not borrowing more money and not getting further into debt.
Our Debt Specialist Team negotiates on your behalf to make your payments as manageable as possible.
You can pay weekly, fortnightly or monthly depending how you budget, making if convenient and affordable for you.
You make your payments to Humber Debt Solutions and we share this between your creditors proportionately (less our management fee).
Any telephone calls you receive from your creditors can be referred to us and any mail you receive can be forwarded to us.
Consolidate your debts into one reduced monthly repayment.
With a DMP you only pay what you can afford, based on your income and outgoings, this could be as little as £75 per month.
Once you enter into a DMP, your creditors often agree to freeze your interest and charges for the term of the DMP, so the debt doesn't increase.
You are assigned your own Personal Debt Advisor and are given their direct contact details.
You will no longer need to negotiate with your creditors alone, we handle all negotiations on your behalf.
We will deal with all correspondence from your creditors.
Your creditors contact us instead of you. If you get any communication while in a Humber Debt Solutions Debt Management Plan, just refer them to us and we'll handle it.
You don't borrow any more money and therefore avoid getting further into debt.


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const chai = require('chai');
const expect = chai.expect;
const sinon = require('sinon');
const mock = require('mock-require');
const log = require('npmlog');
const path = require('path');

const link = require('../src/link');

log.level = 'silent';

describe('link', () => {

  beforeEach(() => {
    delete require.cache[require.resolve('../src/link')];
  });

  it('should reject when run in a folder without package.json', (done) => {
    const config = {
      getProjectConfig: () => {
        throw new Error('No package.json found');
      },
    };

    link(config).catch(() => done());
  });

  it('should accept a name of a dependency to link', (done) => {
    const config = {
      getProjectConfig: () => ({ assets: [] }),
      getDependencyConfig: sinon.stub().returns({ assets: [], commands: {} }),
    };

    link(config, ['react-native-gradient']).then(() => {
      expect(
        config.getDependencyConfig.calledWith('react-native-gradient')
      ).to.be.true;
      done();
    });
  });

  it('should read dependencies from package.json when name not provided', (done) => {
    const config = {
      getProjectConfig: () => ({ assets: [] }),
      getDependencyConfig: sinon.stub().returns({ assets: [], commands: {} }),
    };

    mock(
      path.join(process.cwd(), 'package.json'),
      {
        dependencies: {
          'react-native-test': '*',
        },
      }
    );

    link(config, []).then(() => {
      expect(
        config.getDependencyConfig.calledWith('react-native-test')
      ).to.be.true;
      done();
    });
  });

  it('should register native module when android/ios projects are present', (done) => {
    const registerNativeModule = sinon.stub();
    const dependencyConfig = {android: {}, ios: {}, assets: [], commands: {}};
    const config = {
      getProjectConfig: () => ({android: {}, ios: {}, assets: []}),
      getDependencyConfig: sinon.stub().returns(dependencyConfig),
    };

    mock(
      '../src/android/isInstalled.js',
      sinon.stub().returns(false)
    );

    mock(
      '../src/android/registerNativeModule.js',
      registerNativeModule
    );

    mock(
      '../src/ios/isInstalled.js',
      sinon.stub().returns(false)
    );

    mock(
      '../src/ios/registerNativeModule.js',
      registerNativeModule
    );

    const link = require('../src/link');

    link(config, ['react-native-blur']).then(() => {
      expect(registerNativeModule.calledTwice).to.be.true;
      done();
    });
  });

  it('should not register modules when they are already installed', (done) => {
    const registerNativeModule = sinon.stub();
    const dependencyConfig = {ios: {}, android: {}, assets: [], commands: {}};
    const config = {
      getProjectConfig: () => ({ ios: {}, android: {}, assets: [] }),
      getDependencyConfig: sinon.stub().returns(dependencyConfig),
    };

    mock(
      '../src/ios/isInstalled.js',
      sinon.stub().returns(true)
    );

    mock(
      '../src/android/isInstalled.js',
      sinon.stub().returns(true)
    );

    mock(
      '../src/ios/registerNativeModule.js',
      registerNativeModule
    );

    mock(
      '../src/android/registerNativeModule.js',
      registerNativeModule
    );

    const link = require('../src/link');

    link(config, ['react-native-blur']).then(() => {
      expect(registerNativeModule.callCount).to.equal(0);
      done();
    });
  });

  it('should run prelink and postlink commands at the appropriate times', (done) => {
    const registerNativeModule = sinon.stub();
    const prelink = sinon.stub().yieldsAsync();
    const postlink = sinon.stub().yieldsAsync();

    mock(
      '../src/ios/registerNativeModule.js',
      registerNativeModule
    );

    mock(
      '../src/ios/isInstalled.js',
      sinon.stub().returns(false)
    );

    const config = {
      getProjectConfig: () => ({ ios: {}, assets: [] }),
      getDependencyConfig: sinon.stub().returns({
        ios: {}, assets: [], commands: { prelink, postlink },
      }),
    };

    const link = require('../src/link');

    link(config, ['react-native-blur']).then(() => {
      expect(prelink.calledBefore(registerNativeModule)).to.be.true;
      expect(postlink.calledAfter(registerNativeModule)).to.be.true;
      done();
    });
  });

  it('should copy assets from both project and dependencies projects', (done) => {
    const dependencyAssets = ['Fonts/Font.ttf'];
    const dependencyConfig = {assets: dependencyAssets, commands: {}};
    const projectAssets = ['Fonts/FontC.ttf'];
    const copyAssets = sinon.stub();

    mock(
      '../src/ios/copyAssets.js',
      copyAssets
    );

    const config = {
      getProjectConfig: () => ({ ios: {}, assets: projectAssets }),
      getDependencyConfig: sinon.stub().returns(dependencyConfig),
    };

    const link = require('../src/link');

    link(config, ['react-native-blur']).then(() => {
      expect(copyAssets.calledOnce).to.be.true;
      expect(copyAssets.getCall(0).args[0]).to.deep.equals(
        projectAssets.concat(dependencyAssets)
      );
      done();
    });
  });

  afterEach(() => {
    mock.stopAll();
  });

});

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Roseray is a hamlet in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan.

See also
List of hamlets in Saskatchewan
List of communities in Saskatchewan

References

Unincorporated communities in Saskatchewan
Pittville No. 169, Saskatchewan

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The Jaci Paraná River () is a river of Rondônia state in western Brazil.
It is a tributary of the Madeira River, which it joins at Jaci Paraná in the municipality of Porto Velho, Rondônia

Tributaries of the Jaci Paraná river basin rise in the  Guajará-Mirim State Park, created in 1990.
The river forms the western boundary of the  Jaci Paraná Extractive Reserve, created in 1996.

See also
List of rivers of Rondônia

References

Sources

Rivers of Rondônia


If you've travelled on East Coast Trains lately you may have noticed that the station platforms are no longer covered in unsightly pieces of discarded Chewing Gum.
A veritable army of platform cleaners have done battle with the hundreds of thousands of pieces gum that littered every platform on every station.
Fortunately they won hands down owing to being armed with Steam Clean Systems Gum Gulper Street Cart Machines.
The Gum Gulper Street Cart is the only stand alone gum removal machine that picks up the slurry created when the Chewing Gum is broken down by Steam and Gum Chemical.
The Result? Lovely clean platforms on all stations.


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Keith Flint of The Prodigy, an anti-establishment figurehead, brought a punk ethos to techno
By music and pop culture reporter Paul Donoughue
Photo: Keith Flint's on stage persona was bold and fierce. (Reuters)
Related Story: The Prodigy's 'true pioneer' frontman Keith Flint found dead at his home
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Keith Flint really was the firestarter.
He wrote that line, probably the most famous lyric in The Prodigy's catalogue, as a way of describing himself. The song Firestarter, from 1997's The Fat Of The Land, was the first from the band to feature Flint's vocals — before that, he was basically just a dancer. He used it to introduce himself.
"It was in the list of one of his descriptions of things," bandmate Liam Howlett told Double J recently about where that lyric came from. "I just plucked it out because I thought it just summed him up."
The J Files: The Prodigy
Big beat, breakbeat, industrial, hardcore techno, jungle, rave - everything The Prodigy do is aggressive and unforgettable, writes Dan Condon.
You could see the line as a reference to Flint's manic stage persona — devil-horn haircut, tongue out, head whipping around like he was Regan from The Exorcist.
And in the 20 years since its release, you can laugh about the fact that Flint, while he was lighting the fireplace in the pub he owned in Essex, used to charge anyone who cracked the inevitable joke. (The fine: one pound, which was donated to charity.)
But in the wake of Flint's death at 49, Firestarter is a good way of capturing Flint's ethos. Despite his band being lumped into the techno genre, Flint was as punk rock as they come, unafraid to pick fights — to start fires — and challenge his audience.
'It's the attitude, the aggression'
It's true the band did not really want to be associated with any particular genre.
"We don't feel like we changed from rave, because we were never rave, to punk, because we're not punk," Flint said on triple j in 1997.
They felt an affinity with early American hip hop, like Public Enemy, and had respect for the dance acts they came up with in the early 1990s, like The Chemical Brothers, part of the rave scene that swept Britain around that time.
Video: Keith Flint was a pioneer of 1990s British electronic music (Photo: AP) (ABC News)
But they didn't want to be classed as DJs. They were a band — "we wanted to be more in people's faces," Howlett said in 2013 — and in that sense they borrowed heavily from punk.
Flint had the charming amateurism of the true pioneers of that genre, bands like The Sex Pistols in the UK, The Saints in Australia, and Minor Threat in the US. They, like him, valued passion over musical proficiency.
"It's not just as blatant as piercing your nose and sticking your hair up," he said of the band's punk elements.
"It's the attitude of the band, the aggression. Getting up there and doing it. The fact that we're not all trained musicians or trained dancers. We're just people who've got up there. We're like the stage divers that never get chucked off."
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A divisive law, and a divisive song
The Prodigy also had that genre's sense of anti-authoritarianism.
In 1994, the British Government introduced new laws aimed at curbing certain kinds of "anti-social" behaviour, and it singled out rave culture, even giving that kind of music its own legalistic definition (which included the phrase "the emission of a succession of repetitive beats").
The Prodigy penned Their Law, from 1994's Music For The Jilted Generation, in response.
Its lyrics were unambiguous:
"F*** 'em and their law."
Their song Smack My Bitch Up was heavily criticised, and some chain stores pulled The Fat Of The Land album off their shelves in response.
When the Beastie Boys told them to drop it from their Reading Festival setlist in 1998, The Prodigy played it anyway, with Flint saying "I do what the f*** I want".
Photo: Flint recently returned to the United Kingdom after touring Australia with The Prodigy. (AP: Joel Ryan, file)
"There's a lot of confusion over the title obviously, but we don't really care," Howlett told triple j in 1997.
"We know what the song is about and the song gives us energy on stage ... People have got to be pretty silly to think that we're writing records about smacking women up. It's like Firestarter — the record was not about starting fires."
The song is a divisive. Its title is offensive, and that goes against another pillar of the punk ethos: inclusivity, and acceptance of all.
Photo: The Prodigy's Maxim (left), Flint (centre) and Howlett pose in Tokyo in 2009. (Reuters: Toru Hanai)
But there was also a sense in Flint's defence of the song that they would not shy away from being offensive, which is a necessary characteristic of an artist trying to break new ground.
Everyone from The Rolling Stones to Kendrick Lamar has provoked and challenged — and offended — in their own way.
As Flint said in 2015, in the era of streaming algorithms that can reward homogeneity and songs tailored for mass-market playlists, music was becoming less "dangerous".
"People are getting force-fed commercial, generic records that are just safe, safe, safe," he said — and that's the opposite of punk.
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Seminar on Portfolio Development for Game Design and Development Students
ICAT Design & Media Collage, Bangalore, organized seminar on Game Design and Development on 08/11/2019, for students of the respective departments. Mr. Rajesh SK, a senior game designer from GSN Games was invited as the guest speaker. Mr, Rajesh spoke about the industry and his journey/extensive experience in the industry of game design. In addition he spoke about GSN Games, its activities and engagements. He also elaborated in detail about the currently trending games and gambling games developed by his company. He eventually reflected upon, expectations of a design company from a newcomer in the field and how to develop a professional portfolio.
His talk also covered the role of a game designer in a company. He finally discussed about the role and relationship between game designers and game artists by explaining how a designer conceives an idea and how an artist physically executes it or give it a physical/ visual manifestation.
The seminar started at 11:00 AM and went on till 1:00 PM. A significant number of students from Game Design & Development dept., Game Art & Design Dept and User Interface Design & Development Dept, attended the session along with the faculty.
We the students and faculties of the respective departments of ICAT design & media college, Bangalore, learnt a great deal about the industry and how the gaming industry works. It was enlightening and contained useful information. We extend our thanks to Mr. Rajesh for being with us and for sharing his knowledge.


By Adelisa Wolf. Living Room. Published at Monday, September 24th, 2018 - 16:34:39 PM.
Living rooms cater for many needs. They are for relaxing and socialising, listening to music and entertaining. They can also be used for eating and drinking, watching TV and playing. Modern living room design tries to cater for the whole range of activities and making the most of the space we have often becomes a top priority when thinking about decorating and furnishing the room.


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Home Base Iowa Businesses Applauded by U.S. Department of Labor for Efforts to Hire Veterans
Media Contact: Jesse Dougherty, 515-229-9136 communications@iwd.iowa.gov
DES MOINES, IOWA – Gov. Kim Reynolds congratulates four Iowa businesses on being selected to receive 2021 HIRE Vets Medallion Awards honoring their commitment to successfully recruiting, hiring, and training Veterans.
The U.S. Department of Labor presented the medallions during a virtual ceremony earlier this week. Three Home Base Iowa businesses – Shinn Kellogg, of Albia; Circle Computer Resources, of Cedar Rapids; and Global Security Services, of Davenport – received platinum-medallions. The fourth company, Comer's Car-Go, of Lewis, received a gold-level award.
"I commend these Iowa businesses for going the extra mile to support our American heroes that have faithfully served our country," Governor Reynolds said. "Veterans have tremendous talents and skills to benefit employers and their country. It's gratifying to see that Iowa companies are putting those skills to work inside their businesses, and we remain wholly committed to making our state the best place for Veterans to find their next careers when they return home."
As the only federal-level employment award for commitment to Veteran hiring, retention, and professional development, the medallions were awarded to four Iowa companies who were honored along with 845 other U.S. businesses from 49 states and the District of Columbia. Shinn Kellogg, Circle Computer Resources, and Global Security Services all are part of Home Base Iowa, a one-of-a-kind program that connects Veterans and transitioning service members to more than 2,300 businesses, 29 college and university partners and 117 Home Base Iowa communities statewide. To become a member of the Home Base Iowa program, a business must have its own employees; however, businesses such as Comer's Car-Go that work exclusively with independent contractors are eligible for recognition of their efforts to hire and train Veterans. Currently, Home Base Iowa is engaged in every county across the state to expand on its existing footprint with a focus on new HBI communities, initiatives, and incentives directly targeted at increased Veteran employment.
Jathan Chicoine, Program Manager for Home Base Iowa, said the Vets Medallion recognition sends a great message to Veterans across the country that Iowa is a welcoming employer.
"This is just another example of the extraordinary efforts Iowa companies take every day to make connections with Veterans in search of new careers," Chicoine said. "Iowans understand the enormous benefits you get in terms of skills and leadership that you get when you hire a Veteran. We must continue to put support behind the local businesses that are leading this charge."
Founded in 2014, Home Base Iowa (HBI) provides key services to help connect Veterans and their families with education and resources that can assist transition to a new community. The Home Base Iowa website includes a "Find a Veteran" feature that allows business and community partners to log in anytime and search Veteran profiles. Partners are alerted when a Veteran resume is published with matching location and industry criteria. These features allow for connection and outreach by providing a user-friendly platform to find and attract Veterans with the skills they need. For more information, visit www.HomeBaseIowa.gov.


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Kolegiata św. Jerzego (węg. Szent György-domtemplom) – rzymskokatolicka świątynia znajdująca się w węgierskim mieście Sopron.

Historia
Kościół został ufundowany przez Jánosa Schmuckenpfenniga, była to pokuta za dokonane wcześniej morderstwo. Budowę rozpoczęto w 1393, wzniesiono go w ciągu pięciu lat. W XVI wieku przejęty przez protestantów, którzy w 1633 zakupili do niego organy, wykonane przez Johannesa Woeckerla z Pasawy. Są to ósme najstarsze zachowane organy na świecie.

W 1674 wrócił w ręce katolików, Leopold Karl von Kollonitsch przekazał go jezuitom. Przebudowany w stylu barokowym, poświęcony w 1694.

W 1705 zniszczony podczas oblężenia Kuruców. W 1714 odbudowano fasadę, a w 1720 wzniesiono wieżę. Po kasacie klasztoru w 1773 został przekazany kapitule kolegiackiej św. Jerzego i został jej siedzibą. W 1869 zawaliła się wieża kościelna, nową wzniesiono w 1882 według projektu Ferdinanda Spacha w stylu neorenesansowym.

Architektura i wyposażenie

Fasada
Fasada jest podzielona dwoma gzymsami, zwieńcza ją naczółek. W dolnej części elewacji znajdują się dwa portale, w tympanonach znajdują się gotyckie przedstawienia – w lewym żywot św. Małgorzaty, w prawej – walka św. Jerzego. Między nimi jest nisza z figurą Jezusa Chrystusa. W górnej części fasady znajdują się kolejne dwie nisze, w lewej znajduje się rzeźba Matki Bożej, w prawej – św. Józefa.

Wnętrze
Ołtarz główny wykonał w 1713 Mihály Esterházy. Znajduje się w nim obraz z 1761 przedstawiający świętego Jerzego autorstwa Marcina Altomontego. Po bokach figurują rzeźby śś. Ignacego Loyoli i Franciszka Ksawerego. Rokokowe tabernakulum wykonano w 1765.

Po obu stronach prezbiterium znajdują się stalle z 1780. Ambona pochodzi z 1693, przebudowana w 1765. Zdobią ją figury Chrystusa i ewangelistów.

Do korpusu nawowego dostawionych jest osiem kaplic, po cztery z każdej strony. Nad każdą z kaplic znajduje się empora, jej balustradę zdobią herby fundatorów kaplic.

Dzwony
Na wieży zawieszone są trzy dzwony:

Galeria

Przypisy

Jerzego
Zabytki Węgier
Kościoły rzymskokatolickie na Węgrzech
Architektura baroku
Świątynie pod wezwaniem św. Jerzego


The Grandio two-tier staging table comes with one table perfect for your most beautiful plants. This durable steel table is powder coated with a deep hunter green finish. The bottom shelf has 2 height options 13" or 19" up from the ground.


Wood flooring Canutillo TX is always a prominent selection because it is just a classic design that will never really go out of style. It is cleaner, more healthy, and beautiful, no matter what type of residence you have. Even with the developments in other floor covering methods, wood will truly never go out of style. Nevertheless, just like with everything else in home décor, there are a number of styles of wood flooring that will come and go when it comes to style.
Many of the houses built in Canutillo TX tend to have more open floor plans and greater spaces, which means that wider planks and longer hardwood planks are the excellent selections for the space. Wider and longer planks make your floor look more integrated and sleek– there are fewer lines. It also means that you have more options when it comes to cleaning and decorating because you don't have to stress about cutting up the lines or working all around breaks.
Texture is going to be an exceptionally popular possibility in flooring, and that means that the call for bigger and wider planks will continue to grow. When it comes to texture, there needs to be a lot of space for that texture to look natural. With smaller planks, it tends to look choppy and a bit more manufactured and produced. With a longer plank, the texturizing looks natural.
There are many different types of flooring and finishing readily available on the market today, and as we just pointed out, texturizing will be a popular trend for wood flooring in Canutillo TX. Some households prefer that their flooring does not look brand new and as an alternative looks like it has been lived in. Matte finishes are incredibly popular and the most requested type of wood flooring Canutillo TX. Satin finishes are a happy medium when comparing that matte flooring and the traditional semi-gloss. They bring in the best of both worlds, looking cleaner and still working with many different furniture looks and types.
Not all wood flooring companies in Canutillo TX work with satin finishing, so be sure to ask around when looking for a team to work with on your floors.
There is an escalating number of homeowners with wood flooring Canutillo TX that set up their wood floors at an angle or on the diagonal. This is a difficult method that requires an experienced hand, but it can bring a contemporary and luxurious feel to your home. Sometimes, the materials and installation will cost a bit more, but it is worth it because the feel is so much different than other types of flooring.
Certainly, wood flooring in Canutillo TX will start switching just a bit in the coming years– be one of the first to welcome the style!
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Healthcare Industry News: ASTRO
Devices Oncology Reimbursement
News Release - June 25, 2018
Radiation oncologists urge Congress to protect patient access to cancer care
WASHINGTON, June 25, 2018 -- (Healthcare Sales & Marketing Network) -- Radiation oncologists from across the United States will visit Capitol Hill tomorrow to urge Congress to support policies that safeguard cancer patients' access to high-quality, high-value health care. The doctors will meet with Congressional leaders during the 15th annual American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) Advocacy Day.
Radiation oncologists—doctors who treat cancer patients with radiation therapies—will emphasize several legislative priorities in meetings with policymakers: (1) preserve patient access to quality cancer care by allowing radiation oncologists to participate in an advanced alternative payment model (APM) and stabilizing Medicare payments; (2) support cancer research with continuous and stable funding for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and National Cancer Institute (NCI); (3) avoid disruptions in health insurance coverage for cancer patients; and (4) protect medical access to radioactive material.
"More than one million cancer patients are treated with radiation therapies each year, either to cure their cancer or relieve pain and other difficult symptoms. Radiation oncology provides immense value to the health care system," said Brian Kavanagh, MD, MPH, FASTRO, Chair of the ASTRO Board of Directors. "Radiation oncologists are visiting Capitol Hill to remind Congress of the multidisciplinary nature of cancer care and call for the opportunity to participate meaningfully in the nationwide transition to value-based health care."
Alternative Payment Models
Most American cancer patients are Medicare beneficiaries, and a stable and fair system of compensation for Medicare providers is critical to ensure access to lifesaving cancer treatments, such as radiation therapy. In 2015, the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act (MACRA) reformed the health care system by accelerating the shift from volume to value in patient care. ASTRO has proposed an alternative payment model for radiation oncology (RO-APM) that incentivizes adherence to nationally-recognized clinical guidelines for five of the most common cancers treated with radiation therapy (breast, prostate, lung, colorectal, and head and neck). The RO-APM would allow radiation oncologists to participate fully in the transition to quality initiatives that improve cancer outcomes and reduce costs.
ASTRO continues working with the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) to develop and launch the RO-APM. Radiation oncologists will thank legislators for their support for a RO-APM, while also urging them to work with the Administration to move forward expeditiously with the launch of a value-based RO-APM that aligns closely with proposals from ASTRO and the radiation oncology community.
Stable Medicare reimbursement
From 2009 to 2014, radiation oncology Medicare reimbursement rates sustained significant cuts, particularly to community-based clinics. ASTRO strongly supports recent bipartisan legislation that froze reimbursement rates at 2016 levels through the end of 2019. This stability has temporarily created a more secure environment to allow the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to work with stakeholders on the development of a successful RO-APM.
"With the support of key Congressional leaders, we currently have much-needed stability in radiation oncology payments. Congress must prevent any additional payment cuts to radiation therapy centers to avoid jeopardizing access to critical, life-saving services and compromising our progress toward value-based care," said Dr. Kavanagh.
Cancer research funding
Federal investment in cancer research has played a role in every major innovation in the fight against cancer, including significant advances in radiation oncology, and has led to a decline in cancer deaths in the United States. Stable federal funding for cancer research is essential to continue this progress and sustain the efforts to cure cancer. Investing in cancer research also equates to investing in economic prosperity; according to the Milken Institute, every dollar in grants from the NIH generates $2.21 in U.S. economic growth.
The President's budget proposes cutting $2.3 billion from the $37 billion NIH budget for fiscal year 2019, which could lead to a $300 million cut for NCI. ASTRO members are asking Congress to reject any proposed cuts and instead support an increase of $2.2 billion for NIH, with a $410 million increase for NCI.
Coverage for cancer patients
Studies have shown that a lack of adequate health insurance coverage leads to delayed diagnosis and treatment, resulting in higher mortality rates. Inadequate coverage also leads to higher costs that are felt throughout the economy. ASTRO strongly supports bipartisan solutions that protect cancer patients from losing or not being approved for coverage following a cancer diagnosis, as well as efforts to rein in restrictive practices from prior authorization groups that abrogate physician and patient judgment.
Access to radioactive source material
Finally, ASTRO members also are advocating to preserve access to radioactive source-based technology in health care. Limiting health providers' access to radioactive isotopes would subsequently limit cancer patients' access to lifesaving radiation therapy treatments. ASTRO continues to support policies that enhance the safe and effective use of these materials.
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The American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) is the world's largest radiation oncology society, with more than 10,000 members who are physicians, nurses, biologists, physicists, radiation therapists, dosimetrists and other health care professionals who specialize in treating patients with radiation therapies. The Society is dedicated to improving patient care through professional education and training, support for clinical practice and health policy standards, advancement of science and research, and advocacy. To learn more about ASTRO, visit astro.org or RTanswers.org,
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CHARLTON – Popular author Father Michael E. Gaitley challenged about 700 people to be part of history-in-the-making last weekend, as he connected the Blessed Mother with the past and future. He was giving a Mercy and Mary Retreat on Friday and Saturday at St. Joseph Parish.
Father Gaitley is director of evangelization for the Marian Fathers of the Immaculate Conception, headquartered at the National Shrine of the Divine Mercy in Stockbridge. He is also director of formation for the Marian Missionaries of Divine Mercy, lay people who organize these retreats at retreat centers and sometimes parishes.
The retreats include information from books Father Gaitley wrote for parish-based, do-it-yourself retreats, including "33 Days to Morning Glory." This book leads people to pray a prayer, consecrating themselves to Jesus through Mary.
"I was just so inspired … by the books that I just wanted to see the author … and bring it closer to the heart," said Joan Gero, of St. Roch Parish in Oxford. She said fellow parishioners appreciate him and many were attending the retreat.
Kevin Richardson, of Westfield, also wanted to see and hear the author of "33 Days." His parish has offered the retreat.
"I love Father Gaitley," said Elizabeth Williams, from Maine, whose parish used the book. "He makes us laugh, and yet he speaks the truth." She brought her daughters, to inspire them.
"I'm hoping to just take the time to reflect and learn more about Mary," her daughter Katherine Williams, an Assumption College senior, said Saturday morning.
He said St. Maximillian Kolbe sought to spread Marian consecration, to win everyone to Christ. Father Kolbe's apostolate in Poland, which involved hundreds of friars, published a high-circulation monthly magazine, which was also published in Japanese. On the outskirts of Nagasaki he built a monastery, which was unscathed by the atomic bomb that killed many Christians there.
Father Gaitley said these Christians who died have been described as a holocaust to stop World War II. He said nuns among them were offering themselves to Jesus through Mary, as Father Kolbe had taught, when the bomb killed them. Then the Japanese emperor called for an end to the fighting, Father Gaitley said, attributing the war's end in large part to Father Kolbe.
Father Kolbe himself was killed during the war, after voluntarily taking the place of a fellow prisoner condemned to an Auschwitz starvation bunker.
"We are now in the second largest push for Marian consecration," Father Gaitley said. "It's in Stockbridge." He asked if that means suffering and World War III are coming.
He said he made his consecration in college, but soon the "warm fuzzies" left him.
His writing of "33 Days" helped heal his Marian devotion, he said.
"I had thought Mary had abandoned me," he said. But she was doing her job; she got behind him and pushed him toward Divine Mercy.
Father Gaitley recounted Adam and Eve's sin of eating from the forbidden tree. He spoke of Mary as the new Eve, who gets people to the new tree – the cross – where they drink from Jesus' side.
In Mexico, where abortion was legalized and there are drug cartels and a growing demonic cult, "33 Days" was a catalyst for a consecration to Our Lady of Guadalupe, Father Gaitley said.
Fatima visionary St. Francisco Marto wanted to console Jesus' heart before working to convert sinners, and spent hours by the tabernacle, Father Gaitley said.
He likened Francisco to St. Teresa of Kolkata, who posted Jesus' words, "I thirst," by the crucifix and wanted her sisters to quench Jesus' thirst for love – through adoration and in the poor.
In extending mercy to the poor, people don't have to give lots of money, but should make eye contact, Father Gaitley said.
"It was a personal retreat for me," Father Robert A. Grattaroti, St. Joseph's pastor, said Saturday afternoon. "We are better off because you are here," he told Father Gaitley, who received a standing ovation.


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The Shakespeare Controversy also known as the Shakespeare Conspiracy, states that Shakespeare (the name), is a pseudonym, used by a set of proposed men who could be the real writer. It questions the authorship of Shakespeare's works and debates the existence of more than one individual who could take credit for his writings. Some backers of the theory or conspiracy truly believe that the man who was responsible to write the plays and sonnets was too shy to accept his presence in fame and did not want to accept public credit; that he was worried about his reputation.
Although the members of this neglecting society are few, they have serious claims
fully backed with evidences to support their argument. The men they had proposed
to be behind the scam are Bacon, Derby, Marlowe, and Oxford. Shakespeare's
authorship had never been question before the 19th Century; it was until his works
started to become known as one of the greatest of all time that his legitimacy started
being questioned by many. Anti-Sratfordians, who are those who oppose William
Shakespeare's legitimacy, claim to have documents proving that the career of
William Shakespeare followed the regiments of a business oriented one, not an artsy
kind of job. Such evidences like this one inhabit all over the conspirators claims, but
sometimes seem too vague to defy someone with such influence over literature.
Several times is the claim of this piece of evidence presented in the backups
of Shakespeare's adversaries: "While the records from the theatrical world in
London show that he was working as an actor and playwright, the records from
his hometown of Stratford-upon-Avon show that he was simply a grain merchant."
I believe that such statement can be well analyzed today by us, people of the 21 st
Century, those who know and comprehend the fact that the absence of technology
back in the 18th Century surely depicts a gap between accuracy and falseness. Maybe
these records are completely irrelevant, hence the possibility of there being more
than one William Shakespeare in town. We will actually never know what was of
that man, but to this day, the veneration of this literary legend will overcome that
admiration that any man has had on this field.
THE REAL SHAKESPEARE
Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford: He was a well educated poet and playmaker from Oxford. He was born in 12 April 1550 and died in 24 June 1604. He was the most popular alternative candidate for Shakespeare works. His daughter was married with Sir William Cecil and did not work at all, he joined to the Northern Rebellion, and he joined to the Anglo-Spanish War. He was a really important poet during Elizabeth era, he was recognized for his poets and sonnets but none of his plays survived. He was popular during the years 1564-1599. During those year he made dedications to many authors for the techniques he used in his sonnets that were similar to Shakespeare sonnets. Edward de Vere helped Shakespeare in many of his plays. Edward had a code called The De Vere Code that shows all the techniques he used for his sonnet, but most of his papers disappeared. When Oxford died, Shakespeare started to write more often with the techniques that Oxford used in his plays. For this reason, Edward was not longer consider the most popular on poems nor sonnets because Shakespeare took all the popularity Oxford gathered.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_de_Vere
http://shakespeare.about.com/od/authorshipdebate/a/Shakespeare-Authorship-Controversy.htm
Christopher Marlowe: He was born in 26 February 1564 and died 30 May 1593. He was a dramatist, and a poet; he was the poet of the queen Elizabeth in 1586. Marlowe was well recognized during Elizabeth era, because his playwritings were unique that only Shakespeare and the Queen recognized his talent. He was arrested because he was a spy from the government and he was killed. All his works were taken credit from Shakespeare, because he took the advantage of the situation of Marlowe. He influenced the world of poems and sonnets because Marlowe used a special technique call the black verse. When Marlowe died he did not leave any evidence of his works, but the recognition he gather flame Shakespeare been a traitor. Marlowe was educated in Cambridge, he studied Art and he received many awards for his wonderful works of writing.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Marlowe
Sir Francis Bacon: He was born in 22 January 1561 and died 9 April 1626. He was a English philosopher, scientist and author. Bacon was called the creator of empiricism. Bacon admitted writing intellectual things in his writings, he was a member of a secret society of philosophical people. He argued that he came with philosophical writings and poems that were well recognized. Bacon influenced spiritual authors for his writings that talked about philosophical religion. Bacon came with a a theory that Shakespeare was hiding in his texts some of the techniques and methods Bacon created. Therefore, Bacon expressed that he is the true author of Shakespeare's plays and poems, and he expressed that Shakespeare was a bluffer.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_Bacon
http://theweek.com/article/index/227339/4-shakespeare-controversies
http://www.shakespeare-authorship.org.uk/shakespeare-controversy.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shakespeare_authorship_question
Photos: William Shakespear, Edward de Vere, Francis Bacon, and Christopher Marlowe.
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Description: Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford, Francis Bacon, William Shakespeare, Earl of Derby and Christopher Marlowe.


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King Here conveys a message that we need to hear more often nowadays. Indeed, it is never too late to meet Jesus, and even though God's aim is not always clear, He has a plan. Topmiller explains this thought with such delicacy and liveliness that it is a pleasure to read her words. She makes her father's story relevant to readers who have not known him. He becomes a familiar figure thanks to the many anecdotes and events Topmiller shares. I especially like the "Chuckisms" (Chuck King's inspirational quotes) Topmiller uses at the beginning of many chapters. They reveal the wit and insight of their creator. Moreover, the author's spontaneity and honesty make you value her account and reflections even more. On the whole, I consider King Here a delightful read in which Topmiller made her point gracefully.
Rabia Tanveer
King Here: Never Too Old, Too Rich or Too Anything to Meet Jesus by Trish Porter Topmiller is the story of finding God regardless of who you are and where you are in your life. This is the story of Trish and her family as they found God at their own pace and on their own. Her father, Chuck King, was a successful man; he had a great family, a successful business and a life that he could be proud of. Throughout his life, he thought his success was his and his alone. But life has a way of making you rethink things in the worst way possible. So when he fell from grace, lost his health and became an addict, he finally realized what was missing from his life. He found God when he was at his lowest and this made him realize that, even in the condition he was, his life was better than most.
This is a wonderful journey of life, of finding God and then holding His hand until the very end. This is such a beautiful tribute by a daughter to her father whom she loved dearly. You can tell by the way the story is told that the author loved her father very much. She uses the most loving words to describe her father's life, even when she was talking about his addiction. She paced everything in such a calm and gentle way that the story acts as a soothing balm to the heart. I loved how she shared her family dynamic, made it accessible to everyone and ensured that everyone opens their hearts to God sooner rather than later.
King Here: Never Too Old, Too Rich or Too Anything to Meet Jesus by Trish Porter Topmiller is a non-fiction Christian book that delivers a message of hope to those who are fearful their aging relatives might not ever find their way to Christ. Topmiller writes this book as a memoir-styled biography of her father, Chuck King, alternating between her father's upbringing and her own experiences with him through a series of vignettes. After a full and (mostly) fulfilling life of believing that he was completely self-made, King ultimately acknowledges to the shock and delight of those who knew him that God was paving the way and righting the ship for the whole journey. Topmiller then offers advice and hope to readers that it is never too late for—and to never give up on—those who appear to be beyond redemption, even when they come to Christ and fall away once more.
King Here is a beautifully written and inspiring story that feels both relevant and personal. Trish Porter Topmiller writes with the kind of comforting prose that anyone can understand, and offers a degree of hope that many believe is out of reach. I liked how each section began with a "Chuckism" (ie: "If you don't like the answer, ask a different question") or the wise words of another extraordinary individual, and is sprinkled with scripture as it applies throughout. Chuck King comes across as a titan of a man, certainly one who cannot be swayed into the light. And yet, he is...and it all comes together in a biography that makes a reader see the true generosity of God.


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Бексултан Бакытулы Шамши (; 8 октября 2000, село Ленин жолы, , Южно-Казахстанская область, Казахстан) — казахстанский футболист, защитник казахстанского клуба «Окжетпес».

Клубная карьера
Футбольную карьеру начал в 2017 году в составе клуба «Ордабасы М» во второй лиге.

В 2021 году перешёл в «Окжетпес». 9 марта 2023 года в матче против клуба «Актобе» дебютировал в казахстанской Премьер-лиге.

Карьера в сборной
9 мая 2018 года дебютировал за сборную Казахстана до 19 лет в матче против сборной Украины до 19 лет (1:4).

Достижения
 «Окжетпес»
 Победитель первой лиги: 2022

Клубная статистика

Примечания

Футболисты Казахстана
Игроки ФК «Ордабасы-2»
Игроки ФК «Академия Онтустик-М»
Игроки ФК «Туран» Туркестан
Игроки ФК «СДЮСШОР № 8»
Игроки ФК «Окжетпес»


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Waghapur village is located in Purandar Tehsil of Pune district in Maharashtra, India. It is situated 15 km away from sub-district headquarter Saswad and 43 km away from district headquarter Pune.

Waghapur is 16 kilometers from Jejuri, 15 kilometers from Saswad, and 14 kilometers from Uruli Kanchan.

The total geographical area of village is 1121 hectares. Waghapur has a total population of 2,177 peoples. There are about 513 houses in Waghapur village.

The district administration along with the officials from the Airport Authority of India (AAI) and Maharashtra Airport Development Company (MADC) have shown keen interest on the site in Waghapur and Rajewadi for the proposed Pune international airport.

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Villages in Pune district