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A writer by the name of Enza Ferreri has written an article against Reason. She probably doesn't see that that is what she's done. But that is what she's done. She writes:
It's all very simple. We can't fight Islam in the West without fighting the enablers of Islam in the West, namely the Leftists.
And, since the Left has many different and separate aspects, we have to fight against each one of them. Secularism, environmentalism, global warming alarmism, homosexualism, militant feminism, sexual relativism, multiculturalism, anti-Christianity, Islamophilia, post-nationalism, internationalism are just as important targets to attack as Marxist economics, the expropriation of the capitalist class (or, in its modern reincarnation, redistribution of wealth), and the dictatorship of the proletariat.
The words we have put in bold mark the issues we dispute with Enza Ferreri.
We don't know what "homosexualism" is, or "sexual relativism".
We consider sexual choices to be private matters (unless they involve children). They are certainly not dangerous threats to the survival of the West.
But while we agree with the author on her other "targets", we emphatically disagree with her when it comes to secularism and anti-Christianity.
First, secularism:
Secularism is not the same as Leftism. Between the founding of the United States of America and the dawning in the 1960s of this Leftist age, there was a very long stretch of secularism, liberty, and prosperity.
But in those times and those countries where a church (in the widest sense) has been the ruling power, there has always been tyranny. What greater tyranny can there be than the imposition of an orthodoxy on every mind?
Communism and Nazism also impose orthodoxy, and punish dissent as cruelly as a theocracy. That is one of the reasons why we class these ideologies as religions. Nazi Germany, Stalinist Russia, Maoist China were not secular states; they were orthodoxies, as tyrannous as the Catholic Church in the Middle Ages, or the newly declared Islamic State now.
The secular state, and only the secular state, is a free state. Secularism is freedom. Freedom is only possible in the secular state.
Next, anti-Christianity:
In a free, secular society, people are free to be Christians. But people are equally free to criticize Christianity.
Neglecting any of these fronts is like fighting a war leaving a battleground to the enemy, like fighting on the Western front and leaving totally undefended the Eastern one.
Secularism and atheism are certainly the first lines of important wars.
So she contends that the prime enemy in her war is freedom. That being so, she has no case to make against Islam or Marxism.
For all that she seems to be speaking for tolerance (being against Islamophilia) and reason (being against environmentalism, global warming alarmism, "militant feminism"); and against Islam (aka multiculturalism) and Marxism (redistribution etc.), she is actually speaking for her own choice of intolerant, irrational, orthodox tyranny.
A secularist West will always lose to Islam, because it will have enough compassion, tolerance and self-restraint from violence that are the remnants of its Christian heritage, but it will have lost the ideals, the passion and certainty of fighting for a just cause that were once part of Christianity and have disappeared with its erosion.
Her assumptions are arrogant to an extreme. Compassion, tolerance and self-restraint from violence are not the legacies of "a Christian heritage" but of enlightened reason.
It is pointless to try and fight one irrational belief, such as Islam or Marxism, by setting up another irrational belief, such as Christianity, in opposition to it. There is no better reason to believe in the Trinity than in Allah or the inevitability of the dictatorship of the proletariat.
Two quotes here serve as epigrams. Robert Spencer wrote in his great work Religion of Peace? Why Christianity Is and Islam Isn't: "People who are ashamed of their own culture will not defend it." And Dennis Prager said during one of his radio broadcasts, "Only good religion can counter bad religion."
We admire much that Robert Spencer and Denis Prager write. And we think Spencer makes a point here worth thinking about. But to Prager's assertion we say, nonsense!
Some people claim that there won't be a religious revival in Europe because we are past believing in God. That this is not true can be seen by the high – and increasing – number of Westerners who convert to Islam. Many of them give as a reason for their conversion the need for absolutes, boundaries and well-defined status. A journalist writing for The Spectator on this subject explained why she is Catholic:
But above all, I like the moral certainties. I don't mind the dogma one bit. I would rather dogma and impossible ideals than confusion and compromise. In that sense, I do identify with those who choose Islam over the way of no faith, or a seemingly uncertain faith, like the woolly old C of E.
Confusion and compromise is inescapable. How can dogma – which is to say being incurably wrong – and "impossible ideals" be better than admitting the truth of scio nescio: I know that I do not know? It is as if the culture on which such persons as the quoted Catholic and the author of the article have been raised was never affected by Socratean doubt, the Enlightenment, the assumption of ignorance upon which all true science proceeds.
William Kilpatrick, in Christianity, Islam, and Atheism: The Struggle for the Soul of the West – a book I thoroughly recommend reading -, writes: Brian Young's friends said he was troubled by the decadence of Western society. David Courtrailler's lawyer said, "For David, Islam ordered his life." These are the sorts of reasons ordinary converts to Islam give. A common refrain from converts is that Islam provides a complete plan for life in contrast to the ruleless and clueless life offered by secular society. As Mary Fallot, a young French convert, explains, "Islam demands a closeness to God. Islam is simpler, more rigorous, and it's easier because it is explicit. I was looking for a framework; man needs rules and behavior to follow. Christianity did not give me the same reference points." If you look at the convert testimonials on Muslim websites, they echo this refrain: Islam brings "peace", "order", "discipline", and a way of life that Christianity and other religions fail to offer.
Islam brings peace! He – and she – can say that with a straight face? While IS (ISIS, ISIL) is rampaging through Syria and Iraq mass-slaughtering, impaling, crucifying, decapitating, raping, enslaving; while Hamas is firing thousands of rockets into Israel; while civil war rages in Syria; while Yezidis, Kurds, Baha'is, Christians, Jews, Hindus, Buddhists, other Muslims are being daily killed and constantly persecuted by Muslims?
Astonishing that some women crave the "order" and "discipline" of subjugation; when the "discipline" is exerted by enslavement, beatings, whippings, stonings, legal discrimination.
Human beings will never be past the need for believing in something bigger than themselves, because that need is part of the human mind.
Where are there human beings who do not know that natural forces are "bigger than themselves"? Who among us does not know that we are mortal?
She continues in the same vein. We'll not irritate our readers with all of it. She is a true believer. And what she believes is that Christianity is good and true.
We will skip to what she quotes as wisdom from a Catholic primate:
A clear direction was given by Cardinal Giacomo Biffi, Archbishop of Bologna, Italy. As early as 30 September 2000, before 9/11, when very few in the West even thought of worrying about Islam, he delivered a very forward-looking speech, which included this premonition:
… Either Europe will become Christian again or it will become Muslim. What I see without future is the "culture of nothing", of freedom without limits and without content, of skepticism boasted as intellectual achievement, which seems to be the attitude largely dominant among European peoples, all more or less rich of means and poor of truths. This "culture of nothingness" (sustained by hedonism and libertarian insatiability) will not be able to withstand the ideological onslaught of Islam, which will not be missing: only the rediscovery of the Christian event as the only salvation for man – and therefore only a strong resurrection of the ancient soul of Europe – will offer a different outcome to this inevitable confrontation.
The culture of reason is not a "culture of nothing". It is a culture of rational humility; of admitting ignorance and trying to find the truth, even if one can never be certain one has found it. Skepticism is the only engine of discovery.
"Freedom without limits"? Freedom of action always has a limit. In a free society, everyone's freedom is limited by everyone else's under the rule of law. But indeed the freedom of the mind has no limits, nor should it have any.
Notice the snide swipe at riches and "hedonism". Do you think that he, as a cardinal, pigs it in some hovel?
By "truths" he means the patent absurdities of Christian theological belief.
"Libertarian insatiability". What the heck does that mean?
If the Western culture of reason, secularism, liberty, skepticism, science, cannot withstand the onslaught of Islam, it will be because that culture has been abandoned by people like Enza Ferreri.
She goes on to blame shrinking birthrates on secularism. Then she ends with this:
Militant atheists à la Richard Dawkins have not really given enough thought to the long-term consequences of their ideas, which we are beginning to see.
And of which we are reminded whenever, for example, we read in the news of doctors and missionaries who die of Ebola while assisting affected patients for Christian charities. Not many atheist charities are involved in that work.
How many cures for diseases have been found by scientists among whom atheists are in a huge majority? The medical researchers who eliminated smallpox; those who found how to detect the beginnings of cancer and treat it before it becomes lethal, and how to restore wholeness to lepers and replace a faulty heart or kidney …. the list could run on for hours … cure more people than all the martyrdom-seeking self-righteous preachy Christians out to save their imaginary souls by "assisting affected patients" have ever done or could do in a thousand years.
As a reminder to readers who have a strong stomach of what happened when the Christian Churches provided "order" and "discipline" to Europe and wherever else they could reach, we recommend The Grand Inquisitor's Manual by Jonathan Kirsch, and our own post Calvin: a chapter in the terrible history of Christianity by Jillian Becker, April 25, 2010. (Put the title in our search slot.)
Nothing IS (ISIS, ISIL) is doing now in the name of Islam is worse in type or degree than what those Christians did in the name of Christianity.
The world needs saving from religion.
Posted under Atheism, Christianity, Commentary, communism, Environmentalism, Ethics, History, Islam, jihad, Leftism, liberalism, liberty, Marxism, Mysticism, Progressivism, Religion general, Socialism, Totalitarianism, tyranny by Jillian Becker on Friday, August 22, 2014
Tagged with Calvin, Cardinal Giacomo Biffi, Christianity v Islam, Dennis Prager, Enza Ferreri, IS ISIS ISIL, Jonathan Kirsch, Richard Dawkins, Robert Spencer, The Papal Inquisition, William Kilpatrick
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Ola launched their first product S1 and S1 Pro electric scooter in the market last year. Teaser images of the upcoming electric car were released during OLA's Customer Day at their factory outside Bangalore. Ola CEO Bhavish Agarwal said that they will release more details about the upcoming electric car on August 15, 2022.
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Some time ago, cab aggregators who are now an EV maker displayed a render image of their EV concept. Bhavish Agarwal shared a picture of the concept which was a hatchback on social media. The teaser image that has just been released looks like a hatchback.
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Some time ago, cab aggregators who are now an EV maker displayed a render image of their EV concept. Bhavish Agarwal shared a picture of the concept which was a hatchback on social media. The teaser image that has just been released looks like a hatchback. Ola Electric Car
It looks a lot like a low slang sedan. It looks like Ola has changed their plans and is now working on an electric sedan instead of a small hatchback. Teaser images do not show one but two models. Both models can be distinguished by the teaser images available online.Ola Electric Car
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Although no teaser pictures of the interior are available online, the car is expected to come with a feature-loaded cabin. We can all expect a big touchscreen infotainment system like Tesla that will control almost all the features of the car. Ola may share more information in the next few months. However, we expect that the Olar electric car or sedan will offer a driving range of about 400 km or more.Ola Electric Car
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Welcome to WLL#348. It's also Ash Wednesday. We have an unusual number of mid-month pieces here today even though the list was prepared the day before. So not fresh off the press, but we thought worth including. Don't forget to try to get your suggestions to me by 6:00 PM EST on Monday; but later ones do get considered.
Of course, the big news this week was Tim Keller stepping down from Redeemer Presbyterian in NYC, and the breaking up of the 8-location body into three smaller churches.
Franklin Go Home: Signatories representing half of all Christians in Vancouver, Canada wish Franklin Graham wasn't coming for a weekend crusade.
Quotation of the Week: You have to listen this. If you're in ministry full time, or even if you aren't go this sermon and jump to 28:16 for a minute or two.
Sincere congratulations to Julie Anne at Spiritual Sounding Board on five years of investigative blogging and championing the cause of people who have suffered spiritual abuse at the hands of authoritarian churches.
…Here's a 15-minute interview Chance did with Katy Couric.
The Chain of Grace: You just never know what your influence might be, or where an evangelism effort might lead.
The Small Screen: A special needs parent examines ABC-TV's Speechless.
Dialing for Doctrine: What to tell your kids (and unchurched friends) what we believe about angels.
For all you non-Anglican, non-Catholic readers, 6 Reasons to Observe Lent.
While churches and charities ramp up donation appeals at year end, another time to consider increasing your own giving is tax refund season.
Bible Time: For those who think they're too busy, reading times for each Biblical book.
Parsing terminology: Neo liberals, liberals, centrists, conservatives and neo conservatives defined. Then a suggestion that moderates need to be heard over the voices of extreme ideology.
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…And now, the official response to Piper from Dee Parsons at Wartburg Watch. Full disclosure: Dee is owner of Lily, Petunia and Tulip (double entendre intended, bless her heart).
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He was a member of the First Baptist Church Alsey, Ill., Free Will Baptist Church in Alton, Mo., and Wesley United Methodist in Fruitland, Mo.
He was a founding member of the Triad High School booster club. He was a former member of the St. Jacob Lions Club and a volunteer baseball coach for the St. Jacob Khoury League for many years.
Along with his wife of 54 years, he is survived by his daughter, Sudena (Jim) Lambert of Jackson, Mo.; a son, Bill (Kris) Carriger of Highland; a brother, Earl "Keith" Carriger of Quincy Ill.; and a sister-in-law, Alice Carriger of Rantoul, Ill. He is also survived by grandchildren, Shelby (William Downey) Lambert, Tanner Lambert, Mitch Carriger and Trent Carriger; and great-grandsons, Brayden and Seth Downey; as well as one niece and one nephew.
He was preceded in death by his parents; in-laws, W.B. and Dollie Combs; step-mother, Eva Carriger; and a brother Lawrence "Richard" Carriger and his wife, Jackie.
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Does the "Culdesac" without parking in Arizona have a future?
America has, since the mid-20th century, encouraged automobiles to dominate the built landscape. A variety of regulations, subsidies, and other government policies have shaped the result, and a prime example at the local level is minimum parking. As I wrote in a previous Catalyst item, this leads to a vicious cycle as precious space is allocated to cars, forcing residents to rely on them and preventing mass adoption of other styles of development and transportation. But some planned developments burst this bubble by encouraging walking and reducing the role of cars in neighborhood life. A leader in Tempe, AZ, passing through "Culdesac", completely forbids parking.
Tempe isn't exactly an urban paradise, with a population density of 5,101 / m² (compared to 8,662 in a suburb of Boston, for example) and a motorization rate roughly around the national average. Metro Phoenix is also experiencing significant growth, adding approximately 700,000 since 2010, and much of that growth can be characterized as self-reliant sprawl.
Culdesac Tempé it's the opposite – a planned $ 170 million development slated to open next year, it boasts of being the first car-free development in the United States. Residents are explicitly prohibited parking within a quarter-mile radius of the project. In phases 1 complete construction, the 761-unit complex will house 1,000 residents and is adjacent to streetcar and bus tracks, providing more convenient access to downtown Tempe and Arizona State University. Next city reports as leases and deposits have increased recently as the resort prepares to open.
"As of last week," writes Sandy Smith, "33 leases have been signed for the 260 units slated to open between summer 2022 and spring 2023, and another 300 potential tenants have deposited a deposit of 100. $ to stay on the project waiting list. "
The studios are currently expected to be rented at $ 1,090 / month and the 1 bedroom at $ 1,250, which is significantly lower than Tempe. median rent 1 bedroom. Culdesac's marketing department wrote in an email that their refusal to build a parking lot had reduced rents by $ 60 / month and freed up a lot of space to build common areas.
To this end, Culdesac presents itself as a town 5 minutes away which is built like a city center. It has shops to meet the daily needs of residents and common areas where they can socialize in public places lined with trees or by the pool.
Culdesac's zero-parking model has aroused skepticism. As Car and driver the dish, Tempe was "built for cars, or at least on the assumption that cars were the way people moved," and further, "four months of the year in Tempe have average temperatures of 100 degrees or more".
But it would be fairer to say that Culdesac does not need a car ownership for residents to live conveniently and comfortably. Recognizing that residents will always need cars, however, this allows use them. Culdesac has partnered with several shared mobility companies. Residents will receive unlimited transit passes and 15% off Lyft rides. A ridesharing company called Envoy will offer car rentals for as little as $ 5 / hour. Bird obtains an exclusive operating agreement to provide shared scooters within a minute's walk. There will be an internal shuttle service and the complex will have over 1,000 bicycle parking spaces.
This access to alternative mobility will be crucial for success. TechCrunch reports that providers are already moving to a 'subscription' model rather than per-ride billing, which could encourage developers to follow Culdesac by connecting residents with subscriptions, allowing them access to bikes and scooters at any time . But transport trips may be less necessary in the future: some speculate that the increase in homework, often used as an argument against town planning, will actually reduce commuting.
Culdesac is of course an untested model – development is not complete, although the waiting list for deposit is encouraging. But I have encountered projects nationwide that reflect Culdesac's traits. The Open Project in Salt Lake City, while not explicitly car-free, is a self-proclaimed net zero project that reserves part of its parking lot for shared vehicles and bike sharing. that of San Antonio Pearl development is a group of revived warehouses that behaves like a city within a city. The Pearl parking lot, initially limited, has been placed on the outskirts while the center of the development is reserved for shops and parks. In August 2020, Singapore started working on Tengah Park District, which places road and parking infrastructure below grade.
The philosophical point of all these developments is not only that a different conception leads to a different behavior in matters of mobility and transport; but that the segregation of cars from economic activity, however subtle, leads to much more pleasant civic spaces.
The prospect of other Culdesac-type projects happening in the future depends on the cities easing parking lots (Culdesac itself got a Tempe waiver). Fortunately, many cities take this route, with Hartford, Baltimore and San Francisco reduce or altogether by eliminating parking minimums.
Getting more Culdesacs will also require changes within the private sector, from developers who are willing to move away from their traditional suburban pro formas to financial institutions betting on unorthodox models. Car and driver notes that Culdesac CEO Ryan Johnson aspires to build something similar in cities like Dallas and Raleigh, and maybe other developers are waiting in the mix. The proliferation of such development without a car or "light car" would reduce the dependence on cars that governments have imposed on cities.
This article presented additional reports from Market town planning report content manager Ethan Finlan.
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'Saturday Mothers' gather for 696th time in İstanbul to demand justice for disappeared children
Turkey's "Saturday Mothers" gathered at İstanbul's Galatasaray Square for the 696th week demanding justice and truth for their disappeared children.
This week's gathering was dedicated to Süleyman Cihan, who disappeared in custody on July 29, 1981.
According to a report by the pro-Kurdish Fırat news agency (ANF), lawyer Gülseren Yoleri, the chair of the Human Rights Association's (İHD) İstanbul branch, told the story of Cihan, who was 31, a father of two and was living in İstanbul when he disappeared.
"Cihan had been taken into custody, testified to by many witnesses. After an 85-day search it was learned that Cihan had been killed under torture and buried in the backyard of the prison, as an unknown person," Yoleri said.
Yolseri reminded that a false document was signed by police officers stating that Cihan had committed suicide by jumping from the sixth floor of the building where he had been taken for interrogation.
In fact, he was tortured for several months according to the statements of many witnesses. Having died as a result of the heavy torture, his "suicide" was staged, but his body was thrown from the sixth floor of the building after he had already died.
Yoleri said Cihan's family applied to the Kadıköy Chief Public Prosecutor in 2012 to reopen the file. Reminding that Cihan's parents died without getting justice for their son, Yoleri stated that after 37 years the search for justice and truth is continuing.
Meanwhile, the İHD Diyarbakır branch and relatives of the disappeared people organized their weekly sit-in at the Koşuyolu Park Life Memorial Monument. It was the 494th sit-in to demand justice and truth for the disappeared people.
Raci Bilici, İHD deputy co-chair, İHD Diyarbakır branch executives, relatives of the disappeared people and human rights activists joined the gathering. This week's action was dedicated to Nihat Aydoğan, whose life tragically changed when he was taken into custody on November 20, 1994.
Abdullah Zeytun, the chair of the İHD's Diyarbakır branch, reiterated the demand for justice and the truth. "As advocates of the right to life, we know that the search for truth and justice will never stop, no matter the circumstances. The current political situation makes this search difficult, but our struggle will continue," said Zeytun.
Aydoğan disappeared after being detained in 1994. His story was told by Hasan Yalçın, a lawyer and member of the İHD Diyarbakır branch Disappeared People Commission. Yalçın said soldiers and village guards under the Midyat District Gendarmerie headquarters raided Aydoğan's house on a November morning in 1994 at 5 a.m.
"Twenty to 30 soldiers and village guards entered the house and took Aydoğan from his bed and beat him up in front of his children. They blindfolded Aydoğan and tied his hands. Aydoğan's daughter, aged 12, refused to speak after witnessing this violence."
Yalçın stated that Aydoğan was subjected to all kinds of torture and inhumane treatment at the Mardin Central Gendarmerie Command for 15 days. "After 15 days, the gendarmes made Aydoğan call his village representative and say, 'They are letting me go, I am coming home.' However, nobody heard from him again after the call. Halime Aydoğan, Nihat's wife, upon receiving no news from her husband, went to the Mardin Gendarmerie Central Command and asked about him."
She was told that he had been released and that he had probably gone to the mountain, so she should ask there. Halime Aydoğan wrote to the Midyat Chief Public Prosecutor's Office as a last resort to learn the fate of her husband. But the prosecutor's office gave her no answers."
Yalçın said Halime Aydoğan and her young children received no help. "On the contrary, after a while, the villagers told Halime Aydoğan that she and her children should leave."
According to information provided by Yalçın, Halime Aydoğan went and settled with relatives in İstanbul, but didn't give up searching for her husband. Nihat Aydoğan was 32 when he disappeared in custody. Twenty-four years have passed, and no news has been learned about his fate.
1,388 people victims of enforced disappearance in Turkey since 1980: report


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My Teacher: In Memoriam
Judaism made an extraordinarily wise decision when it made teachers its heroes and lifelong education its passion..
Rabbi Jonathan Sacks Rabbi Nahum Rabinovitch
Former UK Chief Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks Yoni Kempinski
Matot – Masei 5780
There are moments when Divine Providence touches you on the shoulder and makes you see a certain truth with blazing clarity. Let me share with you such a moment that happened to me this morning.
For technical reasons, I have to write my essays for the Covenant & Conversation series many weeks in advance. I had come to Matot-Masei, and had decided to write about the cities of refuge, but I wasn't sure which aspect to focus on. Suddenly, overwhelmingly, I felt an instinct to write about one very unusual law.
The cities were set aside for the protection of those found guilty of manslaughter, that is, of killing someone accidentally without malice aforethought. Because of the then universal practice of blood vengeance, that protection was necessary.
The purpose of the cities was to make sure that someone judged innocent of murder was safe from being killed. As Shoftim puts it: "And he shall flee to one of these cities and live" (Deut. 19:5). This apparently simple concept was given a remarkable interpretation by the Talmud:
The Sages taught: If a student was exiled, his teacher was exiled with him, as it is said: "(And he shall flee to one of these cities) and live," meaning do the things for him that will enable him to live.[1]
As Rambam explains: "Life without study is like death for scholars who seek wisdom."[2] In Judaism, study is life itself, and study without a teacher is impossible. Teachers give us more than knowledge; they give us life. Note that this is not an aggadic passage, a moralising text not meant to be taken literally. It is a halachic ruling, codified as such. Teachers are like parents only more so. Parents give us physical life; teachers give us spiritual life.[3] Physical life is mortal, transient. Spiritual life is eternal. Therefore, we owe our teacher our life in its deepest sense.
I had just written the text above when the phone went. It was my brother in Jerusalem to tell me that my teacher, Rabbi Nachum Eliezer Rabinovitch, zecher tzaddik livracha, had just died. Only rarely in this "world of concealment"[4] do we feel the touch of Providence, but this was unmistakable. For me, and I suspect everyone who had the privilege of studying with him, he was the greatest teacher of our generation.
He was a master posek, as those who have read his Responsa will know. He knew the entire rabbinic literature, Bavli, Yerushalmi, Midrash Halachah and Aggadah, biblical commentaries, philosophy, codes and responsa. His creativity, halachic and aggadic, knew no bounds. He was a master of almost every secular discipline, especially the sciences. He had been a Professor of Mathematics at the University of Toronto and had written a book about probability and statistical inference. His supreme passion was the Rambam in all his guises, particularly the Mishneh Torah, to which he devoted some fifty years of his life to writing the multi-volume commentary Yad Peshutah.
By the time I came to study with the Rav, I had already studied at Cambridge and Oxford with some of the greatest intellects of the time, among them Sir Roger Scruton and Sir Bernard Williams. Rabbi Rabinovitch was more demanding than either of them. Only when I became his student did I learn the true meaning of intellectual rigour, shetihyu amelim ba-Torah, "labouring" in the Torah.
To survive his scrutiny, you had to do three things: first to read everything ever written on the subject; second to analyse it with complete lucidity, searching for omek ha-peshat, the deep plain sense; and third, to think independently and critically. I remember writing an essay for him in which I quoted one of the most famous of nineteenth century Talmudic scholars. He read what I had written, then turned to me and said, "But you didn't criticise what he wrote!" He thought that in this case the scholar had not given the correct interpretation, and I should have seen and said this. For him, intellectual honesty and independence of mind were inseparable from the quest for truth which is what Talmud Torah must always be.
Some of the most important lessons I learned from him were almost accidental. I remember on one occasion his car was being serviced, so I had the privilege of driving him home. It was a hot day, and at a busy junction in Hampstead, my car broke down and would not start up again. Unfazed, Rabbi Rabinovitch said to me, "Let's use the time to learn Torah." He then proceeded to give me a shiur on Rambam's Hilchot Shemittah ve-Yovel. Around us, cars were hooting their horns. We were holding up traffic and a considerable queue had developed. The Rav remained completely calm, came to the end of his exposition, turned to me and said, "Now turn the key." I turned the key, the car started, and we went on our way.
On another occasion, I told him about my problem getting to sleep. I had become an insomniac. He said to me, enthusiastically, "Could you teach me how to do that?" He quoted the Rambam who ruled that one acquires most of one's wisdom at night, based on the Talmudic statement that the night was created for study.[5]
He and the late Rabbi Aharon Lichtenstein zt"l were two of the Gedolei ha-Dor, the leaders and role models of their generation. They were very different, one scientific, the other artistic, one direct, the other oblique, one bold, the other cautious, but they were giants, intellectually, morally and spiritually. Happy the generation that is blessed by people like these.
It is hard to convey what having a teacher like Rabbi Rabinovitch meant. He knew, for example, that I had to learn fast because I was coming to the rabbinate late, after a career in academic philosophy. What he did was very bold. He explained to me that the fastest and best way of learning anything is to teach it. So the day I entered Jews' College as a student, I also entered it as a lecturer. How many people would have had that idea and taken that risk?
He also understood how lonely it could be if you lived by the principles of intellectual integrity and independence. Early on, he said to me, "Don't be surprised if only six people in the world understand what you are trying to do." When I asked him whether I should accept the position of Chief Rabbi, he said, in his laconic way: "Why not? After all, maybe you can teach some Torah."
He himself, in his early thirties, had been offered the job of Chief Rabbi of Johannesburg, but turned it down on the grounds that he refused to live in an apartheid state. He told me how he was visited in Toronto by Rabbi Louis Rabinowitz who had held the Johannesburg position until then. Looking at the Rav's modest home and thinking of his more palatial accommodation in South Africa, he said, "You turned down that for this?" But the Rav would never compromise his integrity and never cared for material things.
In the end, he found great happiness in the 37 years he served as head of Yeshivat Birkat Moshe in Maale Adumim. The yeshiva had been founded six years earlier by Rabbi Haim Sabato and Yitzhak Sheilat. It is said that when Rabbi Sabato heard the Rav give a shiur, he immediately asked him to become the Rosh Yeshiva. It is hard to describe the pride with which he spoke to me about his students, all of whom served in the Israel Defence Force. Likewise it is hard to describe the awe in which his students held him. Not everyone in the Jewish world knew his greatness, but everyone who studied with him did.
I believe that Judaism made an extraordinarily wise decision when it made teachers its heroes and lifelong education its passion. We don't worship power or wealth. These things have their place, but not at the top of the hierarchy of values. Power forces us. Wealth induces us. But teachers develop us. They open us to the wisdom of the ages, helping us to see the world more clearly, think more deeply, argue more cogently and decide more wisely.
"Let the reverence for your teacher be like the reverence for Heaven," said the Sages.[6] In other words: if you want to come close to Heaven, don't search for kings, priests, saints or even prophets. They may be great, but a fine teacher helps you to become great, and that is a different thing altogether. I was blessed by having one of the greatest teachers of our generation. The best advice I can give anyone is: find a teacher, then make yourself a disciple.
Shabbat Shalom
[1] Makkot 10a.
[2] Mishneh Torah, Hilchot Rotze'ach, 7:1.
[3] Mishneh Torah, Talmud Torah 5:1.
[4] The phrase comes from the Zohar.
[5] Rambam, Hilchot Talmud Torah 3:13; based on (a slightly different text of) Eruvin 65a.
[6] Avot 4:12.
Around the Shabbat Table...
The Family Edition of Covenant & Conversation is an accompanying resource available to help parents and educators take Rabbi Sacks' ideas from this essay and make them more accessible to teenagers. Each week, we will share three key questions from the Family Edition with you, to inspire discussion around your Shabbat table. For more educational content and discussion guides, please see the Family Edition here!
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS FOR MATOT - MASEI
1) Why does the law force a person's teacher to relocate to a city of refuge whenever their student moves there?
2) What do you think are the most important lessons Rabbi Sacks learned from Rabbi Rabinovitch?
3) Why does Judaism "make teachers its heroes and lifelong education its passion"?


Back in early 2015, the Pound Sterling topped €1.40, a seven-year high against the Euro. Summer trips to the Costa del sol, city breaks in Paris and excursions around Athens were extremely attractive to Britons venturing abroad into the Eurozone, to take advantage of this belt-loosening exchange rate.
The current state of affairs see UK political and economic uncertainty stemming from the Brexit vote slashing the value of the Pound Sterling. Receiving a mere GBP 1:1.14 EUR can be considered a 'good deal' given the events of the last few months. The Pounds loss is dwarfed by the Euro's gain – its surge in strength driven by the onset of, and future planned, cuts to the European Central Bank's quantitative easing program, and Macron stabilising the French political landscape, side-lining Le Penn's 'anti-euro' sentiment.
To put this into perspective: a hotel costing €2,000 for two weeks would have cost you £1,390 in the summer of 2015, but will now cost about £1,810.
The extent of the weakness of the Pound sees the UK as a relatively cheap destination - April saw almost 3 million eurozone visitors, according to the ONS data.
1 piece of History: The Mongolian Stock Exchange was housed in a refurbished children's cinema.
2 facts: Mongolia has one of the lowest population densities in the world. Its climate has roughly 250 sunny days per year.
3 things to do: visit the Gorkhi-Terelj National Park, Gandantegchenling Monastery and the Migjid Janraisig Sum.
1 piece of History: The early 1900's saw Argentina become one of the wealthiest nations in the world.
2 facts: Argentina was the first country to use fingerprinting in order to determine if a person was guilty of a crime. On June 20th Argentinians celebrate 'Friends day'.
3 things to do: Visit The El Ateneo Grand Splendid, one of the world's most beautiful bookshops; set in a former theatre, the Iguazu falls and the Perito Moreno.
1 piece of History: In 1969, oil was found in the Ekofisk field, proving to be one of the largest in the world.
2 facts: The Global Peace Index ranks Norway as the most peaceful country in the world. Driving under the influence results in a 30-day jail sentence coupled with a fine amounting to 10% of your income.
3 things to do: Visit the Geiranger Fjord, go on a Whale Safari and see the Northern lights.


The construction lighting around the tower crane is called the Searchlight. A LED crane light is a device that has a powerful light source and a concave that can focus light on a specific direction for long distance lighting and search purposes.
The laser beam can be concentrated in a small three-dimensional angle (usually less than 2 degrees) to obtain a larger light intensity by means of a mirror or lens. Considering the volume, weight and operation convenience of the device, most of the searchlights are provided with a tripod or movable vehicle, and a large searchlight even has a dedicated truck as its vehicle.
1, fixed lighting lamp voltage is not more than 220V, portable lighting lamp voltage not exceeding 36V, in addition, Gantry Crane should have more than two portable lighting sockets.
2, door-type crane lighting equipment should protect the eyes, color temperature control around 6000k, eliminate glare, suitable for human visual habits.
3, Crane lighting should be equipped with a special circuit, when the main circuit breaker disconnect, lighting circuits should be set short circuit protection.
4. All electrical equipment of gantry crane, including the metal wire tube, the side of the safe illumination transformer must be grounded reliably.
5, LED crane lighting equipment should have stable and reliable performance, impact resistance, strong seismic strength, no ultraviolet and infrared radiation.
6, in order to safety considerations, usually, gantry crane wheel and crane track should be reliable electrical connection, especially in bad working environment, must increase grounding slip line or take other measures to improve the grounding reliability.


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Before joining Rud Pedersen, Hannu held leadership positions in municipal healthcare and social services organisations, including in the City of Helsinki. Prior to this, he served as Investment Director at Korona Invest Oy, a venture capital investor focused on mid-size healthcare companies, and as Corporate Affairs and Communications Director at Pfizer Oy, the Finnish affiliate of the global company. He also has previously experience working as a private consultant.
Hannu has been Chairman of the Finnish Hospital Directors' Association and a member of the board and committees of Pharma Industry Finland. He was Vice Chairman of the American Chamber of Commerce in Finland and he currently serves as a member of the board of Pihlajalinna Plc.
Hannu has a medical degree from the University of Helsinki, and he started his professional career as a private psychiatrist and psychotherapist. Additionally, he has completed an MBA-program at the University of Tampere.
Telephone - +358406614215
2016 - 2018: CEO, Kanta-Häme hospital district, Hämeenlinna, Finland
2013 - 2016: CEO & Department Director, City of Helsinki, Department of Social Services & Healthcare, Helsinki, Finland
2009 - 2012: CMO & Department Director, Itä-Savo hospital District, Savonlinna, Finland
2007 - 2009: Investment Director, Korona Invest Oy, Espoo, Finland
2000 - 2006: Corporate Affairs & Communications Director & Product Physician, Pfizer Oy, Helsinki, Finland
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FS Cabin Crew worth it?
Hi I appreciate there is a demo avaialble but dont really want to install another program to then uninstall it and leave some clutter behind so can anyone feedback how good this is?
Does it add more immersion to your flight, especially when cruising on autopilot?
Its inexpensive so might go for it anyway, just interested in users reviews?
Does it add anything more than fs passengers?
Well I have it for use with Majestic Dash 8 which isn't compatible with Fscaptain or FSPax, I think it's worth the money but really doesn't add much more than what Fspax already has.
I use it with the NGX mainly .... (it's not needed with AXE or MJC Q400 IMO, as they already have some crew simulation).
It's a very basic add-on.
I'm afraid it won't add anything at all to the cruise section of your flight. It's really just a Flight Attendant making some announcements at different fliht phases, but nothing during cruise.
It's ok, and pretty inexpensive though.
You can make your own for the Dash 8 as it comes with announcements that can be overwritten. There's a great app for iOS called 'voice changer plus'. If you select 'gramophone' as the voice effect and hold the phone close when recording you end up with a quite convincing sound. Remember to change the files into the same format and bit rate as the original ones. I've also changed the boarding music to the cheesy jazz as used by North West Airlines back in the day.
GSX does it but the boarding sound lasts about 10 seconds!
When I tried the GSX demo a while back, you could change the amount of time it takes for 1 person to board, hence increasing the playback time of the "boarding sounds"
I actually like the utility a lot.
I solely fly an easyjet AXE, so the best scenario for me was to download a whole load of videos of easyjet flights from YouTube as MP3s that incorporate cabin announcements (and there are 'lots'), import them into Audacity and edit them so that I have the relevant sections available to create a new voice set in FS Cabin Crew. The result is a whole series of real world easyjet announcements.
As I solely fly in and out of London's Stansted, I have a voice set specifically for the return leg that "welcomes me to London Stansted" after touchdown.
I like your approach.... cool!
Thanks Ryan, I've just found that - exactly what I was looking for... cheers!
It lacks basic functionality such as adjusting the volume of announcements.
This is a very, very, basic crew announcement system. When I use it, I feel that they never finished it. It is not bad for a start, but they need to do more than what they have. The voices are a mic and a script. The sound is not modeled at all, no background small speaker sound, like you hear in a real aircraft, and I swear I can tell when announcer is changing pages! I wish I didn't buy it. Save your money, this is not worth it right now. Maybe in time, they will get serious!
Since it communicates with FSUIPC, it works with P3DV2 too!!


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Everyone should consider a prearranged funeral, regardless of age or background. Some people believe that planning for a funeral now will save others that responsibility later.
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Tensions between Greece and Turkey rise over migrant clashes
by: COSTAS KANTOURIS and SUZAN FRASER, Associated Press
Posted: Mar 4, 2020 / 03:04 AM EST / Updated: Mar 4, 2020 / 04:09 PM EST
Migrants walk in Edirne, Turkey, near Turkish-Greek border on Wednesday, March 4, 2020. Facing a potential wave of nearly a million people fleeing fighting in northern Syria, Turkey has thrown open its borders with Greece to thousands of refugees and other migrants trying to enter Europe, and has threatened to send "millions" more. (AP Photo/Darko Bandic)
KASTANIES, Greece (AP) — Greece countered accusations from Turkey Wednesday that it was responsible for the death of a migrant, as its border authorities strove for a sixth day to keep thousands of migrants out by using tear gas, stun grenades and water cannons.
The border tensions followed last week's decision by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to declare the country's gateways to Greece open, in an apparent attempt to pressure Europe into offering Turkey more support in dealing with the fallout from the Syrian war to its south.
Turkish officials charged that Greek gunfire killed one migrant and wounded five others — a claim that Athens flatly rejected.
The office of Ekrem Canalp, governor for the Turkish border province of Edirne, said the death occurred on the Turkish side of the border close to the Kastanies — or Pazarkule in Turkish — crossing. An official at Edirne's Trakya University Hospital confirmed the death and injuries.
Reporters on the Greek side heard what sounded like gunfire, though it was unclear whether live ammunition was used. People could be seen carrying what could have been a person between them, and running to the Turkish border post. Shortly afterward, at least one ambulance left.
Greek border authorities also said Wednesday that Turkish police were firing tear gas at them, and supplied video they said backed their assertion.
Greek government spokesman Stelios Petsas categorically denied any migrants had been wounded or killed by Greek authorities.
"The Turkish side creates and disperses fake news targeted against Greece," he said. "There is no such incident with fire from the Greek authorities."
Turkey had also claimed on Monday that a migrant was killed, which Athens again denied.
The crisis at the border of the two NATO allies — and historic regional rivals — comes at a time when tensions were already high over offshore exploration rights.
Erdogan's decision to open the border encouraged thousands of people seeking a better life in Europe to try their luck by land and sea. He has warned that millions of migrants may be headed Europe's way.
He has claimed more than 100,000 people have successfully crossed into Greece, vastly above the numbers being reported by Greece or observed by reporters at the border.
Greek authorities said Wednesday that more than 32,000 attempts to illegally cross the Evros border have been thwarted since Saturday morning, with 231 people — mostly Afghans — arrested. After a dip on Tuesday when top European Union officials visited the border, attempts roughly tripled to 4,600 Wednesday, while some 15,000 people were gathered along the frontier.
The European Union has accused Erdogan of blackmail.
Erdogan made the decision to open the border after a Russia-backed Syrian government offensive into Syria's northwestern Idlib province killed dozens of Turkish soldiers fighting in Syria and prompted nearly a million Syrian civilians to head toward Turkey.
U.N. Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, "is very concerned about the situation on the border," U.N. spokesman Stephane Dujarric said Wednesday.
As well as seeking to prevent migrants from crossing over land, Greece is having to patrol its waters as hundreds of migrants have headed for the eastern Aegean Sea islands from the nearby Turkish coast. Migrants cross in crammed and unseaworthy dinghies provided by smuggling rings. A child died when the boat he was in capsized off the island of Lesbos this week.
Gale-force winds and rough seas hampered sea crossings Wednesday.
The Greek government has called the situation a direct threat to national security and imposed emergency measures to carry out swift deportations and freeze asylum applications for one month. Migrants have been reporting being summarily pushed back across the border into Turkey.
The mass movement towards Greece has appeared organized. Buses, minibuses, cars and taxis were provided in Istanbul to ferry people to the border, while some of those who managed to cross have said they were told by Turkish authorities to go to Greece.
Meanwhile, Turkish officials closed the only other road crossing into Greece later Wednesday, citing "technical" work.
European Union interior ministers held emergency talks to show solidarity with Greece and to raise more equipment to bolster the 27-country bloc's border with Turkey.
The European Commission has praised Greece as "the shield" on Europe's external borders.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian, speaking at the French Senate, said the "migratory pressure is at Europe's door, … That migratory pressure is being organized by President Erdogan's regime to blackmail the European Union. The EU won't give in to blackmail."
Turkey, for its part, accused Greece of mistreating refugees.
Erdogan on Wednesday called on Greece and other European nations to respect migrants' rights. He also accused EU countries of hypocritical behavior, saying they had rushed to Greece's help "with money, boats and soldiers" to prevent a new influx of migrants but ignored Turkey's plight concerning 3.7 millions Syrian refugees on its territory.
Meanwhile, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia pledged to help Greece to deal with pressure along its border. The four countries have been known for their tough stance against migrants and rejected an EU plan to redistribute refugees in member states.
European Council head Charles Michel was meeting with Erdogan in Ankara Wednesday, while EU Vice President Josep Borrell and Commissioner for Crisis Management Janez Lenarcic were holding talks with Turkish Vice President Fuat Oktay.
Speaking to reporters after a meeting with Erdogan, Borell said that the EU delegation asked Turkey "not to encourage the further movement of refugees and migrants toward the EU borders."
Borell said Turkish officials' response was that Turkey was not encouraging people to move but that "they cannot prevent people from doing so."
Fraser reported from Ankara, Turkey. Elena Becatoros and Nicholas Paphitis in Athens, Sylvie Corbet in Paris, Edith Lederer at the UN and Karel Janicek in Prague contributed to this report.
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Everett's motives were mixed, combining a heroic commitment to justice with sympathy for the German people in their defeat, a humiliation with which he, a Southerner raised in a culture suffused in the mythology of a lost war, readily identified. Partially fueled by an anti-Semitism that viewed the undeniable flaws in the Malmedy investigation as signs of Jewish vengefulness, Everett was moreover deeply impressed by the major German defendant in the trial, a former adjutant to Heinrich Himmler.
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During the Battle of the Bulge, Waffen SS soldiers shot 84 American prisoners near Malmedy, Belgium—the deadliest mass execution of U.S. soldiers during World War II. Drawing on newly declassified documents, Steven Remy revisits the massacre and the most infamously controversial war crimes trial in American history, to set the record straight.
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During wartime, paranoia, gossip, and rumor become accepted forms of behavior and dominant literary tropes. The Peculiar Sanity of War examines the impact of war hysteria on definitions of sanity and on standards of behavior during World War I. Drawing upon Joseph Conrad's comprehensive understanding of war's impact on soldiers and civilians alike, and extending Michel Foucault's construction of madness and reason, Kingsbury expands the definition of war neurosis to include peculiar sanity at home as well as on the front lines. While other investigations of World War I consider shell shock to be the only definable war madness, Kingsbury is the first to build a powerful argument around the insanity of the home front's vilification of the enemy. Ultimately, Kingsbury's study establishes peculiar sanity, among civilians and soldiers, as an inevitable response to war's madness. The Peculiar Sanity of War begins by locating the roots of war mania in Edwardian hypocrisy, then moves on to examine the way propaganda operates in nontraditional texts, such as housekeeping guides, and in the novels of Joseph Conrad, Ford Madox Ford, H. G. Wells, Rebecca West, Edith Wharton, Willa Cather, Rudyard Kipling, Virginia Woolf, and H. D. Celia Kingsbury's eloquent and moving book . . . brings together war and madness in unexpected ways. Beginning with a phrase from Joseph Conrad, she diagnoses the condition of a culture gone awry, a 'peculiar sanity.' . . . --from Laurence Davies's foreword
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Delineation of Roman Catholicism, ... in which the peculiar doctrines ... of the Church of Rome are stated, and confuted
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Captain America and the Crusade Against Evil
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Urban Civilization in Pre-crusade Europe
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Forum Selection
Carnival Cruise Lines, Inc. v. Shute; a reasonable forum selection clause constitutes consent to be sued in the forum state.
Altering the U.C.C.
Cincinnati Ins. Co. v. Wachovia Bank, Natl. Assn.; A bank is strictly liable for paying an unauthorized check unless the bank and the customer agree otherwise; subrogation; forged check.
Financing Statement Search
In re John\'s Bean Farm of Homestead, Inc.; bankruptcy; wrong name; computer search string; incorrect identification of a debtor on a financing statement is seriously misleading.
Perfected Status
In re Wild West World, L.L.C., Debtor; bankrupcty; notice to creditors; claimed security interest requires timely filing in order to obtain perfected status.
Doctrine of Avoidable Consequences
In re WorldCom, Inc.; the duty to mitigate damages bars recovery for losses suffered by a non-breaching party that could have been avoided by reasonable effort and without the risk of substantial loss or injury.
Statute of Frauds Exception
Kolkman v. Roth; an exception to the statute of frauds applies in cases of promissory estoppel.
Rent-A-Center v. Jackson; The Federal Arbitration Act puts arbitration agreements on equal footing with other contracts, and requires courts to enforce them according to their terms; unconscionability challenges.
Material Breach of Contract
Strouth v. Pools by Murphy and Sons, Inc.; A material breach of a contract by one party justifies the other party's termination of the agreement. Substantial performance doctrine.
Beneficial National Bank, U.S.A. v. Obie Payton; when the parties' original agreement specifically permits amendments, new terms may be added rather than just changes existing terms.
Damages for Tortious Interference with Contract
Rite Aid Corp. v. Lake Shore Investors; damages for tortious contractual interference may include pecuniary loss of the benefits of the contract; consequential losses; emotional distress and actual harm to reputation, and punitive damages.
Supplementary Terms
C. Itoh & Co. (America) Inc. v. Jordan Int'l Co.; The terms of a contract are the writings of the parties, along with supplementary terms incorporated by operation of law; gap-filler provisions of Article Two of the U.C.C.; additional terms.
Shrinkwrap Agreement
DeFontes v. Dell, Inc.; Arbitration is a matter of contract and a party cannot be required to submit to arbitration unless agreed. Under the UCC, contracts for the sale of goods may be formed in any manner sufficient to show agreement.