NYT Health: What Eating 40 Teaspoons of Sugar a Day Can Do to You

What Eating 40 Teaspoons of Sugar a Day Can Do to You
By ANAHAD O'CONNOR

“That Sugar Film” takes a look at what happens when you give up fresh foods for sugar-laden processed foods.

Published: August 13, 2015 at 08:00PM

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What Eating 40 Teaspoons of Sugar a Day Can Do to You ANAHAD O'CONNOR “That Sugar Film” takes a look at what happens when you give up fresh foods for sugar-laden processed foods. http://ift.tt/1DPAgxC http://ift.tt/1PpgEBI Health The New York Times August 13, 2015 at 08:00PM

NYT Health: A Grief So Deep It Won’t Die

A Grief So Deep It Won’t Die
By PAULA SPAN

The sheer duration of pain for some over the loss of a loved one has given rise to recognition of and treatment for so-called complicated grief.

Published: August 17, 2015 at 08:00PM

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A Grief So Deep It Won’t Die PAULA SPAN The sheer duration of pain for some over the loss of a loved one has given rise to recognition of and treatment for so-called complicated grief. http://ift.tt/1MnESMF http://ift.tt/1PbMEZ7 Health The New York Times August 17, 2015 at 08:00PM

NYT Health: Doctors Fail to Address Patients’ Spiritual Needs

Doctors Fail to Address Patients’ Spiritual Needs
By ROBERT KLITZMAN, M.D.

Studies have documented the importance of religion and spirituality to many patients, but doctors can feel unprepared to discuss the topic.

Published: August 12, 2015 at 08:00PM

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Doctors Fail to Address Patients’ Spiritual Needs ROBERT KLITZMAN, M.D. Studies have documented the importance of religion and spirituality to many patients, but doctors can feel unprepared to discuss the topic. http://ift.tt/1JePJcD Health The New York Times August 12, 2015 at 08:00PM

NYT Health: States With High Gun Ownership See More Officers Killed

States With High Gun Ownership See More Officers Killed
By NICHOLAS BAKALAR

Researchers have found that police officers in states with the lowest gun ownership rates are less likely to be murdered on the job.

Published: August 12, 2015 at 08:00PM

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Lucy Larcom

"If the world seems cold to you, kindle fires to warm it."

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Astronomy Picture of the Day: Moonless Meteors and the Milky Way

Moonless Meteors and the Milky Way
Have you watched the Perseid meteor shower? Though the annual shower's predicted peak was last night, meteor activity should continue tonight (August 13/14), best enjoyed by just looking up in clear, dark skies after midnight. Of course, this year's Perseid shower has the advantage of being active near the August 14 New Moon. Since the nearly New Moon doesn't rise before the morning twilight many fainter meteors are easier to spot until then, with no interference from bright moonlight. The Perseid meteor shower last occurred near a New Moon in 2013. That's when the exposures used to construct this image were made, under dark, moonless skies from Hvar Island off the coast of Croatia. The widefield composite includes 67 meteors streaming from the heroic constellation Perseus, the shower's radiant, captured during 2013 August 8-14 against a background of faint zodiacal light and the Milky Way. The next moonless Perseid meteor shower will be in August 2018.

August 13, 2015
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Fwd: Parshat Re'eh - From Stalin to Einstein, Rabbi Making Air Force History!

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Email not displaying correctly? click here   Shabbat Shalom from all of us here at OU Alumni!   What do Einstein, Stalin, and starfish have in common with this week's parsha? Rabbi Ari Neuman, OU-JLIC rabbi at Maryland, looks at some pretty harsh punishments and great people in history to teach us about the power of the individual, and how each one of us can change the world. Watch Now       Rabbi Making Air Force History! Rabbi Eli Estrin, former Chabad campus rabbi at the University of Washington, has made United States Air Force history by becomng the first Lubavitch chaplain! Read full article       Pass the torch! Become a member of the NCSY Alumni Chai Society by sponsoring Havdalah at your region's next regional convention, helping us pass this transformative experience on to the next generation! Sign up       Find the Perfect Birthright Israel Trip for You Find a Birthright Israel trip for you! Through NCSY's relationship with OU Israel Free Spirit, one of the Birthright trip organizers, we provide trips designed specifically for NCSY alumni of all Jewish affiliations. Learn More       Take Action: Help Reject the Bad Nuclear Deal with Iran The Orthodox Union believes the Iran nuclear deal is far from the "Good Deal" that we advocated for with Congress and does not close off the pathways to an Iranian nuclear weapon. Congress has 60 days to review the Iran nuclear deal and vote to approve or disapprove of lifting sanctions against Iran. Iran cannot be permitted to acquire a nuclear weapon and put the safety of Israel, the United States and the world in jeopardy. Click here to contact Congress Connect with NCSY Alumni on LinkedIn to network with other alumni in your field of work >>     Follow OU Alumni on:     Visit Site | How to Help | Unsubscribe

 

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Tell your family and friends. ******************************************************************* SHABBAT SHALOM TO ALL The Divrei Chizuk team wishes everyone a most uplifting Shabbos Kodesh may we all be zoche to find Hashem grab hold and not let go. Remember Hashem gave us Shabbos to bond with Him and to see the true light. In order to do that just think and speak SHABBOS. Don't worry about anything except enjoying the holy Shabbos. Eat great delicious food Sing great uplifting songs Talk Divrei Torah at your table Talk about Hashem's involvement in your life. We never know the kind of impact that the Shabbat table has - the aromas, the songs, the warmth, the words of Torah, and the family bonds that are forged. Let us make an effort to spend quality time with our families at the Shabbat table, recognizing how this could impact each and every one of us for a lifetime. Click here to get into the Shabbos mood    click here to read/learn the power of starting Shabbos early    CHIZUK KORNER  On Shabbos Hashem greets all with a kiss and forgives us    Shabbos Divrei Torah courtesy of Embrace Shabbos-Rav Sutton Correcting Adam's Mistake Through Our Positive Attitude We begin Shabbat with the recitation of kiddush over a cup of wine, which serves to rectify the sin of Adam Ha'rishon in Gan Eden, as according to many opinions the forbidden fruit of which he partook was a grape. But in truth, the connection between kiddush and Adam's sin runs even deeper. We begin kiddush by reciting the pesukim of ויכלו השמיים והארץ, but we first recite the final two words of the previous pasuk - יום הששי. (The Arizal taught that one should also recite the beginning of this pasuk - ויהי ערב ויהי בקר. Some have the custom of reciting these words in an undertone, while others recite them aloud.) The reason we add these words is because the first letters of the words יום הששי ויכלו השמיים spell the Divine Name of Havayah (י-ה-ו-ה). The different Names with which we refer to the Almighty reflect the different ways in which He is perceived. The Name of Havayah refers to G-d's attribute of mercy, and our ability to clearly see how He controls everything and is behind all events that transpire in the world. This is the reason why we do not pronounce the Name as it is meant to be pronounced. We live in a world in which G-d is not easily seen, when His control and kindness are often difficult to discern. In the future, when the world will be redeemed, G-d's presence will be perfectly clear, and then we will be able to properly pronounce the Name of Havayah. The connection between this Name and the time of Mashiah is indicated by a pasuk in Tehillim, which foresees the time when G-d will reveal Himself and all nations of the world will recognize and accept His rule over the earth. At that time, the pasuk describes, ישמחו השמיים ותגל הארץ - both heaven and earth will rejoice. The Sifteh Kohen notes that the first letters of these words spell the Name of Havayah, because at that time Hashem will be clearly seen and recognized, such that even the heavens and earth will celebrate His rule. Shabbat is מעין עולם הבא, a model of what the next world will look like. Every week, on Shabbat, we experience a slight degree of ישמחו השמיים ותגל הארץ, and are given a taste of the time when G-d will be easily discernible and when we and all mankind will celebrate and rejoice over His kingship. And thus we begin Shabbat with a reference to the Name of Havayah, as Shabbat offers us a glimpse into the future world when G-d's presence will be clearly seen. We make this reference to Havayah specifically when we recite kiddush, which, as mentioned, serves to rectify the sin of Adam Ha'rishon in Gan Eden. The reason behind this connection lies in a deeper understanding of this sin. We read in Megillat Ester that Haman was on top of the world, raised to the position of second-in-command in the world's most powerful empire, and invited to feast together with the king and queen. His exuberance, however, lasted only for a few moments, because as soon as he passed by Mordechai, who refused to bow to him, Haman felt frustrated. He said, וכל זה איננו שווה לי - "all this is worth nothing to me." Amazingly, as much as Haman had, it was "worth nothing," because he did not have everything he wanted. From his perspective, if he didn't have everything, then he had nothing. The Arizal noted that the final letters of the words in this phrase -זה איננו שווה לי - spell the Name of Havayah. Significantly, however, the Name is spelled backwards, and by the letters at the end of the words. Haman's attitude was the precise opposite of Havayah, which refers to the recognition of Hashem's goodness. Haman denied Hashem's goodness even when he enjoyed virtually all the blessings in the world. And thus the Name appears inverted, and at the end of the words, as Haman "concealed" G-d's attribute of kindness, denying it even when it was clearly evident. This was also the mistake made by Adam Ha'rishon in Gan Eden. The Gemara in Masechet Hulin (136) raises the question of where in the Humash we may find an allusion to Haman, and it answers that such an allusion is found in the story of Adam's sin, when Hashem said to him after he ate from the forbidden tree, המן העץ אשר צויתיך לבלתי אכול ממנו אכלת. The word "ha'min" (המן) may be read as "Haman," thus alluding to Haman. Rav Leib Chasman explains that Adam, like Haman, felt that he had nothing if he did not have everything. He was given all the trees in the garden except one, and this was not enough for him; he needed to have the forbidden tree, as well. And when Hashem asked him why he ate the forbidden fruit, Adam blamed it on his wife: האשה אשר נתתה עמדי היא נתנה לי מן העץ. Instead of feeling grateful for the wife Hashem gave him, he instead blamed her for his mistake. On Friday night, we are to rectify this mistake. We therefore recite kiddush over wine - an allusion to the forbidden fruit eaten by Adam - and make mention of the Shem Havayah. As we usher in the מעין עולם הבא, we proclaim that Hashem's grace and kindness is ever present. Whereas Adam overlooked G-d's kindness even when it was evident, we proclaim G-d's kindness even when it is not evident. And whereas Adam complained about his wife and blamed her for his mistake, we recite kiddush with our wives at our side, as we sing Eshet Hayil and express our appreciation for our helpmate. Rabbi Ades told that there was once a certain great Rabbi who was always cheerful and always wore a smile on his face. Another Rabbi, who was far from this level of שמחת חיים (joy of life), approached him to ask how he can live this way. "Why is it that you are always happy and smiling," he asked, "while I so often feel upset?" "I'll explain it to you," the Rabbi said. "When I am on my way to a wedding, I feel so grateful that I was invited. Then I enter the room and sit in the back, feeling very honored to be able to participate in the affair. Then the host comes and brings me to the head of the table next to him, and I feel ever so grateful for this undeserved honor. And at the huppah, when they ask me to recite a berachah, I am at a loss for words, overcome by appreciation for all the honor given to me which I do not deserve. But when you walk into a wedding, you walk straight up to the front and expect to be noticed. When you are not noticed, or not given the honor you want, you feel embittered. This is the difference." When we feel entitled to everything we want, we can never be happy. But if we realize we are not entitled to anything, and everything we have is an undeserved blessing from Hashem, then we will rejoice over and celebrate everything we have in life. And we will then rectify the sin of Adam Ha'rishon. If we approach life from this perspective, and recognize that if Hashem denies us a certain "tree" it must be for our benefit, that everything we have is a blessing and everything we don't have is not supposed to be ours, then we will avoid negativity and always remain upbeat and happy. The time for working on this attitude is Shabbat, the מעין עולם הבא, and be'ezrat Hashem this positive attitude and joy will remain with us throughout the week, as well.     EIN OD MILVADO! Help us spread the word around and make a heartfelt donation.  click here to make a donation and help us save yidden around the world. 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NYT Health: Narcotic Drugs Can Be Coaxed From Yeast

Narcotic Drugs Can Be Coaxed From Yeast
By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr.

Researchers reported that they had added DNA to yeast that enabled it to produce enzymes that turn sugar into pain killers.

Published: August 13, 2015 at 08:00PM

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Narcotic Drugs Can Be Coaxed From Yeast DONALD G. McNEIL Jr. Researchers reported that they had added DNA to yeast that enabled it to produce enzymes that turn sugar into pain killers. http://ift.tt/1DQwm7j http://ift.tt/1DQwkwj Health The New York Times August 13, 2015 at 08:00PM

NYT Health: The Dog Days Can Be Deadly for Dogs

The Dog Days Can Be Deadly for Dogs
By CAITLIN KELLY

Owners need to be particularly attentive to potential signs of heatstroke when running or hiking with their pets. Their rise in body temperature can be sudden and dangerously severe.

Published: August 12, 2015 at 08:00PM

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The Dog Days Can Be Deadly for Dogs CAITLIN KELLY Owners need to be particularly attentive to potential signs of heatstroke when running or hiking with their pets. Their rise in body temperature can be sudden and dangerously severe. http://ift.tt/1h5igVV http://ift.tt/1N5ek4k Health The New York Times August 12, 2015 at 08:00PM

Walt Whitman

"I have learned that to be with those I like is enough."

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Astronomy Picture of the Day: Milky Way and Exploding Meteor

Milky Way and Exploding Meteor
Tonight the Perseid Meteor Shower reaches its maximum. Grains of icy rock will streak across the sky as they evaporate during entry into Earth's atmosphere. These grains were shed from Comet Swift-Tuttle. The Perseids result from the annual crossing of the Earth through Comet Swift-Tuttle's orbit, and are typically the most active meteor shower of the year. Although it is hard to predict the level of activity in any meteor shower, in a clear dark sky an observer might see a meteor a minute. This year's Perseids occur just before a new Moon and so the relatively dark sky should make even faint meteors visible. Meteor showers in general are best be seen from a relaxing position, away from lights. Featured here is a meteor caught exploding two weeks ago above Austria next to the central band of our Milky Way Galaxy.

August 12, 2015
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NYT Health: F.D.A. Warns Company Over Kardashian Instagram Marketing

F.D.A. Warns Company Over Kardashian Instagram Marketing
By CHRISTINE HAUSER

The Food and Drug Administration said that Kim Kardashian West’s promotion of a morning-sickness product did not mention the drug’s risks.

Published: August 12, 2015 at 08:00PM

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F.D.A. Warns Company Over Kardashian Instagram Marketing CHRISTINE HAUSER The Food and Drug Administration said that Kim Kardashian West’s promotion of a morning-sickness product did not mention the drug’s risks. http://ift.tt/1MkKaID http://ift.tt/1P6X5gG Health The New York Times August 12, 2015 at 08:00PM

NYT Health: F.D.A. Warns Company Over Kardashian Instagram Marketing

F.D.A. Warns Company Over Kardashian Instagram Marketing
By CHRISTINE HAUSER

The Food and Drug Administration said that Kim Kardashian West’s promotion of a morning-sickness product did not mention the drug’s risks.

Published: August 12, 2015 at 08:00PM

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NYT Health: The Right Dose of Exercise for the Aging Brain

The Right Dose of Exercise for the Aging Brain
By GRETCHEN REYNOLDS

A brisk walk may be all it takes to help improve our ability to think as we age, but more may not be better, according to a new study of exercise and cognition.

Published: August 11, 2015 at 08:00PM

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The Right Dose of Exercise for the Aging Brain GRETCHEN REYNOLDS A brisk walk may be all it takes to help improve our ability to think as we age, but more may not be better, according to a new study of exercise and cognition. http://ift.tt/1PklpfR http://ift.tt/1DJiVGB Health The New York Times August 11, 2015 at 08:00PM

NYT Health: A Milestone in Africa: No Polio Cases in a Year

A Milestone in Africa: No Polio Cases in a Year
By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr.

Health experts are quietly celebrating, while remaining on guard for a possible resurgence of a formerly widespread disease.

Published: August 11, 2015 at 08:00PM

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A Milestone in Africa: No Polio Cases in a Year DONALD G. McNEIL Jr. Health experts are quietly celebrating, while remaining on guard for a possible resurgence of a formerly widespread disease. http://ift.tt/1h13teK http://ift.tt/1MiKBn0 Health The New York Times August 11, 2015 at 08:00PM

Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.

"A mind that is stretched by a new experience can never go back to its old dimensions."

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Astronomy Picture of the Day: A Blue Moon Halo over Antarctica

A Blue Moon Halo over Antarctica
Have you ever seen a halo around the Moon? Such 22 degree rings around the Moon -- caused by ice crystals falling in the Earth's atmosphere -- are somewhat rare. OK, but have you ever seen a blue moon? Given the modern definition of blue moon -- the second full moon occurring in a calendar month -- these are also rare. What is featured above might therefore be considered doubly rare -- a halo surrounding a blue moon. The featured image was taken late last month near Zhongshan Station in Antarctica. Visible in the foreground are a power generating house and a snowmobile. What might seem to be stars in the background are actually illuminated snowflakes near the camera.

August 11, 2015
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Fwd: Nach Yomi: Ruth 4

Minyan Minyan!

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Ruth – Chapter 4

Ruth – Chapter 4
Ploni Almoni Boaz went to the gate of the Sanhedrin and waited for his relative. When the relative came by, Boaz escorted him in. (The relative is only referred to as "Ploni Almoni," which is Hebrew for "John Doe." For simplicity's sake, we'll refer to the relative as Ploni.) Boaz also gathered ten elders, for reasons that will soon become clear. Boaz explained the situation. "Naomi is selling the property of our relative Elimelech, who died. As his brother, you are the closest relative. Do you want to purchase it? If not, I am next in line and I'll take it." "I'll take it," Ploni said. "There's a string attached," Boaz continued. "The property is being sold with the condition that the one who buys it has to agree to marry Ruth. Are you still willing?" At this, Ploni balked. "Ruth? She's that Moabite convert, isn't she? Yeah… that's a little too much baggage for me to handle. You go ahead." In transactions, we make an act of acquisition called a "kinyan" in Hebrew. Nowadays we typically transfer an object such as a pen or a handkerchief. (Perhaps you recall doing this when empowering the rabbi to sell your chometz before Passover.) In Boaz' time, a shoe was used to make the kinyan, so Boaz and Ploni transferred a shoe to seal the deal. Boaz then bought the property of Elimelech and his sons, plus he married Ruth. (This was why he gathered the ten elders – he needed a minyan for the marriage ceremony.) The witnesses blessed the couple that Ruth should be like Rachel and Leah (the mothers of the Tribes) and like Tamar, another illustrious woman in the house of Judah, not to mention an ancestor of Boaz. Boaz and Ruth went home and Ruth conceived on their wedding night. Ruth had a son and the local women blessed Naomi, who had previously lost her own sons. The baby was named Oveid, and he grew up to be the father of Yishai (Jesse). The Book ends with a list of the descendants of Peretz, who was the son of the aforementioned Judah and Tamar. Peretz was the father of Chetzron; Chetzron was the father of Rom; Rom was the father of Aminadav. Aminadav was the father of Nachshon (who, of the Jews that left Egypt, was the first to run headlong into the Red Sea). Nachshon's son was Salma, or Salmon (pronounced sahl-mohn, not like the fish). Salmon was the father of Boaz, who was the father of Oveid. Oveid's son was Jesse, the father of David. Why is Ploni's name omitted from the Book of Ruth? Ploni balked at the thought of marrying her because he felt her background might be too scandalous for his reputation. Clearly that was an error in judgment, as Ruth went on to be the mother of the Davidic (and Messianic) dynasty, while Ploni's name has literally been forgotten. Just something to think about. By Rabbi Jack Abramowitz Listen to the shiur on OU Torah Share:     Facebook    Twitter
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Fwd: A sincere and heartfelt tefilah

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L'ichvod Divrei Chizuk family, With Rosh Chodesh Elul approaching. We are starting to raise money for children's clothes and to help families that can not afford basic needs and food bill for Shabbos and Yom Tov. Click here for more info. Please read #1&2, #3 please copy and send out to friends and families Tizku L'mitzvos Eli Nasson.    HASHEM LOVES YOU 100% Any time you would like chizuk to help you get closer to Hashem simply text/call "I Need Chizuk" to 347-846-8085 Israel # 0722172308  ********************************************************************* DIVREI CHIZUK  Never underestimate the power of a Tfilah. A sincere and heartfelt has the power to reach the Kisay HaKavod, G-D's Holy Throne WOW!     CHIZUK KORNER   click here to read #11  Never underestimate the power of tefillah  ************************************************************************* courtesy of Rabbi David Ashear click here to listen to how far a good deed goes. Dial: (605) 475-4799; 840886# | Access ID: 840886# | Reference #: 600 *************************************************** click here to read #13  Weekly Chizuk by Rabbi Eliezer Parkoff - Parshas Eikev Human Suffering EIN OD MILVADO! Help us spread the word around and make a heartfelt donation.  click here to make a donation and help us save yidden around the world. We would like to advertise this in news papers, magazines, billboards, magnets(15,000 Chasdei Hashem) click here  to read an important message from HaGaon Rav Chayim Volozhin on how to be protected from harmful forces. Get involved! Tizku L'Mitzvos Please consider of sponsoring magnets or buissness cards, fliers, liluy nishamas, bracha vhatzlaha, L'Yeshua, or for any other reason as we spread this important message. Please call or email 347-846-8085 info@divreichizuk.com Tizku L'Mitzvos We thank our sponsor Eden Cafe in Baltimore 1000 magnets- Tizku L'Mitzvos

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