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msmarco_v2.1_doc_00_4555885#0_6468548 | http://1389blog.com/2011/06/29/why-non-muslims-should-avoid-halal-food/ | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food — 1389 Blog - Counterjihad! | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Gates of Vienna: The “Non-Existent” Islamization of America
Why should non-Muslims care about halal food?
Egghead also offers these links:
Halal food finances the worldwide jihad!
Gates of Vienna: The Theory and Practice of Halal
Technical Course on the Production of Halal Food
April 13 – May 13, 2012
Introduction:
Presentation:
Goals:
Methodology:
Recipients:
Program:
9:30 — Natalia Andújar / Hanif Escudero Uribe // Rector of the University of Córdoba
Opening of the course
13:00 — Questions and round-table
Online training
Module 1: Introduction to Islam
Module 2: Halal, a global concept
Practices:
Evaluation:
Also see:
| Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food — 1389 Blog - Counterjihad! Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
by 1389 on June 29, 2011
in Boycott Islam, food and drink, Gates of Vienna (colleagues), halal food, Islamic infiltration/invasion, jihad funding/zakat, Shari'a, stealth jihad
T-shirt available from Restore Australia. (h/t: Bare Naked Islam)
Halal food seems to be everywhere these days. It is food containing meat prepared by Muslims in accordance with shari’a law. Other foods that do not contain meat are often certified halal as well. Gates of Vienna: The “Non-Existent” Islamization of America
Below is a brief report on some of the peripheral events that occurred during Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff’s recent visit to Washington D.C.
The “Non-Existent” Islamization of America
by Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff
As the Baron has been reporting for the past couple of days, he and I attended the ACT! For America National Conference in Washington DC. From June 22 through June 24. | 0 | 986 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_00_4555885#1_6470627 | http://1389blog.com/2011/06/29/why-non-muslims-should-avoid-halal-food/ | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food — 1389 Blog - Counterjihad! | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Gates of Vienna: The “Non-Existent” Islamization of America
Why should non-Muslims care about halal food?
Egghead also offers these links:
Halal food finances the worldwide jihad!
Gates of Vienna: The Theory and Practice of Halal
Technical Course on the Production of Halal Food
April 13 – May 13, 2012
Introduction:
Presentation:
Goals:
Methodology:
Recipients:
Program:
9:30 — Natalia Andújar / Hanif Escudero Uribe // Rector of the University of Córdoba
Opening of the course
13:00 — Questions and round-table
Online training
Module 1: Introduction to Islam
Module 2: Halal, a global concept
Practices:
Evaluation:
Also see:
| Other foods that do not contain meat are often certified halal as well. Gates of Vienna: The “Non-Existent” Islamization of America
Below is a brief report on some of the peripheral events that occurred during Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff’s recent visit to Washington D.C.
The “Non-Existent” Islamization of America
by Elisabeth Sabaditsch-Wolff
As the Baron has been reporting for the past couple of days, he and I attended the ACT! For America National Conference in Washington DC. From June 22 through June 24. Apart from “official” business such as the meeting with Congressman Allen West and collecting donations for my defense fund, I was able to catch up with some friends from various ACT! chapters who came in from across the nation. In addition, I spent a day in my favorite outlet mall in Woodbridge, VA. On the last day of the conference, I had dinner with chapter leaders from Michigan and Texas. We decided on an Indian restaurant near the hotel: “ | 475 | 1,435 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_00_4555885#2_6472684 | http://1389blog.com/2011/06/29/why-non-muslims-should-avoid-halal-food/ | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food — 1389 Blog - Counterjihad! | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Gates of Vienna: The “Non-Existent” Islamization of America
Why should non-Muslims care about halal food?
Egghead also offers these links:
Halal food finances the worldwide jihad!
Gates of Vienna: The Theory and Practice of Halal
Technical Course on the Production of Halal Food
April 13 – May 13, 2012
Introduction:
Presentation:
Goals:
Methodology:
Recipients:
Program:
9:30 — Natalia Andújar / Hanif Escudero Uribe // Rector of the University of Córdoba
Opening of the course
13:00 — Questions and round-table
Online training
Module 1: Introduction to Islam
Module 2: Halal, a global concept
Practices:
Evaluation:
Also see:
| Apart from “official” business such as the meeting with Congressman Allen West and collecting donations for my defense fund, I was able to catch up with some friends from various ACT! chapters who came in from across the nation. In addition, I spent a day in my favorite outlet mall in Woodbridge, VA. On the last day of the conference, I had dinner with chapter leaders from Michigan and Texas. We decided on an Indian restaurant near the hotel: “ Rajaji Curry House” on Connecticut Avenue. The still ongoing happy hour and the mouth-watering menu made our decision to spend the evening in this restaurant particularly easy. As we sat down, we immediately ordered our drinks and some appetizers while perusing the menu in detail. The menu did indeed promise good food. However, while the others chatted I took a closer look at the menu and imagine my shock and horror when — on the very last page and in fine print — the menu read: “ | 986 | 1,920 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_00_4555885#3_6474706 | http://1389blog.com/2011/06/29/why-non-muslims-should-avoid-halal-food/ | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food — 1389 Blog - Counterjihad! | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Gates of Vienna: The “Non-Existent” Islamization of America
Why should non-Muslims care about halal food?
Egghead also offers these links:
Halal food finances the worldwide jihad!
Gates of Vienna: The Theory and Practice of Halal
Technical Course on the Production of Halal Food
April 13 – May 13, 2012
Introduction:
Presentation:
Goals:
Methodology:
Recipients:
Program:
9:30 — Natalia Andújar / Hanif Escudero Uribe // Rector of the University of Córdoba
Opening of the course
13:00 — Questions and round-table
Online training
Module 1: Introduction to Islam
Module 2: Halal, a global concept
Practices:
Evaluation:
Also see:
| Rajaji Curry House” on Connecticut Avenue. The still ongoing happy hour and the mouth-watering menu made our decision to spend the evening in this restaurant particularly easy. As we sat down, we immediately ordered our drinks and some appetizers while perusing the menu in detail. The menu did indeed promise good food. However, while the others chatted I took a closer look at the menu and imagine my shock and horror when — on the very last page and in fine print — the menu read: “ We serve halal food.” I cried out: “ Sorry, you guys, but we have to get out of here! I cannot eat halal food. I am leaving. | 1,435 | 2,043 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_00_4555885#4_6476400 | http://1389blog.com/2011/06/29/why-non-muslims-should-avoid-halal-food/ | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food — 1389 Blog - Counterjihad! | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Gates of Vienna: The “Non-Existent” Islamization of America
Why should non-Muslims care about halal food?
Egghead also offers these links:
Halal food finances the worldwide jihad!
Gates of Vienna: The Theory and Practice of Halal
Technical Course on the Production of Halal Food
April 13 – May 13, 2012
Introduction:
Presentation:
Goals:
Methodology:
Recipients:
Program:
9:30 — Natalia Andújar / Hanif Escudero Uribe // Rector of the University of Córdoba
Opening of the course
13:00 — Questions and round-table
Online training
Module 1: Introduction to Islam
Module 2: Halal, a global concept
Practices:
Evaluation:
Also see:
| We serve halal food.” I cried out: “ Sorry, you guys, but we have to get out of here! I cannot eat halal food. I am leaving. Now .” The others immediately concurred with my decision. We motioned for the waiter and told him we would pay only for our drinks; the food order was canceled as the food was halal. The waiter was only very mildly indignant. | 1,920 | 2,269 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_00_4555885#5_6477819 | http://1389blog.com/2011/06/29/why-non-muslims-should-avoid-halal-food/ | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food — 1389 Blog - Counterjihad! | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Gates of Vienna: The “Non-Existent” Islamization of America
Why should non-Muslims care about halal food?
Egghead also offers these links:
Halal food finances the worldwide jihad!
Gates of Vienna: The Theory and Practice of Halal
Technical Course on the Production of Halal Food
April 13 – May 13, 2012
Introduction:
Presentation:
Goals:
Methodology:
Recipients:
Program:
9:30 — Natalia Andújar / Hanif Escudero Uribe // Rector of the University of Córdoba
Opening of the course
13:00 — Questions and round-table
Online training
Module 1: Introduction to Islam
Module 2: Halal, a global concept
Practices:
Evaluation:
Also see:
| Now .” The others immediately concurred with my decision. We motioned for the waiter and told him we would pay only for our drinks; the food order was canceled as the food was halal. The waiter was only very mildly indignant. He obviously realized that we knew exactly what halal meant. We ran outside and had an excellent meal across the street at an Irish pub. Very definitely not halal! I always spend the early part of the day of my flight home at an outlet mall. Like last year, my destination was Potomac Mills Mall in Woodbridge, Virginia. | 2,044 | 2,590 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_00_4555885#6_6479424 | http://1389blog.com/2011/06/29/why-non-muslims-should-avoid-halal-food/ | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food — 1389 Blog - Counterjihad! | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Gates of Vienna: The “Non-Existent” Islamization of America
Why should non-Muslims care about halal food?
Egghead also offers these links:
Halal food finances the worldwide jihad!
Gates of Vienna: The Theory and Practice of Halal
Technical Course on the Production of Halal Food
April 13 – May 13, 2012
Introduction:
Presentation:
Goals:
Methodology:
Recipients:
Program:
9:30 — Natalia Andújar / Hanif Escudero Uribe // Rector of the University of Córdoba
Opening of the course
13:00 — Questions and round-table
Online training
Module 1: Introduction to Islam
Module 2: Halal, a global concept
Practices:
Evaluation:
Also see:
| He obviously realized that we knew exactly what halal meant. We ran outside and had an excellent meal across the street at an Irish pub. Very definitely not halal! I always spend the early part of the day of my flight home at an outlet mall. Like last year, my destination was Potomac Mills Mall in Woodbridge, Virginia. Imagine my dismay when this year I saw this huge banner displayed in the mall, one that wasn’t there a year ago: The Petra Grill, as in Petra, Jordan. Halal food has now arrived at Potomac Mills Mall. And how many of those thousands of shoppers know what “halal” means? How many would even boycott the mall or protest if they did know? | 2,270 | 2,926 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_00_4555885#7_6481149 | http://1389blog.com/2011/06/29/why-non-muslims-should-avoid-halal-food/ | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food — 1389 Blog - Counterjihad! | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Gates of Vienna: The “Non-Existent” Islamization of America
Why should non-Muslims care about halal food?
Egghead also offers these links:
Halal food finances the worldwide jihad!
Gates of Vienna: The Theory and Practice of Halal
Technical Course on the Production of Halal Food
April 13 – May 13, 2012
Introduction:
Presentation:
Goals:
Methodology:
Recipients:
Program:
9:30 — Natalia Andújar / Hanif Escudero Uribe // Rector of the University of Córdoba
Opening of the course
13:00 — Questions and round-table
Online training
Module 1: Introduction to Islam
Module 2: Halal, a global concept
Practices:
Evaluation:
Also see:
| Imagine my dismay when this year I saw this huge banner displayed in the mall, one that wasn’t there a year ago: The Petra Grill, as in Petra, Jordan. Halal food has now arrived at Potomac Mills Mall. And how many of those thousands of shoppers know what “halal” means? How many would even boycott the mall or protest if they did know? And why do so many still insist that there is no Islamization of America? This monster is staring us in the face, ready to devour us whole. Get up and do something about it! Support ACT! for America. | 2,591 | 3,126 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_00_4555885#8_6482753 | http://1389blog.com/2011/06/29/why-non-muslims-should-avoid-halal-food/ | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food — 1389 Blog - Counterjihad! | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Gates of Vienna: The “Non-Existent” Islamization of America
Why should non-Muslims care about halal food?
Egghead also offers these links:
Halal food finances the worldwide jihad!
Gates of Vienna: The Theory and Practice of Halal
Technical Course on the Production of Halal Food
April 13 – May 13, 2012
Introduction:
Presentation:
Goals:
Methodology:
Recipients:
Program:
9:30 — Natalia Andújar / Hanif Escudero Uribe // Rector of the University of Córdoba
Opening of the course
13:00 — Questions and round-table
Online training
Module 1: Introduction to Islam
Module 2: Halal, a global concept
Practices:
Evaluation:
Also see:
| And why do so many still insist that there is no Islamization of America? This monster is staring us in the face, ready to devour us whole. Get up and do something about it! Support ACT! for America. Posted by Baron Bodissey at 6/28/2011 09:41:00 PM
Why should non-Muslims care about halal food? GoV commenter Egghead explains: Here is WHY non-Muslims should care about the introduction of any halal food into the West. I read a great anti-halal essay that explained that halal food contributes to four significant problems – independent of animal cruelty or religious issues. The first problem is an employment fairness issue. | 2,926 | 3,554 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_00_4555885#9_6484440 | http://1389blog.com/2011/06/29/why-non-muslims-should-avoid-halal-food/ | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food — 1389 Blog - Counterjihad! | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Gates of Vienna: The “Non-Existent” Islamization of America
Why should non-Muslims care about halal food?
Egghead also offers these links:
Halal food finances the worldwide jihad!
Gates of Vienna: The Theory and Practice of Halal
Technical Course on the Production of Halal Food
April 13 – May 13, 2012
Introduction:
Presentation:
Goals:
Methodology:
Recipients:
Program:
9:30 — Natalia Andújar / Hanif Escudero Uribe // Rector of the University of Córdoba
Opening of the course
13:00 — Questions and round-table
Online training
Module 1: Introduction to Islam
Module 2: Halal, a global concept
Practices:
Evaluation:
Also see:
| Posted by Baron Bodissey at 6/28/2011 09:41:00 PM
Why should non-Muslims care about halal food? GoV commenter Egghead explains: Here is WHY non-Muslims should care about the introduction of any halal food into the West. I read a great anti-halal essay that explained that halal food contributes to four significant problems – independent of animal cruelty or religious issues. The first problem is an employment fairness issue. Halal slaughter requires that Muslims perform all halal rituals. The end result is that Muslims begin to “take over” food production jobs of a nation. The idea that Muslims – who wish to eliminate non-Muslims – control any aspect of non-Muslim food production is disturbing. The second problem is a terrorist funding issue. All halal products require the monetary purchase of halal certification from a major Muslim entity – and some of that money inevitably supports terror efforts against the West. | 3,126 | 4,055 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_00_4555885#10_6486453 | http://1389blog.com/2011/06/29/why-non-muslims-should-avoid-halal-food/ | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food — 1389 Blog - Counterjihad! | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Gates of Vienna: The “Non-Existent” Islamization of America
Why should non-Muslims care about halal food?
Egghead also offers these links:
Halal food finances the worldwide jihad!
Gates of Vienna: The Theory and Practice of Halal
Technical Course on the Production of Halal Food
April 13 – May 13, 2012
Introduction:
Presentation:
Goals:
Methodology:
Recipients:
Program:
9:30 — Natalia Andújar / Hanif Escudero Uribe // Rector of the University of Córdoba
Opening of the course
13:00 — Questions and round-table
Online training
Module 1: Introduction to Islam
Module 2: Halal, a global concept
Practices:
Evaluation:
Also see:
| Halal slaughter requires that Muslims perform all halal rituals. The end result is that Muslims begin to “take over” food production jobs of a nation. The idea that Muslims – who wish to eliminate non-Muslims – control any aspect of non-Muslim food production is disturbing. The second problem is a terrorist funding issue. All halal products require the monetary purchase of halal certification from a major Muslim entity – and some of that money inevitably supports terror efforts against the West. The third problem is a Muslim immigration scam. Evidently, halal slaughter requires Western nations to import halal butchers from Muslim nations. The scam is that the halal butchers QUIT as soon as they receive their Western immigration status – requiring the constant importation of halal butchers from – you guessed it – Muslim nations. The fourth problem is that – where Western countries have banned guns but allow knives – halal butchers can use their butchering skills as very effective human murderers. In essence, the importation of halal butchers is the importation of devout Muslims who would make extremely effective foot soldiers in a fighting war. | 3,555 | 4,716 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_00_4555885#11_6488719 | http://1389blog.com/2011/06/29/why-non-muslims-should-avoid-halal-food/ | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food — 1389 Blog - Counterjihad! | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Gates of Vienna: The “Non-Existent” Islamization of America
Why should non-Muslims care about halal food?
Egghead also offers these links:
Halal food finances the worldwide jihad!
Gates of Vienna: The Theory and Practice of Halal
Technical Course on the Production of Halal Food
April 13 – May 13, 2012
Introduction:
Presentation:
Goals:
Methodology:
Recipients:
Program:
9:30 — Natalia Andújar / Hanif Escudero Uribe // Rector of the University of Córdoba
Opening of the course
13:00 — Questions and round-table
Online training
Module 1: Introduction to Islam
Module 2: Halal, a global concept
Practices:
Evaluation:
Also see:
| The third problem is a Muslim immigration scam. Evidently, halal slaughter requires Western nations to import halal butchers from Muslim nations. The scam is that the halal butchers QUIT as soon as they receive their Western immigration status – requiring the constant importation of halal butchers from – you guessed it – Muslim nations. The fourth problem is that – where Western countries have banned guns but allow knives – halal butchers can use their butchering skills as very effective human murderers. In essence, the importation of halal butchers is the importation of devout Muslims who would make extremely effective foot soldiers in a fighting war. In the meantime, halal butchers use their butchering skills to commit violent crimes in the West – halal human slaughters which go unreported by the main stream media. 6/29/2011 2:13 AM
Egghead also offers these links: The Halal Food Supply Chain
Australian Muslim community demands ‘taxpayer-funded halal training centre’
Halal food finances the worldwide jihad! Gates of Vienna: The Theory and Practice of Halal
One of the reasons that shariah finance and the halal food industry are flourishing in the West is that there is a lot of money to be made in these fields, by Muslim and infidel alike. | 4,055 | 5,315 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_00_4555885#12_6491077 | http://1389blog.com/2011/06/29/why-non-muslims-should-avoid-halal-food/ | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food — 1389 Blog - Counterjihad! | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Gates of Vienna: The “Non-Existent” Islamization of America
Why should non-Muslims care about halal food?
Egghead also offers these links:
Halal food finances the worldwide jihad!
Gates of Vienna: The Theory and Practice of Halal
Technical Course on the Production of Halal Food
April 13 – May 13, 2012
Introduction:
Presentation:
Goals:
Methodology:
Recipients:
Program:
9:30 — Natalia Andújar / Hanif Escudero Uribe // Rector of the University of Córdoba
Opening of the course
13:00 — Questions and round-table
Online training
Module 1: Introduction to Islam
Module 2: Halal, a global concept
Practices:
Evaluation:
Also see:
| In the meantime, halal butchers use their butchering skills to commit violent crimes in the West – halal human slaughters which go unreported by the main stream media. 6/29/2011 2:13 AM
Egghead also offers these links: The Halal Food Supply Chain
Australian Muslim community demands ‘taxpayer-funded halal training centre’
Halal food finances the worldwide jihad! Gates of Vienna: The Theory and Practice of Halal
One of the reasons that shariah finance and the halal food industry are flourishing in the West is that there is a lot of money to be made in these fields, by Muslim and infidel alike. Western banks aren’t pushing shariah-compliant mortgages because they’ve suddenly seen the light by reading the timeless verses of the Koran. No, they’ve seen the bottom line: shariah financing is very, very profitable — often more profitable than standard interest-based loans, since shariah loans are subject to a different regulatory regimen. The same applies to certified halal food products. Restaurants and groceries that carry them can expect more trade from culturally enriched customers. | 4,716 | 5,812 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_00_4555885#13_6493266 | http://1389blog.com/2011/06/29/why-non-muslims-should-avoid-halal-food/ | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food — 1389 Blog - Counterjihad! | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Gates of Vienna: The “Non-Existent” Islamization of America
Why should non-Muslims care about halal food?
Egghead also offers these links:
Halal food finances the worldwide jihad!
Gates of Vienna: The Theory and Practice of Halal
Technical Course on the Production of Halal Food
April 13 – May 13, 2012
Introduction:
Presentation:
Goals:
Methodology:
Recipients:
Program:
9:30 — Natalia Andújar / Hanif Escudero Uribe // Rector of the University of Córdoba
Opening of the course
13:00 — Questions and round-table
Online training
Module 1: Introduction to Islam
Module 2: Halal, a global concept
Practices:
Evaluation:
Also see:
| Western banks aren’t pushing shariah-compliant mortgages because they’ve suddenly seen the light by reading the timeless verses of the Koran. No, they’ve seen the bottom line: shariah financing is very, very profitable — often more profitable than standard interest-based loans, since shariah loans are subject to a different regulatory regimen. The same applies to certified halal food products. Restaurants and groceries that carry them can expect more trade from culturally enriched customers. Exact figures are hard to determine, but billions and billions of dollars in profits are made at all levels every year by the halal industry. In both of these fields, a shariah-mandated portion of the proceeds must be handed over to the Islamic authorities as zakat, or alms — one eighth of which must be applied to financing jihad. The following course prospectus for Formación Halal (“Halal Training”) comes from the Halal Institute in Córdoba, Spain. This is not a little hole-in-the-wall storefront cooking school, mind you, but a respectable academic institution associated with the University of Córdoba. And don’t forget the symbolic significance of Córdoba for the Reconquista. | 5,315 | 6,498 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_00_4555885#14_6495563 | http://1389blog.com/2011/06/29/why-non-muslims-should-avoid-halal-food/ | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food — 1389 Blog - Counterjihad! | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Gates of Vienna: The “Non-Existent” Islamization of America
Why should non-Muslims care about halal food?
Egghead also offers these links:
Halal food finances the worldwide jihad!
Gates of Vienna: The Theory and Practice of Halal
Technical Course on the Production of Halal Food
April 13 – May 13, 2012
Introduction:
Presentation:
Goals:
Methodology:
Recipients:
Program:
9:30 — Natalia Andújar / Hanif Escudero Uribe // Rector of the University of Córdoba
Opening of the course
13:00 — Questions and round-table
Online training
Module 1: Introduction to Islam
Module 2: Halal, a global concept
Practices:
Evaluation:
Also see:
| Exact figures are hard to determine, but billions and billions of dollars in profits are made at all levels every year by the halal industry. In both of these fields, a shariah-mandated portion of the proceeds must be handed over to the Islamic authorities as zakat, or alms — one eighth of which must be applied to financing jihad. The following course prospectus for Formación Halal (“Halal Training”) comes from the Halal Institute in Córdoba, Spain. This is not a little hole-in-the-wall storefront cooking school, mind you, but a respectable academic institution associated with the University of Córdoba. And don’t forget the symbolic significance of Córdoba for the Reconquista. Spain is now in the midst of a “de-Reconquista”, and the presence of the Halal Institute in Córdoba is concrete evidence of that ongoing process. Our Spanish correspondent Hermes has this to say about Halal Training and the Halal Institute: This is the first course of its kind. There is a bit more at the Halal Institute: halal cosmetics, halal holidays, halal economics, halal ecology, halal TV… and halal placenta for the Muslim woman’s skin. | 5,813 | 6,944 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_00_4555885#15_6497814 | http://1389blog.com/2011/06/29/why-non-muslims-should-avoid-halal-food/ | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food — 1389 Blog - Counterjihad! | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Gates of Vienna: The “Non-Existent” Islamization of America
Why should non-Muslims care about halal food?
Egghead also offers these links:
Halal food finances the worldwide jihad!
Gates of Vienna: The Theory and Practice of Halal
Technical Course on the Production of Halal Food
April 13 – May 13, 2012
Introduction:
Presentation:
Goals:
Methodology:
Recipients:
Program:
9:30 — Natalia Andújar / Hanif Escudero Uribe // Rector of the University of Córdoba
Opening of the course
13:00 — Questions and round-table
Online training
Module 1: Introduction to Islam
Module 2: Halal, a global concept
Practices:
Evaluation:
Also see:
| Spain is now in the midst of a “de-Reconquista”, and the presence of the Halal Institute in Córdoba is concrete evidence of that ongoing process. Our Spanish correspondent Hermes has this to say about Halal Training and the Halal Institute: This is the first course of its kind. There is a bit more at the Halal Institute: halal cosmetics, halal holidays, halal economics, halal ecology, halal TV… and halal placenta for the Muslim woman’s skin. There are sections in English here and there, for example at the bottom of the “secciones” list, at “turismo halal”. Many thanks to Hermes for translating this course information, taken from a PDF file made available by Educaislam: Technical Course on the Production of Halal Food
April 13 – May 13, 2012
Introduction: Educaislam is a training center sponsored by the Islamic Council and dedicated to the teaching of Islam in its different dimensions (culture, politics, economy, religion, etc.). Society’s growing interest in Islam and Muslim-related issues has made necessary the creation of a dynamic and plural learning environment. | 6,499 | 7,581 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_00_4555885#16_6500008 | http://1389blog.com/2011/06/29/why-non-muslims-should-avoid-halal-food/ | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food — 1389 Blog - Counterjihad! | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Gates of Vienna: The “Non-Existent” Islamization of America
Why should non-Muslims care about halal food?
Egghead also offers these links:
Halal food finances the worldwide jihad!
Gates of Vienna: The Theory and Practice of Halal
Technical Course on the Production of Halal Food
April 13 – May 13, 2012
Introduction:
Presentation:
Goals:
Methodology:
Recipients:
Program:
9:30 — Natalia Andújar / Hanif Escudero Uribe // Rector of the University of Córdoba
Opening of the course
13:00 — Questions and round-table
Online training
Module 1: Introduction to Islam
Module 2: Halal, a global concept
Practices:
Evaluation:
Also see:
| There are sections in English here and there, for example at the bottom of the “secciones” list, at “turismo halal”. Many thanks to Hermes for translating this course information, taken from a PDF file made available by Educaislam: Technical Course on the Production of Halal Food
April 13 – May 13, 2012
Introduction: Educaislam is a training center sponsored by the Islamic Council and dedicated to the teaching of Islam in its different dimensions (culture, politics, economy, religion, etc.). Society’s growing interest in Islam and Muslim-related issues has made necessary the creation of a dynamic and plural learning environment. Presentation: Halal is a global concept which refers to a set of practices and conducts which are allowed under Sharia, or Islamic law. Nowadays the halal industry is growing, creating a special demand for qualified personnel in order to ensure the quality in the different stages of the production of halal food. Goals: That’s why this Training Course on the Production of Halal Food has been made possible, a course in order to increase the participants’ knowledge in such aspects as the halal slaughter, animal welfare, food handling or the usage of ingredients and additives. | 6,944 | 8,161 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_00_4555885#17_6502321 | http://1389blog.com/2011/06/29/why-non-muslims-should-avoid-halal-food/ | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food — 1389 Blog - Counterjihad! | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Gates of Vienna: The “Non-Existent” Islamization of America
Why should non-Muslims care about halal food?
Egghead also offers these links:
Halal food finances the worldwide jihad!
Gates of Vienna: The Theory and Practice of Halal
Technical Course on the Production of Halal Food
April 13 – May 13, 2012
Introduction:
Presentation:
Goals:
Methodology:
Recipients:
Program:
9:30 — Natalia Andújar / Hanif Escudero Uribe // Rector of the University of Córdoba
Opening of the course
13:00 — Questions and round-table
Online training
Module 1: Introduction to Islam
Module 2: Halal, a global concept
Practices:
Evaluation:
Also see:
| Presentation: Halal is a global concept which refers to a set of practices and conducts which are allowed under Sharia, or Islamic law. Nowadays the halal industry is growing, creating a special demand for qualified personnel in order to ensure the quality in the different stages of the production of halal food. Goals: That’s why this Training Course on the Production of Halal Food has been made possible, a course in order to increase the participants’ knowledge in such aspects as the halal slaughter, animal welfare, food handling or the usage of ingredients and additives. The main goals are: To provide theoretical and practical knowledge on the different phases of the halal food process-lines and production in an industrial context. To provide proper training regarding the maintenance of professional practices and ethical guidelines in order to guarantee the functioning of the halal production line. To make Spanish, European and international halal guidelines known. Methodology: | 7,581 | 8,576 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_00_4555885#18_6504380 | http://1389blog.com/2011/06/29/why-non-muslims-should-avoid-halal-food/ | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food — 1389 Blog - Counterjihad! | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Gates of Vienna: The “Non-Existent” Islamization of America
Why should non-Muslims care about halal food?
Egghead also offers these links:
Halal food finances the worldwide jihad!
Gates of Vienna: The Theory and Practice of Halal
Technical Course on the Production of Halal Food
April 13 – May 13, 2012
Introduction:
Presentation:
Goals:
Methodology:
Recipients:
Program:
9:30 — Natalia Andújar / Hanif Escudero Uribe // Rector of the University of Córdoba
Opening of the course
13:00 — Questions and round-table
Online training
Module 1: Introduction to Islam
Module 2: Halal, a global concept
Practices:
Evaluation:
Also see:
| The main goals are: To provide theoretical and practical knowledge on the different phases of the halal food process-lines and production in an industrial context. To provide proper training regarding the maintenance of professional practices and ethical guidelines in order to guarantee the functioning of the halal production line. To make Spanish, European and international halal guidelines known. Methodology: A structured and partly face-to-face study methodology has been prepared. It includes different module contents which deal with a wide range of aspects from the most general to the most specific ones. Assessments, exercises, exams and practical activities will take place. The course will also have a permanent virtual platform on which discussion forums will be held. An initial and a final face-to-face session will take place in order to comply with the performance of the practical sessions. | 8,162 | 9,072 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_00_4555885#19_6506345 | http://1389blog.com/2011/06/29/why-non-muslims-should-avoid-halal-food/ | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food — 1389 Blog - Counterjihad! | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Gates of Vienna: The “Non-Existent” Islamization of America
Why should non-Muslims care about halal food?
Egghead also offers these links:
Halal food finances the worldwide jihad!
Gates of Vienna: The Theory and Practice of Halal
Technical Course on the Production of Halal Food
April 13 – May 13, 2012
Introduction:
Presentation:
Goals:
Methodology:
Recipients:
Program:
9:30 — Natalia Andújar / Hanif Escudero Uribe // Rector of the University of Córdoba
Opening of the course
13:00 — Questions and round-table
Online training
Module 1: Introduction to Islam
Module 2: Halal, a global concept
Practices:
Evaluation:
Also see:
| A structured and partly face-to-face study methodology has been prepared. It includes different module contents which deal with a wide range of aspects from the most general to the most specific ones. Assessments, exercises, exams and practical activities will take place. The course will also have a permanent virtual platform on which discussion forums will be held. An initial and a final face-to-face session will take place in order to comply with the performance of the practical sessions. Recipients: The course is designed for people with an interest in performing professional activities in any of the stages of the halal production line, such as food-handler, production technician, kitchen manager, slaughterer, butchery operator. Program: The course program will be guided and imparted by experts in Islamic food legislation, scholars of Shariah and Islam, and professionals of the industrial environment. This will convey a kind of learning which will ensure that students receive the tools, documentation and knowledge required to become a specialist in the production of halal food. | 8,576 | 9,674 |
msmarco_v2.1_doc_00_4555885#20_6508497 | http://1389blog.com/2011/06/29/why-non-muslims-should-avoid-halal-food/ | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food — 1389 Blog - Counterjihad! | Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Why Non-Muslims Should Avoid Halal Food
Gates of Vienna: The “Non-Existent” Islamization of America
Why should non-Muslims care about halal food?
Egghead also offers these links:
Halal food finances the worldwide jihad!
Gates of Vienna: The Theory and Practice of Halal
Technical Course on the Production of Halal Food
April 13 – May 13, 2012
Introduction:
Presentation:
Goals:
Methodology:
Recipients:
Program:
9:30 — Natalia Andújar / Hanif Escudero Uribe // Rector of the University of Córdoba
Opening of the course
13:00 — Questions and round-table
Online training
Module 1: Introduction to Islam
Module 2: Halal, a global concept
Practices:
Evaluation:
Also see:
| Recipients: The course is designed for people with an interest in performing professional activities in any of the stages of the halal production line, such as food-handler, production technician, kitchen manager, slaughterer, butchery operator. Program: The course program will be guided and imparted by experts in Islamic food legislation, scholars of Shariah and Islam, and professionals of the industrial environment. This will convey a kind of learning which will ensure that students receive the tools, documentation and knowledge required to become a specialist in the production of halal food. In order to fulfill this goal the following activities have been developed: Course opening and face-to-face session
Rectorate building of the University or Córdoba — April 13 (from 9:30 to 14:00)
9:30 — Natalia Andújar / Hanif Escudero Uribe // Rector of the University of Córdoba
Opening of the course
10:00 — Isabel Romero | 9,072 | 9,999 |
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When anyone refers to Hitler or the Nazis as “right-wing” or “extreme right,” they are either mistaken or deliberately lying. There is a definite reason why the Nazi Party called itself the National Socialist German Workers Party. The Independent: Hitler and the socialist dream
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He declared that ‘national socialism was based on Marx’. Socialists have always disowned him. But a new book insists that he was, at heart, a left-winger. George Watson – Sunday 22 November 1998
In April 1945, when Adolf Hitler died by his own hand in the rubble of Berlin, nobody was much interested in what he had once believed. That was to be expected. | 0 | 856 |
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He declared that ‘national socialism was based on Marx’. Socialists have always disowned him. But a new book insists that he was, at heart, a left-winger. George Watson – Sunday 22 November 1998
In April 1945, when Adolf Hitler died by his own hand in the rubble of Berlin, nobody was much interested in what he had once believed. That was to be expected. War is no time for reflection, and what Hitler had done was so shattering, and so widely known through images of naked bodies piled high in mass graves, that little or no attention could readily be paid to National Socialism as an idea. It was hard to think of it as an idea at all. Hitler, who had once looked a crank or a clown, was exposed as the leader of a gang of thugs, and the world was content to know no more than that. Half a century on, there is much to be said. Even thuggery can have its reasons, and the materials that have newly appeared, though they may not transform judgement, undoubtedly enrich and deepen it. | 484 | 1,486 |
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| War is no time for reflection, and what Hitler had done was so shattering, and so widely known through images of naked bodies piled high in mass graves, that little or no attention could readily be paid to National Socialism as an idea. It was hard to think of it as an idea at all. Hitler, who had once looked a crank or a clown, was exposed as the leader of a gang of thugs, and the world was content to know no more than that. Half a century on, there is much to be said. Even thuggery can have its reasons, and the materials that have newly appeared, though they may not transform judgement, undoubtedly enrich and deepen it. Confidants of Hitler. such as the late Albert Speer, have published their reminiscences; his wartime table-talk is a book; early revelations like Hermann Rauschning’s Hitler Speaks of 1939 have been validated by painstaking research, and the notes of dead Nazis like Otto Wagener have been edited, along with a full text of Goebbels’s diary. It is now clear beyond all reasonable doubt that Hitler and his associates believed they were socialists, and that others, including democratic socialists, thought so too. | 857 | 2,000 |
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| Confidants of Hitler. such as the late Albert Speer, have published their reminiscences; his wartime table-talk is a book; early revelations like Hermann Rauschning’s Hitler Speaks of 1939 have been validated by painstaking research, and the notes of dead Nazis like Otto Wagener have been edited, along with a full text of Goebbels’s diary. It is now clear beyond all reasonable doubt that Hitler and his associates believed they were socialists, and that others, including democratic socialists, thought so too. The title of National Socialism was not hypocritical. The evidence before 1945 was more private than public, which is perhaps significant in itself. In public Hitler was always anti-Marxist, and in an age in which the Soviet Union was the only socialist state on earth, and with anti-Bolshevism a large part of his popular appeal, he may have been understandably reluctant to speak openly of his sources. His megalomania, in any case, would have prevented him from calling himself anyone’s disciple. That led to an odd and paradoxical alliance between modern historians and the mind of a dead dictator. | 1,487 | 2,603 |
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| The title of National Socialism was not hypocritical. The evidence before 1945 was more private than public, which is perhaps significant in itself. In public Hitler was always anti-Marxist, and in an age in which the Soviet Union was the only socialist state on earth, and with anti-Bolshevism a large part of his popular appeal, he may have been understandably reluctant to speak openly of his sources. His megalomania, in any case, would have prevented him from calling himself anyone’s disciple. That led to an odd and paradoxical alliance between modern historians and the mind of a dead dictator. Many recent analysts have fastidiously refused to study the mind of Hitler; and they accept, as unquestioningly as many Nazis did in the 1930s, the slogan “Crusade against Marxism” as a summary of his views. An age in which fascism has become a term of abuse is unlikely to analyse it profoundly. His private conversations, however, though they do not overturn his reputation as an anti-Communist, qualify it heavily. Hermann Rauschning, for example, a Danzig Nazi who knew Hitler before and after his accession to power in 1933, tells how in private Hitler acknowledged his profound debt to the Marxian tradition. “ | 2,001 | 3,220 |
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| Many recent analysts have fastidiously refused to study the mind of Hitler; and they accept, as unquestioningly as many Nazis did in the 1930s, the slogan “Crusade against Marxism” as a summary of his views. An age in which fascism has become a term of abuse is unlikely to analyse it profoundly. His private conversations, however, though they do not overturn his reputation as an anti-Communist, qualify it heavily. Hermann Rauschning, for example, a Danzig Nazi who knew Hitler before and after his accession to power in 1933, tells how in private Hitler acknowledged his profound debt to the Marxian tradition. “ I have learned a great deal from Marxism” he once remarked, “as I do not hesitate to admit”. He was proud of a knowledge of Marxist texts acquired in his student days before the First World War and later in a Bavarian prison, in 1924, after the failure of the Munich putsch. The trouble with Weimar Republic politicians, he told Otto Wagener at much the same time, was that “they had never even read Marx”, implying that no one who had failed to read so important an author could even begin to understand the modern world; in consequence, he went on, they imagined that the October revolution in 1917 had been “a private Russian affair”, whereas in fact it had changed the whole course of human history! His differences with the communists, he explained, were less ideological than tactical. | 2,604 | 4,011 |
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| I have learned a great deal from Marxism” he once remarked, “as I do not hesitate to admit”. He was proud of a knowledge of Marxist texts acquired in his student days before the First World War and later in a Bavarian prison, in 1924, after the failure of the Munich putsch. The trouble with Weimar Republic politicians, he told Otto Wagener at much the same time, was that “they had never even read Marx”, implying that no one who had failed to read so important an author could even begin to understand the modern world; in consequence, he went on, they imagined that the October revolution in 1917 had been “a private Russian affair”, whereas in fact it had changed the whole course of human history! His differences with the communists, he explained, were less ideological than tactical. German communists he had known before he took power, he told Rauschning, thought politics meant talking and writing. They were mere pamphleteers, whereas “I have put into practice what these peddlers and pen pushers have timidly begun”, adding revealingly that “the whole of National Socialism” was based on Marx. That is a devastating remark and it is blunter than anything in his speeches or in Mein Kampf.; though even in the autobiography he observes that his own doctrine was fundamentally distinguished from the Marxist by reason that it recognised the significance of race – implying, perhaps, that it might otherwise easily look like a derivative. Without race, he went on, National Socialism “would really do nothing more than compete with Marxism on its own ground”. | 3,220 | 4,788 |
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| German communists he had known before he took power, he told Rauschning, thought politics meant talking and writing. They were mere pamphleteers, whereas “I have put into practice what these peddlers and pen pushers have timidly begun”, adding revealingly that “the whole of National Socialism” was based on Marx. That is a devastating remark and it is blunter than anything in his speeches or in Mein Kampf.; though even in the autobiography he observes that his own doctrine was fundamentally distinguished from the Marxist by reason that it recognised the significance of race – implying, perhaps, that it might otherwise easily look like a derivative. Without race, he went on, National Socialism “would really do nothing more than compete with Marxism on its own ground”. Marxism was internationalist. The proletariat, as the famous slogan goes, has no fatherland. Hitler had a fatherland, and it was everything to him. Yet privately, and perhaps even publicly, he conceded that National Socialism was based on Marx. On reflection, it makes consistent sense. | 4,012 | 5,075 |
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| Marxism was internationalist. The proletariat, as the famous slogan goes, has no fatherland. Hitler had a fatherland, and it was everything to him. Yet privately, and perhaps even publicly, he conceded that National Socialism was based on Marx. On reflection, it makes consistent sense. The basis of a dogma is not the dogma, much as the foundation of a building is not the building, and in numerous ways National Socialism was based on Marxism. It was a theory of history and not, like liberalism or social democracy, a mere agenda of legislative proposals. And it was a theory of human, not just of German, history, a heady vision that claimed to understand the whole past and future of mankind. Hitler’s discovery was that socialism could be national as well as international. There could be a national socialism. | 4,789 | 5,605 |
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| The basis of a dogma is not the dogma, much as the foundation of a building is not the building, and in numerous ways National Socialism was based on Marxism. It was a theory of history and not, like liberalism or social democracy, a mere agenda of legislative proposals. And it was a theory of human, not just of German, history, a heady vision that claimed to understand the whole past and future of mankind. Hitler’s discovery was that socialism could be national as well as international. There could be a national socialism. That is how he reportedly talked to his fellow Nazi Otto Wagener in the early 1930s. The socialism of the future would lie in “the community of the volk”, not in internationalism, he claimed, and his task was to “convert the German volk to socialism without simply killing off the old individualists”, meaning the entrepreneurial and managerial classes left from the age of liberalism. They should be used, not destroyed. The state could control, after all, without owning, guided by a single party, the economy could be planned and directed without dispossessing the propertied classes. That realisation was crucial. | 5,076 | 6,223 |
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| That is how he reportedly talked to his fellow Nazi Otto Wagener in the early 1930s. The socialism of the future would lie in “the community of the volk”, not in internationalism, he claimed, and his task was to “convert the German volk to socialism without simply killing off the old individualists”, meaning the entrepreneurial and managerial classes left from the age of liberalism. They should be used, not destroyed. The state could control, after all, without owning, guided by a single party, the economy could be planned and directed without dispossessing the propertied classes. That realisation was crucial. To dispossess, after all, as the Russian civil war had recently shown, could only mean Germans fighting Germans, and Hitler believed there was a quicker and more efficient route. There could be socialism without civil war. Now that the age of individualism had ended, he told Wagener, the task was to “find and travel the road from individualism to socialism without revolution”. Marx and Lenin had seen the right goal, but chosen the wrong route – a long and needlessly painful route – and, in destroying the bourgeois and the kulak, Lenin had turned Russia into a grey mass of undifferentiated humanity, a vast anonymous horde of the dispossessed; they had “averaged downwards”; | 5,606 | 6,904 |
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| To dispossess, after all, as the Russian civil war had recently shown, could only mean Germans fighting Germans, and Hitler believed there was a quicker and more efficient route. There could be socialism without civil war. Now that the age of individualism had ended, he told Wagener, the task was to “find and travel the road from individualism to socialism without revolution”. Marx and Lenin had seen the right goal, but chosen the wrong route – a long and needlessly painful route – and, in destroying the bourgeois and the kulak, Lenin had turned Russia into a grey mass of undifferentiated humanity, a vast anonymous horde of the dispossessed; they had “averaged downwards”; whereas the National Socialist state would raise living standards higher than capitalism had ever known. It is plain that Hitler and his associates meant their claim to socialism to be taken seriously; they took it seriously themselves. For half a century, none the less, Hitler has been portrayed, if not as a conservative – the word is many shades too pale – at least as an extreme instance of the political right. It is doubtful if he or his friends would have recognised the description. | 6,224 | 7,396 |
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| whereas the National Socialist state would raise living standards higher than capitalism had ever known. It is plain that Hitler and his associates meant their claim to socialism to be taken seriously; they took it seriously themselves. For half a century, none the less, Hitler has been portrayed, if not as a conservative – the word is many shades too pale – at least as an extreme instance of the political right. It is doubtful if he or his friends would have recognised the description. His own thoughts gave no prominence to left and right, and he is unlikely to have seen much point in any linear theory of politics. Since he had solved for all time the enigma of history, as he imagined, National Socialism was unique. The elements might be at once diverse and familiar, but the mix was his. Hitler’s mind, it has often been noticed, was in many ways backward-looking: not medievalising, on the whole, like Victorian socialists such as Ruskin and William Morris, but fascinated by a far remoter past of heroic virtue. | 6,905 | 7,930 |
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| His own thoughts gave no prominence to left and right, and he is unlikely to have seen much point in any linear theory of politics. Since he had solved for all time the enigma of history, as he imagined, National Socialism was unique. The elements might be at once diverse and familiar, but the mix was his. Hitler’s mind, it has often been noticed, was in many ways backward-looking: not medievalising, on the whole, like Victorian socialists such as Ruskin and William Morris, but fascinated by a far remoter past of heroic virtue. It is now widely forgotten that much the same could be said of Marx and Engels. It is the issue of race, above all, that for half a century has prevented National Socialism from being seen as socialist. The proletariat may have no fatherland, as Lenin said. But there were still, in Marx’s view, races that would have to be exterminated. That is a view he published in January-February 1849 in an article by Engels called “The Hungarian Struggle” in Marx’s journal the Neue Rheinische Zeitung, and the point was recalled by socialists down to the rise of Hitler. | 7,397 | 8,493 |
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| It is now widely forgotten that much the same could be said of Marx and Engels. It is the issue of race, above all, that for half a century has prevented National Socialism from being seen as socialist. The proletariat may have no fatherland, as Lenin said. But there were still, in Marx’s view, races that would have to be exterminated. That is a view he published in January-February 1849 in an article by Engels called “The Hungarian Struggle” in Marx’s journal the Neue Rheinische Zeitung, and the point was recalled by socialists down to the rise of Hitler. It is now becoming possible to believe that Auschwitz was socialist-inspired. The Marxist theory of history required and demanded genocide for reasons implicit in its claim that feudalism was already giving place to capitalism, which must in its turn be superseded by socialism. Entire races would be left behind after a workers’ revolution, feudal remnants in a socialist age; and since they could not advance two steps at a time, they would have to be killed. They were racial trash, as Engels called them, and fit only for the dung-heap of history. | 7,931 | 9,045 |
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| It is now becoming possible to believe that Auschwitz was socialist-inspired. The Marxist theory of history required and demanded genocide for reasons implicit in its claim that feudalism was already giving place to capitalism, which must in its turn be superseded by socialism. Entire races would be left behind after a workers’ revolution, feudal remnants in a socialist age; and since they could not advance two steps at a time, they would have to be killed. They were racial trash, as Engels called them, and fit only for the dung-heap of history. […]
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Then come up with one unique example of a product that displays the characteristics of what you just described. There are 17 of you, so there should be 17 different examples posted in this forum. Be creative. Due Sunday, Feb 26 at 12:00 noon. Worth the attendance points for the week. [Last edited Feb 16, 2012 06:36:18]
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The network effect is the occurrence where the value of a product or service is dependant upon how many people are using it. The more people using it, the more valuable it becomes. | 0 | 896 |
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The network effect is the occurrence where the value of a product or service is dependant upon how many people are using it. The more people using it, the more valuable it becomes. The most obvious example is facebook. If your friends weren’t using it, there would be no reason to join. The same could be said for any other social network. Another example is the iPhone; more specifically the feature of the iPhone called FaceTime. | 513 | 1,147 |
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Topic 1: Lagged Demand, Network Effects, and Simultaneous Consumption | The most obvious example is facebook. If your friends weren’t using it, there would be no reason to join. The same could be said for any other social network. Another example is the iPhone; more specifically the feature of the iPhone called FaceTime. FaceTime allows you to video chat on your cell phone. It’s a very cool feature to have, but it can only be used to video chat with others who also have an iPhone (unless you download an application that allows you to chat with some other smartphones). This means it is only valuable to a person if they know others who also have an iPhone. The more people who have iPhones, the more valuable FaceTime becomes. KristenSwagman said Feb 24, 2012 01:04:09
Lagged demand is the demand for a good tomorrow due to the consumption of the good today. | 897 | 1,689 |
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Topic 1: Lagged Demand, Network Effects, and Simultaneous Consumption | FaceTime allows you to video chat on your cell phone. It’s a very cool feature to have, but it can only be used to video chat with others who also have an iPhone (unless you download an application that allows you to chat with some other smartphones). This means it is only valuable to a person if they know others who also have an iPhone. The more people who have iPhones, the more valuable FaceTime becomes. KristenSwagman said Feb 24, 2012 01:04:09
Lagged demand is the demand for a good tomorrow due to the consumption of the good today. Lagged demand goods are addictive. The larger the quantity of these goods purchased today, the greater the demand will be tomorrow. Firms selling lagged demand goods may lower the price today in hopes of greater consumption in the future. An example of a lagged demand good would be cigarettes. If someone buys cigarettes today, chances are they are going to buy them again. | 1,148 | 2,064 |
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Topic 1: Lagged Demand, Network Effects, and Simultaneous Consumption | Lagged demand goods are addictive. The larger the quantity of these goods purchased today, the greater the demand will be tomorrow. Firms selling lagged demand goods may lower the price today in hopes of greater consumption in the future. An example of a lagged demand good would be cigarettes. If someone buys cigarettes today, chances are they are going to buy them again. Cigarette companies thrive off people's addiction to them. The consumption of a cigarette today leads to the demand for more cigarettes in the future. JordanHughes said Feb 24, 2012 21:53:21
Lagged demand is the amount of demand for a good in the future based on the amount of consumption today. A good example of lagged demand is alcohol because it is addictive. This means that an alcoholic, because they are addicted to alcohol, will have a greater demand for alcohol. | 1,690 | 2,536 |
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Topic 1: Lagged Demand, Network Effects, and Simultaneous Consumption | Cigarette companies thrive off people's addiction to them. The consumption of a cigarette today leads to the demand for more cigarettes in the future. JordanHughes said Feb 24, 2012 21:53:21
Lagged demand is the amount of demand for a good in the future based on the amount of consumption today. A good example of lagged demand is alcohol because it is addictive. This means that an alcoholic, because they are addicted to alcohol, will have a greater demand for alcohol. Lagged demand is similar to the theory called "rational addiction" which is the view that before consumption starts, people can weigh the rational pros and cons of consuming goods thats can be physically convincing in consumption. allison2448 said Feb 26, 2012 03:31:20
A network effect can also be called a network externality which is the effect that one user of a product has on the value of a product especially to other people. When the effect is present the value of a good or service is dependent on the number of people using it. An example of this effect would be hardware and software for computers. Developers want to make products that are the most compatible with users and their systems. | 2,065 | 3,238 |
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Topic 1: Lagged Demand, Network Effects, and Simultaneous Consumption | Lagged demand is similar to the theory called "rational addiction" which is the view that before consumption starts, people can weigh the rational pros and cons of consuming goods thats can be physically convincing in consumption. allison2448 said Feb 26, 2012 03:31:20
A network effect can also be called a network externality which is the effect that one user of a product has on the value of a product especially to other people. When the effect is present the value of a good or service is dependent on the number of people using it. An example of this effect would be hardware and software for computers. Developers want to make products that are the most compatible with users and their systems. Microsoft Windows is a system that is the most compatible with computer users therefore it has increased value and demonstrates the network effect. MeganMaxwell said Feb 26, 2012 17:45:57
The network effect occurs when a product becomes valuable because an increasing number of people have it. This effect constantly increases adopters. Initially, this usually occurs because someone you know uses the service or product and later could occur because "everyone" uses it. An example of this would be Xbox live. | 2,537 | 3,748 |
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Topic 1: Lagged Demand, Network Effects, and Simultaneous Consumption | Microsoft Windows is a system that is the most compatible with computer users therefore it has increased value and demonstrates the network effect. MeganMaxwell said Feb 26, 2012 17:45:57
The network effect occurs when a product becomes valuable because an increasing number of people have it. This effect constantly increases adopters. Initially, this usually occurs because someone you know uses the service or product and later could occur because "everyone" uses it. An example of this would be Xbox live. The more people that have Xbox live that are able to have fun and communicate with each other over the service the more valuable it becomes. If your friends are able to play games and talk with each other using Xbox live the product would be more valuable to you, thus proving the network effect. mcdonaldm91 said Feb 26, 2012 18:11:35
A network effect occurs when the value of a product increases due to the number of people using it. The more people that are using the product, the more compatible or desirable it becomes. The network effect is evident in the Ebay and Craigslist websites. | 3,239 | 4,340 |
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Topic 1: Lagged Demand, Network Effects, and Simultaneous Consumption | The more people that have Xbox live that are able to have fun and communicate with each other over the service the more valuable it becomes. If your friends are able to play games and talk with each other using Xbox live the product would be more valuable to you, thus proving the network effect. mcdonaldm91 said Feb 26, 2012 18:11:35
A network effect occurs when the value of a product increases due to the number of people using it. The more people that are using the product, the more compatible or desirable it becomes. The network effect is evident in the Ebay and Craigslist websites. Here, people can buy and sell goods from other consumers or sellers. The amount of buyers depends on how many goods are posted. Also, the number of goods posted depends on the number of buyers that visit the website. A seller would not take the time to posta good to the website if they did not believe there was enough traffic on the website to sell the good. TaylorHines said Feb 27, 2012 04:23:20
Simultaneous consumption is the ability of a product to satisfy a large number of people at the same time. | 3,749 | 4,847 |
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Topic 1: Lagged Demand, Network Effects, and Simultaneous Consumption | Here, people can buy and sell goods from other consumers or sellers. The amount of buyers depends on how many goods are posted. Also, the number of goods posted depends on the number of buyers that visit the website. A seller would not take the time to posta good to the website if they did not believe there was enough traffic on the website to sell the good. TaylorHines said Feb 27, 2012 04:23:20
Simultaneous consumption is the ability of a product to satisfy a large number of people at the same time. An example of this is when you go see a movie. When you go to a movie you are usually watching it with many people and the does not incur any additional cost per person. CWood323 said Feb 27, 2012 05:30:18
A network effect is a good or service that becomes more valuable when more people use it. The internet is a good example. In the early days of the internet there were very few users, and it was almost irrelevant to anyone outside of the military and some research scientists. | 4,341 | 5,329 |
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Topic 1: Lagged Demand, Network Effects, and Simultaneous Consumption | An example of this is when you go see a movie. When you go to a movie you are usually watching it with many people and the does not incur any additional cost per person. CWood323 said Feb 27, 2012 05:30:18
A network effect is a good or service that becomes more valuable when more people use it. The internet is a good example. In the early days of the internet there were very few users, and it was almost irrelevant to anyone outside of the military and some research scientists. As more people gained access to the internet, there were more and more websites to visit and more people to communicate with. This in turn made the internet became extremely valuable to all of its users. KyleSitomer said Feb 27, 2012 19:09:41
Simultaneous consumption refers to the ability of a product to be consumed by more than one user in an instant. A good example of simultaneous consumption involves data networks for wireless carriers. Carriers such as AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint have many cell phone users consuming data through their networks at the same time. | 4,848 | 5,899 |
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Topic 1: Lagged Demand, Network Effects, and Simultaneous Consumption | As more people gained access to the internet, there were more and more websites to visit and more people to communicate with. This in turn made the internet became extremely valuable to all of its users. KyleSitomer said Feb 27, 2012 19:09:41
Simultaneous consumption refers to the ability of a product to be consumed by more than one user in an instant. A good example of simultaneous consumption involves data networks for wireless carriers. Carriers such as AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint have many cell phone users consuming data through their networks at the same time. Without simultaneous consumption, data networks would be rather useless to users. kmtvc8 said Feb 27, 2012 20:51:11
A network effect is either the positive or negative effect that a user has on the value of a product or service to other people. The ideal state is critical mass which is when the value obtained from the product or service is greater than or equal to the price paid for it. A good example in the business world is Microsoft office. If Microsoft office did not exist, there would not be any consistency among documents that are exchanged internally and externally among businesses. | 5,330 | 6,496 |
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Topic 1: Lagged Demand, Network Effects, and Simultaneous Consumption | Without simultaneous consumption, data networks would be rather useless to users. kmtvc8 said Feb 27, 2012 20:51:11
A network effect is either the positive or negative effect that a user has on the value of a product or service to other people. The ideal state is critical mass which is when the value obtained from the product or service is greater than or equal to the price paid for it. A good example in the business world is Microsoft office. If Microsoft office did not exist, there would not be any consistency among documents that are exchanged internally and externally among businesses. CodyMiller said Feb 28, 2012 02:01:37
Simultaneous Consumption is the ability of a product to be used by multiple consumers at any given time, and does not downgrade the product in other consumers eyes. An example of simultaneous consumption is the internet. Websites such as Facebook and Twitter allow millions of people to simultaneously use the same product at the exact same time without devaluing the product. When more people are using these sites the more people you can communicate and connect with, via the internet, so the benefit increases to all its users. Chanthony20 said Feb 28, 2012 20:25:53
Network Effect is considered the effect that a person has on a good/service's value with other people that use that item. | 5,900 | 7,226 |
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Topic 1: Lagged Demand, Network Effects, and Simultaneous Consumption | CodyMiller said Feb 28, 2012 02:01:37
Simultaneous Consumption is the ability of a product to be used by multiple consumers at any given time, and does not downgrade the product in other consumers eyes. An example of simultaneous consumption is the internet. Websites such as Facebook and Twitter allow millions of people to simultaneously use the same product at the exact same time without devaluing the product. When more people are using these sites the more people you can communicate and connect with, via the internet, so the benefit increases to all its users. Chanthony20 said Feb 28, 2012 20:25:53
Network Effect is considered the effect that a person has on a good/service's value with other people that use that item. This effect makes the value/price of a good or service dependent on the users of that good/service. So for example the network effect on Hybrid Cars. When gas was cheap nobody would have considered buying one of these model's of vehicle's, however when gas prices rose people started jumping on this bandwagon. They did this simply because it was a cheaper way to drive, and with more and more people jumping on this the network effect made the value of these cars in consumers eyes rise. DOwens2 said Feb 28, 2012 23:24:21
Network Effect is the way a good or service impacts the value of another product to others, or, users of that product. | 6,496 | 7,869 |
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Topic 1: Lagged Demand, Network Effects, and Simultaneous Consumption | This effect makes the value/price of a good or service dependent on the users of that good/service. So for example the network effect on Hybrid Cars. When gas was cheap nobody would have considered buying one of these model's of vehicle's, however when gas prices rose people started jumping on this bandwagon. They did this simply because it was a cheaper way to drive, and with more and more people jumping on this the network effect made the value of these cars in consumers eyes rise. DOwens2 said Feb 28, 2012 23:24:21
Network Effect is the way a good or service impacts the value of another product to others, or, users of that product. A modern example of a network effect is the use of social media networks such as Facebook or Twitter. The more and more users that indulge themselves into these various networks, the more value these networks acquire. A user is going to value his or her own social media profile more, if they know their friends or family members also have these profiles. CameronWest said Feb 29, 2012 23:07:19
Simultaneous Consumption refers to a product's ability to satisfy a large group of consumers at any give time and does not change the value of the product to other consumers. An example of simultaneous consumption is Broadcast Television. | 7,227 | 8,503 |
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Topic 1: Lagged Demand, Network Effects, and Simultaneous Consumption | A modern example of a network effect is the use of social media networks such as Facebook or Twitter. The more and more users that indulge themselves into these various networks, the more value these networks acquire. A user is going to value his or her own social media profile more, if they know their friends or family members also have these profiles. CameronWest said Feb 29, 2012 23:07:19
Simultaneous Consumption refers to a product's ability to satisfy a large group of consumers at any give time and does not change the value of the product to other consumers. An example of simultaneous consumption is Broadcast Television. The television itself is not an example, only the Broadcast is. When a consumer turns on a TV set it does not prevent millions of other TV's in another houses from working or change the value of the broadcast to other consumers. Many people can benefit from the broadcast at the same time and not pay any additional cost. mrnegativity14 said Mar 01, 2012 00:39:59
Simultaneous Consumption is a products ability to satisfy a large group of consumers at the same time. A good example of simultaneous consumption is a professor lecturing a large class. | 7,870 | 9,053 |
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Topic 1: Lagged Demand, Network Effects, and Simultaneous Consumption | The television itself is not an example, only the Broadcast is. When a consumer turns on a TV set it does not prevent millions of other TV's in another houses from working or change the value of the broadcast to other consumers. Many people can benefit from the broadcast at the same time and not pay any additional cost. mrnegativity14 said Mar 01, 2012 00:39:59
Simultaneous Consumption is a products ability to satisfy a large group of consumers at the same time. A good example of simultaneous consumption is a professor lecturing a large class. Every student in the class is getting the satisfaction of gained knowledge from a professor and university that they paid to educate them. Some of my classes have contained more than 500 students, who are all paying to learn the same material. Login below to reply: | 8,504 | 9,319 |
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Mysterious Death Of Mike Zimmer's Wife Vikki..!! Sad news from the sports World : NFL Cincinnati Bengals coach Mike Zimmer’s Wife Vikki Zimmer was found dead on Thursday at the age of 50 at her home. Any foul play in her death is not suspected however officials have not ruled out the possibility until the autopsy is completed. Vicki survived by her two sons and a daughter. Cincinnati Bengals defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer arrived home on Thursday night and discovered the lifeless body of his wife Vikki Zimmer, 50. The cause of death has not been determined but foul play is not suspected. Zimmer's wife, Vikki, died late Thursday, leaving Zimmer questionable to coach in this weekend's battle for first place of the AFC North. | 0 | 810 |
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| Any foul play in her death is not suspected however officials have not ruled out the possibility until the autopsy is completed. Vicki survived by her two sons and a daughter. Cincinnati Bengals defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer arrived home on Thursday night and discovered the lifeless body of his wife Vikki Zimmer, 50. The cause of death has not been determined but foul play is not suspected. Zimmer's wife, Vikki, died late Thursday, leaving Zimmer questionable to coach in this weekend's battle for first place of the AFC North. Zimmer, keeping his family close during the trip, traveled with his father, Bill, son Adam and daughter Corri. His mother and another son remained in Cincinnati. Bengals President Mike Brown Released a Statement:-
“We are stunned and saddened to learn of Vikki’s passing. She was a warm and popular person in the Bengals family, and our immense respect and affection for Mike makes this especially hard. Our hearts go out to Mike and his family.” | 275 | 1,257 |
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| Zimmer, keeping his family close during the trip, traveled with his father, Bill, son Adam and daughter Corri. His mother and another son remained in Cincinnati. Bengals President Mike Brown Released a Statement:-
“We are stunned and saddened to learn of Vikki’s passing. She was a warm and popular person in the Bengals family, and our immense respect and affection for Mike makes this especially hard. Our hearts go out to Mike and his family.” Mike Zimmer’s first coaching job was as a part-time defensive assistant at the University of Missouri. He then went to Weber State College, where he was the inside linebackers coach, defensive backs coach, and defensive coordinator from 1983 to 1988. He then went to Washington State University as the defensive coordinator and secondary coach. In 1993, the Cougars finished eighth in the nation in total defense and second in rushing defense. He joined the Dallas Cowboys in 1994 as an assistant coach of the nickel defense under Barry Switzer. | 810 | 1,803 |
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| Mike Zimmer’s first coaching job was as a part-time defensive assistant at the University of Missouri. He then went to Weber State College, where he was the inside linebackers coach, defensive backs coach, and defensive coordinator from 1983 to 1988. He then went to Washington State University as the defensive coordinator and secondary coach. In 1993, the Cougars finished eighth in the nation in total defense and second in rushing defense. He joined the Dallas Cowboys in 1994 as an assistant coach of the nickel defense under Barry Switzer. He was promoted to defensive backs coach (1995-99) before being promoted to defensive coordinator in 2000. The 2004 Dallas Cowboys gave up the fewest yards in the NFL while running an aggressive speedy 4-3 defense. Despite the Cowboys' problems over the years, Zimmer has survived coaching changes (Switzer, Chan Gailey, Dave Campo, Bill Parcells) and rumored to have been a candidate for the head coaching job at the University of Nebraska. For the 2005 season, he implemented the 3-4 defense favored by head coach Parcells, although Zimmer had no prior experience with it. Cowboys coach Dave Campo summed it all up in a statement he released: | 1,257 | 2,448 |
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| He was promoted to defensive backs coach (1995-99) before being promoted to defensive coordinator in 2000. The 2004 Dallas Cowboys gave up the fewest yards in the NFL while running an aggressive speedy 4-3 defense. Despite the Cowboys' problems over the years, Zimmer has survived coaching changes (Switzer, Chan Gailey, Dave Campo, Bill Parcells) and rumored to have been a candidate for the head coaching job at the University of Nebraska. For the 2005 season, he implemented the 3-4 defense favored by head coach Parcells, although Zimmer had no prior experience with it. Cowboys coach Dave Campo summed it all up in a statement he released: “This is a sad day because I feel the worst for the kids. They have three beautiful kids and in the coaching business, in many times, the kids are closer to their mother than they are their father because of the work schedule.” It was impressive enough that Cincinnati Bengals defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer was on the sideline Sunday, three days after the unexpected death of his wife, Vikki. But then Zimmer's unit held the AFC's best offense to just 14 points and led the Bengals to the franchise's biggest win in years. Before the game, Zimmer's defense dedicated their effort to the memory of Vikki. | 1,803 | 3,056 |
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| “This is a sad day because I feel the worst for the kids. They have three beautiful kids and in the coaching business, in many times, the kids are closer to their mother than they are their father because of the work schedule.” It was impressive enough that Cincinnati Bengals defensive coordinator Mike Zimmer was on the sideline Sunday, three days after the unexpected death of his wife, Vikki. But then Zimmer's unit held the AFC's best offense to just 14 points and led the Bengals to the franchise's biggest win in years. Before the game, Zimmer's defense dedicated their effort to the memory of Vikki. After their performance, in which they shut down the rushing attack of the Baltimore Ravens and picked off two Joe Flacco throws, the team awarded Zimmer the game ball. With his voice cracking and his head coach, Marvin Lewis, tearing up in the background, Zimmer told the team: " My wife loves all of you. Win or lose, she's proud of you. And I just appreciate all of your effort." | 2,448 | 3,438 |
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| After their performance, in which they shut down the rushing attack of the Baltimore Ravens and picked off two Joe Flacco throws, the team awarded Zimmer the game ball. With his voice cracking and his head coach, Marvin Lewis, tearing up in the background, Zimmer told the team: " My wife loves all of you. Win or lose, she's proud of you. And I just appreciate all of your effort." The Bengals then surrounded their coach in a group hug. Watching the moment on television, even a Ravens fan would have had tears in their eyes. “Mike is part of our Bengals family, and we’ll support him in every way we can,” said Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis. “ We will dearly miss Vikki. She was a friend to all of us, and a big supporter of Mike’s players. | 3,057 | 3,800 |
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| The Bengals then surrounded their coach in a group hug. Watching the moment on television, even a Ravens fan would have had tears in their eyes. “Mike is part of our Bengals family, and we’ll support him in every way we can,” said Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis. “ We will dearly miss Vikki. She was a friend to all of us, and a big supporter of Mike’s players. Her thoughtfulness to them in so many ways will also be greatly missed.” Posted by Editor John at Sunday, October 11, 2009
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Who Came to the Middle Colonies (and Why)? The Middle colonies attracted a large group of cultural and ethnic diversity. New Netherland (New York) housed the Dutch trading company called Dutch west India Company. Many Dutch migrated to America to help protect the company, which traded with Native Americans and settlers. In the other states (namely New Jersey, Delaware, and Pennsylvania) the colonists came from the Old World seeking religious freedom as well as freedom from persecution. Others came at the promise of land or equality for those who settled there. The main religions were Puritans, Quakers, and Angelicans. Geography and Economy
The Middle colonies have rich soil and mild winters, which make them excellent for warm-weather crops as well as wheat because of the long growing season. Within the Middle colonies flow the Hudson and Delaware rivers, and the areas around these rivers is especially fertile. There are also many hills, trees, and smaller rivers and creeks. | 0 | 1,026 |
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| Others came at the promise of land or equality for those who settled there. The main religions were Puritans, Quakers, and Angelicans. Geography and Economy
The Middle colonies have rich soil and mild winters, which make them excellent for warm-weather crops as well as wheat because of the long growing season. Within the Middle colonies flow the Hudson and Delaware rivers, and the areas around these rivers is especially fertile. There are also many hills, trees, and smaller rivers and creeks. Pennsylvania most likely has the richest soil, and a lengthy growing season. It became one of the wealthiest colonies. New York (New Netherland) was mostly inhabited by the Dutch due to a trading company situated there. In the other colonies, most came for religious freedom. Both the the Quakers and Puritans valued hard work and thrift, or careful management of money. | 529 | 1,397 |
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| Pennsylvania most likely has the richest soil, and a lengthy growing season. It became one of the wealthiest colonies. New York (New Netherland) was mostly inhabited by the Dutch due to a trading company situated there. In the other colonies, most came for religious freedom. Both the the Quakers and Puritans valued hard work and thrift, or careful management of money. Through these two main values, andy people within the Middle colonies became well-off. All of the colonies were separated greatly in social and religious values, but they still had much in common. | 1,027 | 1,594 |
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Clothing in the New England Colonies: The Quakers and the Puritans believed that everything should be plain. Back in England, women's clothing at the time was very fancy, with gowns made out of velvets and satins, decorated with lace and frills and buttons and bows. Men's clothing was also fancy with buckles and buttons and even fans. These early colonists wanted nothing to do with fancy and frill because it reminded me of the very rules and customs and beliefs they had left England to escape. There was another reason for simple clothing. Except for the very rich, for the most part, people made their own clothes so clothes had to be simple, warm, and sturdy. Men's Clothing: Men's clothing was made from wool, leather, and linen. The men wore loose linen shirts. | 0 | 846 |
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| There was another reason for simple clothing. Except for the very rich, for the most part, people made their own clothes so clothes had to be simple, warm, and sturdy. Men's Clothing: Men's clothing was made from wool, leather, and linen. The men wore loose linen shirts. Their pants reached only to the knee. Their socks were long and woolen. They wore a sleeveless jacket. ( Sometimes they wore a padded jacket with sleeves, especially in colder weather.) They wore plain leather shoes, wide brimmed hats, and coats or capes for protection from cold or rain. | 575 | 1,134 |
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| Their pants reached only to the knee. Their socks were long and woolen. They wore a sleeveless jacket. ( Sometimes they wore a padded jacket with sleeves, especially in colder weather.) They wore plain leather shoes, wide brimmed hats, and coats or capes for protection from cold or rain. Shirts were white. The rest of their clothes were typically brown or black. Women's Clothing: As women dressed, first they put on a long loose dress. Sometimes the sleeves were removable and tied on. | 847 | 1,334 |
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| Shirts were white. The rest of their clothes were typically brown or black. Women's Clothing: As women dressed, first they put on a long loose dress. Sometimes the sleeves were removable and tied on. Over that, they wore a long gown made of wool or linen. Over that they wore a plain apron. All their clothes were held in place by tying them. Their hair was pulled up and tucked under a coif (a fabric hat or top piece). They wore long woolen socks. | 1,135 | 1,584 |
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| Over that, they wore a long gown made of wool or linen. Over that they wore a plain apron. All their clothes were held in place by tying them. Their hair was pulled up and tucked under a coif (a fabric hat or top piece). They wore long woolen socks. Their shoes were made of sturdy leather. They also wore capes or coats to protect them from the elements. Kids Clothing: Until they were age 7, both boys and girls wore simple gown or shifts. Over the age of 7, they wore clothes designed like their parents. | 1,335 | 1,842 |
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| Their shoes were made of sturdy leather. They also wore capes or coats to protect them from the elements. Kids Clothing: Until they were age 7, both boys and girls wore simple gown or shifts. Over the age of 7, they wore clothes designed like their parents. Servants: Some colonists had servants. As in England, servants clothing was traditionally blue. Indigo dye (deep blue dye) was available and cheap, so servants could always be recognized by the color of their clothing - blue. Not everyone in New England wanted plain clothes. | 1,585 | 2,118 |
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| Servants: Some colonists had servants. As in England, servants clothing was traditionally blue. Indigo dye (deep blue dye) was available and cheap, so servants could always be recognized by the color of their clothing - blue. Not everyone in New England wanted plain clothes. As time went on, and towns grew, some women hired others to make their family's clothes and shoes. A dressmaker and a shoemaker came to work in some of the homes for a few days each year. Some dressmakers and shoemakers remained in the towns, as they grew large enough to support them. C lothing in the Middle Colonies: In the Dutch settlements, girls wore full red skirts and the boys wore long baggy pants, red stockings, beaver caps, and a shirt. | 1,842 | 2,568 |
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| As time went on, and towns grew, some women hired others to make their family's clothes and shoes. A dressmaker and a shoemaker came to work in some of the homes for a few days each year. Some dressmakers and shoemakers remained in the towns, as they grew large enough to support them. C lothing in the Middle Colonies: In the Dutch settlements, girls wore full red skirts and the boys wore long baggy pants, red stockings, beaver caps, and a shirt. There were also German, Scotch, English, and Irish settlements. As in the New England colonies, clothes were simple. Much time was spent in church, in cleaning, and in growing and harvesting and storing food. Except in the cold winter months, there was not a lot of time left over to make fancy clothes. Clothing in the Southern Colonies: | 2,119 | 2,907 |
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| There were also German, Scotch, English, and Irish settlements. As in the New England colonies, clothes were simple. Much time was spent in church, in cleaning, and in growing and harvesting and storing food. Except in the cold winter months, there was not a lot of time left over to make fancy clothes. Clothing in the Southern Colonies: Things were different in the south. Like people in the north, the earliest settlers were busy trying to survive. In these early days, clothes were as simple as possible. Women wore cotton dresses and petticoats. Girls wore cotton dresses. | 2,569 | 3,146 |
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| Things were different in the south. Like people in the north, the earliest settlers were busy trying to survive. In these early days, clothes were as simple as possible. Women wore cotton dresses and petticoats. Girls wore cotton dresses. Men wore breeches to the knee, a shirt, a hat and boots or shoes. As the plantations developed, woman with leisure time began to ape the styles that were popular back in England. They were usually behind the times, and sometimes completely wrong, as their gowns were based on letters and pictures, but they tried. For the most part, the men stayed with their breeches and boots, as usual. Explore Fashion in the 13 Colonies
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| Men wore breeches to the knee, a shirt, a hat and boots or shoes. As the plantations developed, woman with leisure time began to ape the styles that were popular back in England. They were usually behind the times, and sometimes completely wrong, as their gowns were based on letters and pictures, but they tried. For the most part, the men stayed with their breeches and boots, as usual. Explore Fashion in the 13 Colonies
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The Middle Colonies were composed of what is today the states of New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. Because the soil was rich in the Middle colonies, farmers were able to grow more grain than they could use. They began selling grain to other colonies and to England, shipping out of the big ports in Philadelphia and New York. Because of this, the middle colonies became known as the Breadbasket colonies. The Middle Colonies were more cosmopolitan and tolerant than the New England colonies. A lot of the success of Pennsylvania and Delaware is owed to William Penn. Under his guidance, Philadelphia became a fabulous city, with broad, tree-shaded streets, stone and brick houses, and a bustling port. Manhattan flourished under the Dutch. The Germans were probably the best farmers in the Middle Colonies. | 0 | 919 |
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| The Middle Colonies were more cosmopolitan and tolerant than the New England colonies. A lot of the success of Pennsylvania and Delaware is owed to William Penn. Under his guidance, Philadelphia became a fabulous city, with broad, tree-shaded streets, stone and brick houses, and a bustling port. Manhattan flourished under the Dutch. The Germans were probably the best farmers in the Middle Colonies. The middle colonies were enriched by the culture of people from all over Europe, including Quakers, Scots, Irish, Dutch, French, Danes, Norwegians, Swedes, and more. Farms flourished and craftsmen established successful businesses. There was a brisk business in trade. Ships docked at the New York harbor in huge numbers, fighting for space to unload. New ships were under construction. | 517 | 1,306 |
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| The middle colonies were enriched by the culture of people from all over Europe, including Quakers, Scots, Irish, Dutch, French, Danes, Norwegians, Swedes, and more. Farms flourished and craftsmen established successful businesses. There was a brisk business in trade. Ships docked at the New York harbor in huge numbers, fighting for space to unload. New ships were under construction. Coopers made thousands of barrels for storing cargo. Chandlers were merchants who sold everything needed to stock and repair ships. Ships carried food and timber from the New World to the Caribbean islands and returned with coarse brown sugar. Rum and tobacco shipped to England fetched high prices. There were mills to grind grain, sugar refineries, bakeries and taverns, fine craftsmen getting high prices for beautiful goods. | 919 | 1,735 |
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| Coopers made thousands of barrels for storing cargo. Chandlers were merchants who sold everything needed to stock and repair ships. Ships carried food and timber from the New World to the Caribbean islands and returned with coarse brown sugar. Rum and tobacco shipped to England fetched high prices. There were mills to grind grain, sugar refineries, bakeries and taverns, fine craftsmen getting high prices for beautiful goods. Merchants became rich. There was a dark side to all of this. Some ships returned with slaves. Caribbean and African slaves were traded on ships in the harbor. Smugglers unloaded goods from the ships at night to avoid paying the import tax, which limited monies towns and cities could spend on keeping the streets clean and safe. | 1,307 | 2,064 |
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| Merchants became rich. There was a dark side to all of this. Some ships returned with slaves. Caribbean and African slaves were traded on ships in the harbor. Smugglers unloaded goods from the ships at night to avoid paying the import tax, which limited monies towns and cities could spend on keeping the streets clean and safe. At night, thieves roamed the unlit streets, targeting anyone really, but especially fashionable English gentlemen in showy outfits. Still, port towns continued to boom with trade. By the 1700s, cities were divided into wealthy merchants and poor and enslaved workers, and life for many had moved from pleasant to tense. Explore the Middle Colonies
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| At night, thieves roamed the unlit streets, targeting anyone really, but especially fashionable English gentlemen in showy outfits. Still, port towns continued to boom with trade. By the 1700s, cities were divided into wealthy merchants and poor and enslaved workers, and life for many had moved from pleasant to tense. Explore the Middle Colonies
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The New England colonies were composed of the colonies of New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Massachusetts. In the New England colonies, land was given to a colony by the crown (the king or queen of England.) In these early days of settlement, a colony was not a state. A colony was a business. Each colony was in the business of sending riches back to England in exchange for money, tools, and supplies they needed in their colony. Each colony had a central government. The central government of each New England colony divided their own colony into pieces called towns. Towns varied greatly in size. But the average town was about 100 square miles (10 miles long and 10 miles wide). Towns were populated by assignment at first - the central government of the colony not only assigned a site for the town, they also assigned a group of people to that town. | 0 | 952 |
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