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ToC for Jewish Quarterly Review
Hello, Following is the table of contents for the latest issue of The Jewish Quarterly Review. Published by the University of Pennsylvania Press. Volume 113.2 Spring 2023 jqr.pennpress.org NOTE Bat Asher and the Disclosure of Special Knowledge: A Second Temple Interpretive Tradition?
ATSG Celebrates First Boeing Converted Freighter Delivered to Long-Time Customer Amerijet 4:01 PM EDT 4/24/2023 - Comtex WILMINGTON, Ohio, April 24, 2023 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Air Transport Services Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: ATSG), the world's largest lessor of freighter aircraft, recently announced the addition of two newly converted Boeing 767-300 freighters to their leasing fleet, one of which is the company's first Boeing Converted Freighter (BCF).
ToC for the Association of Jewish Studies Review
Following is the table of contents with article abstracts from the latest issue of the AJS Review. Published by the University of Pennsylvania Press. Volume 47.1 Spring 2023 ajsr.pennpress.org ARTICLES “I Call It Rabbi Youtube”: Rabbinic Authority in the Digital Age and The Children of Noah (Bnei Noah) Movement Rachel Z. Feldman The rise of the Internet and social media has enabled Jewish teachings to travel far beyond the boundaries of established Jewish communities.
ToC for The Jewish Quarterly Review
Hello, Here is the table of contents for the latest issue of the Jewish Quarterly Review. Published by the University of Pennsylvania Press. Volume 113.1 jqr.pennpress.org On the Retirement of Bonnie L. Blankenship FORUM French Jewish Studies French Jewish Studies: Editor's Introduction Natalie B. Dohrmann A Murky Business: Doing Jewish History in France, 1961 Lisa Leff Riots, Revolution, and Cultural Productivity Jay R.
No, Criticising Gender Woo Does Not Make You Responsible For the Murder of Brianna Ghey – The Daily Sceptic
On January 6th this year I wrote an opinion piece for hospitality sector website Propelhospitality.com. This was titled ‘Enough is Enough’ and was a critique of gender ideology and the implications for hospitality premises of gender self-ID. In that piece – ‘How I Got Cancelled by the Gender Borg For Daring to Criticise its Ideology’ – you can read a full account of what then happened to me as a consequence.
Wrong on Science, Wrong on the Law: Responding to My Trans Activist Critics – The Daily Sceptic
Paul Chase, who wrote in the Daily Sceptic last week about the abrupt pulling of his article in Propel Opinion on trans ideology and the fallout from it, responds here to a critic, Ann Elliot, whose article Propel published in response to his, which he says is wrong on the science and wrong on the law. Well, Ann, like all of my critics you have chosen to attack me for writing the article Propel published on January 6th 2023, without engaging intellectually with what I wrote.
How I Got Cancelled by the Gender Borg For Daring to Criticise its Ideology
So, by way of introduction, I’m Paul Chase and my background is in operating clubs and bars and also a large hospitality-based training company that I retired from three years ago. Around 2005 I started writing articles on alcohol policy and public health, wrote two books on the subject of Temperance, and gained wide recognition as the leading industry commentator on alcohol and associated issues.
Whole-Child Development, Learning, and Thriving
Allport, G. W. (1937). Personality: A psychological interpretation. New York, NY: Holt. Google Scholar Allport, G. W. (1968). The person in psychology: Selected essays. Boston, MA: Beacon Press. Google Scholar Ambrose, A. J. H. (2020). Inequities during COVID-19. Pediatrics, 146(2), e20201501. https://doi.org/10.1542/peds.2020-1501 CrossRef | Google Scholar PubMed Anderson, R. E., McKenny, M., & Mitchell, A. (2018).
Propel Newsletter Archive Page
Subjects: Noise and neighbours, an open letter to David Aaronovitch, the future is mobile, and personalise or perish Authors: Glynn Davis, Paul Chase, Katy Ryder and David Bird Noise and neighbours by Glynn Davis When an American tourist was asked whether they enjoyed their visit to Windsor Castle, so the joke goes, they replied: “Yes, but why have they built such a lovely place so close to a noisy airport?” I haven’t dug up this humorous tale in a desire to question the intellect of US...
Reader Opinion: Impeach
Letters Written By: Paul Chase | Oct 24th 2019 - 2am. Impeach! Impeach! Impeach! We hear this word often but it is not accompanied by what the average person would consider “high crimes and misdemeanors. It appears that the left believes they cannot win an election so they have turned to another tactic. If the media will repeat the word often enough people will begin to accept it just as the Nazis convinced the Germans of their viewpoint during World War II.
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Subjects: Filling falling out the pie market, puritanism is a virus – and it’s spreading, and did KFC save its own skin? I’d not really thought about pies as pieces of artwork until a visit to Holborn Dining Room in London for my birthday at the back-end of last year prompted a rethink. The creations coming out of the kitchen required me to thoroughly reassess this quintessentially British dish.
Myths and moral panic - Off Licence News - The Voice of Drinks Retailing
I am fed-up with politicians and academics with an agenda endlessly repeating the same old anti-alcohol tropes – usually without having the faintest idea about where they came from or whether they are true. I recently heard a minister (who must remain nameless because the meeting at which he spoke was under Chatham House rules) repeat that old canard that “minimum pricing is justified because alcohol is being sold at pocket money prices, often cheaper than water”.
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Subjects: Saving the workday lunch, at war with the modern world and turning feelings of ambivalence in your product or service into love I don’t know Michael Bloomberg, but if I did I might just buy him lunch. He is best known for his eponymous financial media business and for his time as the mayor of New York, but he might also be known soon as the saviour of lunch.
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Subjects: Ei Group and the shifting pub environment, IKEA’s growing food sales, a future-forward industry and beyond parody Most people would agree “great British pubs” continue to play a fundamental role in our culture, and the significant contribution they make to local communities hasn’t changed. What is increasingly apparent, though, is that the environment in which we operate is shifting considerably.
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Subjects: What the manifestos really mean for the industry, why all roads lead to coffee, alcohol policy in a one-party state and reaching the consumer through all the noise This week we have seen the main political parties publish their election manifestos.
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