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BMX Racing Venues for Kids - the Newcastle Region

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Pure Dance
Pure Dance Studio, in Charlestown and Sandgate Newcastle NSW, is the friendliest group exercise option in the Hunter Valley and welcomes all. With signature classes that range from beginner to advanced, Pure Dance caters to every level of fitness. Whether you are new to exercise or in search of workout motivation, you will find your home and your adrenaline at Pure dance. And with a packed schedule of classes, students at Pure Dance have the opportunity to explore the classes, times, and instructors ...

Term 1 (2017)

From 30-01-2017 To 08-04-2017

Term 1 (2017) Starting Monday 30th january 2017 Classes at Pure Dance run over 10 week terms, closely in line with NSW School Terms. As a term paying member you receive discounts on all classes!

Goal Soccer Academy
Goal Soccer Academy is a highly respected soccer school that is dedicated to children’s soccer coaching and soccer skill development. We offer quality soccer coaching for children from 2 to 12 years of age, and through a variety of soccer skills and exciting games, we encourage and develop a love of soccer at a young age in a fun, active and stimulating environment. As well as developing soccer skills, our sessions are designed to progress other important skills, such as co-ordination, teamwork ...

Fantastic! Coaches are brilliant with kids and my son had a fantastic time

Heart of The Orient
Australia's first designed, built and owned Dojo for Meditation and Shaolin Kungfu. If you’re not afraid to challenge yourself, if you want to learn how to give your best, if you want to train to overcome even the most difficult situations, come to our Dojo. For however long you train here at our Academy, you will be committed to learn to master your body and mind, to learn discipline and respect, and to defend yourself and others: a difficult task, which does not allow indecisions and weakness. ...
Southern Martial Art Training
The original & still the best- ITF taekwondo has come to Merewether Scout Hall. You will receive expert tuition from our Chief instructor whom is a multiple National gold medalist & examiner, with over 20 years of teaching experience, producing several World championship gold medalists, as well as several National medalists. We offer: tournaments, seminars, camps, regular testing, black belt certification (Internationally recognised), a comprehensive syllabus, life skills & so much more! Fitness, ...

Combined training

From 24-01-2017 To 21-12-2017

Junior & Senior training for all interested in becoming a student of this rapidly evolving modern martial art. Taekwondo for today & tomorrow.

SoE Fencing Club, School of Epee
Running short courses in Charlestown area to increase the access to the sport for the Hunter/ Lake macquarie area. And Teaching the sport of Epee to the wider community. What is Fencing? Combining athleticism and agility with wit and mental prowess. fencing is about lightning-fast tactical movements and even faster decision-making. Fencing is for everyone: anyone with a base level of mobility can enjoy the sport. And modem fencing is safer than sports like tennis, soccer or basketball. The sport ...
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Inspirational coach Sam Hughes

Sam has a way of leading that works for everyone. As an experienced fencer, I enjoy his classes while working hard and developing my skills. And, so does everyone else from the 12 year olds to the prents and grandparents. Sam is organised and his commitment to fencers is inspiring. This new venture will be a success, and I recommend it to anyone wanting to learn fencing or develop their personal skills.

Grasshopper Soccer Newcastle
Grasshopper Soccer is Australia's #1 Non-Competitive Soccer Program for children aged 2-12 years. Designed to teach children how to play soccer, help them make new friends and develop their skills and character in a fun, non-competitive environment. Our programs also help strengthen parent and child relationships by encouraging parents to support their children during games. Visit our website for further details.
Primarily Active
Primarily Active is a mobile gymnastics program provider servicing the Hunter, Port Stephens & Central Coast. Our highly qualified and experienced team deliver detailed gymnastics & gymnastics related programs eg Parkour, Gym Moves. We conduct programs in schools, after school and during the holiday. Our engaging programs offer individuals the opportunity to learn and develop new skills, build health/fitness & most importantly have fun. Our motto 'Motivate to Move' is integral to each of our programs. ...
Lake Macquarie Physical Culture Club
Classes for girls and Ladies from 3 years of age. Classes held at Argenton Community Hall, Elizabeth Street Argenton on Mondays from 4pm. Physical Culture develops confidence, poise, posture, strength, fitness, flexibility, co-ordination, balance, rhythm and self esteem. Friendly, affordable fitness and dance. Individual & Team competitions. Make new friends and keep fit. Suitable for all fitness levels.
Adamstown New Lambton Athletics Club has a proud history of over 20 years of competition and encouraging athletes to perform at their best. Our athletes have also competed in Region, State, National and International competitions. Our aim is to provide all our athletes with the opportunity to participate in a fun and encouraging environment regardless of their skill level.We are a family friendly club and emphasise participation and personal improvement. We have competition available during ...
Samurai Judo Academy - Waratah
10 reasons why SJA is simply the best choice for you/your child: 1. Judo is the only martial art that specializes in full contact, freestyle, close-range grappling & self-defence skills in standing & on the ground, where you need it most! 2. Samurai Judo Academy is the only martial arts school that teaches self-defense using the principal of 'Minimal Necessary Force' - to defeat an opponent with minimal risk of permanent injury! Do you really want you child taught to defend themselves by kicking ...
Topspin Tennis is a family business that has been operating in Newcastle since 1996 and is owned and managed by local tennis identity Richard Nicholls. Topspin Tennis was appointed as the new operator for District Park Tennis Centre in July 2010. At Topspin Tennis our Professional Coaching Team provide a variety of programs that cater for children from 3 years to adults of any age. Coaching programs are run in line with the school term however students can enroll at any time throughout the term ...
YWCA Hunter
The YWCA is a not for profit organisation that supports and empowers women by running community events. Two programs that run weekly are Kinderyoga and Kindergym. Kindergym is a structured preschool program that helps develop physical skills essential for healthy brain and body development. The program helps children to maximise their learning potential and develop gross motor skills for preschool readiness. Suitable for children 1-5 years. Kinderyoga is a combination of kindergym and yoga ...
Newcastle PCYC Fencing Club
The only community based club teaching this Olympic sport in the greater Newcastle area, We operate from the PCYC near Broadmeadow station and will teach any enthusiastic person from the ages of twelve years old. A nationally recognized instructor with 20 years of sport fencing experience will be teaching. The club holds local comps specifically for entry beginners, we also compete in the Sydney competition calender as a club for the advanced athletes and often send athletes to national and ...
Toogee Martial Arts
Martial Arts Training - separate classes 2 - 5 years, 6 - 13 years, 14 years and over Traditional Taekwondo, Brazilian Jujutsu, Muay Thai, Kick Boxing, Tournament Training, Reality Based Self Defence Systems, some Weapons Training. Learn self defense, develop self confidence and self control. Improve fitness and flexibility. Well equipped full time training centre. Highly qualified instructors. Private lessons available. Join now and receive a FREE uniform and 1 month training! Conditions ...
10 reasons why SJA is simply the best choice for you/your child: 1. Judo is the only martial art that specializes in full contact, freestyle, close-range grappling & self-defence skills in standing & on the ground, where you need it most! 2. Samurai Judo Academy is the only martial arts school that teaches self-defense using the principal of 'Minimal Necessary Force' - to defeat an opponent with minimal risk of permanent injury! Do you really want you child taught to defend themselves by kicking ...
Bounce Tennis is a 22 year old coaching business operating at Whitebridge Tennis Courts. Group and private lessons operate 7 days per week, catering for all standards and age groups. Also on offer are several divisions of weekly-run competitions for all ages and standards, doubles as well as singles. The coaches are qualified with both Tennis Australia and Australian Tennis Professional Coaches Association, possessing current First Aid Certificates and a Masters degree in PE as well. Our facilities ...
Kindergym helps children from an early age to maximise their learning potential through gross motor skill development. It provides an opportunity for valuable insights into early childhood development while having lots of fun in the process. One hour sessions are conducted at the YWCA Centre on Tuesday mornings at 9.30am and 10.45am during school terms. Cost is $10 per child or $15 per family. There's no need to pre-book, just turn up and join in the fun!
Shim Jang Taekwondo
Self defence classes for ages 5 and up. Edgeworth Heights Public School. Mon, Tues 5.30-6.30. We are a traditional martial art with whole families training together. Train at all centres for no extra cost. Only $88 to join, incl a free uniform. $88/mth to train with no other fees. No annual renewals, no grading fees. . Details online on our website or call Master Greg Dovey. Like us on Facebook.
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February 26   Unity Palo Alto Community Church   Sunday   4pm-6pm
May 28   Unity Palo Alto Community Church   Sunday   4pm-6pm
November 19   Unity Palo Alto Community Church   Sunday   4pm-6pm
Peninsula satsangs will be videorecorded.

Unity Palo Alto Community Church
3391 Middlefield Road
Palo Alto CA, 94306
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  • We have an opening for 3 part-time Bar Back positions.
  • Location: Georgetown University, 3700 O St NW, Washington, DC 20057.  Note: online applications accepted only.
  • Schedule: P/T Schedule; Available Sunday-Thursday 11AM-1AM, Friday-Saturday 11AM-3AM.
  • Requirement: Experience is preferred.

If you have a positive attitude and a love for learning, you may be interested in joining our team.

Bon AppÃ©tit Management Company believes we can change the world through food. A pioneer in socially and environmentally responsible sourcing, we cook everything from scratch using fresh, local ingredients. Our teams at corporations, universities, and museums all across the US have the freedom to create menus tuned to their guests, mixing regional comfort foods and global cuisine. We are committed to nurturing our staff's talents, staying ahead of dining trends, and making a difference in the food system. Join us in our mission of "food service for a sustainable future."

Summary: Receives all liquor, beer and wine from storeroom on a daily basis and as needed. Replenishes all liquor, beer and wine as needed in the bar throughout the shift.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
  • Retrieves all needed food items from kitchen and delivers to bar area.
  • Retrieves all needed beverage items and garnishes from storerooms and delivers to bar area.
  • Sets up bottles on bar with 'top shelf' liquor on back shelf.
  • Ensures beer taps are working properly.
  • Places appropriate bar snacks on counter; keeps supplies, such as snacks and napkins, stocked throughout shift.
  • Assists in opening and closing side work as assigned.
  • Buses tables in bar area.
  • Helps ensure the cleanliness and tidiness of the bar or lounge areas; washes work tables, walls, refrigerators and floors under equipment; sweeps and mops service areas, including floor mats.
  • Ensures rubbish is removed from all receptacles.
  • Prepares and serves beverages as needed to assist bartender.
  • Performs other duties as assigned.

About Compass Group: Achieving leadership in the foodservice industry

Compass Group North America is a diversity growth-oriented organization. Our goal is to improve the quality of work life by using fair and consistent treatment and providing equal growth opportunities for ALL associates. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer that considers applicants without regard to race, sex, religion, national origin, disability or protected veteran status.

Qualified candidates must be able to perform the essential functions of this position satisfactorily with or without a reasonable accommodation. Disclaimer: this job post is not necessarily an exhaustive list of all essential responsibilities, skills, tasks, or requirements associated with this position. While this is intended to be an accurate reflection of the position posted, the Company reserves the right to modify or change the essential functions of the job based on business necessity.

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    Plant Response Biotech develops innovative approaches to protect plants against pests and pathogens addressing sustainability needs in crop protection.

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    George Quinn and Doug Doughty (pictured at left with Doug on the right and George on the left) founded DQ Precision Planting & Tillage, LLC in 1998. Today, DQ Precision Planting & Tillage, LLC, continues to offer a complete lineup of vertical tillage equipment and precision planter attachments that will enhance seed-to-soil contact, picket-fence seed spacing, uniform ...

    based in Chillicothe, MISSOURI (USA).

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    Evogene is a plant genomics company, utilizing a proprietary integrated technology infrastructure to enhance seed traits underlying crop productivity. Evogene offers a complete solution for crop productivity improvement through biotechnology and advanced breeding using a unique technology infrastructure that is based on deep scientific understandings of plant genomics and ...

    based in Rehovot, ISRAEL.

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    Biolchim S.p.A. is a leading company in the production and commercialization of biostimulants, whose function is to stimulate natural processes to enhance nutrient uptake, nutrient efficiency, tolerance to abiotic stress, and crop quality in full respect of sustainable agriculture values and practices. Thanks to the experience acquired in 40 years of activity, the strong ...

    based in Medicina (Bologna), ITALY.

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    Since 1998, LemnaTec has lead the global development of research platforms for digital plant phenotyping. By combining sophisticated software systems for data collection, image processing and data analysis with highly reliable hardware platforms, LemnaTec has become the most successful company in its sector. Lemnatec phenotyping systems meet the most demanding ...

    based in Aachen, GERMANY.

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    WIWAM – Automated systems for plant phenotyping Weighing, Imaging & Watering Machines for Scientific research. WIWAM is the collective name for a series of plant phenotyping robots, which are designed and developed by SMO and VIB. The systems allow for the automated imaging and the precise irrigation of plants, according to a preset scheme, specific for each plant or ...

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    Founded by Jerry Stoller, the company’s current president and CEO, with the objective of developing innovative solutions to increase the productivity of plants. Jerry is recognized internationally as a leading authority on plant development and nutrition, and has played a significant role in Stoller’s growth over the years. Based in Houston, Texas, the Stoller Group now ...

    based in Houston, TEXAS (USA).

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    For well over three decades, AgSci has been developing agricultural soil biostimulants and nematode control additives that assist the world`s farmers to improve the soils they cultivate. AgSci manufactures field-proven biochemical products formulated and derived from natural plant extracts. Our products are safe and used by natural and conventional farmers and growers. ...

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    Biogemma is a European plant biotechnology company founded in 1997 by seed companies and French field crop producers. Its original mission was to create new genetic variability via GM traits to be exploited by its shareholding companies. With the arrival of the plant genomics boom in 1999-2000, Biogemma’s role was enlarged to include the development of genomics tools for ...

    based in Paris, FRANCE.

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    based in Houston, TEXAS (USA).

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    Bio Instruments S.R.L. is an engineering and manufacturing company located in Republic of Moldova. Daletown Company Ltd. is located on Cyprus and provides business logistics and financing of operations. The Group is guided by Dr. Yuri Ton, a renowned scientist and one of founders of the phytomonitoring concept. The Phyto-Sensor`s core of experts has more than 25 years ...

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    KeyPlex’s micronutrient and biocontrol (bio-pesticides) products are part art and part science – your source to unlock the complexity of plant health and vector control. A new in-house manufacturing facility, built in 2011, helps maximize KeyPlex’s supply chain relationship. KeyPlex serves the agricultural and the mosquito abatement community with highly-effective plant ...

    based in Winter Park, FLORIDA (USA).

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    Aquatrols is a vital source of surfactant products and equipment to turf, greenhouse & nursery, agriculture and snowmaking managers worldwide. Our mission is to provide reliable and beneficial products backed by excellent support to our customers in a manner that results in repeat business and ongoing profitability. We have a presence in the American, Canadian and ...

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UF/IFAS study: Sweet potato crop shows promise as feed and fuel

GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- As some Florida growers try to find new crops and the demand for biofuel stock increases globally, University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences researchers have found that sweet potato vines, usually thrown out during harvest, can serve well as livestock feed while the roots are an ideal source for biofuel.

This could be a key finding for the agriculture industry in Florida and to biofuel needs worldwide, said post-doctoral researcher Wendy Mussoline.

“The agriculture industry in Florida is looking to find new, viable crops to replace the citrus groves that have been diminished by the greening disease,” Mussoline said. “Potato farmers are also trying to find new crops that offer both biofuel alternatives as well as food and/or animal feed opportunities. They are conducting field trials on several varieties of sweet potatoes to determine if they are an economically viable crop that they can market.”

According to a newly published study by professor Ann Wilkie and Mussoline, an industrial sweet potato variety (CX-1) may do the trick.

Currently, 99 percent of the ethanol produced in the United States comes from corn or sorghum, the study says. But scientists and business interests are considering highly productive alternatives such as sweet potatoes for biofuel. Although China produces 81 percent of the world’s sweet potatoes, U.S. sweet potato production reached a record high of 3.2 billion pounds in 2014, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

Wilkie and Mussoline, both researchers in the UF/IFAS soil and water sciences department, found that CX-1 is a superior choice as a dual-purpose crop than the so-called “table” varieties – which people would normally eat — known as Beauregard and Hernandez. They determined this by putting CX-1, Beauregard and Hernandez, through multiple tests in the field and laboratory in Gainesville.

“The CX-1 roots have higher starch content and thus higher potential for fuel ethanol yields than the table varieties,” Mussoline said.

The study demonstrated CX-1’s value as animal feed and promotes the industrial sweet potato crop as a dual-purpose crop that could be used for both fuel ethanol — from the starchy roots — and nutritious animal feed — from the vines.

“Although this would be a ‘new’ feedstock for biofuels in the U.S., sweet potato is currently used in other countries; for example, China and Brazil, use it as a biofuel feedstock,” Mussoline said.

“The sweet potato is a high-yielding crop suited to tropical and subtropical climates that requires minimal fertilization and irrigation, and the CX-1 industrial cultivar offers superior potential for feed and fuel,” Wilkie said.

The research was sponsored by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Office of Energy.

The new study is published online in the Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture.

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Milkplan SA

- Pulse & Wash Control Panel for Milking Parlors

Every farmer spends a lot of time for cleaning of the barn and milking parlor. Milkplan offers innovative washing method that meets all CIP requirements and relieve the producer from the time-consuming and tiresome process. With the new automatic washing system MP Armektron Pulse & Wash, the pushing of one button only is enough. Full electronic pulsation control (12V or 24V), automatic water supply, temperature setting and control, disinfectant time and quantity, washing cycles and drainage as well as unlimited program options are available for any small or large farm.

  • PLC software in accordance with international standards.
  • PLC screen of 2 lines.
  • Power supply 220V.
  • Adjustable parameters (time, pulse number and rate, detergents dosage, washing and drainage time).
  • Control up to 50 pulsators 12/.
  • Water level control.
  • Stainless steel AISI 304 construction.
  • Operating time on-off air injector.
  • Terminal switch of the milk transport pipe safe position.
  • Automatic change of frequency and pulse rate during washing.

Dosage panel

  • Automatic acid/detergent dosing with peristaltic pumps 24VDC
  • Solenoid hot/cold water valves 24V'
  • Stainless steel AISI304 construction
  • Acid-resistant tubes

Milkplan washing tank

  • Capacities from 80 to 500lt
  • Closed construction made of stainless steel AISI304 with protective cover for a better conservation of hot water temperature
  • Water level electrodes
  • Drain valve DN50
  • Control switch for milk transportation pipe
  • Integrated heating element 6,5kW with thermostat

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Recorded at Cornell University before a large audience in 2001, Howard Zinn is at his exuberant best. His sense of humor is mixed with a sharp intellectual critique. He says: "There's no free marketplace of ideas anymore than there is a free marketplace of goods. People talk about the free market. There's no such thing. Every market is dominated by those people who have the power and wealth to dominate it. That's true of goods, and that's true of ideas. The market place of ideas is not free. It's dominated by the people who control the educational system, own the media and publish the textbooks. All I was doing was wheeling my little pushcart into the marketplace. I was a pushcart peddler, Ph.D." His talk is followed by an excellent Q&A.

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Sex Abuse Scandals and Ultra-Orthodox Jews: Is the Internet the Problem?

Editor's Pick: This article is cross-posted from The Revealer, a publication of The Center for Religion and Media at New York University.

By Ayala Fader

On May 22, 2012, forty thousand ultra-Orthodox Jewish men and boys gathered at Citi Fields Stadium in Queens to listen to important rabbis rail against the dangers of the Internet.  (There were separate places where the event was video-streamed for women, prohibited from mingling, at other sites in Brooklyn). The stadium bleachers were packed with bearded men and boys in traditional black and white clothing, many on their cell phones. The scoreboard was silent, but the jumbotron was alive with close ups of the rabbis’ faces, some crying, and English subtitles for Yiddish speeches. The goal of the asifa (gathering) was not to condemn the Internet, which has become indispensable for “business.” Rather, it was to promote the use of “kosher” filters to limit exposure and use. One rabbi claimed the Internet was more dangerous to Judaism than the Holocaust. Another called it “the nisoyan ha-dor (the test of this generation). All agreed that the Internet presented new challenges to Jews in the “Torah community,” threatening their very existence. The event received a tremendous amount of coverage in mainstream and Jewish presses.

Less publicized, though, was a counter-rally across the street from Citi Fields.  Organized by Ari Mandel, an activist with a non-profit organization, Survivors for Justice, this counter-rally sought to bring attention, instead, to sexual abuse scandals in ultra-Orthodox communities and their cover-up, which had been broken in the New York Times just a few weeks earlier. The crowd of a few hundred included many former ultra-Orthodox Jews, those who have “gone OTD”  (off the (path)), holding up signs and chanting, “The Internet is not the problem.” Actually, for many victims of sexual abuse, the Internet has been a literal lifesaver. As Mandel explained it, the Internet made it possible for victims to speak out, first anonymously and then more openly as they found other victims, spurring public activism and greater media attention.

Moral Authority and a Crisis of Leadership

These competing rallies are part of a much larger story, one about the struggle in the digital age over the moral authority of ultra-Orthodox rabbinic leadership to control the gedarim (gates) that keep the secular world at bay. Many in these communities call this “a crisis of emune (faith or trust in God)” and blame the Internet for corrupting Jewish souls. Prior to the early 2000s, an ultra-Orthodox Jew who wanted to explore forbidden ideas or ask questions had to go physically outside the community in search of newspapers, the radio, movies, or even, God forbid, the public library. The smart phone changed this, allowing exploration, questioning and even community building away from ultra-Orthodox surveillance (family, teachers, rebbes, etc.).

This new access to uncontrolled knowledge and people made cracks in the communal wall of silence that rabbinic leadership worked to maintain as the sex abuse allegations came out. The sex abuse scandals and their representation in the media highlight the surprisingly porous boundaries that have existed between nonliberal ultra-Orthodoxy and liberal democracy in the United States, which is based on Enlightenment principles of governance, include pluralism and tolerance, protection of individual rights, and the relegation of religion to the private sphere. Smartphones, though, are adding new challenges for ultra-Orthodox leadership, for as rabbinic leaders have tried to contain the scandals, they have further embroiled themselves with the police, the District Attorney’s office, the ultra-Orthodox victims (now grown up) and investigative journalists.

An Anthropologist’s Confession

When stories about the sexual abuse of children in ultra-Orthodox Jewish communities began to come out, though, I confess I avoided them. Journalists reported that prominent rabbis molested young male students for years, then were simply transferred to other schools or that proven pedophiles were given light sentences. They documented witness intimidation that included social isolation of victims and their families: the community boycotted businesses owned by accusing families; their children were not allowed to enroll in yeshivas. There were offers of hush money and even threats of violence. Most disturbing, there was evidence that the Brooklyn District Attorney’s office was complicit in the sacrifice of young boys for the protection of ultra-Orthodox leadership’s moral authority.

Frankly, the cases upset me. Yet (like the good Jewish girl that I am) I also felt guilty. How could I keep avoiding these stories given that I am an anthropologist who has spent the past fifteen years studying first Hasidic childrearing and now the impact of new media in Brooklyn? Despite many of my own ethical disagreements with the women and children I worked with, I have, in articles and in my book, Mitzvah Girls, a study of alternative religious modernity among Hasidic mothers and daughters, tried my best to offer evenhanded and complex portraits.  For example, though I admired so many mothers I met, I have also struggled to represent the unapologetic racism that adults expressed to children in their depictions of Gentiles in contrast to the “chosen people.”  Similarly, I have tried to understand the moral reasoning behind how and why Hasidic Jews use the rights of citizenship to reject the values of the liberal state.

But the children’s sexual abuse scandals and their cover up felt different. I did not know how to write about or understand them, or even if “understanding” was a form of moral cowardice.

The Long View, 1990s-present

When I began conducting my research during the mid-nineties, there was not much talk about sexual abuse within the community, nor media coverage of it. In the press the ultra-Orthodox, especially Hasidic Jews, were portrayed in common stereotypes: either as sepia-tinged, quaint, pre-modern throwbacks or (told with secular schadenfreud) as hypocrites who, despite claims to piety, defrauded federal programs.  From within the community, I heard a few rumors about the molestation of children, especially boys: the Satmar rebbe installed a shomer (guard) in the men’s mikveh (ritual bath) to prevent men from preying on boys; there were tales about the homoeroticism in boys’ yeshivas (think British public schools).  Back then though, the most prominent issues I followed in the community were raising awareness about domestic abuse and providing services to children with disabilities who had previously been hidden away as genetic “problems” (a deal-breaker in arranged marriages).

However, in the early 2000s, the molestation stories began: on anonymous blogs and websites within the communities (e.g.,,, in The Jewish Week, in New York MagazineThe Forward, and finally this spring, in The New York Times.  Everywhere I turned there was another outrageous case of community leaders protecting perpetrators–at the expense of victims. Why? Why only now has sexual abuse of ultra-Orthodox children become a focus of investigative reporting in the Jewish and mainstream presses?  And how has the media attention impacted the communities?

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Sex Abuse Scandals and the Press

Part of the answer is found in recent and prevalent national exposure of child abuse at morally fallible, powerful, sacred institutions. Media coverage of the Catholic Church sexual abuse scandals was a transformative moment in journalism, historian Jonathan Sarna told me, which paved the way for reporting about the ultra-Orthodox Jewish cases.  Other cases include the Boy Scouts, the Horace Mann School in New York, and the Penn State football scandal among others. All involve struggles over a great deal of money (potential legal battles, football programs, prestigious institutions), public perception, and the political power of some institutions to reject the authority of the legal system. In all of these cases, children were abused while responsible adults—priests, teachers, rabbis, coaches— looked away because of the high stakes for the institution.

The Catholic Church and the ultra-Orthodox community’s responses to the investigative journalism were similar, trafficking in knee-jerk stereotypes. The Church claimed the Boston Globe, which broke the abuse story, and the media more generally were “anti-Catholic.” Ultra-Orthodox newspapers like Der Yid lashed out at The Jewish Week and Times reporters, calling them anti-Semitic “Nazis” and “traitors to the Jewish people.” A reporter for a Jewish press who wished to remain anonymous told me that, other than these vituperative attacks on the non-Orthodox media, the ultra-Orthodox presses have been silent on the issue of sexual abuse.

While the majority of child sex abuse crimes–Jewish, Catholic, and other–were committed by older men against young boys in their care, in the ultra-Orthodox communities, there have also been cases of sexual abuse of girls. Due to strict gender segregation in these communities, the abuse occurs more often in homes than in yeshivas, either by male family members or relatives. I have even heard from several anonymous sources that rebellious young girls (and boys)—pathologized as “at risk” youth (at risk for leaving their communities)—are often required by the school to visit a “Torah therapist” from within the community who charges a great deal; there is at least one counselor who has a long history of sexually abusing his female clients and who is currently being prosecuted.

Similarly a fictional account, Hush, of a girl who witnessed the incestuous sexual abuse of her friend who eventually hangs herself, came out in 2010. First published pseudonymously by “Eishes Chayil” (woman of valor), the author recently went public as Judy Brown, speaking out after eight-year-old ultra-Orthodox Leiby Kletsky was murdered in Borough Park, Brooklyn, by an Orthodox Jewish man, Aron Levi, in July 2011. Levi, who had a history of mental illness, approached the little boy, who got lost walking home from day camp for the first time, and was seeking directions. Levi kidnapped the boy then drugged, killed, and dismembered him. He received a forty-year prison sentence this past August. The event stunned the neighborhood because the criminal was one of their own.

The majority of the sexual abuse cases publicized thus far, though, have been of older men preying on younger boys in yeshivas.  This has opened the door to familiar liberal critiques of the consequences of  “repression” of sexuality in non-liberal religious communities.  Like the ultra-Orthodox presses’ response, these critiques also invoked stereotypes. For example, some claimed that “insular” or “closed” societies, particularly ones with gender segregation and codes of modesty, are ripe for sexual deviance. As one social services provider told me, “They (ultra-Orthodox children) don’t even have names for the body parts. Everything is tushy.”  I too have documented that among Hasidic Jews there is very little discussion of the body and sexuality for children or even for young people preparing for marriage. However, there is no evidence of more–or less–abuse in non-liberal religious communities. The Penn State football program and the Horace Mann School had rampant, unchecked cases of sexual predators, yet are secular liberal institutions.

Ultra-Orthodox Power and the State

However, the consequences of the media coverage for ultra-Orthodox Jews have clearly been quite different than for the Catholic Church or many other institutions. It is worth noting that at least some at the New York Times knew about the allegations of sexual abuse as early as 2006, when community insiders offering evidence and contacts approached them. An anonymous source told me that this contact at the Times declined to take on the story because the paper feared being seen as targeting the community; they would only write about the story if an elected official or politician was implicated in covering-up the cases. So it was not until May, 2012, that The Times published two articles  (May 9th and 10th) on Brooklyn DA Charles Hynes and his stymied efforts to prosecute sexual abuse among the ultra-Orthodox. The Times coverage made a big splash, impacting the visibility of the cases and putting pressure on Hynes’ office to step up its efforts to prosecute offenders.

More than anything else, The Times’ alleged decision to avoid targeting the community itself highlights the tremendous political influence of the ultra-Orthodox in New York. Politicians court them because community leaders are able to mobilize huge voting blocs: A rebbe or a prominent rabbi simply tells his followers whom to back and thousands in a community will turn out to vote as advised.  Ultra-Orthodox leadership has built powerful alliances with city and state politicians who watch out for their interests, be it zoning laws (e.g., building new yeshivas, school bus lanes), access to state and federal programs (e.g., Headstart, food stamps) or in the sexual abuse cases, using their own rabbinical courts rather than the New York State legal system until 2009.

The power of the ultra-Orthodox communal leadership has led to preferential treatment at the city and state levels that is often framed in a pluralist discourse as abiding the “special cultural needs” of ultra-Orthodox Jews. The ultra-Orthodox leadership has invoked the Jewish concept of mesira (turning over)– the historical injunction against reporting a fellow Jew to a non-Jewish authority for a crime– to authenticate what amounts to a cover up. Ultra-Orthodox rabbis have claimed that involving the police in sexual abuse charges is mesira; until more recently they preferred their communities use their own rabbinic courts, which have historically handled civil disputes (e.g., divorce, marriage, custody, property), not criminal cases. These courts are not designed to prosecute sexual abuse cases. As The Times reporters Sharon Otterman and Ray Rivera noted (May 10, 2012), rabbinic courts do not have formal power to punish, subpoena or collect evidence.  Some rabbis even refuse to hear testimony from women or children.

Many of the victims and a lot of the media have continued to challenge the validity of rabbinic courts decisions on management of sexual abuse, claiming that they merely bury charges, especially against prominent rabbis. In fact, one of the primary arguments made by victim activists has been that criminal cases must be brought before the New York State legal system and that using the rabbinic court is a violation of state law.

The Politics of Cultural Sensitivity

The DA office’s handling of sexual abuse allegations highlights political favoritism legitimated by “cultural sensitivity,” meaning a sensitivity to the unique beliefs and practices of ultra-Orthodox communities which require special treatment. In theory, this sounds good (especially to me, the anthropologist) but in actuality this has meant that the ultra-Orthodox leadership got to dictate much of the way the sexual abuse cases were handled. Perhaps this explains why, as Paul Berger at The Forward noted, DA Hynes admitted that for the first eighteen years he was in office he did very little to take on allegations of sexual abuse.

It was not until 2009 that the DA created a sexual abuse hotline, Kol Tsedek (Voice of Justice), advised by a “cultural liaison,” a Lubavitcher Hasidic woman who is a social worker. A source who works closely with the DA’s office told me this liaison has opened up lines of communication and made huge inroads in raising community consciousness about sexual abuse. Some others though have told me that too often the liaison has counseled victims to withdraw charges, especially if the accused is an important rabbi.

However, even in setting up the hotline, which has made an impact by increasing the number of yearly prosecutions from zero to between seventy to ninety (the exact number is disputed), the DA’s office has continued to bend to the wishes of Agudath Yisroel, the ultra-Orthodox leadership and policy organization that represents some sectors of the Hasidic world and most of the Yeshiva world.  The Agudath, which is directed by a Counsel of Torah Sages as well as lay advisers, makes political, social and religious rulings for participating communities.  In 2009 Hynes agreed to Agudath’s position that anyone who wishes to press charges must first receive permission from his or her rabbi  or Hasidic rebbe and only then may they contact the police. The DA also agreed not to publish perpetrators’ names publicly, another Agudath position.

Hynes claims that he must continue to work through Agudath because the ultra-Orthodox are “worse than the mafia,” a reference to the community’s common practice of intimidating victims and meting out its own forms of justice. The press, especially Jewish presses like The Jewish Week and The Forward have taken activist roles. Paul Berger in The Forward (May 29, 2012) reported that they, along with other media outlets, filed a request under New York’s Freedom of Information Act for the release of the names of all those accused via the Kol Tzedek program. So far, the DA’s office has denied those requests.

Hynes claims that he can only protect the victims if he works with “cultural sensitivity.” And yet, do other perpetrators who go through the DA’s office get the same kind of culturally sensitive treatment? Are other communities or institutions able to set the terms of prosecution or withhold names of the accused? Clearly not. Only the politically powerful are able to use “culture” and insider “cultural liaisons” in order to protect the authority of communal leadership.

James Estrin for The New York Times.

Why Is the Cover Up Tolerated?

How, I have to wonder, can the community stand for this cover up? I spent years in a Hasidic girls’ school and in Hasidic homes, where most children seemed cherished and protected. Indeed, there is much about Hasidic childrearing that is admirable. How and why would community leaders use their political power to put ultra-Orthodox children at risk?

I have a few theories that speak to the shifting relationship between the ultra-Orthodox leadership and the world in which they find themselves today.  First, there are different values at work, values that are in direct conflict with the liberal state’s emphasis on the protection of the individual, especially the child. The good of the community–that is ultra-Orthodox Judaism–may trump individual suffering, especially when the crimes involve the taboo topics of sexuality and sexual deviance. I suspect this is generational as well, with older ultra-Orthodox Jews (those who are most often the community leaders) unfamiliar with and unwilling to engage the language of sexual abuse. One of the stark portraits drawn of Gentiles, especially for children, is of a lack of modesty and explicit sexuality. Such talk about sexuality is thus deemed goyish(Gentile) and not becoming for Jews.

Young Leiby Kletsky’s murder last year is a piece in this puzzle. As writers Shulem Deen, Matthew Shaer of New York Magazine, Judy Brown at Jewish Week and others have noted, the community is so concerned with protecting its children from secular and goyishe popular culture that they often close their eyes to deviance and danger within. Not to mention that, more broadly, the moral universe children are taught includes black and white distinctions between Jews and Gentiles, moral and immoral. Immoral observant Jews rattle this universe.

Even the perception of sexual abuse victims, particularly those ultra-Orthodox who decide to leave their communities, is becoming less black and white. Many have gotten support at Footsteps, an organization founded by Malkie Schwartz in 2003. Footsteps helps those who break with their “insular” communities, offering “educational, vocational, and social” support for its members. This has helped to alter the perception among the ultra-Orthodox that those who leave their communities, especially those who were sexually abused, are what the community often calls “bums.” Seeing some who have left go on to college or become writers or even activists creates a more complex picture of those who choose another life over the “truth” of Orthodoxy.

Second, prosecution at the state level would open the door to potential law suits which would involve large sums of money, not to mention chillul hashem (desecration of God’s name, or besmirching the moral standing of the community before Gentiles). This fear of public exposure or shame can make for strange alliances. Catholic Bishops and ultra-Orthodox rabbis are the only two religious leaderships in Albany who continue to fight the extension of the statute of limitations for prosecution of sexual abuse crimes—from age twenty-four to age thirty. Both groups have a lot to lose.

Finally, a reporter for The Jewish Week who wished to remain anonymous offered me another, more cynical theory for the communal wall of silence, a silence which has failed ultra-Orthodox children. Rampant illegality facilitates much of ultra-Orthodox communal life, particularly the practiced use and misuse of government funding. I have written about ultra-Orthodox competing notions of citizenship in my book, Mitzvah Girls, that include using government resources to build up their own communities.  Legally, many qualify for food stamps and welfare. There are, though, some who misuse government funding or violate tax laws. This is nothing new. When I was doing fieldwork, these kinds of white collar crimes were not unusual. There is little social sanction for those who commit them if they contribute to ultra-Orthodox charities, which most do. As a Hasidic friend once remarked, “That’s golus (diaspora),” meaning that shared space does not mean shared goals for citizenship and community; at the end of the day, ultra-Orthodox Jews are waiting for the messiah, not liberal democracy. However, if sexual abuse victims went directly to the police instead of to their rabbis, there could potentially be a flood of lawsuits, which would require legal investigation and public exposure of practices the community may want to keep quiet.

New Conversations

The media and victims have played a critical role in forcing the recent conversation that so many were once reluctant to have. Some within the community have begun to respond. There are dissenting voices and recent attempts to train the next generation differently. For example, there are some who do not agree with the prohibition against notifying the police and they speak out, though they often suffer intimidation and censorship for it.

The Orthodox press, Artscroll, published the first book of its kind, Let’s Stay Safe, in 2011. This popular picture book is designed to provide parents with a “tsanua (modest) way to speak to children about a broad range of safety matters.” Safety here goes from wearing helmets when bicycling to warning that “only your parents or a doctor can touch you in a private space that is covered by a bathing suit.” One page is especially poignant, clearly a response to the murder of Leiby Kletsky. If you are lost, the book directs readers, go ask  “a cashier, a mommy or a policeman” for help.  Gone is the assumption that any Orthodox Jew is a safe haven. I have also heard from a social services provider that there is a group of women visiting a bungalow colony in the Catskills this summer to raise awareness among the mothers there.

Maybe these “culturally sensitive” attempts from within the community will help. Ari Mandel, the activist, is cautiously optimistic that attitudes are changing as more and more victims speak up.  And critically, more and more victims who step forward are believed by community members. Ultimately, the sexual abuse scandals and widespread use of the Internet are challenging the moral authority of ultra-Orthodox leadership, which has relied on hierarchy, silence and sometimes secrecy to fortify the gates around their communities. Those gates, never impermeable, have even more openings for the ongoing cultural and political exchanges between ultra-orthodox communities and everyone else. There are clearly changes on the horizon. And I’ve concluded that writing about these changes from a historical and cultural perspective is not, in the end, a form of moral cowardice. I believe it is my moral obligation.

Ayala Fader is a cultural and linguistic anthropologist who teaches at Fordham University’s Department of Sociology and Anthropology.  She is the author of Mitzvah Girls: Bringing Up the Next Generation of Hasidi Jews in Brooklyn.

Editor's Pick: This article is cross-posted from The Revealer, a publication of The Center for Religion and Media at New York University.


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Release DateAugust 2016
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Return to Player (RTP)96.7%
Slot Reels/ Paylines5 reels/ 15 paylines
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ProsExciting theme, profitable Features

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Feline Felons is another good feature of how funny rhymes can reset the mood and how a great quality mini-game can do a great job of captivating players. This mini-game is very straightforward, you have a choice of five Gangsta’ Cats and one (or more) of them are innocent (ie. holding a ‘lose’ card instead of a multiplier), click one the bad ones twice to get a win multiplier. You will only get one chance and the more mini-game symbols you get, the higher the multipliers will be.

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Of course, what goes in line with graphics are the fun and engaging animations, light but adorable sound effects. These qualities work well with each other, keeping it pleasant even after thirty minutes into the game.

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The most prominent feature is definitely the Progressive Jackpot. This being one of the three games by Mr. Spin with a Progressive Jackpot got us thinking, is it progressive across all their games? Because if it is, pool of cash for the Jackpot will easily reach dozens of thousands. Best part is, it costs so little to be part of the Jackpot raffle.

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Bonus mini-games are usually repetitive in terms of graphics and theme, but the ones in Dog Detectives has been engineered very distinctively by Mr. Spin: they are both extremely interactive. Just in case that wasn't enough, the developers have also made the payout amounts in the mini-games massive! Brownie points to Mr. Spin for making their games more engaging and profitable.

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Droid Slots' Stamp of ApprovalTo keep it short, playing Dog Detectives mobile slot will remind you of the glorious times of your childhood with all the toys and fun in this game. 2,000x win multipliers and a Progressive Jackpot on top of that? That’s just icing on the cake!

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