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"From reading too much, and sleeping too little, his brain dried up on him and he lost his judgment. – Miguel de Cervantes Forget About Being a Good Writer (And Do This Instead) Instead of worrying about the quality of your writing, focus on making it effective. Three ideas for more effective writing include: Practice Your Craft - You can’t do something well unless you do it badly first — and that begins with practice. Most professionals recommend setting aside time (even if it’s only 20 minutes) to write each day. Challenge Yourself - Write about stuff you don’t normally write about. The more you stretch yourself, the more you grow. Never underestimate the importance of learning. Start Small - Don’t begin by writing a book. Try a blog first, then write a few articles for a publication. Get bigger as you go. Learn to Pitch Your Pieces - A good pitch is short, compelling, and promising. Without learning how to effectively market your writing, even the best of writers can be overlooked. 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You end up sabotaging your efforts if you’re obsessing over what someone else is doing. Take the emotion out of your reaction to toxic people. Distance Yourself - If you share workspace, putting physical distance between your toxic influence and yourself may not be possible, but try. If that doesn’t work, distance yourself mentally and emotionally. Put Your Foot Down - If the toxic person flies right past the annoying line and becomes abusive or otherwise inappropriate for a professional setting, make a complaint. Taking it sitting down tells the person your boundaries are farther than he or she thought, and there is a lot more he or she can get away with. Yes, there will be backlash. Be ready for it, and don’t take it to heart. You might just find that others start putting their foot down as well. 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The authors call these new markets “blue oceans.” These are some common traps that stop us from creating blue oceans: Focusing on Your Existing Customers - To create new markets, think about your noncustomers and ask why they are not patronizing your industry. Seeing Market Creation as Synonymous with Breakthrough Technologies - It’s not. To unlock a commercially compelling new market, focus on value innovation. Equating Market Creation with Differentiation - To create new market space, take a “both-and” approach: pursue differentiation and low-cost. Seeing Competition as Bad - It’s when structural conditions work against you that market-creating strategies become indispensable. Seeing Market Creating-Strategies as Synonymous with Disruptive Creation - They’re not. They often involve nondisruptive creation because they offer solutions where none previously existed. 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A cruel, cruel budget CREDIT: AP/Evan Vucci President Donald Trump has released his budget proposal, and it’s a cruel, cruel thing. It would destroy the health care of at least 14 million poor people, while setting aside $1.6 billion for the border wall (which won’t be near enough to build it.) It’s also bad for student loan borrowers, and, well, most people. Basically, the government wants you to believe that decimating welfare will grow the economy — but it won’t. ICYMI: Republicans are rallying behind a plan to phase out health care for poor people.  CREDIT: AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth An explosion at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester, England killed 22 people and left 59 injured. Leaders around the world condemned the attack, but the tone ranged — many U.S. commentators were quick to blame religion and ideology, while leaders from numerous Muslim-majority nations offered unity and solidarity.  Reading List Democrats are warning against an “unlawful” withholding of funds at the Department of Energy.  Ancestry.com is a scary thing. The Trump administration is limiting protected status for Haitians to six months — meaning many could be sent back to a country still reeling from earthquake damage.  Soundbite “This program is dangerously out of step with what people need. This proposal itself could well do more harm than good.”  — Vicki Shabo, vice president at the National Partnership for Women & Families, on Trump’s updated paid leave plan ThinkProgress | CAP Action Fund 1333 H ST NW | Washington, DC 20005 Contributions to Center for American Progress Action Fund are not tax deductible Donate | Manage Email Options | Privacy Policy | Unsubscribe This email was sent to tokic.stjepan719@gmail.com.

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Even Trump Voters Oppose Trump This could be unprecedented. Less than half of the people who actually voted for Trump approve of the job he’s doing. (Morning Consult, May 15) The Comey firing. The Muslim ban. The health care debacle. It’s a comedy of errors and a parade of horribles. Here is the point: Trump’s base is collapsing. Congressional Republicans are bracing for a backlash election. Districts that haven’t been competitive in decades are now up for grabs. Already, two prominent Republican incumbents have decided not to run at all. This is a crisis in every sense of the word. The Greek root of the word “crisis” means “decision.” That’s why we are writing you today. Are we ready to make a decision to seize the moment and take back our government? To advance a progressive agenda that defends Social Security and fights for health care for all as a fundamental human right? If you are with us, please join us and make a donation. We are recruiting candidates and helping to stand up campaigns all across the nation. This is not cheap or easy. We recruit and train people in person, on the ground, in their communities. EXPRESS DONATE If you've saved your payment information with ActBlue Express, your donation will go through immediately: Express Donate: $5 Express Donate: $10 Express Donate: $25 Or, donate another amount Our economy is about more than numbers. It’s about people. We’re fighting for new rules for our economy to ensure we’re cared for when we provide care for each other. We need a financial system that works for people and communities, not just lenders. That’s why we’re fighting for strong rules to rein in the payday lending industry. Are you ready to join the fight? Get in touch and find out how you can help. The Progressive Breakfast is the most widely read morning tip-sheet with insider news and information. Projects like the Populist Majority website show lawmakers and the media that populist messages win. Who We Are People’s Action is a powerful new force for democracy and economic fairness. From family farms to big cities, from coast to coast, we’re fighting for community over greed, justice over racism, and people and planet over big corporations.  Support Our Work Email Us People's Action 810 N. Milwaukee, Chicago, IL 60642 312-243-3035 unsubscribe

Great news for once, fam, Biggie's mural in Bed-Stuy is here to stay!  Not having such great luck? NYC's newsstands. Pour one out.  This summer, rent out one of the most adorable mini cabins on the beach, right here in NYC.  It can be difficult to pack the essentials for the perfect getaway, but we've got the perfect tool to keep your wine fresh however long you're gone. ⛴ It's basically summer already right? Well, we're kicking it off this weekend on our insane booze cruise, and you better be there. ⛴ Moving to NYC might seem crazy, but nothing's weirder than leaving the big city and remembering life in your parents' house.  Why have plain ole' dinner and a movie when you can do brunch during the movie?  We're too excited for BookCon– check out a couple of the things we've got on our radars.

Summer Sailing Tired of Breaking the Bank on Holiday Weekends? Get the Most Bang for Your Buck With Our MDW Booze Cruise in NYC Do you have Memorial Day Weekend plans yet? WELL CANCEL THEM. You’re coming with us on an insane two-hour booze cruise around Manhattan. There’s gonna be an open bar, and some delish bites from our buds over at FoodKick. Think about those views while you snag your tix. READ MORE…

Brunch Bunch Alamo Drafthouse Is Brooklyn's Hottest New Brunch Spot Planning on catching an early movie but don’t want to be stuck eating stale popcorn? The Alamo Drafthouse Cinema has you covered! Executive chef Ronnie New revamps the Brooklyn cinema including brunch to their menu. New is also responsible for the Cinema’s signature milkshake, barbeque menu and chef dinners. Finally, real food and a break from stale popcorn, cold nachos, and rock hard candy. READ MORE…

Getaways Escape to These Mini Cutesy Cabins Around NYC This Summer When was the last time you spent time in nature? And no, sitting on a bench in Washington Square Park doesn’t count. In a partnership with Gateway National Recreation Area, Getaway will be setting up three pop-up cabins harborside. From Memorial Day to Labor Day, you and your bae can set up camp at these cabins amidst the cozy woods. And don’t worry NYC princesses, the cabins will come stocked with a mini fridge, fan, cooking essentials, a toilet, and running water. Just leave the MetroCard at home. READ MORE…

Lit Lovers Sponsored by:   BookCon 7 Things You Definitely Cannot Miss at BookCon 2017 Just like that heathen who eats pizza with a fork and knife, you really shouldn’t trust anyone who says they’re too cool to read. BookCon 2017 is for all of us sane people who appreciate a good book once in awhile. Even if you’re more of the Netflix binging variety, there’s plenty to see at this year’s convention. Krysten Ritter, aka JESSICA JONES, will be making an appearance. As well as, wait for it.... CHAD MICHAEL MURRAY. Seriously, just buy your tix now. Your 14-year-old self will thank you. READ MORE…

Sky's The Limit Bed-Stuy Biggie Mural to Stay After Landlord's Change of Heart, Artist Says King of Hip Hop Biggie Smalls friendly neighbors stood up to keep his memory around the streets of Bed-Stuy. Why not? It would be pretty damn rude to take down such an iconic mural celebrating a rapper who contributed so much to the character and legacy of not only the neighborhood itself, but THE WHOLE DAMN WORLD, HIP HOP OR OTHERWISE. Petitions were written and voices were heard as the mural was able to stay up because of an agreement between the buildings landlord and the artist. READ MORE…

Homeward Bound 12 Things New Yorkers Forget When Going to Their Parents’ Home When was the last time you had to tap one of your friends as DD on a night out? Or how about the last time you didn’t have to walk 3 blocks to do your laundry? We’ve gotten so damn used to the NYC lifestyle that when we visit our parents’ home, it can seem like a whole other world. Since when does it get so dark out at night? And where did the bodegas go? Although some of us unfortunately have grown up somewhere else, there’s really no place like home— NYC, that is. READ MORE…

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Pour One Out How New Yorkers Are Fighting to Save the City's Struggling Newsstands Lets come together as a city, and not curse each other out for once! New York's famous newsstands are slowly dying out. Who's to blame? Oh, greedy politicians per usual. The opening of these newsstands gave war veterans employment after coming home and leaving all of their trials and errors behind them. Not all heroes wear capes– these newsstands were there for us during hot summer days and hungry winter nights. READ MORE…

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Respected friends, Today the Trump budget was officially released and it was everything we expected. On May 2nd the Congressional Progressive Caucus released the FY2018 People's Budget which provides an alternative vision. Congress will probably vote on the FY2018 budget some time in early June. Please join us for a series of events regarding the Federal budget. Webinar:Understanding The People's Budget 5/25/2017 at 9pm Eastern Join us for a Webinar on the Congressional Progressive Caucus People's Budget. Learn how this budget benefits your family, your community and the country. Topics include: Budget Overview, Rebuilding Infrastructure and Going Green, Childcare and Education, Protecting the Safety Net, Housing as a Human Right, Sustainable Foreign Policy/Creating Peace and Diplomacy, How You Can Support The People's Budget. This webinar is sponsored by The People's Budget Campaign.  Webinar: President Trump's Budget and What's Ahead in Congress (Coalition on Human Needs) 5/25/2017 at 1pm The President’s Fiscal Year 2018 budget proposal and the forthcoming House budget proposal (which is expected in early June) are both likely to include deep cuts to non-defense discretionary programs such as rental assistance and education programs, as well as deep cuts to mandatory programs targeted to low- and modest-income people, including the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), Medicaid, and Supplemental Security Income (SSI). The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, Coalition on Human Needs, and Center for American Progress are co-sponsoring this webinar for state and local advocates to learn about the content of these budget proposals and discuss recommended messages and activities to use to help protect human needs programs as the federal budget debates progress. Webinar:Understanding The People's Budget 5/30/2017 at 1pm Eastern Join us for a Webinar on the Congressional Progressive Caucus People's Budget. Learn how this budget benefits your family, your community and the country. Topics include: Budget Overview, Rebuilding Infrastructure and Going Green, Childcare and Education, Protecting the Safety Net, Housing as a Human Right, Sustainable Foreign Policy/Creating Peace and Diplomacy, How You Can Support The People's Budget. This webinar is sponsored by The People's Budget Campaign. Visit The People's Budget Campaign page for Congressional visits, rallies and other local actions. In solidarity, Andrea Miller Executive Director Chair, The People's Budget Campaign http://www.peoplesbudget.org Follow People Demanding Action

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You Can’t Sail If You Never Leave the Harbor A ship in harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for. –Grace Hopper She knew something was wrong. Culture creates prisons, and she was trapped inside one. Teachers told her she wasn’t good enough. Professors told her the same, and she dropped out. Her father begged her to reconsider. But she wasn’t having any of it. Her father had a choice. He could try to guilt her into college and be content with her taking the “safe” path. Many people went in that direction, and some of them were happy. Or, he could make the heart-wrenching choice of encouraging his daughter to find her own path. If he simply gave her “freedom” or an easy path, it would be like giving her an inheritance. The easy way carried serious tradeoffs. The easy path carried diseases of comfort. He saw what those tradeoffs did to all the people around him. People became automatons seeking greater levels of comfort with reduced amounts of personal risk. They became angry at any minor disturbance or lapse in comfort. They were ready to lash out at the systems of cooperation or their peers the moment they felt anyone was getting more than their “fair share.” The thought of his daughter becoming one of those comfort-craving zombies made him shudder. He visualized her path in the short term, and didn’t want to see her struggle. But then he considered the long term, and thinking of her sacrificing her full potential was unbearable. Freedom had to be earned, in order to be appropriately valued. Individuality could only be forged in the furnaces of adversity. He heard the passion in his daughter’s voice, the yearning for freedom. So he presented her with a simple offer. “You can skip college.” The girl’s eyebrows raised. And her father knew what she wanted most… the family sailboat. “And I’ll give you the boat.” Her eyes lit up and a smile from ear to ear crept over her face. “But…” sighed her father. She was frozen in anticipation. “You have to sail it around the world.” She moved her lips to protest but he held up a finger. “No protests and no negotiation. You want freedom, and that’s wonderful. But you’ll have to face a challenge in order to earn it. The ocean and the real world are the best teachers I know.” The 26-foot boat glistened in the sun. In a mixture of fear, elation, and confusion, she spoke before she could think. “I’ll do it.” Her father’s heart sank but he knew he made the right choice. At 18 years old, with no formal training, no GPS, and no crew, Tania Aebi took that 26-foot boat and sailed around the world. She became the first solo female sailor to circumnavigate the world. She took a sextant for celestial navigation, a radio direction finder, and a few other simple supplies and embarked on a year and a half adventure. Sunset, Photo Twenty20. She faced storms, almost had her boat crushed, and came face to face with the ultimate enemy: herself and her mindset. She returned. Unscathed. Biologists have a term called neoteny. They use it to describe species they’re studying who retain juvenile features well into adulthood. Many of our cultural institutions have become training grounds for neoteny. More twenty and thirtysomethings live at home than ever before. Americans in the top 1% of global wealth whine about how they don’t have enough. Meanwhile, they have pocket supercomputers more powerful than the ones NASA used to get to the moon. Instead of using them to become learning machines, hike across the country, or connect with like minds to build new things, they use them to play games. Tania Aebi isn’t a household name. She’s not “rich” but she’s free. Your name doesn’t have to become “known.” You don’t have to do what the crowd does. All of us can become free, unique individuals through adversity. There are safe paths always waiting for us. There are those who profess to “love” us by helping keep us in comfort. Their fear of the unknown can keep us from the adventures that make life worth living. The challenge is to find and earn love from those willing to endure the pain of watching us struggle. The struggle doesn’t have to lead to a million or a billion dollars. Most of the world lives on a few dollars per day. When Elon Musk was taking jobs from the Canadian unemployment office, he taught himself to live on $2 a day (hotdogs and oranges) to remove his fear of poverty. Culture has an endless buffet of fears and hamster wheels for you to run on. Escape them and kill your fears with direct real-world experience. Take massive action, and then cut off any possibilities of regret. Face adversities and take full agency for your choices. Leave the safe harbor, but if you find yourself riding tumultuous waves or shipwrecked, don’t breathe a word of complaint. There are always gifts and lessons for those who take radical agency of their own lives. Culture wants to keep you infantile. Those who are addicted to comfort have an allergic reaction when they spend time around those who can ensure uncomfort. Do you want to be addicted to comfort, or addicted to achievement? While certain comfort-addicted neo-maniacs in the world worship “the coming machine singularity,” you can become a real singularity through facing and overcoming adversity. You can become a unique individual if you find someone who loves you enough to allow you to endure challenges. It won’t be easy, and it will mean intense isolation from most people. But do you want to be like most people? “It happens rarely, but whenever I do read a newspaper, listen to the radio, or watch television, on a variety of topics, I find myself wondering, “How? How can this happen? How can people be so gullible?” [I’m renewed with] gratitude to my father for having given me the chance to dodge full immersion in the homogenizing machine, and makes me more determined than ever to pass this gift of becoming an individual on to my own children.” — TANIA AEBI, world record holder, first circumnavigation of the world by a solo female sailor Don’t be afraid to leave the harbor. Chad Grills is the founder of The Mission, your #1 source for accelerated learning. You can subscribe to their M-F newsletter here. If you enjoyed this article please recommend it and share to help others find it. What do you think? Was Tania’s father crazy? Wise? Or something else? Let us know in the comments below. RecommendRespond View in browser

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The Yom Yerushalayim celebration already in progress in Israel begins tonight across the United States. To commemorate the 50th anniversary of Jerusalem's reunification, we asked 5 Torah scholars: Why is Yerushalayim Important to us as Religious Jews?      View the responses at one of over 300 shuls and organizations registered to be a part of this Yom Yerushalayim Torah video presentation See the list below and consult your local organization to get the program details: AABJ and D, West Orange, NJ Adath Israel, San Francisco, San Francisco, CA Adereth El, New York, NY Agudas Achim, Saugerties, NY Ahavas Sholom, Columbus, OH Ahavas Torah Miami Beach, Miami Beach, FL Ahavas Torah, Scottsdale, AZ Ahavath Achim, Portland, OR Albert Einstein Synagogue, Bronx, NY Am HaTorah Congregation, Bethesda, MD Anshe Motele Congregation, Chicago, IL Anshe Sfard Kehillat Torah, Glendale, WI Anshe Sfard, Metairie, LA Anshe Sholom Synagogue, New Rochelle, NY Anshei Chesed Congregation, Boynton Beach, FL Anshei Chesed, Hewlett, NY Anshei Emuna, Delray Beach, FL ARTEFX PeaceMaker Education, Honolulu, Hawaii ATTN: Religious Services, Chicago, IL B'nai David-Judea Congregation, Los Angeles, CA B'nai Sephardim - Shaare Shalom of Hollywood, Fort Lauderdale, FL Bais Torah U' Tefilla, West Hempstead, NY Bait Aaron Torah Outreach, Los Angeles, CA Bar Yochai, Sunnyvale, CA Baron Hirsch Congregation, Memphis, TN Beit David Highland Lakes Shul, Miami, FL Beit David Highland Lakes Shul, North Miami, FL Beit Edmond J. Safra, Aventura, FL Bensalem Jewish Outreach Center, bensalem, PA Beth Abraham, Brookline, MA Beth Avraham Yoseph of Toronto, Thornhill, ON Beth David Synagogue, West Hartford, CT Beth El, Myrtle beach, SC Beth Gavriel Bukharian Jewish Center, Forest Hills,, NY Beth Hadassah Synagogue, Great Neck, NY Beth Israel Congregation, Miami Beach, fl Beth Israel Edmonton, Edmonton, AB Beth Israel, Omaha, NE Beth Jacob Atlanta, Atlanta, GA Beth Jacob Congregation, Columbus, OH Beth Jacob Congregation, San Diego, CA Beth Jacob Irvine, Irvine, CA Beth Jacob of Oakland, Oakland, CA Beth Jacob, Beverly Hills, CA Beth Joseph Phoenix, Phoenix, AZ Beth Joshua Congregation, Rockville, MD Beth Rambam, Houston, TX Beth Sholom, Rochester, NY Beth Tefillah of Paramus, Paramus, NJ Beth Tfiloh Congregation, Baltimore, MD Beverly Hills Synagogue, Beverly Hills, CA Bialystoker Synagogue, New York, NY BIAV Kansas City, Overland Park, KS Bikur Cholim Machzikay Hadath, Seattle, WA Bnai Jacob Shaarei Zion, Baltimore, MD bnai Jacob Shaarei Zion, Cedarhurst, NY Boca Jewish Center, Boca Raton, FL Boca Raton Synagogue West, Boca Raton, FL Boca Raton Synagogue, Boca Raton, FL Boro Park YMHA Senior Center, Brooklyn, NY Brith Sholom Beth Israel Synagogue, Charleston, SC Calabasas Shul, Calabasas, CA Chabad Center of UC, San Diego, CA Chabad of Solano County, Vacaville, CA Charlotte Torah Center, Charlotte, NC CHAZAQ, Flushing, NY Cong Ahavas Yisrael of Edison, edison, NJ Cong Beth Israel Nola, Metairie, LA Cong. Adas Israel, Passaic, NJ Cong. Beth Sholom, Lawrence, NY Cong. Darchei Noam, Fair Lawn, NJ Cong. Darchei Noam, St Louis Park, MN Cong. Etz Chaim of Flatbush, Brooklyn, NY Cong. Nachlas Yitzchok, Flushing, NY Congregation Adat Yeshurun, La Jolla, CA Congregation Ahavas Achim, Highland Park, NJ Congregation Ahavas Yisroel, Flushing, NY Congregation Ahavath Achim, Fairfield, CT Congregation Ahavath Torah, Englewood, NJ Congregation Aish Kodesh, Woodmere, NY Congregation Ariel, Atlanta, GA Congregation Ayin L'Tzion, Thornhill, ON Congregation B'nai Emet, Thousand Oaks, CA Congregation B'nai Torah, Indianapolis, IN Congregation Bais Tefilah, Woodmere, NY Congregation Bais Torah, Suffern, NY Congregation Beit Tikvah, Ottawa, ON Congregation Beth Aaron, Teaneck, NJ Congregation Beth Abraham, Bergenfield, NJ Congregation Beth Avraham of PA, Palmer Township, PA Congregation Beth El-Atereth Israel, Newton Center, MA Congregation Beth Hamedrosh, Wynnewood, PA Congregation Beth Sholom, Providence, RI Congregation Beth Tikvah Ahavat Shalom Nusach Hoari, Dollard des Ormeaux, Quebec Congregation Bnai Brith Jacob, Savannah, GA Congregation Bnai Israel, Philadelphia, PA Congregation Bnai Yeshurun, Teaneck, NJ Congregation Bnei Israel, Brooklyn, NY Congregation Brothers of Joseph, Norwich, CT Congregation Dor Tikvah, Charleston, SC Congregation Etz Chaim of Kew Gardens Hills, Flushing, NY Congregation Israel, Springfield, NJ Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun, New York, NY Congregation Keter Torah, Teaneck, NJ Congregation KINS, Chicago, IL Congregation Mikveh Israel, Philadelphia, PA Congregation Mogen David, Los Angeles, CA Congregation Ohab Zedek, New York, NY Congregation Ohab Zedek, Rockaway Park, NY Congregation Ohaiv Shalom, new hempstead, NY Congregation Ohav Emeth, Highland Park, NJ Congregation Ohav Sholom, Merrick, NY Congregation Ohr Torah, Edison, NJ Congregation Or Torah, Skokie, IL Congregation Poale Zedeck, Pittsburgh, PA Congregation Ramath Orah, New York, NY Congregation Rinat Yisrael, Teaneck, NJ Congregation Schara Tzedeck, Vancouver, BC Congregation Sha'arei Torah, Cincinnati, OH Congregation Shaaray Tefila, Lawrence, NY Congregation Shaare Tefilla, Dallas, TX Congregation Shaare Zedeck, Pgh, PA Congregation Shaarey Tefila, Lawrence, NY Congregation Shevet Achim, Chicago, IL Congregation Shomrei Emunah, Baltimore, MD Congregation Shomrei Torah, Fair lawn, NJ Congregation Suburban Torah, Livingston, NJ Congregation Talmud Torah of Flatbush, Brooklyn, NY Congregation Tiferet Israel, Austin, TX Congregation Torah Ohr, Boca Raton, FL Congregation Torat Emet, Columbus, OH DAT Minyan, Denver, CO DATA, Dallas, TX Delray Orthodox Synagogue, Delray Beach, FL Durham Orthodox Kehillah at Beth El Center, Durham, NC East Boca Kehilla, Boca Raton, FL Edmond J. Safra Synagogue, New York, NY EDOS, Denver, CO Elmora Hills Minyan, Union, NJ Emek Bracha, Palo Alto, CA Etz Chaim Congregation of Sharon, Sharon, MA Etz Chaim Synagogue, Jacksonville, FL Fifth Avenue Synagogue, New York, NY Fleetwood Synagogue, Mount Vernon, NY Gemilas Chesed Synagogue, White Oaks, PA Golf Manor Synagogue, Cincinnati, OH Great Neck Synagogue, Great Neck, NY Greater Metrowest Federation, Whippany, NJ Green Road Synagogue, Beac, OH Havurat Yisrael, Forest Hills, NY Hebrew Academy High School, Côte Saint-Luc, QC Hebrew Institute of Riverdale, Bronx, NY Hebrew Institute of White Plains, White Plains, NY Hillel Academy of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA House of Jacob-Mikveh Israel, Calgary, Alberta House of Jacob, Calgary, Alberta Irving Place Minyan, Hewlett, NY JCC of Amsterdam Jewish Awareness Movement, Goleta, CA Jewish Center of Teaneck, Teaneck, NJ Jewish Rockville Outreach Center (JewishROC), Rockville, MD KC Kollel, Leawood, KS Kehilat Chovevei Tzion, Skokie, IL Kehilat Masada, Sydney, NSW Kehilat Mizrachi, Sao Paulo, SP Kehilat Rayim Ahuvim, New York, NY Kehilat Sephardim - Bukharian Jewish Center of Kew Gardens Hills, Flushing, NY Kehilath Jacob Beth Samuel, Chicago, IL Kehilla in Sandy Springs, Atlanta, GA Kemp Mill Synagogue, Silver Spring, MD Keneseth Beth Israel, Richmond, VA Kenesset Israel Torah Center, Sacramento, CA Kenesseth Israel Congregation, St. Louis Park, MN Kesher Israel Congregation, Harrisburg, PA Kesser Israel, Portland, OR Knesseth Israel Congregation, Mountain Brook, AL Kol BeRamah Torah Learning Center, Santa Fe, NM Las Vegas Kollel, Las Vegas, NV Legacy Foundation of the Young Israel of Bayside, NY, NY Legado De Vida, Sunrise, FL Lincoln Square Synagogue, New York, NY LINK Kollel and Shul, Los Angeles, CA Lower Merion Synagogue, Bala Cynwyd, PA Magen Avot Synagogue, Singapore, Singapore Magen David Congregation, Surfside, FL Maimondies, Brookline, MA Makor, Scottsdale, AZ Manhattan Beach Jewish Center, Brooklyn, NY Merkaz Yisrael of Marine Park, Brooklyn, NY Meyerland Minyan, Houston, TX Midreshet Shalhevet, North Woodmere, NY MJE, New York, NY Mount Sinai Jewish Center, New York, NY New Ashkenaz Minyan, Boston, MA NJCSE, Batimore, MD Nusach Hari-B'Nai Zion, St. Louis, MO Ohav Zedek Congregation, Wilkes Barre, PA Ohev Sholom Talmud Torah of Olney, Olney, MD Ohr Esther - Young Mashsadi Jewish Center, Great Neck, NY Ohr Saadya, Teaneck, NJ Ohr Somayach C/o Shapiro, Flushing, NY Orot HaCarmel, San Diego, CA OU-JLIC at Boston University, Brookline, MA OU-JLIC at CSUN, Northridge, CA OU-JLIC at Queens College, Flushing, NY OU-JLIC at Rutgers, New Brunswick, NJ OU-JLIC at Yale, New Haven, CT OU-JLIC GTA, Thornhill, ON Palm Beach Synagogue, Palm Beach, FL Park East Day School, New York, NY Persian Hebrew Congregation, Skokie, IL Pikesville Jewish Congregation (PJC), Pikesville, MD Potters Bar Shul, Potters Bar, Herts PUAH, Brooklyn, NY Queens Jewish Center, Forest Hills, NY Rambam Mesivta, Lawrence, NY Revelacion Divina remanente, Mission viejo, California Riverdale Jewish Center, bronx, NY Rockwood Park Jewish Center, Howard Beach, NY Rodfei Sholom, San Antonio, TX Shaare Rachamim Synagogue, Great Neck, NY Shaare Torah Congregation, Pittsburgh, PA Shaarei Israel Congregation, Raleigh, NC Shaarei Shomayim, North York, ON Shaarei Torah Orthodox Congregation of Syracuse, Dewitt, NY Shaarey Zedek Congregation, Valley Village, CA Shalhevet High School, Los Angeles, CA Shomrei Emunah, Englewood, NJ Shulamith HS for Girls, Cedarhurst, NY Silver Spring Jewish Center, Silver Spring, MD Skylake Synagogue, North Miami Beach, FL Suburban Orthodox Toras Chaim, Baltimore, MD Temple Moses, Miami Beach, FL The ADATH, Hampstead, Quebec The Beis, New York, NY The Carlebach Shul, New York, NY The Jewish Center of Atlantic Beach, Atlantic Beach, NY The Jewish Center, New York, NY The Mitzvah Project, Inc., Delray Beach, FL The White Shul/Congregation Kneseth Israel, Far Rockaway, NY Tiferes Yisroel, Baltimore, MD Tifereth Beth David Jerusalem, Cote St-Luc, QC Touro Synagogue, Newport, RI U.City Shul, St. Louis, MO UMass OU-JLIC, Amherst, MA Union Hill Cong., Morganville, NJ United Orthodox Synagogues of Houston, Houston, TX Utopia Jewish Center, Fresh Meadows, NY West Side Institutional Synagogue, New York, NY West Side Sephardic Synagogue, New York, NY Westmount Shul, Thornhill, ON Westside Shul, Beverly Hills, CA Westwood Kehilla, Los Angeles, CA Westwood Village Synagogue, Los Angeles, CA William and Celia Trump Synagogue, Aventura, FL Woodside Synagogue Ahavas Torah, Silver Spring, MD Yavneh Academy of Dallas, Dallas, TX Yeshiva Har Torah, Little Neck, NY Yorkville Jewish Centre, Toronto, ON Young Israel Aish, Las Vegas, NV Young Israel Harrison, Harrison, NY Young Israel of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, NJ Young Israel of Boca Raton, Boca Raton, FL Young Israel of Brookline, Brookline, MA Young Israel of Canarsie, Brooklyn, NY Young Israel of Century City, Los Angeles, CA Young Israel of Deerfield Beach, Deerfield Beach, FL Young Israel of East Brunswick, East Brunswick, NJ Young Israel of Flatbush, Brooklyn, NY Young Israel of Great Neck, Great Neck, NY Young Israel of Hillcrest, Flushing, NY Young Israel of Hollis Hills - 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LifeNews.com Pro-Life News Report
Tuesday, May 23, 2017

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Top Stories• President Donald Trump’s Proposed Budget Defunds Planned Parenthood
• Whoopi Goldberg Compares Pro-Life Vice President Mike Pence to the KKK
• Chilling Video Plays 911 Call When Mom Discovers Planned Parenthood Killed Her Daughter in an Abortion
• Facebook Will Allow Someone to Live Stream Killing a Baby in an Abortion

More Pro-Life News• Christian School Prohibits Student From Graduating With Her Class Because She Got Pregnant
• Eight States are Almost Abortion Free and Have Just One Abortion Clinic Left
• New Test for Down Syndrome Could Lead to the Abortion of “Undesirable” Babies
• Abortion Activists Throw Smoke Bombs at Pro-Lifers to Disrupt March for Life
• Democrats Caught Taking Extra Pay Want to Change the Subject by Bragging They’re Pro-Abortion 
• Mayor of Canada’s Capital Wants to Ban Pro-Lifers From Praying Outside Abortion Clinics
• Lifetime Show “Mary Kills People” Says Pro-Lifers Support “Torture” Because They Oppose Euthanasia
• Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin Signs Bills Into Law to Save Babies From Abortion and Stop Euthanasia
• Christian Doctors Need More Protection From Being Forced to Participate in Abortion or Euthanasia
• Do Suicides Increase Where Assisted Suicide is Legal? 
• Vermont Assisted Suicide Law Can’t Force Doctors to Refer Patients for Suicide 

President Donald Trump’s Proposed Budget Defunds Planned Parenthood
President Donald Trump’s proposed budget is not making abortion advocates happy today as it specifically excludes the Planned Parenthood abortion business from all programs run by the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Whoopi Goldberg Compares Pro-Life Vice President Mike Pence to the KKK
Overly sensitive students at college campuses everywhere have learned that if you protest a conservative speaker on your campus, you will be lauded by the media as “brave” and “patriotic.”
Click to Read at LifeNews.com.

Chilling Video Plays 911 Call When Mom Discovers Planned Parenthood Killed Her Daughter in an Abortion
As the Senate considers legislation that would defund Planned Parenthood, a new video produced by Operation Rescue provides a compelling reason for urgency.
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Facebook Will Allow Someone to Live Stream Killing a Baby in an Abortion
Facebook is causing a stir on the internet this week after its internal rules for monitoring live-stream videos and other content were exposed publicly.
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Christian School Prohibits Student From Graduating With Her Class Because She Got Pregnant
Despite seeing pushback from both sides, one pregnant high schooler is choosing life for her “little guy.”

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Eight States are Almost Abortion Free and Have Just One Abortion Clinic Left
The abortion industry is losing business as more women choose life for their unborn babies.
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New Test for Down Syndrome Could Lead to the Abortion of “Undesirable” BabiesBioethics experts warn that NIPT could be used to target baby girls, as well as babies with Down’s syndrome.

Click to Read at LifeNews.com.

Abortion Activists Throw Smoke Bombs at Pro-Lifers to Disrupt March for Life
Neither the rain nor abortion activists stopped thousands of pro-life advocates from marching for the rights of unborn babies Saturday in England.
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Democrats Caught Taking Extra Pay Want to Change the Subject by Bragging They’re Pro-Abortion

Mayor of Canada’s Capital Wants to Ban Pro-Lifers From Praying Outside Abortion Clinics

Lifetime Show “Mary Kills People” Says Pro-Lifers Support “Torture” Because They Oppose Euthanasia

Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin Signs Bills Into Law to Save Babies From Abortion and Stop Euthanasia

Christian Doctors Need More Protection From Being Forced to Participate in Abortion or Euthanasia

Do Suicides Increase Where Assisted Suicide is Legal?

Vermont Assisted Suicide Law Can’t Force Doctors to Refer Patients for Suicide

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