To all of my friends who are celebrating today, the famous and the not-so-famous:
It might not be what Ben-Gurion had in mind, but that’s what there is.זה מה יש
 
To all of my friends who are celebrating today, the famous and the not-so-famous:
It might not be what Ben-Gurion had in mind, but that’s what there is.זה מה יש
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Labels: Democracy, Family and friends

Moths, builders, flu, too-short dresses . . .
However this piece of old news made me smile:Although Barbie may seem to be an Aryan ideal, the doll was the brainchild  of a Jewish woman named Ruth Handler. San Francisco filmmaker Tiffany Shlain,  founder of the Webby awards, considers Handler's role in creating Barbie one of  pop culture's great ironies and explores that notion in her new film, "The  Tribe: An Unorthodox, Unauthorized History of the Jewish People and the Barbie  Doll ... in About 15 Minutes," written with her husband, UC Berkeley Professor  Ken Goldberg. The film, narrated by Peter Coyote, premieres Saturday at a  sold-out screening at Herbst Theatre. It will also screen at the Sundance Film  Festival in January.
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