Ilan Ramon AZA - Revision history

174.51.59.190: /* Home Of */

174.51.59.190 — Sat, 24 Aug 2013 04:31:31 GMT

Home Of

←Older revision		Revision as of 04:31, 24 August 2013
Line 82:		Line 82:
	**The S'ganim of IRAZA pass down Owl figurines in honor of our mascot. Each S'gan will add a figure to the collection. This was started by Paul Kirschner.		**The S'ganim of IRAZA pass down Owl figurines in honor of our mascot. Each S'gan will add a figure to the collection. This was started by Paul Kirschner.
	**Amitai Gross, in his term as Chaver, bought a Yad to pass down to each Chaver along with a personal teaching he wrote. This Yad is currently in the posession of Simi Adler since he can't remember where it is in his house.		**Amitai Gross, in his term as Chaver, bought a Yad to pass down to each Chaver along with a personal teaching he wrote. This Yad is currently in the posession of Simi Adler since he can't remember where it is in his house.
-
-	volumes on the limits of rltionaaity of heads of state."George Piro, the FBI agent who interrogated Saddam Hussein over several months, has just revealed what he learned about the Iraqi dictator's mindset leading up to the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq. It turns out that Saddam did not expect that the U.S. would respond to his WMD posturing with a full-scale ground invasion. Saddam "told me" Piro says, that "he initially miscalculated President Bush's intentions. He thought the United States would retaliate with the same type of attack as we did in 1998 a four-day aerial attack He survived that one and he was willing to accept that type of attack." This was not merely some minor tactical "misunderstanding" or "miscalculation" on Saddam's part; it turned Iraq into an occupied land, caused hundreds of thousands of casualties, a regime change, and, ultimately, his execution. "(One reason Saddam opened up to this rather low-ranking agent was that he believed that the agent was a direct emissary from President Bush. This suggests how gullible even heads of state can be not exactly what we'd consider rational.)"Who are Americans (or in this case a Zionist academic) to call Iranian leaders irrational?The USA maintains a racist Jewish state in the ME despite US best interests.So what if Saddam opened up to Piro? That was Piro's job. If I interrogated Etzioni for a few months under the same conditions Saddam experienced, Etzioni would be convinced by the later sessions that I was a direct emissary from God.

	== Distinguished Members ==		== Distinguished Members ==

174.51.59.190: /* Members Coming From Everywhere: Amitai Gross' Additions */

174.51.59.190 — Sat, 24 Aug 2013 04:30:51 GMT

Members Coming From Everywhere: Amitai Gross' Additions

←Older revision		Revision as of 04:30, 24 August 2013
Line 13:		Line 13:

	As the gregorian year came to a close and IRAZA #380 received recognition for it's hard work at the Regional Winter Convention, the founders believed that there work was done and it was time for others to take on the leadership of the chapter. At the next term's board elections, Amitai Gross, a Freshman and the first Chaver of the chapter, was elected as the next Godol. Not only was Amitai young, but the entire second executive board was composed of Freshmen, minus Simi Adler, a Senior and founder. During Gross' term, the chapter had an all-time record membership, through the extensive work of Adler, and a record six programs held that term, with the help of S'gan, Martin Singer, which all had excellent attendance thanks to the boards push for communication. Regional programs had record attendance, especially Kallah with a record twelve members there. At the next elections, thanks to the superior communication of the chapter, there was a strong push for many members to run. Not a single position went unapposed. The next term's attendance and membership was nearly as impressive as the lasts.		As the gregorian year came to a close and IRAZA #380 received recognition for it's hard work at the Regional Winter Convention, the founders believed that there work was done and it was time for others to take on the leadership of the chapter. At the next term's board elections, Amitai Gross, a Freshman and the first Chaver of the chapter, was elected as the next Godol. Not only was Amitai young, but the entire second executive board was composed of Freshmen, minus Simi Adler, a Senior and founder. During Gross' term, the chapter had an all-time record membership, through the extensive work of Adler, and a record six programs held that term, with the help of S'gan, Martin Singer, which all had excellent attendance thanks to the boards push for communication. Regional programs had record attendance, especially Kallah with a record twelve members there. At the next elections, thanks to the superior communication of the chapter, there was a strong push for many members to run. Not a single position went unapposed. The next term's attendance and membership was nearly as impressive as the lasts.
-
-	no prob my blog is the same way aksimet's cuhagt over a million spam msgs in just about 3 years now.about the 140 chars: it makes sense to keep it standard twitter's kind of going the way of MicroSoft if you ask me in that their trying to make twitter better by breaking compatability (or something like that)anywho glad to see you've joined the TWiT Armycatch u on the flip sidechris
-
-	Noah, Clay this is a great idea, I think people will relaly use a tool like this. Definitely it covers some aspects of popcorn that we were hoping OTHERS would build Particularly the heat map of user comments. I assume you've checked out the Radiolab popcorn demo, which integrated soundcloud style comments. In all the demos we made, we always stayed away from server components (which would presumably be necessary for things like logging in and commenting) simply because they take longer to execute properly, but I relaly do hope you begin iterating on this and you'll find lots of support from the popcorn community once you do! I hope there is a way in the MoJo process that they can help you scaffold some of these ideas quickly.I agree with the one commenter that it would be great to see the wireframe in the body of the blog post so we could check out out afterwards as well Looking forward to getting in cahoots!bg

	===Past Boards===		===Past Boards===

174.51.59.190: /* Chapter History */

174.51.59.190 — Sat, 24 Aug 2013 04:29:57 GMT

Chapter History

←Older revision		Revision as of 04:29, 24 August 2013
Line 1:		Line 1:
	== Chapter History ==		== Chapter History ==
-
-	As far as marriage goes, no. Churches/pastors have the right to deny simotheng like same sex marriage because they are not, or at least should not be, considered a part of government. Faith is a choice. If you don't like it you have the choice to switch or ignore it. Government is a choice as well, albeit harder to change and near impossible to ignore, but same sex marriage goes beyond that to the realm of human rights. Regardless, marriage is important, to me at least, because of the rights and equality that comes with it. Not because I feel the need to be accepted by some arbitrary god that some people believe exist.As far as retreats go, Im not to happy with your use of quotes around the word christian. Religion is an idea. It is intangible. No one can explain what it really is. No one can say what is and what isn't christian. If that was possible there wouldn't be so many sects of christianity. So who's to say that a SSC can't be christian? No one. As far as stopping a SSC from going on a retreat, then yes, they have the right. I use the same argument as I did for marriage.Im not saying that it is right to discriminate, but in all honesty organized religion can go F it's self.

	=== The Legacy of Ben Greenberg ===		=== The Legacy of Ben Greenberg ===

94.23.1.28: /* Past Boards */

94.23.1.28 — Thu, 26 Jul 2012 04:07:38 GMT

Past Boards

←Older revision		Revision as of 04:07, 26 July 2012
Line 18:		Line 18:
	no prob my blog is the same way aksimet's cuhagt over a million spam msgs in just about 3 years now.about the 140 chars: it makes sense to keep it standard twitter's kind of going the way of MicroSoft if you ask me in that their trying to make twitter better by breaking compatability (or something like that)anywho glad to see you've joined the TWiT Armycatch u on the flip sidechris		no prob my blog is the same way aksimet's cuhagt over a million spam msgs in just about 3 years now.about the 140 chars: it makes sense to keep it standard twitter's kind of going the way of MicroSoft if you ask me in that their trying to make twitter better by breaking compatability (or something like that)anywho glad to see you've joined the TWiT Armycatch u on the flip sidechris

-	~~===Past Boards===~~	+	Noah, Clay this is a great idea, I think people will relaly use a tool like this. Definitely it covers some aspects of popcorn that we were hoping OTHERS would build Particularly the heat map of user comments. I assume you've checked out the Radiolab popcorn demo, which integrated soundcloud style comments. In all the demos we made, we always stayed away from server components (which would presumably be necessary for things like logging in and commenting) simply because they take longer to execute properly, but I relaly do hope you begin iterating on this and you'll find lots of support from the popcorn community once you do! I hope there is a way in the MoJo process that they can help you scaffold some of these ideas quickly.I agree with the one commenter that it would be great to see the wireframe in the body of the blog post so we could check out out afterwards as well Looking forward to getting in cahoots!bg
-		+
-	(~~Fall 2011~~)	+
-	*[[Godol]]: Grant Harrop	+
-	*[[S'~~gan]]: Nate Stein~~	+
-	*[[Chaver]]: Aaron Wildman	+
-	*[[Moreh]]: Sam Garelick	+
-	*[[Gizbor]]: Ethan Fellows	+
-	*[[Mazkir]]: Isaac Bates Vinuesa	+

	===Past Boards===		===Past Boards===

213.254.212.179: /* Regional Awards Held */

213.254.212.179 — Tue, 24 Jul 2012 15:01:07 GMT

Regional Awards Held

←Older revision		Revision as of 15:01, 24 July 2012
Line 97:		Line 97:
	**Amitai Gross, in his term as Chaver, bought a Yad to pass down to each Chaver along with a personal teaching he wrote. This Yad is currently in the posession of Simi Adler since he can't remember where it is in his house.		**Amitai Gross, in his term as Chaver, bought a Yad to pass down to each Chaver along with a personal teaching he wrote. This Yad is currently in the posession of Simi Adler since he can't remember where it is in his house.

-	~~== Regional Awards Held ==~~	+	volumes on the limits of rltionaaity of heads of state."George Piro, the FBI agent who interrogated Saddam Hussein over several months, has just revealed what he learned about the Iraqi dictator's mindset leading up to the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq. It turns out that Saddam did not expect that the U.S. would respond to his WMD posturing with a full-scale ground invasion. Saddam "told me" Piro says, that "he initially miscalculated President Bush's intentions. He thought the United States would retaliate with the same type of attack as we did in 1998 a four-day aerial attack He survived that one and he was willing to accept that type of attack." This was not merely some minor tactical "misunderstanding" or "miscalculation" on Saddam's part; it turned Iraq into an occupied land, caused hundreds of thousands of casualties, a regime change, and, ultimately, his execution. "(One reason Saddam opened up to this rather low-ranking agent was that he believed that the agent was a direct emissary from President Bush. This suggests how gullible even heads of state can be not exactly what we'd consider rational.)"Who are Americans (or in this case a Zionist academic) to call Iranian leaders irrational?The USA maintains a racist Jewish state in the ME despite US best interests.So what if Saddam opened up to Piro? That was Piro's job. If I interrogated Etzioni for a few months under the same conditions Saddam experienced, Etzioni would be convinced by the later sessions that I was a direct emissary from God.
-		+
-	~~===Convention 05===~~	+
-	*Highest Memebership Retention Rate	+
-	*Best Song Performance	+
-	*Oratory Contest (Amitai Gross)	+
-		+
-	~~===Convention 04===~~	+
-	*Most Improved Chapter	+
-	*Program of the ~~Year (Summer Kickoff: Paul Kirschner)~~	+
-	*Godol of the ~~Year (Nathan Fox)~~	+
-	*Chaver of the ~~Year~~ (~~Amitai Gross~~)	+
-	*Highest Membership Retention Rate	+
-	*Highest Membership Increase	+
-	*Justin Kutner Jewish Heritage Chair (~~Amitai Gross~~)	+
-	*Sam Beber Distinguished Senior Award (Paul Kirschner)	+
-		+
-	~~===Convention 02===~~	+
-	*Lew Rosenberg Award for ~~Best Chapter Advisor (Mark Megibow)~~	+
-		+
-	~~===Convention 00===~~	+
-	*Lew Rosenberg Award for Best Chapter Advisor (Mark Megibow)	+

	== Distinguished Members ==		== Distinguished Members ==

94.23.1.28: /* Current Chapter Board */

94.23.1.28 — Tue, 24 Jul 2012 12:40:28 GMT

Current Chapter Board

←Older revision		Revision as of 12:40, 24 July 2012
Line 16:		Line 16:
	As the gregorian year came to a close and IRAZA #380 received recognition for it's hard work at the Regional Winter Convention, the founders believed that there work was done and it was time for others to take on the leadership of the chapter. At the next term's board elections, Amitai Gross, a Freshman and the first Chaver of the chapter, was elected as the next Godol. Not only was Amitai young, but the entire second executive board was composed of Freshmen, minus Simi Adler, a Senior and founder. During Gross' term, the chapter had an all-time record membership, through the extensive work of Adler, and a record six programs held that term, with the help of S'gan, Martin Singer, which all had excellent attendance thanks to the boards push for communication. Regional programs had record attendance, especially Kallah with a record twelve members there. At the next elections, thanks to the superior communication of the chapter, there was a strong push for many members to run. Not a single position went unapposed. The next term's attendance and membership was nearly as impressive as the lasts.		As the gregorian year came to a close and IRAZA #380 received recognition for it's hard work at the Regional Winter Convention, the founders believed that there work was done and it was time for others to take on the leadership of the chapter. At the next term's board elections, Amitai Gross, a Freshman and the first Chaver of the chapter, was elected as the next Godol. Not only was Amitai young, but the entire second executive board was composed of Freshmen, minus Simi Adler, a Senior and founder. During Gross' term, the chapter had an all-time record membership, through the extensive work of Adler, and a record six programs held that term, with the help of S'gan, Martin Singer, which all had excellent attendance thanks to the boards push for communication. Regional programs had record attendance, especially Kallah with a record twelve members there. At the next elections, thanks to the superior communication of the chapter, there was a strong push for many members to run. Not a single position went unapposed. The next term's attendance and membership was nearly as impressive as the lasts.

-	~~===Current Chapter Board===~~	+	no prob my blog is the same way aksimet's cuhagt over a million spam msgs in just about 3 years now.about the 140 chars: it makes sense to keep it standard twitter's kind of going the way of MicroSoft if you ask me in that their trying to make twitter better by breaking compatability (or something like that)anywho glad to see you've joined the TWiT Armycatch u on the flip sidechris
-		+
-	(~~Spring 2012~~)	+
-	*[[Godol]]: Sam Garelick	+
-	*[[S'~~gan]]: Grant Harrop~~	+
-	*[[Chaver]]: Ariel Shlosberg	+
-	*[[Moreh]]: Nate Stein	+
-	*[[Gizbor]]: Ryan Orbuch	+
-	*[[Mazkir]]: Zach Mcort	+
-	*[[Kohen Godol]]: Grant Harrop	+

	===Past Boards===		===Past Boards===

188.143.232.12: /* Rabbi Rose BBYO #5026 */

188.143.232.12 — Tue, 24 Jul 2012 05:44:27 GMT

Rabbi Rose BBYO #5026

←Older revision		Revision as of 05:44, 24 July 2012
Line 1:		Line 1:
	== Chapter History ==		== Chapter History ==

-	~~=== Rabbi Rose BBYO #5026 ===~~	+	As far as marriage goes, no. Churches/pastors have the right to deny simotheng like same sex marriage because they are not, or at least should not be, considered a part of government. Faith is a choice. If you don't like it you have the choice to switch or ignore it. Government is a choice as well, albeit harder to change and near impossible to ignore, but same sex marriage goes beyond that to the realm of human rights. Regardless, marriage is important, to me at least, because of the rights and equality that comes with it. Not because I feel the need to be accepted by some arbitrary god that some people believe exist.As far as retreats go, Im not to happy with your use of quotes around the word christian. Religion is an idea. It is intangible. No one can explain what it really is. No one can say what is and what isn't christian. If that was possible there wouldn't be so many sects of christianity. So who's to say that a SSC can't be christian? No one. As far as stopping a SSC from going on a retreat, then yes, they have the right. I use the same argument as I did for marriage.Im not saying that it is right to discriminate, but in all honesty organized religion can go F it's self.
-		+
-	~~Rabbi Rose BBYO #5026 was re-established in 2000 (it had been latent for many years) by Mark Megibow, Howard Gerson, and Rabbi Doug Weber~~, the ~~Rabbi at Bonai Shalom~~, ~~the Conservative synagogue in Boulder, CO~~ at ~~the time. Megibow was, and still is, among many things~~, a ~~youth activist, trying to bring out leadership potential among teens, especially Jewish teens~~. He is ~~also~~ a ~~professional musician~~. ~~He started BBYO #5026 so that Boulder teens could~~ have ~~their own group that would not require any synagogue affiliation. Later,~~ the ~~girls of Rabbi Rose, who had enough~~ to ~~split into their own chapter~~ as ~~opposed~~ to the ~~lone boy member~~, ~~decided~~ to ~~leave 5026~~ and ~~start [[Ahavah BBG #331]]~~. ~~That day Mark Megibow called up~~ the ~~lone boy~~, ~~Ben Greenberg~~ and ~~informed him~~ that he was ~~now the only member~~ of ~~Rabbi Rose BBYO #5026~~.	+

	=== The Legacy of Ben Greenberg ===		=== The Legacy of Ben Greenberg ===

98.245.112.207 at 14:26, 20 January 2012

98.245.112.207 — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 14:26:06 GMT

←Older revision		Revision as of 14:26, 20 January 2012
Line 18:		Line 18:
	As the gregorian year came to a close and IRAZA #380 received recognition for it's hard work at the Regional Winter Convention, the founders believed that there work was done and it was time for others to take on the leadership of the chapter. At the next term's board elections, Amitai Gross, a Freshman and the first Chaver of the chapter, was elected as the next Godol. Not only was Amitai young, but the entire second executive board was composed of Freshmen, minus Simi Adler, a Senior and founder. During Gross' term, the chapter had an all-time record membership, through the extensive work of Adler, and a record six programs held that term, with the help of S'gan, Martin Singer, which all had excellent attendance thanks to the boards push for communication. Regional programs had record attendance, especially Kallah with a record twelve members there. At the next elections, thanks to the superior communication of the chapter, there was a strong push for many members to run. Not a single position went unapposed. The next term's attendance and membership was nearly as impressive as the lasts.		As the gregorian year came to a close and IRAZA #380 received recognition for it's hard work at the Regional Winter Convention, the founders believed that there work was done and it was time for others to take on the leadership of the chapter. At the next term's board elections, Amitai Gross, a Freshman and the first Chaver of the chapter, was elected as the next Godol. Not only was Amitai young, but the entire second executive board was composed of Freshmen, minus Simi Adler, a Senior and founder. During Gross' term, the chapter had an all-time record membership, through the extensive work of Adler, and a record six programs held that term, with the help of S'gan, Martin Singer, which all had excellent attendance thanks to the boards push for communication. Regional programs had record attendance, especially Kallah with a record twelve members there. At the next elections, thanks to the superior communication of the chapter, there was a strong push for many members to run. Not a single position went unapposed. The next term's attendance and membership was nearly as impressive as the lasts.

-	== Chapter Board ==	+	===Current Chapter Board===

-	===~~Current Board~~===	+	(Spring 2012)
		+	*[[Godol]]: Sam Garelick
		+	*[[S'gan]]: Grant Harrop
		+	*[[Chaver]]: Ariel Shlosberg
		+	*[[Moreh]]: Nate Stein
		+	*[[Gizbor]]: Ryan Orbuch
		+	*[[Mazkir]]: Zach Mcort
		+	*[[Kohen Godol]]: Grant Harrop
		+
		+	===Past Boards===
		+
		+	(Fall 2011)
		+	*[[Godol]]: Grant Harrop
		+	*[[S'gan]]: Nate Stein
		+	*[[Chaver]]: Aaron Wildman
		+	*[[Moreh]]: Sam Garelick
		+	*[[Gizbor]]: Ethan Fellows
		+	*[[Mazkir]]: Isaac Bates Vinuesa
		+
		+	===Past Boards===

	*[[Godol]]: Jacob Koplen		*[[Godol]]: Jacob Koplen

216.229.36.34: /* Home Of */

216.229.36.34 — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 05:23:49 GMT

Home Of

←Older revision		Revision as of 05:23, 26 February 2011
Line 75:		Line 75:
	*Advisors: Mark Megibow, David Scully		*Advisors: Mark Megibow, David Scully
	*Sister Chapter: [[Ahavah BBG #331]]		*Sister Chapter: [[Ahavah BBG #331]]
-	*Brother Chapter: Mordechai Analevitch AZA #1387 "The Flying Aces" (Folded)	+	*Brother Chapter: Mordechai Analevitch AZA #1387 "The Flying Aces" (No Longer Folded)

	''Past Advisors''		''Past Advisors''

24.8.192.50: /* Home Of */

24.8.192.50 — Thu, 28 Dec 2006 04:41:50 GMT

Home Of

←Older revision		Revision as of 04:41, 28 December 2006
Line 74:		Line 74:
	*Colors: Red, Green, Yellow, Black (Rasta)		*Colors: Red, Green, Yellow, Black (Rasta)
	*Advisors: Mark Megibow, David Scully		*Advisors: Mark Megibow, David Scully
-	*Sister Chapter: Ahavah BBG #331	+	*Sister Chapter: [[Ahavah BBG #331]]
	*Brother Chapter: Mordechai Analevitch AZA #1387 "The Flying Aces" (Folded)		*Brother Chapter: Mordechai Analevitch AZA #1387 "The Flying Aces" (Folded)