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What is hatred? What is baseless hatred? And how does this basic human emotion affect our relationships, our communities, and our world? In this fascinating study, pharmacological researcher Rene H. Levy looks through a scientific, sociological, and religious lens at the causes and effects of baseless hatred, and offers a prescription for preventing and repairing its damaging consequences. Levy examines the psychological and neurobiological bases of baseless hatred, and shows how it destroys interpersonal relationships. Baseless hatred is understood within Jewish tradition to have been the cause of the longest exile of the Jewish people from the Land of Israel; Levy discusses the impact of baseless hatred both from without and from within on the State of Israel, including an analysis of Islamist anti-Zionist hostility and the more recent Western antisemitic opposition as well as the new existential questions posed by the post-Zionist movement. Finally, Levy shows how the cement that has kept the Jewish people united as a nation, known as arevut, mutual responsibility, proves to be the remedy for the devastating problem of baseless hatred.

The Tama OA29 is a baseless holder designed for use with a drum rack. If using a Tama Power Tower Rack, you'll need the J34T clamp.

The Tama OA49 is a baseless holder designed for use with a drum rack. If using a Tama Power Tower Rack, you'll need the J34T clamp.

In an effort to respond to the baseless criticism that Jewish law is overly pre- occupied with religious ritual at the expense of issues having to do with interpersonal relationships, Daniel Z. Feldman presents readers with a detailed exploration of the vast attention that the masters of Jewish thought have given to relations between and among individuals. This book is not a legal guide to interpersonal relationships in Jewish life, nor is it a volume of moral exhortation. Rather, Rabbi Feldman aims to convey the importance of his subject bye exhibiting its hallowed place within the structure of Jewish and within the analysis that interpersonal relationships have been given among the giants in the field of Jewish thought. Fourteen topics that impact relationships between people are discussed in detail. Among those issues are the prohibitions of humiliation, derogatory nicknames, taking revenge, raising a hand in violence, and the mandates toward peace, love, truth, and generous judgment. For each of these topics, a detailed overview of the discussions found in Jewish classical literature is provided within a conceptual framework that addresses the nature of the relevant concepts involved. The author writes, "It is hoped that those who have felt that Jewish law does not sufficiently address these concerns will find the opposite to be the case, and that those who consider these issues to be outside of the realm of obligatory behavior will be convinced otherwise."

A rich collection of three decades of Roz Chast's most beloved cartoons. "Where would we be without Roz Chast? Chast's magnificent career-spanning collection highlights her position as master of the deep interior, of the obsessions, the baseless fears and the weird proverbs to which we cling in our desperation not to leave the house."- Susan Salter Reynolds, Los Angeles TimesThis wonderfully comprehensive collection spanning nearly three decades and arranged chronologically-and drawn from the pages of magazines including Scientific American and Redbook as well as The New Yorker-brings together, for the first time, the very best of Roz Chast, whom O Magazine called "the wryest pen since Dorothy Parker's."

Until now, the tactics used by the IRS have been largely a mystery known only to those within the system. The unfortunate citizens who have fallen victim to the ploys report only the bleakest of messages, "You just have to pay, or else." Unable to recognize the baseless threats for what they are, Americans by the millions have turned out their pockets believing they had no other choice. "How Anyone Can Negotiate with the IRS – and Win!" is an instruction book to those faced with the unenviable task of fencing with the tax man. Based upon experience in hundreds of cases, you will learn just how you can effectively counter the threats, intimidations and bluffs routinely served to unsuspecting taxpayers. The era of taxpayer ignorance has come to an end.

Leontius of Jerusalem is considered the most accomplished of the neo-Chalcedonian theologians of the sixth century. He shows himself, in his Testimonies of the Saints, to be an ecumenical theologian attempting to convince Syrian anti-Chalcedonians ('Monophysites') that their objections to Chalcedon are baseless, since all agree, beneath their antithetical formulae, on a christology of hypostatic union. They are urged to abandon their self-important yet discredited mentor, Severus, and to see that Chalcedon had no secret agenda. Gray's edition of this important early Christian treatise provides an introduction, the Greek text, and notes, together with a new translation into readable, modern English.

Change the story. Change your life. From imagined catastrophes to play-by-play interpretations of others’ behavior, we are expert storytellers, quick to fill in the blanks. Unfortunately, all too often our behavior is determined by baseless suspicions, which trigger needless pain. Real life passes us by as we fall for powerful fantasies of our own creation. It doesn’t have to be this way. In The Stories We Tell Ourselves, author and therapist Scott Gornto shows us how to break the cycle of false assumptions that lead to unnecessary anxiety. By taking control of our reactions to the people around us, we can learn how to be truly present in our lives as we nurture the relationships that matter most. Based on more than 20 years of research and experience, Gornto demonstrates how family narratives, media, and past experiences shape compelling story lines that blind us to reality and wreak havoc on our relationships. Through persuasive examples, he models fresh, life-enhancing approaches to engaging with friends, business associates, and loved ones alike. Don’t waste your life making up stories. The Stories We Tell Ourselves is a wake-up call and a compassionate, accessible guide to transforming your relationships—and your life.

In an effort to respond to the baseless criticism that Jewish law is overly pre- occupied with religious ritual at the expense of issues having to do with interpersonal relationships, Daniel Z. Feldman presents readers with a detailed exploration of the vast attention that the masters of Jewish thought have given to relations between and among individuals. This book is not a legal guide to interpersonal relationships in Jewish life, nor is it a volume of moral exhortation. Rather, Rabbi Feldman aims to convey the importance of his subject bye exhibiting its hallowed place within the structure of Jewish and within the analysis that interpersonal relationships have been given among the giants in the field of Jewish thought. Fourteen topics that impact relationships between people are discussed in detail. Among those issues are the prohibitions of humiliation, derogatory nicknames, taking revenge, raising a hand in violence, and the mandates toward peace, love, truth, and generous judgment. For each of these topics, a detailed overview of the discussions found in Jewish classical literature is provided within a conceptual framework that addresses the nature of the relevant concepts involved. The author writes, "It is hoped that those who have felt that Jewish law does not sufficiently address these concerns will find the opposite to be the case, and that those who consider these issues to be outside of the realm of obligatory behavior will be convinced otherwise."

Leontius of Jerusalem is considered the most accomplished of the neo-Chalcedonian theologians of the sixth century. He shows himself, in his Testimonies of the Saints, to be an ecumenical theologian attempting to convince Syrian anti-Chalcedonians ('Monophysites') that their objections to Chalcedon are baseless, since all agree, beneath their antithetical formulae, on a christology of hypostatic union. They are urged to abandon their self-important yet discredited mentor, Severus, and to see that Chalcedon had no secret agenda. Gray's edition of this important early Christian treatise provides an introduction, the Greek text, and notes, together with a new translation into readable, modern English.

Whether you are looking for vintage-style decor, a place to plan out tomorrow's outfit or a mannequin for sewing shirts, this Fiberglass Female Body Form can do it all. The durable body form features a fiberglass interior wrapped in linen for a soft, elegant environment. The baseless piece is perfect for use on dressers and tables. Color: Tan.

Whether you are looking for vintage-style decor, a place to plan out tomorrow's outfit or a mannequin for sewing shirts, this Fiberglass Female Body Form can do it all. The durable body form features a fiberglass interior wrapped in linen for a soft, elegant environment. The baseless piece is perfect for use on dressers and tables. Color: Cream.