Etgar Keret on cabbies who need to go; Lars von Trier and the weekly portion; Israel week in review

Follow Tablet Magazine: Friday, May 20, 2011   '67 Was Always the Only Option Why we should be shocked by Bibi's shock Daybreak: Awkward Meeting Today! Plus more immediate consequences of the speech Bibi Gets What He Wants, Replies With Scorn Today's speech was almost all the Israeli PM could've hoped for, yet not enough More from THE SCROLL Fare and Good There are many ways a marriage can be tested. Inviting a strange cab driver into your home without informing your wife beforehand is one. BY Etgar Keret My wife says that I'm too nice, while I claim that she's just a very, very bad person. Around the time we started living together, we had a serious fight about it. It started when I came upstairs with a cab driver who'd taken me home from the university. He had to pee. She awoke to the sound of his flushing the toilet, and she walked into our living room not fully dressed. The skinny cab driver came out of the bathroom and gave her a polite "good morning" while zipping up. She responded with a quick "Oh my God" and ran back into the bedroom. More Heilstorm Sympathizing with Hitler—as Lars von Trier did this week at a much-publicized press conference at the Cannes film festival—may be the most Jewish thing the director has ever done More BY Liel Leibovitz Disasters This week in Israel: borders are breached, a truck runs amok, Netanyahu tests the waters, Barak stands accused, and rabbis fireproof the Sabbath More BY Shoshana Kordova This email was sent to you by Tablet Magazine. To ensure delivery to your inbox, please add digest@tabletmag.com to your address book. To unsubscribe to this email, reply to this email with "Unsubscribe" in the subject line. Tablet Magazine | 295 Lafayette Street, Suite 501 | New York, NY 10012 Unsubscribe | Forward to a Friend

"Trashing" Stephen Colbert for Bears

Omss-- Over the last two weeks, you’ve done a lot of great work to raise awareness about our polar, grizzly and black bears as part of our ColBEAR campaign. And as Bear Awareness Week winds down, I want to give you one last chance to “trash” Stephen Colbert… and help save some bears.

Help Save Bears Like This... ... With a Bear-Resistant Trash Container Like This...   Your tax-deductible donation will help purchase a bear-resistant trash bin in Stephen Colbert’s honor and support efforts to protect the lives of bears and other imperiled wildlife.    Share on Facebook Omss, We’ve got America thinking about bears. Since we launched our tongue-in-cheek ColBEAR campaign last week poking fun at Stephen Colbert for his ridiculous and hilarious attacks on bears… One thousand plush bears – donated by caring people like you – were delivered to Stephen Colbert. More than 57,000 people have told Mr. Colbert to stop bullying bears. Nearly 80,000 people have watched our ColBEAR videos featuring Ed Asner and Cloris Leachman on YouTube. And, most importantly, we’ve raised more than $24,000 to help protect the lives of polar bears, grizzly bears, black bears and other imperiled wildlife across the country! Unfortunately, Stephen didn’t have the… ahem, spine to respond to our campaign, so I want to give you one last chance to let him know what you think of his baseless attacks on our bears. “Trash” Stephen Colbert. Donate now to help purchase a bear-resistant trash bin that we’ll name in Colbert’s honor. Bears, like a lot of us, are always looking for a free lunch… especially polar bears that live in the rugged Arctic. Unfortunately, as climate change melts their habitat, more of our threatened polar bears are making their way inland. Some are even finding their way to human communities in their search for food. Trouble can ensue when exposed garbage entices them near humans – rather than staying in the wild where bears belong. That’s why for years Defenders of Wildlife has helped purchase bear-resistant garbage bins to help folks in bear country live peacefully with their ursine neighbors. Now you can help us keep bears out of trouble… and take one last shot at Stephen Colbert’s anti-bear rants. Make a tax-deductible donation now to help purchase a bear-resistant trash bin and support other wildlife-saving efforts.  Unfortunately, this time we weren’t able to get the “bear facts” in front of Colbert’s millions of viewers. However, with your help, we can keep bears in the wild where they belong. For the Bears, Rodger Schlickeisen President Defenders of Wildlife   P.S. You can make your tax-deductible donation online or call 1-800-385-9712 to make your donation over the phone.

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News from Second Chance Animal Shelter, Inc.

Second Chance Mission Statement Sounds relatively straight forward. The common view held by most is that the shelter takes in those animals that, for a number of reasons, some good; some not so good, need shelter and care. But our work goes much deeper; much of which is not visible to our visitors who walk into the shelter and see the animals in our kennels. There is so much more that Second Chance does. We have been able to be far more reaching than simply a shelter that provides space for dogs and cats to be safe until their forever homes can be found. We have reached far beyond the borders of our little town of East Brookfield.... To read the entire article, please click here to download our recent newsletter   'In Touch' With Your Cat's Health Regular visits to the veterinarian are an essential part of keeping your cat healthy. An excellent way for you to keep tabs on him in between vet visits is to do your own nose-to-tail checkups at home. Get in the habit of running your hands all over your cat's body whenever he's cuddling with you or you're grooming him. This is the best way to discover problems before they become serious. Call your veterinarian if you find any of these conditions...    To read the entire article, please click here to download our recent newsletter President's Message... On the move.... That is the only way to describe the activity level at the shelter these days. It is hard for someone just walking in the shelter to fully realize all that is going on at once in the shelter. Right now the Wellness Center is performing spay/neuter surgeries 5 days a week. Thanks to grant funding from Petsmart Charities, all new medical equipment was purchased so that our facility is state of the art. The expectation is that we will do between 5,000 and 8,000 surgeries this year. A couple of times a month there are also vaccination clinics being held to further help keep pets healthy. Add to that, the Wellness Center is getting ready to embark on additional expansion. Thanks to a partnership with the Bay Path Vocational School, the Wellness Center will be getting a beautiful seminar room in the building. This is expected to take place later this fall. This will further expand the new training programs, enable us to provide training classes to a broader and larger range of people, and have space to expand existing, and start, new programs. Plans are also underway to add a thrift store on the premises to help raise much needed funds. As if that was not enough, an Eagle Scout has taken on building a dog park on the premises so the community pets can have a safe fenced in yard to enjoy. And that is only some of what is going on at the Wellness Center...   To read the entire President's Message, please click here to download our recent newsletter.   Contact Us P. O. Box 136 East Brookfield, Massachusetts 01515 (508) 867-5525 www.secondchanceanimals.org Click here to Subscribe to our Online Newsletter! Click the links below  for more information on these topics Make a Donation See Adoptable Dogs See Adoptable Cats Adoption Updates!   Upcoming Events Click here to download the latest issue of our Mutt Matters & Cat Chatters Newsletter Mark your Calendars for these Special Dates in 2011!    May 18, June 1, June 15 and June 29 - Vaccine, Testing, and Microchip Clinics at Wellness Center   July 1 - Deadline for Calendar Contest Entries   September 18 - 12th Annual Walk 'n Wag     November 6 - Wine and Beer Tasting   November 18 - Holiday Masquerade Ball Sheryl Brackley, President Second Chance Animal Shelter, Inc. www.secondchanceanimals.org

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May E-news: Tiger Cubs Caught on Camera

Tiger Cubs Caught on Camera | Rhino Population Boost | Species of the Day | WWF Photo Contest View online version | Contact us Tiger Cubs Caught on Camera Spy on tigers in the wild © WWF WWF camera traps recently captured footage of an astounding 12 tigers in just two months in the central Sumatran landscape of Bukit Tigapuluh. With only about 400 Sumatran tigers left in the wild, it's remarkable that the camera traps filmed not only two mothers with their cubs but also three young tiger siblings playfully chasing a leaf. Today Bukit Tigapuluh faces the looming threat of being cleared by the pulp and paper industry. Watch the camera traps of these beautiful cats and find out how WWF is urging companies and the Indonesian government to protect these forests that are home to tigers. Share this story: In Depth: Tigers and Forests  Everything you want to know about tigers  New tiger cub stamp unveiled by U.S. Postal Service  "Like" tigers on Facebook Boost in Nepal’s Rhino Population Young Indian rhinos in Nepal © Michel Gunther/WWF-Canon Good news: The National Rhino Census revealed a count of 534 greater one-horned rhinos in Nepal, marking an increase of 99 rhinos from three years ago. These numbers reflect the success of collective conservation efforts and are a result of improved rhino protection measures and management of habitat. WWF is working to continue this positive trend, urging even stronger antipoaching measures and protection of habitat, as poaching still remains a serious threat to rhinos. See the breakdown of the rhino numbers and learn how the rhinos were counted. May Caption Contest Enter the WWF Photo Caption Contest, and your creative caption could be featured in next month's e-newsletter. "Elephountain" Shelly U., San Fernando, Calif. April's Contest Winner Submit your clever caption for this photo! New! What's the Species of the Day? What species would you find here? © Jurgen Freund/WWF-Canon Want to expand your knowledge of our world's wildlife? Check out worldwildlife.org's new feature, Species of the Day. Every day we highlight a fantastic photo of a different species and remarkable animal facts that you can share with friends. Today, on Endangered Species Day, we're diving into this feature with a critically endangered marine species. Can you guess what it is? See today's Species of the Day and challenge your wildlife smarts! Do You Have the Winning Photo? Two birds © James Timmons Do you have amazing pictures of wildlife, wild places and people connecting with nature? We want to see them! To mark WWF's 50th anniversary we're in search of the world's best nature photos. You could win an all-expense-paid trip for two on the Classic Polar Bear Photo Adventure provided by Natural Habitat Adventures--and the opportunity to see your photo published! Learn how your photo could be a winner in the "Life Grows On" contest, presented by WWF and CVS/pharmacy Photo. Featured Videos Google Earth Video: Saving Thirty Hills Which species' habitat is getting bulldozed? Featured Expedition © Henry H Holdsworth / wildbynaturegallery.com The Changing Realm of the Polar Bear November 6 - 12, 2011 Join WWF on an expedition of learning and discovery, focused on polar bears and their changing habitat. While observing bears' intriguing interactions near Canada's Hudson Bay, learn from a WWF expert and accompanying naturalists how this icon of the Arctic is affected by climate change. Learn more. Do You Know? Women gathering water from the Mekong River © Elizabeth Kemf/WWF-Canon A step forward for responsible development: Which countries agreed to suspend hydropower development on the Lower Mekong River until proper and thorough assessments are carried out? a. Cambodia and Laos b. Cambodia, Thailand and Vietnam c. Laos and Thailand d. Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Vietnam Click on one of the answers above to see if you know. > Forward to a friend > Send free e-cards > Donate Share on Facebook Share on Twitter May's Featured Species © Jeff Foott/WWF-US Indian Rhinoceros Rhinoceros unicornis Status: Vulnerable Basics: The Indian (or greater one-horned) rhinoceros is the largest of the three Asian rhinos. It has a single black horn about 8-24 inches long and a grey-brown hide with skin folds that give it an armor-plated appearance. 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