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Do You Know What ‘Takhi’ Means?

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Follow Tablet Magazine: July 7, 2011   America's Next Teenage Jewish Fashionista First Tavi. Now Bebe. Who's next? Daybreak: Hama Under Siege, Again Plus officially no Palestinian unity, and more in the news Israel Enjoys Victory With U.N. Flotilla Probe Palmer Commission finds Gaza blockade legal, does not demand apology More from THE SCROLL Anti-Defamation The Egyptian-born anti-Islamic activist Nonie Darwish, whose life story and outspoken views on Israel and the Arab world make her someone Jews should support, was unfairly tarred in Tablet BY DAVID HOROWITZ Tablet Magazine has published a bizarre attack by Jeremy Seth Davis on an incredibly brave Arab defender of Israel and the Jews. Nonie Darwish is the daughter of an Egyptian general who was chief of intelligence for Gamel Abdel Nasser. Nasser was the dictator whose armies invaded Israel in 1956, when Gaza was part of Egypt and the West Bank had been annexed by Jordan and nobody referred to Arabs as "Palestinians." Darwish's family lived in Gaza, and her father created the Fedayeen, the first terrorist organization dedicated to the murder of Jews and the destruction of the Jewish state. Her father was responsible for the murder of numerous Israeli civilians before he was killed by the Israeli Defense Forces in a targeted assassination. At the time, Nonie was 8 years old. More Sad Sack I’ve always had a frosty relationship with my testicles. Last month I turned 41, and now I’m convinced that they’re more trouble than they’re worth. More BY Shalom Auslander Tree of Strife Terrence Malick's new film—a cinematic meditation on God, grace, and the wretchedness of man—is an important and masterful work of art. It's also the least Jewish film ever made. More BY Liel Leibovitz 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 | 37 West 28th Street, 8th floor | New York, NY 10001 Unsubscribe | Forward to a Friend

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July 7, 2011
A Tiny Ball of Fluff Arrives in the Australian Adventure The tawny frogmouths have a chick in their nest. The zoo's first-ever tawny frogmouth chick has hatched!  On June 30, zoo keepers found a tiny white ball of fluff in the nest of Max and Henson in their exhibit on the Australian Adventure Plaza.  The pair had been living in the Australia Welcome Center, but moved to an outdoor home this spring. The tiny chick weighed just 15 grams at five days old, and had not yet opened its eyes.  Though the parents are caring for the chick, zoo keepers offer two supplemental feedings every day to support the chick's development. Tawny frogmouths are some of the best-camouflaged birds around.  Their mottled brown feathers, along with their habit of posing stock-still with beak pointed to the sky, make them nearly impossible to see in their wooded habitat. Though there is a second egg in the frogmouths' nest, keepers are unsure whether it will hatch, since its due date has passed.  In the meantime, they are hopeful that this tiny chick will grow and thrive. The 5-day-old chick weighed just 15 grams.   Keepers offer bits of meat to supplement the chick's daily feedings. Enjoy Early Bird Hours all month long Members can beat the heat and enter the zoo at 8:00 a.m. for the entire month of July!  Enjoy the cool, quiet morning and see the staff prep the zoo for the busy day ahead.  Buildings and animal exhibits open at 9:00 a.m.; rides and concessions open at 10:00 a.m.   Register for Teacher Appreciation Day on July 19. Educator Appreciation Day is July 19 Calling all educators!  Join us for Educator Appreciation Day on Tuesday, July 19 from 1:00 -4:00 p.m. at the zoo. You'll experience workshops on reptiles, animal diets, operant conditioning, and animal observation, plus refreshments and giveaways. Teachers can receive two Professional Growth Plan (PGP) points for participating in all the workshops.  Admission to the event is FREE for teachers, pre-service teachers, and homeschool parents teaching grades preK-12.  Sorry, free admission and activities are not available for family members or guests. Educators should register in advance by contacting the Zoo Education Department at 260-427-6808 or education@kidszoo.org.   It's your last chance to register for Summer Safari Day Camp. Last Chance to Register for Summer Safari Day Camp Summer is in full swing, but there's still time to register your child for a week of Summer Safari Day Camp!  A few openings remain in our unique camps for ages 4-12.  Click here to see available camps and to register online.  Questions?  Contact us at 260-427-6808 or education@kidszoo.org.	Coming Up Now - Aug. 5 Summer Safari Day Camp Now - Aug. 7 Creature Features July 1 - 31 Early Bird Hours MEMBERS ONLY July 7 Backstage Pass July 13 Wild Wednesday MEMBERS ONLY sponsored by Fort Wayne Komets July 17-23 National Zoo Keeper Week July 20 Wild Wednesday MEMBERS ONLY sponsored by Fort Wayne Komets July 25 Zoo-Loo-Au MEMBERS ONLY Click for event details and mark your calendar! Hours The zoo is open every day, including holidays 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. until October 9, 2011. Admission Prices $13.00 for adults $8.50 for children age 2-14 $10.50 for seniors age 60 and over Babies age one and under and Zoo Society Members are admitted free. Helpful Links Renew Your Zoo Membership Renew for 2 years and save $10! Adopt-an-Animal The perfect gift for Mom, Dad, or anyone! Make a Donation You too can make a difference at the Zoo by making a donation. Member Change of Address Have you moved?  Update your membership information to continue receiving our mailings.

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Field Guides  |   ZipGuides  |   Parks & Refuges  |   Ask an Expert  |   Birding  |   Gardening  |   Free Stuff July, 2011 Vol. 11, No. 17 Take The Bird Call Challenge Can you tell a twitter from a tweet?  A chirp from a cheep or a buzz from a trill? eNature’s Bird Call Challenge will test your knowledge of your local birds or those of any other zip code you choose.  And you can choose to quiz yourself on just songbirds or every species of bird in the area. Click here to take the Bird Call Challenge to test your knowledge! Follow eNature on Twitter Join the flock who’s following eNature on Twitter and get the latest fun facts and interesting stories about wildlife. You’ll learn something every day from our “creature of the day” tweet. And we’ll send you other fun and interesting stories to enjoy. It’s easy. Click here to get started! Chesapeake Bay Field Guide App Avaliable Our free field guide app covers the animals and plants of the entire Chesapeake Bay watershed. Created for the Chesapeake Bay Trust, this free app is an amazing resource for anyone who lives in the Bay’s 6 state watershed. Explore Our National Parks With eNature’s ParkGuides Our ParkGuides have detailed visitor information and wildlife data for over 300 National Parks, Wildlife Refuges and National Monuments throughout the U.S.   And even if you can’t get there yourself—you can always visit the Park of the Day while you’re visiting eNature.com. Why Are Goldfinches Such Late Nesters? By July, most songbirds are in the final stages of raising their young, but not American Goldfinches. These appealing, colorful birds are just getting started. Read on to learn why… Nesting throughout most of the US and lower Canada, the American Goldfinch is often encountered in backyards and other open areas. The handsome Red Admiral butterfly occurs throughout North America as well as Europe and North Africa. 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The Bald Eagle was named the US's national bird in 1782, despite the objections of Benjamin Franklin, who preferred the Wild Turkey. The female Pale Snaketail lacks an ovipositor, an organ common to many insects that assists in laying or depositing eggs, so she flies alone over the water, striking the tip of her abdomen through the water surface, each time discharging many eggs. Mysterious Migration Of The Dragonfly Like many birds and some butterflies, dragonflies migrate. But unlike other migratory creatures, naturalists have been unable to determine where or even why these insects migrate.  Regardless, at speeds of up to 60 miles per hour, they’ll get there in a hurry! Dragonflies have been around a long time—they’ve roamed the earth for over 300 million years and are one of the more common insects found trapped in ancient amber. To learn more about these common, but still mysterious creatures, read on….. Blue Streak Special There’s a rustling in the leaves. 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