Vehicle Barrier and Shlomo Carlebach

Do More than the Minimum

When a person does more than was expected or demanded of him, that is a sign of love. On the other hand, the surest sign that someone is doing something begrudgingly is when he does the minimum and no extra.

This principle applies to the good deeds we do in helping others. When you take on more than the minimal requirements, it manifests your loving attitude.

Today, think of some area in which you have been trying to just "get by" with the minimal requirements. What more can you do in that area?

Love Yehuda Lave

Beautiful singing piece from the great Shlomo Carlebach --the Story of Adam and Eve

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvWWBK91lSg&feature=youtu.be

Air Raid Sirens Wail in Jerusalem, Signaling Rocket Attack

JERUSALEM — Jul 8, 2014, 3:00 PM ET

Air raid sirens wail in Jerusalem, signaling rocket attack.

Subject: FW: : Vehicle Barrier

READ THIS THEN WATCH CLIP (engineers will love this one)! >>                 How many times have you wondered how strong those cement >> barriers are that you see in front of military base entrances?  From time >> to time someone asks >>                 what the concrete barriers are in front of controlled and >> secure >>                 buildings.  When I tell them that the barriers will stop >> traffic, even trucks, >>                 from approaching the secure building I usually get a look >> of disbelief. >>                 I've been looking for some footage like this to prove my >> point. In this >>                 test, the following parameters were used.  Read them and >> then watch the film clip. >> >>                 Truck = 65,000 lbs. >>                 Speed = 50 mph >>                 Kinetic Energy = 5.5 MILLION ft. Lbs. >>                 Stopped in 24 inches !!! >> >> >> >> >> >> . Find out more.

Supercomputer project about the Brain:

https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?tab=cm#inbox/146dd606b1c38507?projector=1

Palestinian Arabs clash with Israeli police in Shuafat, an Arab neighborhood in Jerusalem on July 7, 2014.
Photo Credit: YouTube screen capture

Shuafat is the neighborhood in Jerusalem in which lives the family of the murdered Arab teenager, Muhammed abu Khdeir.

To get a sense of the location of Shuafat, look at this map of Jerusalem:

And here is a video of the rioting in Shuafat on Monday evening:

http://www.jewishpress.com/news/breaking-news/video-of-rioters-battling-israeli-police-in-shuafat/2014/07/08/