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	MIRIAM'S WAY
		Miriam showed the people that, though their covenant with God was new, those they had made with their spouses, their children, and their aging parents were vital to their covenant with God; habits of faithfulness built up over a lifetime could help preserve their commitment to God.
		When Miriam was teaching the Israelites to allow the void to be void and not to fill absence with a false presence, she was presenting the central insight embodied in the Tabernacle worship described in Exodus.
		Miriam's perspective and insights were not limited to the time in the wilderness, nor is the relevance of her teaching restricted to those who sojourned with her in the desert.
	www.crosscurrents.org /Miriamsway.htm (7227 words)

	Camp, Miriam, Finding Aid
		Miriam Camp was born in 1916 in Lynn, Massachusetts, and graduated from Mount Holyoke College in 1937.
		In 1954, she resigned to marry Professor William A. Camps, Master of Pembroke College, Cambridge University and was an editor at the Economist from 1954-1956.
		Camps returned to the Department of State in 1961 as a consultant to the under secretary for economic affairs, and in 1967 she became an international economist in the Office of the Secretary.
	www.mtholyoke.edu /lits/library/arch/col/msrg/mancol/ms0627r.htm (515 words)

	WFP
		As one of them, Miriam is entitled to nearly three kilograms of vitamin-fortified wheat flour, 300 grams of vegetable oil, 150 grams of sugar and 150 grams of iodized salt for attending school on a regular basis.
		The ration is heavy for someone Miriam's size, but she carries it alone; up the dirt path, past the classrooms, past the music school where she plays the piano and the rows of containers that house this community.
		Miriam says she has a wish list: she wishes for the health of her parents, she wishes to be a teacher and she wishes to go home.
	wfp.org /newsroom/in_depth/Asia/azerbaijan/050614_azerbaijan_miriam.htm (1180 words)

	The Thorn (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		Kor, born with her twin Miriam in a small town in Romania in 1934, was not your average concentration camp prisoner.
		Miriam and Eva were special, not because they were sent to a camp, not because they were separated from their parents and two older sisters, but because they were sent to the barracks reserved for subjects of Dr. Mengele's tests.
		Miriam died of cancer and kidney failure in 1987; both were related to the injections she was subjected to at Auschwitz.
	www.rose-hulman.edu /thorn/archive/010209/frontpage/holocaust.html (915 words)

	History of The Miriam Foundation
		In 1912 Miriam No. 17, U.O.T.S began negotiations with the Sommers Bureau to use the property during non-camping months as a convalescent home, and in October 1913 the property was rented to Miriam for use from October through May. On October 18, 1914, the Rosa Bry Convalescent Home was formally opened.
		Later the Miriam Rehabilitation Program was entrusted to the Jewish Hospital as part of a merger agreement of four health and hospital agencies to assist in the development of an outstanding medical center in St. Louis.
		The Miriam Diagnostic Preschool (1964) became the only preschool in St. Louis available for this type of child, and thus enabled the younger child—ages four and five—who is ineligible for a public school and yet is in his prime years for learning, to gain specialized help.
	www.miriamfoundation.org /history.html (1104 words)

	The Guide to Jewish Washington
		B'nai B'rith Camp has consistently proven to be a great place for youth to learn about themselves, their Jewish identity, their environment and how to relate to others.
		Camp Young Judaea West is the summer expression of Young Judaea, the Zionist youth movement sponsored by Hadassah.
		Camp staff from around the United States and Israel fly in to supervise activities such as Yom Israel, Yom Tiyul, supervised swimming, field hockey, gaga, volleyball, archery, basketball and arts and crafts.
	www.jewishinseattle.org /JF/Resources/Guide/Organizations_Camps.asp (1410 words)

	Commentary Magazine - Sour or Suntanned, It Makes No Difference-A Story (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		...But Miriam had not been speaking to anyone: she was walking around the canteen with a milk container going gummy in her hand, and wait- ing by herself for all the days of camp to be over...
		...Miriam stood up to sing the song of the girl with the velvet face who went out in the blizzard to shoot up the enemy, and knew that no matter how big the stage was, when she sang or played the piano, there was nothing about her that was quiet at all...
		...So Miriam saw she was right, but even when she got older said nothing, because she knew that for the times her mother was sick, she would still have to stick around her aunt's house, listen to some lies, and watch Dina fool around with her friends or do her homework...
	www.commentarymagazine.com /Summaries/V47I5P69-1.htm (6410 words)

	Young artist shoots for the moon - Roanoke.com
		Miriam, for example, cut letters out of some old packaging foam and glued them to some wood to make a name stamp for her younger sister.
		The fact that her mother is a professional cellist has helped, but Miriam's growth as a musician is due in large part to a level of intensity and drive that is uncommon for a 10-year-old.
		Because Miriam is homeschooled, Liske-Doorandish feels she has more flexibility to nurture her daughter's creative pursuits.
	www.roanoke.com /news/nrv/wb/xp-18770 (731 words)

	Half a Heart
		But instead of basketball players, Miriam thought of one of the machines his patients looked through at the office that wouldn't show them certain images their eyes were too myopic or astigmatic or color blind to see—butterflies that came and went, depending, and geometric shapes.
		It was their trade: Miriam, who had a good bit of disposable time, commanded on her husband's behalf a small army of retainers to counter his helplessness in the face of the material world (though it baffled him only at home; in the office his fine motor coordination was remarkable).
		Miriam hugged him and hugged his mother, and was grateful that the brimming of her eyes simply looked like the emotion that would, on such a special day, capsize the face of any loving friend.
	partners.nytimes.com /books/first/b/brown-heart.html (5717 words)

	Divrei Mordechai - Parashat Beha'alotecha 5761
		One of the things Miriam had to do in order to be purified from tzara'at, was to remain outside of the camp for seven days.
		It is because of Miriam's continued trust -- believing against all natural reality that Moshe would be rescued -- that she merited the entire Jewish People waiting for her for seven days.
		Miriam teaches us that bitachon -- trust in Hashem -- is most important at a time when reality seems to indicate that redemption is impossible.
	www.utj.org /Torah/mfriedfertig/36Behaalotecha5761.html (709 words)

	Eva and Miriam Mozes
		The fact that Eva and Miriam survived Auschwitz was a miracle in itself, as only few individual twins were still alive at the time the camp was liberated.
		After the liberation of the camp, Eva and Miriam were the first two twins in the famous film taken by the Soviets - often shown in footage about the horrors of Holocaust.
		Miriam's kidneys never fully developed and she died in 1993 of a rare form of cancer, probably brought on by the unknown medical experiments and injections which she was subjected to at the hands of Josef Mengele.
	www.annefrank.dk /Eva.htm (1010 words)

	Aid & Development: War baby finds safety in Jordan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		Entisar quickly became one of the camp's best known residents, with medical staff, JRCS volunteers and the camp community all keeping an eye on her and her mother.
		When Miriam developed a fever a week after giving birth, the JRC rushed her to the hospital in the nearby town of Ruweishid, where she spent the night.
		Her brother Mahmood has settled into camp life and is frequently spotted at the camp recreational centre.
	electroniciraq.net /cgi-bin/artman/exec/view.cgi/10/599/printer (464 words)

	Welcome to the Jewish Independent
		This enables the organizations to open their doors to Jewish families who want to send their kids to camp but are unable to pay the full cost.
		Research has shown that attending summer camp is one of the best ways to build Jewish identity and commitment in young people.
		For example, Camp Hatikvah president Susan Fine attended summer camp when she was a child.
	www.jewishbulletin.ca /archives/June04/archives04Jun11-07.html (672 words)

	Traditional Summer Camps & Traditional Kid Summer Camp - Jewish Summer Camps
		Traditional summer camps for kids, teens and children are camps which do not specialize in one particular activity or area, but offer a general program including a variety of activities traditionally found in camps such as horseback riding, swimming, sports, and camping.
		The camp philosophy is centered on the intrinsic values of solidarity, commitment, and community, delivered with an unde...
		Camp Avoda, located at the gateway to Cape Cod, is a non-profit resident camp for Jewish boys ages 7 through 15 currently in grades 1-9.
	www.jewish-summer-camps.net /Traditional_Camps/index.html (2501 words)

	Welcome to Adobe GoLive 5
		Traditionally, most DUP camps meet during the day, but as the roles of women have changed over the years, more and more work outside the home and are unable to attend.
		Miriam Elizabeth Hobson was born August 30, 1843 at Camp Creek, near Nauvoo, Illinois, the fourth child of Jesse and Catherine Dougherty Hobson.
		Miriam's father, Jesse, was elected to the Utah Legislature to represent Davis County in 1855-56, when it met at Fillmore.
	www.conantstation.com /dup/mhcamp.html (677 words)

	Our Jerusalem.com -
		Miriam and Yehuda Gross, both 83 years old, live in Meitar now, near Be’er Sheva, near a married son.
		Miriam was sent from one concentration camp to another, also spending time in Aushwitz.
		Miriam: “We saw what they had done to the [Palm Beach] hotel, how they took the people out.
	www.ourjerusalem.com /news/story/news20051009a.html (852 words)

	Guide To Jewish Washington (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		B'nai B'rith Camp, located on a lakeside campus of the scenic Oregon coast, is the premier Jewish resident camp in the Pacific Northwest.
		Camp Kalsman will be the 13th of the Union for Reform Judaism's network of Jewish camps in North America and will build upon the success of URJ camps in other regions.
		URJ Camps for Living Judaism are engaged in creative education and are actively developing a knowledgeable and Jewishly literate community for the future.
	www.jtnews.net /guide/education_camps.php (2323 words)

	Rabbis-Notebook - Chukas-Balak - Torah.org
		As the nation was poised to end the episode of the desert and enter the Promised Land, the deaths of Miriam and Aharon were emotionally devastating and psychologically unsettling.
		As explained in previous issues, the organization of the desert camp indicated to the tribes their uniqueness as well as their intended contribution to the whole of the nation.
		The deaths of Miriam and Aharon and their victory over Sichon and Og were but a test of whether they had really accepted the totality of their dependency on G-d.
	www.torah.org /learning/rabbis-notebook/5762/chukas.html (1845 words)

	URJ Northeast Camp Institute
		The ELI Admissions Committee, comprised of FJC board members, ELI faculty and a senior executive of a major non-profit organization, was assigned with the difficult task of selecting the first cohort.
		The Foundation for Jewish Camping is committed to significantly investing in the field and its professionals to create a renewed interest in Jewish camping and to increase the number of children who attend Jewish summer camp.
		It is the Foundation's goal to train 60 of the most promising camp executives through ELI over the next five years; stay tuned for the next application cycle beginning in the winter of 2007/2008.
	necamps.urjcamps.org /eisner_latestnews.htm (318 words)

	Latino / Multicultural Fun with Science Camp (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		Fun With Science is a weeklong camp at Northern Kentucky University dedicated to the exposure and education of young minds to the Natural Sciences.
		Leo Calderon (Latino Student Affairs) the camp is a comprehensive week long event whose goal is to expose underrepresented minorities, in particular Hispanics, to all fields of Science and at the same time demonstrate how much fun science can be.
		The camp involves such activities as students isolating their own DNA from cheek cells and making DNA necklaces, studying the awesome forces of nature such as magnetism and electricity, and even collecting fish and other wildlife by "electrofishing" at a nearby stream.
	www.cinsam.org /FunWithScience (398 words)

	Red Cross Red Crescent - News
		Entisar quickly became one of the camp's best known residents, with medical staff, volunteers and others in the camp keeping a protective eye on her and Miriam, her mother (p9535)
		Entisar may be the youngest inhabitant of the Red Crescent camp, but she is not the only one.
		Baby Entisar was born in Baghdad in the first week of the war in Iraq – her mother, Miriam, waited to give birth before leaving the Iraqi capital with her newborn daughter and two-year-old son, Mahmood.
	www.ifrc.org /docs/news/03/03040802 (500 words)

	Wildlife Camp, South Luangwa National Park, Zambia
		She is now found in the office most days and occasionally sneaks out of camp and has time to enjoy some time in the park.
		Oscar and Miriam have come to us from The Breezes hotel in Kariba, which they managed for two years and prior to that Oscar was working with Zindele Safaris.
		We are proudly donating 60% of your accommodation fees paid to us here at Wildlife Camp to the Society and in that way you are contributing to support local wildlife and education for Zambian school children in the conservation of their natural history.
	www.wildlifecamp-zambia.com (971 words)

	Vancouver - Camping Creates Connections (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-01)
		Many Jewish homes in the Lower Mainland are a little quieter during the summer months as kids head off to one of the fantastic local Jewish camps, either for the day at Gan Israel or the JCC or for up to a full month at Camp Hatikvah and Camp Miriam.
		This year, 278 children from our community are able to attend the camp of their choice thanks to camperships funded through CJA, including a special contribution we receive annually from the Richmond Country Club.
		As a recipient of a campership from Camp Miriam made possible through Federation’s CJA Campaign, Jennifer is a great example of the impact CJA donors can have.
	www.jfgv.com /content_display.html?ArticleID=158128 (366 words)

	Miscellaneous Mifflin County, Pennsylvania Obituaries
		Born Jan. 6, 1910, in Limestone Township, Union County, she was the daughter of the late Charles Raymond and Annie Pearl (Roush) Finsterbush.
		She was preceded in death by infant children; four sisters, Blanche K. Valentine, Anna Frances Finsterbush, Stella P. Maxfield, Lydia A. Camp; and four brothers, Charles R., Leon E., George I. and Lawrence E. Finsterbush.
		Memorial contributions may be made to: Comfort Care Hospice, 205 Grandview Ave., Third Floor, Camp Hill, PA 17011 or to the Zion United Church of Christ, Blain, PA 17006.
	www.obitcentral.com /obitsearch/obits/pa/pa-mifflin41.htm (5484 words)

	Jewish Summer Camps - Summer Day Camps
		Jewish summer camps for boys, girls, children, kids, youth, teens, juveniles, adults in the US and Canada including camp jobs, overnight, sleepaway camps.
		We are a spectacular camp with a full swimming program, synchronized swimming is offered, All of our staff is offered CPR/First Aid, Water Safety certification.
		A Jewish day and overnight camp where children are imbued with a deep sense of pride in their religious heritage through exciting activities and field trips
	www.summer-day-camps.net /Religious_Camps/Jewish/index.html (1873 words)

	mann - man48.htm
		Miriam Janice Camp (Blanche White, William Walter White, Martha Alice Perry, Sarah Ann Cansada Mann, Lewis, Thomas).
		Ronnie Camp (Blanche White, William Walter White, Martha Alice Perry, Sarah Ann Cansada Mann, Lewis, Thomas).
		William Clyde Camp (Blanche White, William Walter White, Martha Alice Perry, Sarah Ann Cansada Mann, Lewis, Thomas).
	www.homestead.com /oldpend2/files/mann/mang48.htm (238 words)

	Jewish Summer Camps - Jewish Summer Camps
		50) this.border=0" alt="Camp Young Judaea Sprout Lake"> CYJ Sprout Lake is a co-ed Jewish residential camp in the Hudson Valley, for children in grades 2-8.
		Oranim's educational adventures are rich in Jewish atmosphere and provide travelers a chance to meet new friends and have the experience of a lifetime.
		If you would like your daughter to return with an understanding and love of Eretz Yisroel while having an incredibly fun summer, this is the program that should not be missed.
	www.jewish-summer-camps.net /Religious_Camps/Jewish (3435 words)

	Lifespan - Helping Our Hospitals Take the Best Care of You
		You don't have to be Mikey to like The Miriam's new Mary Meals.
		Developed by a research dietitian, each meal is specially designed to lower the risk of chronic illness.
		Rhode Island and The Miriam are the first hospitals in Rhode Island to offer cardiac MRI.
	www.lifespan.org (1151 words)

	Don't get it - TechIMO Forums
		But guess what I happen to answer somewhere other than im community and my post went up, where as i just learn that is how you climb up.
		miriam, dont take this the wrong way, but is english your first language?
		But we can understand what you mean, Miriam, so your English is better than some here!
	www.techimo.com /forum/t97327.html (363 words)

	Habonim Dror Camp Moshava
		Moshava is one of seven Habonim Dror camps in North America.
		Many of the madrichim(counselors) at camp have lived on a kibbutz and others will be going to live on one next year.
		With the oncoming spring season approaching, parents and students will be searching the internet for camps to attend during the summer.
	www.angelfire.com /md/moshava97 (628 words)

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