Comments for Double Take http://www.flowingpens.com/blog Look again, you might have missed something. Mon, 08 Sep 2008 04:02:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Five Ways to Find the Right Editor by miri http://www.flowingpens.com/blog/2008/03/separating-the-wheat-from-the-chaff-five-ways-to-find-the-right-editor/#comment-353 miri Tue, 19 Aug 2008 12:27:54 +0000 http://www.flowingpens.com/blog/2008/03/separating-the-wheat-from-the-chaff-five-ways-to-find-the-right-editor/#comment-353 LEZER, LOUIS KESTENBAUM A SATMAR Chasid is being accused. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) - A teenage girl has filed a $50 million lawsuit against a New York billionaire, saying he sexually abused her when she was 14. Louis Kestenbaum”s attorney says the allegations are false and motivated by money. Kestenbaum is also the CEO of Fortis properties and the ODA a goverment funded organisation in the williamsburg section of Brooklyn NY The girl, now 17, claims Louis Kestenbaum invited her to his Florida mansion in 2005 to perform a massage for $300. The lawsuit, filed in federal court, claims he demanded she remove her clothes, then sexually assaulted her. The girl, her father and stepmother are seeking more than $50 million. Joel kestenbaum the son of Louis kestenabum had no comments LEZER, LOUIS KESTENBAUM A SATMAR Chasid is being accused. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) - A teenage girl has filed a $50 million lawsuit against a New York billionaire, saying he sexually abused her when she was 14.

Louis Kestenbaum”s attorney says the allegations are false and motivated by money. Kestenbaum is also the CEO of Fortis properties and the ODA a goverment funded organisation in the williamsburg section of Brooklyn NY

The girl, now 17, claims Louis Kestenbaum invited her to his Florida mansion in 2005 to perform a massage for $300. The lawsuit, filed in federal court, claims he demanded she remove her clothes, then sexually assaulted her.

The girl, her father and stepmother are seeking more than $50 million.

Joel kestenbaum the son of Louis kestenabum had no comments

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]]> Comment on Are you a noisy eater? by Chris http://www.flowingpens.com/blog/2007/07/are-you-a-noisy-eater/#comment-349 Chris Mon, 12 May 2008 20:29:34 +0000 http://www.flowingpens.com/blog/2007/07/are-you-a-noisy-eater/#comment-349 I am glad to find that there are other people with this issue. I have been "suffering" from this pet peeve for as long as I can remember. My entire family eats noisily and I am sure that it stems from some sort of irritation with that when I was little. I am a very nice person as well, but I sense extreme rage whenever I am within distance of noisy eaters. It is definately worse if I have no escape root. I think that there is an additional sense of rage added due to the fact that others seem oblivious to what is typically the loudest sound in the room. I get so frustrated that people can not consider the noise that they are making and the distraction that it causes. But, why are others not distracted? The worst instance I can remember happened in a college class that covered spanish art. At one point, the class was treated to an early nineteenth century silent film by Luis Bunuel. During this film, several people ate chips and chewed gum and slurpped coffe at such an astonishingly loud level that I thought my eyes would bug out of my head. It ruined the experience and infuriates me to this day. But my question was, how were others not angered as well? It was like watching an art movie with a score of smacking, slurping and crunching and even a burp. I can understand maybe people not noticing while they are eating as well, but how did they all overlook this? Was that room silent to them? My point is that the most frustrating thing about this pet peeve is that it is hard to realize that it isn't the norm when it feels like it should be. I assume that if I walked around with a chalk-board and some forks and scratched it as people went about their business that they would not be able to drown it out. Even ones that don't mind that scratch sound, would probably start to mind if I did it during that movie. If I had made any other sound, (a banging or a whistle) that loud I would have been asked to stop. But eating and coffee slurping at that level is completely overlooked. I have also noticed that I can turn on other quiet eaters to the pet peeve, but they do not notice it until I point it out. It will slowly develop over time. I have converted two or three friends. I seriously think that as much as you could say that it is a psychological problem that it exists for me, it is also psychological that others don't notice. I belive that most people would say a room was dead silent if asked because they would look for other sounds other than a person standing there chewing their gum like a cow. Others don't acknowledge it as noise for some reason that I am extremely jealous of. Thanks for letting me get that off my chest! I am glad to find that there are other people with this issue. I have been “suffering” from this pet peeve for as long as I can remember. My entire family eats noisily and I am sure that it stems from some sort of irritation with that when I was little. I am a very nice person as well, but I sense extreme rage whenever I am within distance of noisy eaters. It is definately worse if I have no escape root. I think that there is an additional sense of rage added due to the fact that others seem oblivious to what is typically the loudest sound in the room. I get so frustrated that people can not consider the noise that they are making and the distraction that it causes. But, why are others not distracted? The worst instance I can remember happened in a college class that covered spanish art. At one point, the class was treated to an early nineteenth century silent film by Luis Bunuel. During this film, several people ate chips and chewed gum and slurpped coffe at such an astonishingly loud level that I thought my eyes would bug out of my head. It ruined the experience and infuriates me to this day. But my question was, how were others not angered as well? It was like watching an art movie with a score of smacking, slurping and crunching and even a burp. I can understand maybe people not noticing while they are eating as well, but how did they all overlook this? Was that room silent to them? My point is that the most frustrating thing about this pet peeve is that it is hard to realize that it isn’t the norm when it feels like it should be. I assume that if I walked around with a chalk-board and some forks and scratched it as people went about their business that they would not be able to drown it out. Even ones that don’t mind that scratch sound, would probably start to mind if I did it during that movie. If I had made any other sound, (a banging or a whistle) that loud I would have been asked to stop. But eating and coffee slurping at that level is completely overlooked.

I have also noticed that I can turn on other quiet eaters to the pet peeve, but they do not notice it until I point it out. It will slowly develop over time. I have converted two or three friends. I seriously think that as much as you could say that it is a psychological problem that it exists for me, it is also psychological that others don’t notice. I belive that most people would say a room was dead silent if asked because they would look for other sounds other than a person standing there chewing their gum like a cow. Others don’t acknowledge it as noise for some reason that I am extremely jealous of.

Thanks for letting me get that off my chest!

]]> Comment on Are you a noisy eater? by Chris http://www.flowingpens.com/blog/2007/07/are-you-a-noisy-eater/#comment-350 Chris Mon, 12 May 2008 20:29:33 +0000 http://www.flowingpens.com/blog/2007/07/are-you-a-noisy-eater/#comment-350 I am glad to find that there are other people with this issue. I have been "suffering" from this pet peeve for as long as I can remember. My entire family eats noisily and I am sure that it stems from some sort of irritation with that when I was little. I am a very nice person as well, but I sense extreme rage whenever I am within distance of noisy eaters. It is definately worse if I have no escape root. I think that there is an additional sense of rage added due to the fact that others seem oblivious to what is typically the loudest sound in the room. I get so frustrated that people can not consider the noise that they are making and the distraction that it causes. But, why are others not distracted? The worst instance I can remember happened in a college class that covered spanish art. At one point, the class was treated to an early nineteenth century silent film by Luis Bunuel. During this film, several people ate chips and chewed gum and slurpped coffe at such an astonishingly loud level that I thought my eyes would bug out of my head. It ruined the experience and infuriates me to this day. But my question was, how were others not angered as well? It was like watching an art movie with a score of smacking, slurping and crunching and even a burp. I can understand maybe people not noticing while they are eating as well, but how did they all overlook this? Was that room silent to them? My point is that the most frustrating thing about this pet peeve is that it is hard to realize that it isn't the norm when it feels like it should be. I assume that if I walked around with a chalk-board and some forks and scratched it as people went about their business that they would not be able to drown it out. Even ones that don't mind that scratch sound, would probably start to mind if I did it during that movie. If I had made any other sound, (a banging or a whistle) that loud I would have been asked to stop. But eating and coffee slurping at that level is completely overlooked. I have also noticed that I can turn on other quiet eaters to the pet peeve, but they do not notice it until I point it out. It will slowly develop over time. I have converted two or three friends. I seriously think that as much as you could say that it is a psychological problem that it exists for me, it is also psychological that others don't notice. I belive that most people would say a room was dead silent if asked because they would look for other sounds other than a person standing there chewing their gum like a cow. Others don't acknowledge it as noise for some reason that I am extremely jealous of. Thanks for letting me get that off my chest! I am glad to find that there are other people with this issue. I have been “suffering” from this pet peeve for as long as I can remember. My entire family eats noisily and I am sure that it stems from some sort of irritation with that when I was little. I am a very nice person as well, but I sense extreme rage whenever I am within distance of noisy eaters. It is definately worse if I have no escape root. I think that there is an additional sense of rage added due to the fact that others seem oblivious to what is typically the loudest sound in the room. I get so frustrated that people can not consider the noise that they are making and the distraction that it causes. But, why are others not distracted? The worst instance I can remember happened in a college class that covered spanish art. At one point, the class was treated to an early nineteenth century silent film by Luis Bunuel. During this film, several people ate chips and chewed gum and slurpped coffe at such an astonishingly loud level that I thought my eyes would bug out of my head. It ruined the experience and infuriates me to this day. But my question was, how were others not angered as well? It was like watching an art movie with a score of smacking, slurping and crunching and even a burp. I can understand maybe people not noticing while they are eating as well, but how did they all overlook this? Was that room silent to them? My point is that the most frustrating thing about this pet peeve is that it is hard to realize that it isn’t the norm when it feels like it should be. I assume that if I walked around with a chalk-board and some forks and scratched it as people went about their business that they would not be able to drown it out. Even ones that don’t mind that scratch sound, would probably start to mind if I did it during that movie. If I had made any other sound, (a banging or a whistle) that loud I would have been asked to stop. But eating and coffee slurping at that level is completely overlooked.

I have also noticed that I can turn on other quiet eaters to the pet peeve, but they do not notice it until I point it out. It will slowly develop over time. I have converted two or three friends. I seriously think that as much as you could say that it is a psychological problem that it exists for me, it is also psychological that others don’t notice. I belive that most people would say a room was dead silent if asked because they would look for other sounds other than a person standing there chewing their gum like a cow. Others don’t acknowledge it as noise for some reason that I am extremely jealous of.

Thanks for letting me get that off my chest!

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]]> Comment on A catalogue of car woes - is someone trying to tell me something? by Patricia Golan http://www.flowingpens.com/blog/2007/11/a-catalogue-of-car-woes-is-someone-trying-to-tell-me-something/#comment-313 Patricia Golan Sun, 17 Feb 2008 20:27:19 +0000 http://www.flowingpens.com/blog/2007/11/a-catalogue-of-car-woes-is-someone-trying-to-tell-me-something/#comment-313 Was the Sassi you refer to "Sassi Golan" - 44 years of age? If he is a disbarred lawyer and his parents arrived from Baghdad in 1955-6, he was born in Ramat Gan on October 1, 1963; I am still this scheister's wife - not by choice I might add - and have been living back in Toronto, Canada, since April 1999. He's a real charmer and thank G-d you were already married. I have enjoyed your writings and will return to read your blog. But, if you would care to contact me more directly than by my hap-hazard not too reliable computer and all of it's "fatal errors", my postal address is: 11 Raintree Path, Toronto, On M9C 5A9 Canada; Tel.: (416) 621-0945. I am usually at this number,(home), - I have not been very well for the past seven years - breast cancer and Systemic Lupus. All the best to you, your wonderful husband and two beautiful children. Shalom Patricia Was the Sassi you refer to “Sassi Golan” - 44 years of age? If he is a disbarred lawyer and his parents arrived from Baghdad in 1955-6, he was born in Ramat Gan on October 1, 1963; I am still this scheister’s wife - not by choice I might add - and have been living back in Toronto, Canada, since April 1999. He’s a real charmer and thank G-d you were already married.

I have enjoyed your writings and will return to read your blog. But, if you would care to contact me more directly than by my hap-hazard not too reliable computer and all of it’s “fatal errors”, my postal address is: 11 Raintree Path, Toronto, On M9C 5A9 Canada;
Tel.: (416) 621-0945.
I am usually at this number,(home), - I have not been very well for the past seven years - breast cancer and Systemic Lupus.

All the best to you, your wonderful husband and two beautiful children.

Shalom Patricia

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