" It concludes, "i wrote a book once about bashert the concept of meant to be.
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The first comment on Facebook came from one of Mr. Fischer's college professors, who pointed out that the Jewish concept of bashert perfectly described their situation.
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I have heard, "They/we are like two pieces of a puzzle," or "It was fate/bashert/kismet/meant to be" thousands of times, or that's how it feels anyway.
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Bashert (or beshert; Yiddish: ) means "destiny". It is often used to refer to one's divinely foreordained spouse or soulmate, who is called one's basherte (female) or basherter (male). It can also be used to express the seeming fate or destiny of an auspicious or important event, friendship, or happening. In modern usage, Jewish singles will say that they are looking for their bashert, meaning they are looking for that person who will complement them perfectly, and whom they will complement perfectly.
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The album also contains a bonus track "Wave Of You (Twisted Dee's Undertow Mix)" and the music video of "Wave Of You". "Bashert (Meant To Be)" also appears on ACLU's benefit album for gay marriage "Marry Me".
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The award provides for an economic development consultant to assist Ypsilanti in developing a growth and job creation strategy for the downtown area. On June 23, 2020, Mayor Beth Bashert resigned after controversial comments she made about race during a Zoom meeting.
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The CD includes new dance mixes of the club and video hit "Wave Of You", the gay anthem "He's on My Team", "Funk That Ship", and the ballad "Bashert (Meant To Be)" as well as new mixes of "Love Will Take Over" by Solar City, JKriv, M@d Matt, Rhythm DB, and Seven Sun.
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The play then deposits the characters back to where act 1 ended, as Ana and Charles are let into the house awkwardly. Ana and Matilde bond immediately. Charles tells Lane that Ana is his Bashert (soul mate) and that, according to Jewish law (although neither he nor Lane is Jewish), this means that their marriage is dissolved. Lane doesn't know how to react, though she is clearly upset and bitter about the turn of events.
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In 1991, the Triangle Foundation was founded by Jeffrey Montgomery, Henry D. Messer, and John Monahan as an anti-violence organization. Triangle Foundation expanded its mission in 1994 to include political and policy work following Michigan Organization for Human Rights closure. Michigan Equality was founded by activist Beth Bashert in 1999, following successful electoral campaign efforts in support of LGBT rights in 7 Michigan cities, including Ypsilanti, Kalamazoo, Traverse City, Huntington Woods, and others.Amy L. Stone, "Gay Rights at the Ballot Box," Minneapolis MN: University of Minnesota Press, 2012, p110.
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During the mid-1980s, Hart was approached to record several songs for films. He mostly declined, preferring to write and record his own material; however, he did record the song "Hold On", written for the soundtrack to 1987's Beverly Hills Cop II. Hart's 1985 single, "Eurasian Eyes" (from Boy in the Box), was featured in the film 9 1/2 Weeks and the final track from Fields of Fire, "Blind Faith", was featured in the January 16, 1987 episode of Miami Vice titled "Down for the Count, Pt. 2". In 2002, "Sunglasses at Night" was featured in the award-winning video game Grand Theft Auto: Vice City for the Sony PlayStation 2. The song title is also a clue to the mystery in Lior Samson's debut novel, Bashert.
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Gummer made her screen acting debut (billed as Jane Grey) in the 1993 film The House of the Spirits, as the younger version of her mother's character, Clara del Valle. She had her next professional acting job after graduating college; in 2008, she starred off-off-Broadway in Lukas Bärfuss's The Sexual Neuroses of Our Parents. She originally was asked to help with the play's costume design but ended up auditioning and getting cast in its lead role. From 2010 until 2011, she starred as Anna Moore on the TeenNick show Gigantic, which premiered on October 8, 2010. She said that she used the show “as a platform to be able to launch [herself] forward.” Gummer appeared in the 2010 film Meskada, in which she played the role of Nat Collins, before playing Abby in 2010's Bashert with Paulo Costanzo.
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