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by Esti Waldman | May 03, 2022 | 16 comment(s) You can keep track of Jewish birthdays and Rosh Chodesh so much more easily when you can see the date on your calendar. And its such a simple setting to turn on! Go to your settings app and scroll down to Calendar
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Title: The First Ten LettersBy Rabbi Raffi BillekMosaica Press, 213 pages When I was asked to review the book The First Ten Letters of the Aleph Bais by Rabbi Billek, I was quite excited. The study of the letters is fascinating. The Gemara in Shabbos describes what the shape of the letters means, and gematria is one of the classic ways of learning.
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Rev. Timothy L
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If you go Minyan on the Hill meets at 7:30 p.m.
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(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Fern Creson poses for a photograph during a rally in the capitol rotunda in Salt Lake City on May 21. This rally was part of a nationwide series of protests to bring attention as a number of conservative states pass laws aimed at getting abortion before the U.S.
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Bergen County runner makes trek from LA to NYC Hellah "Good" Sidibe, of Rochelle Park talks about his run from LA to NYC on the eve of his final run to complete the 3,000 plus mile run. May 22-23, 2021 Kevin R
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Nearly 6 million Americans, more than 40,000 here in the Hudson Valley, suffer from Alzheimers disease and related dementias. Both affect memory, language, and thought and cause moments of disorientation, disconnection, and confusion for sufferers
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I grew up in Longmeadow, Massachusetts, a lovely New England town famous for being ranked as one of the preppiest suburbs in America, according to The Official Preppy Handbook. Longmeadow wasnt snobby, per se, but it was WASPy: lacrosse sticks, J.Crew sweaters, gin and tonics, summers in Nantucket ya know, the whole Ritz Crackers n Bacon Bits scene
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I said in my first article in this series that the Hebrew word used for glory in the Old Testament means heaviness or weight. The word is used to express the worth of a person in the material sense, and also to express importance, greatness, honour, splendour, power, among others. The book of 1 Corinthians 15:41 reveals that there are varieties of glory
admin | May 6, 2022
I read the recent essay Torah Umammon by my friend Rabbi Yitzchak Blau with great interest, as I do his writings in general. In fact, I have been enthusiastically sharing one of his previous articles, Rabbinic Responses to Communism (Tradition, Winter 2007), with my students at the Sy Syms School of Business for more than 12 years
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