Posted By richards on May 26, 2014
Moshe Knoll: A Simcha in Bacau (Hasidic Melody #2)
Moshe Knoll A Simcha in Bacau (Hasidic Melody #2) Laura Jean Goldberg, violin; Moshe Knoll, piano.
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Posted By richards on May 26, 2014
'Yesh Tickva' Aims to Raise Awareness About the Disease
Tiner Ralph, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Summer Idyll: Ticks abount in the picturesque Catskills.
As summer nears, many Hasidic communities in Brooklyn are beginning to prepare for holidays in New Yorks Catskill Mountains, long the preferred destination for religious families looking for a reprieve from urban life.
Yet amid the rolling green hills and low-slung bungalows, live ticks tiny creatures that have infected many vacationers with Lyme disease, including members of the religious Jewish community.
Several Hasidic women in Brooklyn suffering from Lyme disease have recently formed a support group called Yesh Tickva, a play on the Hebrew phrase for Theres hope. The women have met a handful of times to share medical and emotional resources.
They also plan to spread awareness about the disease, ensuring that Hasidic city dwellers understand the danger of tick-borne illness and how best to protect themselves. The groups plans include placing advertisements in local papers warning about the disease and speaking with doctors, camp mothers and members of Hatzolah the Hasidic volunteer ambulance service about symptoms.
Because Im on the road to recovery, I felt a responsibility to give back to my people, said Chumy Klughaupt, the founder of the group. Who knows how many people are suffering, running from doctor to doctor. With this awareness, we can save their lives.
All it takes is one minute, said Rachel Isaacson, a 54-year-old grandmother from Boro Park and a member of Yesh Tickva. It doesnt take weeks or a day. All you need is one nasty tick with a lot of diseases.
Lyme disease is caused by bacterium carried by ticks, which is then transmitted to humans through a bite. Because of its varied symptoms, the infection can be difficult to diagnose. While some may develop a rash following exposure, the most common symptoms are severe fatigue, poor sleep, trouble with concentration, lightheadedness, irritability, headaches and joint pain. Left untreated, Lyme disease can affect the nervous system.
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Posted By richards on May 26, 2014
Masters Rd 2 - Justin Nunez vs. .Victor Ashkenazi
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David Icke Rothschild Zionism YouTube 360p "British author and lecturer David Icke has written 20 books and traveled to over 55 countries since 1990. His books reveal how a hidden hand is behind world...
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Posted By simmons on May 25, 2014
Pope Francis Visits Israel, West Bank Amid Heightened Security Pope Francis Visits Israel, West Bank Amid Heightened Security Pope Francis Visits Israel, West Bank Amid Heightened Security Pope Francis Visits Israel, West Bank Amid Heightened Security... By: Ryan Campbell
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Posted By simmons on May 25, 2014
Pope Francis prays at Israel #39;s West Bank barrier Pope Francis has prayed at the barrier Israel is building in and around the West Bank during his three-day tour of the Middle East.
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Posted By simmons on May 25, 2014
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Pope Francis celebrates Mass in Bethlehem and denounces attacks on children http://en.romereports.com Pope Francis arrived to Manger Square in Bethlehem in the popemobile. He celebrated Mass before 5000 people, most of them were from the Gaza Strip and the West Bank.
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Posted By richards on May 25, 2014
Daf Yomi Talmud Rosh Hashana Jewish New Year page 13 Gemarrah "
Talmud daf Yomi class for Rosh Hashana, The Jewish New Year by Rabbi Dr. Moshe P. Weisblum. " ...
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