Originally published at customerservant.com. You can comment here or there. Soup is a healthy and nutritious way to start any meal and in these days of higher food prices it’s also an economical way to stretch your food budget. A large pot of soup can produce enough soup for 8 to 10 hungry adults and [...]
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Originally published at customerservant.com. You can comment here or there. A 2,000-Year-Old Debate on Whether to “Get Out of the Box” By Yosef Y. Jacobson This week’s portion (Vayelech) relates the dramatic events that transpired during Moses’ last day on earth. Among the many things he did on that fateful day was commit the entire [...]
Originally published at customerservant.com. You can comment here or there. These announcements, with interesting typos and phrasing blunders, were reportedly found in various synagogue newsletters and bulletins around the country. 1. Don’t let worry kill you. Let your synagogue help. Join us for our Oneg after services. Prayer and medication to follow. Remember in prayer [...]
Originally published at customerservant.com. You can comment here or there. By Ari Shavit Haaretz Magazine 15 September 2006 Moshe Ya’alon is ensconced in a small room on the second floor of the Shalem Center in Jerusalem’s Greek Colony neighborhood. His year at a research institute in Washington hasn’t changed him. He lets his proud and [...]
Originally published at customerservant.com. You can comment here or there. I’m going to go ahead and put this up before I forget about it. Send a trackback, and link, and your post will be linked at the end. Linkfest has more.
Originally published at customerservant.com. You can comment here or there. by Heidi at Euphoric Reality This week’s Blogburst is available as a Podcast. In the days and weeks leading up to the fifth anniversary of 9/11, I have been musing how the overall impact of that single days’ terrorism has affected our nation. Some people [...]
Originally published at customerservant.com. You can comment here or there. For me, 11 September, 2001 dawned just like any other Tuesday morning. I got up, and started getting ready to go to math class. I turned on the radio, and the announcer was saying that a plane had crashed into one of the towers of [...]
Originally published at customerservant.com. You can comment here or there. I never made it a point to blog about this Friday when I got it, for a number of reasons. First, I was still exhausted from the monster sinus infection I spent most of last week recovering from, and secondly, it left even me speechless, [...]
Originally published at customerservant.com. You can comment here or there. I’ve received a few comments to my post, which I attributed to Ben Stein. It turns out that, while some of the words are his, not all of them are, and that the rest was cobbled together from various chain letters. First of all, I’d [...]
Originally published at customerservant.com. You can comment here or there. Copyright © 2006 by Rabbi Dr. Meir Levin and Torah.org. Jesse, or Ishai, was the father of David. As such, he was an important personality but we do not know much about him. The Biblical record is scant and tells us very little about this [...]
