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"This guy knows all the gossip, the ins and outs, the lashon hara of the Orthodox world. He’s an [expert] in... all the inner workings of the Orthodox world." (Rabbi Aaron Rakeffet-Rothkoff)"This generation's Hillel." (Nathan Cofnas)
Category Archives: Blogging
Google Page Rank
I just did a check on the Google juice of various websites: Lukeford.net: 6 NYPost.com: 5 Tabletmag.com: 6 TheJewishWeek.com: 7 JewishJournal.com: 7 Forward.com: 7 TheJewishPress.com: 6 FrumSatire.net: 5 Hirhurim: 5 FailedMessiah.com: 5
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Luke The Jackal – The Frightening Kinship I Feel With Carlos The Terrorist
I just watched a miniseries on the terrorist Carlos the Jackal and felt a strange connection with the man. I remember when I was booted from Young Israel of Century City in June 2001, some members of the shul called … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Personal
Tagged carlos the jackal, Dennis Prager, early adulthood, southern hemisphere, strange kinship, Young Israel
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The End Of Blogging?
Chaim Amalek emails: “Even the New York Times notes the decline of blogs. Luke was there at the start, and he lingers on at the end.” Khunrum emails: “You always hear “check us out on twitter or facebook” nothing about … Continue reading
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Tagged huffington post, merriam webster, purpose hub, reading television, reverse chronological order, top of the heap
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My 2007 Jewish Journal Cover Story Interview With Brad Greenberg
Here’s the story. My critique. Here’s the interview:
Posted in Blogging, Jewish Journal, Jews, Journalism, Personal
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Hersh Case: Judge throws out Hersh’s request for bloggers’ identities from Google & Yahoo
Report: This last Friday Michael Hersh was given another bitter dose of reality when the court rejected his request that Google and Yahoo reveal the identities of those who made comments about him on various blogs -including mine. This is … Continue reading
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Tagged bitter dose, case judge, dose of reality, fishing expedition, Google, schecter
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