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Tag Archives: shul
A Hillel For Our Times
????? ????? Doron Maharta Z"L The oldest (age 26) among the 8 Yesivah student who were massacred last week at M’rkaz HaRav: He wanted to be a Rabbi and studied at M’rcaz HaRav any free moment he had from the army. … Continue reading
Posted in Torah
Tagged ashdod, chassidim, code of jewish law, dish washer, ethiopians, frocks, gemara, gerrer, Hillel, kippot, martyr, mercaz harav, mess hall, Rabbis, rosh yeshiva, shabbat, shul, talmud, yeshiva students, yeshivas
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Your Moral Leader
I use the term "Your Moral Leader" as an inspiration for mirth but deep deep inside, I want to be a moral leader. All of us are role models whether we want to be or not. Each of us has … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged ark of the covenant, biblical hebrew, black guys, blackboard, bloke, chariot, dima, dr russell, holy day, jewish students, kipa, mirth, moral leader, pepperdine, preacher, professor dr, role models, Russell Roberts, shul, world religions
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Running Into Rabbi Yitz Ethshalom At Ralphs
Sunday night. I hire someone to install wordpress for me on a website I’m running that’s registered and hosted at domain.com. Five hours later, wordpress is still not installed because the server keeps cutting out. In a rage, I switch … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged alienation, cinema city, city film festival, emmanuel levinas, heart to heart, luxury home, martin buber, rabbi, ralphs, recompense, red carpet, rrrr, sages, shul, sneer, Torah, true feelings, yelp, yelps, yitz
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Stolen Cocoa Krispies Taste Sweeter
My Video Blog As I was leaving LimmudLA last month, I was given three boxes of food to take to SOVA to feed the homeless. Figuring that I was only a canceled credit card away from being homeless, I appropriated … Continue reading
Posted in Personal
Tagged bad news, cocoa krispies, credit card, crowne plaza, day of redemption, full cry, fundraiser, gangbangers, granola, Homeless, homeless bums, hovel, Israel, jewish expression, jewish singles events, mistaken notion, paypal donations, Purim, rabbi boteach, rabbi shmuley boteach, rejection, rodney dangerfield, Sabbath, saturday morning, shabbat, shabbat dinner, shabbaton, shacharit, shul, three boxes, time today, tiny muscles, town hosts, tzitzit
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Young Israel Of Beverly Hills
It’s a 40-year old shul on Pico Blvd that’s gone to pot. David Suissa writes his harshest column yet in this week’s Jewish Journal: After weeks of escalating tension, the story came to a head recently when a few tough-looking … Continue reading
Posted in Pico/Robertson
Tagged bitter dispute, breach of contract, caterer, complainer, deceiver, eviction notice, indigestion, Jewish Journal, kiddush, kitchen space, kosher certification, legal complaints, mdash, pico blvd, shabbat, shul, suissa, summons, vigorous defense, Young Israel
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I’m Not Doing Anything Obscene On My Webcam
I was just checking myself out on my webcam. My face was strained and all screwed up before a happy release. I was rocking in my chair. It looked obscene because you couldn’t see the weights I was working out … Continue reading
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Tagged bill murray, caddyshack, candlelight dinner, chabad rabbi, chat room, golf balls, moral leader, sage, shul, thinker, webcam, weights, workout
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