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Tag Archives: Google
The Fierce Struggle For Purity
Today is the first day of Hanukkah, a minor eight-day Jewish holiday that gets a lot of press because it falls near the end of the Western calendar year and is thought of by the goyim as the Jews’ version … Continue reading
Posted in Alexander Technique, Jews, Orthodoxy
Tagged alexander teachers, alexander technique teachers, christmas hanukkah, first day of hanukkah, Google, maccabbees
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The Scandal-Free World Of Alexander Technique
Go ahead and Google “Alexander Technique.” Look for scandal. Look for debunkers. You won’t find much. I’m unaware of anyone who’s regretted his Alexander lessons from a certified teacher. I don’t know of anyone who’s gotten hurt from becoming aware … Continue reading
Posted in Alexander Technique, Personal, Yoga
Tagged alexander lessons, Alexander Technique, bawdy jokes, Google, perry baker, yogi bajan
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Was Steve Jobs Arab?
Dennis Prager writes: The press feels bad for the Arab world in general and for Arab-Americans in particular. The former is almost never in the news for anything positive, and the latter are deemed victims of xenophobia and Islamophobia. So … Continue reading
Posted in Dennis Prager
Tagged anglo saxon, arab americans, birth father, Dennis Prager, Google, white anglo saxon protestant
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The Return Of R. Leib Tropper
Evidence: http://rabbileibtropper.wordpress.com/ http://leibtropper.businesscard2.com/ http://www.ziki.com/en/leib-tropper+274699 http://visible.me/leibtropper-6bs1o Simshalom emails: Hi, Worth keeping an eye on but so far it’s more a sign of a desperado willing to try some cheap PR on the web, and it may not even be him putting … Continue reading
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Tagged ejf, Google, intimate details, muddy water, star role, withdrawal symptoms
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Need help finding an Orthodox Synagogue!
Jane emails: “I’m a prospective Jewish convert. I’ve spent the past 4 months or so studying at a Conservative Temple here in Los Angeles. Although I really enjoyed my experience, I want to experience and learn more, however this time … Continue reading
Posted in Bnai David-Judea, Orthodoxy
Tagged Google, orthodox shuls, orthodox synagogue, orthodox synagogues, orthodox world
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My Online Alexander Technique Kingdom
If you Google “Alexander Technique,” you’re going to quickly run into numerous essays, websites and videos of mine. Is this because I am one of the world’s great Alexander Technique teachers? No. It’s because my work shows up well in … Continue reading
Posted in Alexander Technique, Google, Personal
Tagged alexander technique teachers, algorithm, good experience, Google, research topics
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Is She The First Hot Female Rabbi?
And as Heshy Fried points out below, she plays for the other team! From FrumSatire: “I wanted to lead a halachically observant community so decided it was best to transfer to JTS where it would be far more likely I’d … Continue reading
Posted in Conservative Judaism, Homosexuality, JTS
Tagged female rabbit, frumsatire, gay clergy, Google, google images, personal practice
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Google Your Way To Orthodox Judaism
People treat you the way you train them. If you let them get away with it, people will abuse you. If you appeal to their nasty side, you’ll get treatment. If you appeal to their nobility, you’ll get that. I’ve … Continue reading
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Tagged exception to the rule, Facebook, Google, nasty side, orthodox judaism, strong women
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Her Rebbitzen Did Not Approve Of My Overly Large Wiki
Google is killing my social life. Girls look me up and then they say, “Levi, your wiki is way too big. I can’t handle that. I prefer guys with a smaller wiki or, frankly, no wiki at all. You could … Continue reading
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Tagged God, Google, life girls
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