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Tag Archives: google search
How Influential Is Dennis Prager?
I’m struck by the awe that thousands of unlearned Jews such as myself display towards Dennis Prager (we revere him for his ability to present Jewish texts and ideas in a rational and inspiring way) and the lack of awe … Continue reading
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Tagged berel wein, Dennis Prager, google scholar search, google search, orthodox shul, talmud scholar
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Doomsday Scenarios
Dennis Prager writes: It appears that The Rapture leading to the end of the world predicted by a Christian radio broadcaster for this past Saturday, May 21, did not take place. And the failure was covered worldwide. A Google search … Continue reading
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Tagged carbon dioxide emissions, Dennis Prager, doomsday predictions, doomsday scenario, doomsday scenarios, google search
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Are Subliminal MP3s A Scam?
For the past month, I’ve been looking around Clickbank.com for information products to promote (the marketer gets on average 50% of the purchase price) and discovered that many of the metrics on Subliminal MP3s look great. (If you want to … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Personal
Tagged college football players, conscience qualms, Google, google keyword tool, google search, hypnotism, sensory stimuli, subliminal stimuli
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Flirty TV Reporter Ines Sainz Complains Jets Flirted With Her
Jemele Hill on ESPN’s First Take says today she’s seen Mexican TV reporter Ines Sainz acting in a flirty manner with football players. Her whole approach as a TV sports reporter is to flirt with her subjects. She does stories … Continue reading
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Tagged biggest biceps, clinton portis, daily mail, Dennis Prager, female reporters, female tennis players, google search, greg aiello, hot female tennis players, human sexual relations, Inez Sainz, jemele hill, mexican tv, miss universe contest, naked dudes, new york jets, skip bayless, sports reporter, tv azteca, washington redskins
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I Want To Open Up My Own Virtual Kollel/Recovery Center
According to this 2008 990 filing on guidestar.org, the Westside Kollel CEO Rabbi Marc Lebhar brought home over $110,000 that year. This makes me question why did I ever bother with —-? Instead, I should’ve opened up a kollel. Oy, … Continue reading
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Tagged Google, google search, guidestar, rabbi daniel, unaffiliated jews, zaret
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Dennis Prager: ‘Only Blacks Have Leaders’
On his radio show yesterday, Dennis Prager says: “The very idea of black leader, I find unpersuasive. Blacks have leaders but whites don’t have leaders. Hispanics don’t have leaders, asians don’t have leaders. Only blacks have leaders. Do you know … Continue reading
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Tagged al sharpton, asian leader, bad joke, Dennis Prager, google search, jewish leader, liberal media
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Andrea Thompson Commentaries
Steam Chip emails: I just emerged from my cave a few weeks ago and discovered who Andrea Thompson is. Consider anything I write from here on in this particular context — it is NEW news to me. Next week I’ll … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrea Thompson, artistic expression, catholic household, google search, marvelous voice, observant jew
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