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Is R. Leib Tropper In San Diego?
Simshalom emails: According to this LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/leibtropper Leib Tropper may be in San Diego. Can anyone confirm this? It may also account for the pure BS positive PR bios about him on various professional networking blogs to fool the gullible … Continue reading
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‘The First Basket’
I just watched this new documentary. The Jewish population in America increased dramatically during the last decade of the 19th Century. As the immigrants poured in from Europe, they discovered that their new home was sports crazy and that athletic … Continue reading
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Separate Hatzalah Units For Women & Men
Here’s the pdf. We wouldn’t want a man touching a woman, now would we? Joe emails: "It the new sqare hasidic comunity secluded in upstate new york google them their rabbe is rabbi davi twersky shlita they have their own … Continue reading
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I’m A Sensual Semite
Menahem Wecker reviews a new book called Jews & Sex: Abrams opens his own study of the ways people have responded to Jewish involvement in pornography by critiquing Luke Ford, “a self-styled adult industry gossip-monger.” Abrams argues that Ford, who … Continue reading
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