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Tag Archives: new york times sunday magazine
Expect Israel To Attack Iran In 2012
I expected the United States to start bombing Iran in the closing months of the Bush administration but undercover operations had slowed Iran’s nuclear development sufficiently so that this was not necessary. But times have changed. They’ve become more urgent. … Continue reading
Posted in Iran, Israel
Tagged israeli leaders, new york times sunday magazine, nuclear development, tacit support, times sunday magazine, undercover operations
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The Risks And Rewards Of Yoga
I did permanent damage to myself in my first enthusiastic weeks of yoga. I stretched out all sorts of ligaments that will never regain their original condition. It cost me about $1600 worth of physical therapy to ease the pain … Continue reading
Posted in Yoga
Tagged exertions, new york times sunday magazine, permanent damage, times sunday magazine, urbanites, yoga teachers
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This Week’s Torah Portion – Parashat Shemini (Leviticus 9:1-11:47
I discuss the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi Rabbs every Monday at 7pm PST on my live cam and on YouTube. Monday night I discuss the parasha at The House of Rabbs. Watch the videos. This week’s we will study … Continue reading
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Tagged home aaron, jews and gentiles, moses and aaron, new york times sunday magazine, ordered universe, parashat shemini, rabbs, strange fire, weekly torah portion, worship of god
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Why Are Jews Allowed To Look After Their Own Interests Without Apology But Not Whites?
That’s a question I’ve had since I started reading the late Dr. William Pierce (American Nazi) in 1999. Many of my friends are Jewish nationalists. They are interested first and foremost in what is good for the Jews. I have … Continue reading
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Tagged black nationalists, Dennis Prager, new york times sunday magazine, sally satel, steve sailer, vdare
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I Don’t Share The Excitement Over The Inauguration
I was stunned to find out today that a class I attend daily might not meet tomorrow so people could watch the inauguration. I don’t get it. I haven’t watched any inauguration. I’d be as indifferent to the inauguration of … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, fundamental beliefs, John McCain, martin luther king, martin luther king day, new york times sunday magazine, practicing medicine, sally satel
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The Will To Blog
Emily Gould writes for the New York Times Sunday magazine: In the fall of 2006, I got a call from the managing editor of Gawker Media, a network of highly trafficked blogs, asking me to come by the office in … Continue reading →