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Tag Archives: no doubt
When Do You Report Child Abuse?
Marc B. Shapiro writes: After my previous post on ultra-Orthodox tolerance of sexual abuse, there were some who doubted that there is any rabbinic support for this. Those who can read Hebrew, please read the following responsum from R. Menasheh … Continue reading
Posted in Abuse, Agudath Israel, Marc B. Shapiro
Tagged agudat israel, Marc B. Shapiro, molester, no doubt, sexual abuser, world time
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Dennis Prager: Repetition Is The Mother Of Pedagogy
I’ve attended many a Dennis Prager lecture or listened to a Dennis Prager radio show and over the course of a couple of hours heard not a new thought. He repeats himself over and over, which diminishes enthusiasm for his … Continue reading
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Tagged confucius, Dennis Prager, dennis prager radio, dennis prager radio show, new thought, no doubt
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Loving America
On his radio show May 20, 2010, Dennis Prager says: “If you say that the United States is a racist country, which is a common charge on the left, how do you love a racist entity? “There is no doubt … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, doubt in my mind, no doubt, racist country, radio show
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Your Moral Leader’s Guide To Los Angeles: ‘You Haven’t Done L.A. Until You’ve Done Luke Ford!’
Joe emails: Another idea related to Delice a bit: LUKEAPALOOZA, the multi-media tour of Luke Ford’s LA! Beginning with lunch at Luke’s favorite French bistro, climb into the original LUKE FORD SERIAL KILLER VAN (TM) and watch Luke’s life come … Continue reading
Posted in Los Angeles, Personal
Tagged amy alkon, celebrities, daven, establishments, ford, french restaurant, hovel, kickback, luke ford, lunch, Mickey Kaus, moral leader, no doubt, rent party, s webcam, sandra, serial killer, sympathy, tour guests, wisdom
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Ben-Ami Kadish, American citizen (NJ), maintained contacts with Pollard’s handlers in the 80’s
He was arrested today (25 years later) for espionage… Haaretz reports: The new espionage affair revealed Tuesday is in fact an old story. Nothing in this fact, however, can reduce the gravity of damage it will cause Israel, nor lead … Continue reading
Posted in Israel
Tagged american citizen, defense ministry, dimona, espionage, haaretz, hebrew acronym, illegal activities, israeli security, israelis, jonathan pollard, kadish, law and justice, no doubt, nuclear reactor, pollard affair, quot, security industry, sela, technology equipment, time event
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Mamash Bites The Dust
It’s over. MAMASH IS HISTORY. It’s closed tonight. That’s the second of two great new upscale Kosher restaurants that have closed in the past few weeks after Prime Grill recently shuttered its doors and has now been sold to a … Continue reading
Posted in Kashrut
Tagged doors, fame, jewelers, kosher restaurant, kosher restaurants, mediocre food, no doubt, premiere restaurants
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