Posted by Peaceable Pilgrim in People on 22. Aug, 2010 | No Comments
So it’s Sunday night and here I am, winding down from a busy weekend and getting ready to settle in to my first real week of classes. The past week and a half I only taught 3 classes total, so now that number jumps to more than 20 a week starting tomorrow. It should be quite the challenge, but I feel ready to meet it.
Continue Reading »Posted by Lisa in Israel on 20. Aug, 2010 | No Comments
Watch this powerful tribute to Israel Defense Forces soldiers to the music of “Tnu Ligdol Besheket” (“Let Us Grow Up in Peace & Quiet”) by Shlomi Shabat.
Continue Reading »Posted by Iris in Musings, People on 13. Aug, 2010 | No Comments
A Not Polite Title. “Dinner for Schmucks” tells the story of Tim a nice guy on the verge of having it all. The only thing standing between him and a big promotion is finding the perfect
Continue Reading »Posted by Lisa in Arts & Culture, People on 01. Aug, 2010 | 1 Comment
Carin Davis, author of “Life, Love, Lox: Real-world advice for the modern Jewish girl” covers all the bases, discussing dating, cooking, community involvement, and kosher kissing,
Continue Reading »Posted by Iris in Arts & Culture, People on 20. Jul, 2010 | 1 Comment
Jews in the News:Celebrity Scoop: Joan Rivers, Inception and Andrew Garfield
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Posted by Iris in Arts & Culture, Music, People
Remember Johnny Mathis? I certainly do. Just thinking about his renditions of the “Twelfth of Never,” “The Look of Love,” and “A Certain Smile” gets me jazzed up. Drive-in Movies. Parties with the lights turned very low.
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Author and Wall Street Journal columnist Jeffrey Zaslow shares what he learned female friendships from writing New York Times best-seller “The Girls From Ames.” He is also the co-author of three best-selling books, including “The Last Lecture.”
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An inspirational Jewish New Year greeting of inspiration
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Hello ladies and gentleman, Peaceable Pilgrim here with another installment of my journeys in South Korea. What a week it’s been!
Continue Reading »Posted by Iris in Kids & Family, Musings, People, Tampa
On Saturday I read a front-page article in the New York Times by feature writer Manny Fernandez, who staked-out a phone booth on a busy block in a New York borough, across the street from the Queens Criminal Court. He observed who used the public pay phone and then asked
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Two Tampa Jewish community schools – Hebrew Academy of Tampa Bay and Hillel School of Tampa – are participating in the exclusive Facebook promotion. This contest is open to operating public schools, grades K thru 12, in the United States.
Continue Reading »Posted by Lisa in Local, Tampa
CBS is a warm, caring and inclusive Reform community providing opportunities for worship, deeds of love and kindness and
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As a joint effort of the Tampa Jewish Federation, the Tampa Rabbinical Association and the Jewish congregations of Greater Tampa, Shabbat Tampa 2010 will be held on Friday evening, August 27 at 6:30 PM
Continue Reading »Bill Gates advertised for a new chairman of Microsoft Europe.
5000 candidates show up at the job screening.
They are assembled in a large room. Among them is Maurice Cohen, a French Jew, a small, bearded, bespectacled man. Bill Gates thanks the candidates for coming but asks
Continue Reading »Posted by Lisa in Local, People, Tampa
Find out their secrets to success and how their Jewish values influence the way they conduct business.
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