One of the most-frequently challenging jobs is that of a help desk technician. If you’re not familiar, let me explain. When you have an issue
The annual Teaneck International Film Festival, a project of the Puffin Foundation, Ltd., now running for close to two decades, will be showing 20 documentaries
Nobody wants to imagine a time where they are confined to a hospital bed or facing a serious medical diagnosis. However, we have all heard
Not since the days of Camp Regesh have I gone horseback riding in the tri-state area. But then I discovered Top View Riding Ranch, located
Having flat topography, views of the Mediterranean Sea, a large secular population and a growing network of bike paths, Tel Aviv has generally been regarded
On September 14, what is being called by experts a once-in-a-lifetime discovery was made in Israel. During routine work by the Israel Nature and Parks
International March of the Living partners with the Auschwitz-Birkenau Foundation, the Auschwitz Memorial for a global campaign to preserve the shoes of children murdered in
Part XI Steady Stream of Requests From Stephen Klein The pressure on Rabbi Baruch to keep the Vaad operation in Paris running efficiently, which was
“Bedtime Reading for Briskers: Lomdus and Life-Lessons From the Laws of Korbanos on the Weekly Parsha,” by Rabbi Ephraim Meth. Independently published. 2021. English. Paperback.
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So we have two parakeets. Mind you, we don’t own the parakeets. We’re hosting them for Yom Tov. We have parakeets the same way we’re
It is tempting to blame others when we make a mistake. This is especially true if they had encouraged us to do wrong in the
