Things, Words & Actions: D’varim

either we are told or we come to our senses, it is time to act. enough! life is full of game changing moments. major moves must happen. the torah captures abraham at the beginning of his grand venture. he and sarah are told to get up and go. in lech lecha, the two’s move, however,Continue reading “Things, Words & Actions: D’varim”

The Psychic Cat Meets Sun Tzu

it is wise to know in advance a fight’s outcome. when victory is uncertain, it is brave to battle. this makes to most interesting of a cat fight. meow, baby! a nordic fahrenheit 613- a torah burning-was green lit by swedish authorities and scheduled for last saturday. the psychic cat purrrfectly opined concerning the shareholdersContinue reading “The Psychic Cat Meets Sun Tzu”

Picture Play

mr. fred r. barnard, advertising executive, is credited for saying “one picture is worth a thousand words”. in some circumstances, is it actually the opposite? before written language, pictures may have served as the written word form. early cave writing was not graffiti from either the flintstones or the rubbles but rather its was picturesContinue reading “Picture Play”

The Scariest Phrase Known To Mankind?

a particular english language two word phrase scares even the biggest and baddest. no slasher movie evokes the same horror as when these words are thrown upon a person. some spend their entire lives avoiding or denying this semblance of letters. for others, these words are imposed. salty drops of reality often drip down convictedContinue reading “The Scariest Phrase Known To Mankind?”

Liberal Judaism’s Ten Commandments?

two recent events shed light as to liberal judaism’s core features. do these beliefs or positions suggest that there is a distinctive ten commandments applicable to the liberal communities? food plays a central role in judaism. the dietary rules of kosher can both shape and bond communities. outside of religious practice- services- butchers, bakers, marketsContinue reading “Liberal Judaism’s Ten Commandments?”

Magna Carta Or Matot-Massei? Who Deserves Due (Process) Credit?

the 1215 english magna carta is credited for the notion of “due process”. “due process”, per black’s law dictionary, fifth edition, is “law in its regular course of administration through courts of justice. the magna carta’s “due process” legacy extended across the pond to be embraced by the rebellious colonies which formed the united statesContinue reading “Magna Carta Or Matot-Massei? Who Deserves Due (Process) Credit?”

Every Generation Must Make The Case

sweden is embroiled with religious controversy. an unholy book burning tour is ongoing and started with an outrageous koran burning. the lighting up of both a torah and christian bible, before the israeli embassy, are in the works. jns.org it is reported that “the head of the swedish jewish community has come out against anContinue reading “Every Generation Must Make The Case”

The Worst Trait?

“It’s a jungle out there. You gotta look out for number one, but don’t step in number two.” rodney dangerfield no joke. it’s a jungle out there. in the world, your country, your state, your city, your neighborhood, and in your living quarters, it’s a jungle. the world, whether we like it or not, isContinue reading “The Worst Trait?”

The Failure of Post Modern Medicine, Exhibit 3

health insurance costs keep rising. monthly insurance premiums can be expensive as rent. due to this problem, the health industry, including medical schools, should be striving to educate practitioners how to provide both effective and economical treatment. while certain medical conditions can involve costly treatment, other can be treated with minimal expense. if this courseContinue reading “The Failure of Post Modern Medicine, Exhibit 3”

The Taste of Champagne, Writing & A Blog Tip To Celebrate The 850th Post

growing up, alcohol tasted putrid. it consisted of super sweet cough syrupy wine filled tiny plastic cups. the toxin branded as manischewitz often sanctified the sabbath. new year’s eve was worse. a yellowish carbonated liquid masqueraded as a soft drink. for eight dollars a bottle, shouldn’t it taste better than coca cola? as a youngContinue reading “The Taste of Champagne, Writing & A Blog Tip To Celebrate The 850th Post”