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One Israeli Creation for the Weekend


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Supporting Israeli Art


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Being Okay With Being


One Israeli Creation for the Weekend


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Harmony in the Universe


One Israeli Creation for the Weekend


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One Israeli Creation for the Weekend


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One Israeli Creation for the Weekend


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Herzl: A visionary father of a nation

Theodor Herzl was an assimilated Viennese journalist who became the unlikely founder of modern Zionism and a main catalyst for the creation of the Jewish State of Israel.

The sting and the honey, the bitter and the sweet


My thanks to the Academy


Seth Godin’s Wisdom


Aristophanes on Creation and Love


The Science of Forty-Four

“We will restore science to its rightful place” — that’s the line I didn’t see coming. Anyone watching the backgrounders leading up to the inaugural knew that the incoming president would call for “a new era of responsibility.”

A ‘Clue’ about creation

Parshat Bereshit (Genesis 1:1-6:8) Why did God create the world? Why are we here in this life?


Obituaries


In the quest for ‘the God particle,’  mystics get a new machine

If you listen to what cosmologists say about the origin of the universe, you have to put your mind in a place where mystics also dwell.

Trendy, traditional and taboo:
An incomplete guide to Jewish funerals and burial

While not everyone is jumping on the 'I gotta be me' funeral bandwagon, a funny thing is happening on the way to the mortuary. When it comes to thinking about the end of life, be it in the business of funeral homes or in the minds of Jews everywhere, the world is changing.

Thanks to the Intelligent Designer, evolution is speeding up!


Amy Klein’s bibliographical guide for the perplexed

Bibliographical guide for the perplexed compiled by Amy Klein.

Spectator - What It Looks Like From Here

Biting off more than most of us can chew, husband and wife authors Joel R. Primack and Nancy Ellen Abrams have taken on the enormously ambitious task of tackling that age-old question: How did the world get here, and does our existence really matter? Their new book, "The View From the Center of the Universe, Discovering our Extraordinary Place in the Cosmos" (Riverhead Books, 2006), uses cosmology -- the astrophysical study of the history and structure of the universe - to meld "Meaning" and science to reach a greater understanding of the origins of life.

Sacred Words Come Naturally

Ellen Bernstein has been called the birth mother of the Jewish environmental movement. In 1988, she founded Shomrei Adamah (Keepers of the Earth), the first national Jewish environmental organization, and since leaving the group in 1996 has been an educator, consultant and writer.

Welcome to Our Wedding!

A very nice added attraction to your ceremony is the wedding booklet. This is a personal supplement to your wedding that the ushers will give to each guest as they are taken to their seats. The bride usually chooses a white or ecru linen material with black ink.

The cover states "The Wedding of ... " and usually has both the English and the Hebrew dates. We recommend art of flowers and we added the quote "Ani L'Dodi V'Dodi Li" -- "I am my beloved's and my beloved is mine."