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Connecting the Queens Jewish Community When Mrs. Porter heard a knock at the door of her Baltimore home one evening at suppertime, she...
Q: Rabbi, thank you for your efforts to help us become healthier.
I am 60 years old. Weight is not an issue, B”H, looking to do my part in staying healthy and increasing energy. I don’t do any exercise and sit most of the day.
If there is one common characteristic among all current and former Camp HASC counselors, it’s that they all derive more pleasure from giving to others than receiving.
With energy costs steadily increasing, many homeowners are considering the option of converting to solar energy. Solar panels provide renewable energy by capturing the sun’s energy and transforming it into electricity. Solar power provides clean energy without emitting unsafe greenhouse gases that are the typical by product of conventional fossil energy. In addition to clean energy, solar power can also be more cost efficient. Per Heshy Drew, a solar expert, home owners’ interest in solar energy is indeed motivated by their desire to reduce their monthly utility bill.
Dear Alice,
Recently, I read an article on eating mindfully and paying attention to the food I am eating. The article explained that if you don’t concentrate on eating, your brain doesn’t realize that you ate anything and you don’t get full. Do you have any tips or ideas to help me eat more mindfully?
Recap: Germany attacked Poland. Mimi and her family tried to get a train out of Poland but the trains were not running. Jan Zabinski comes to their house and takes them to the zoo to hide.
(This article first appeared in DailyWire.com)
American Jews are now embroiled in an important election battle over the U.S. seats at the World Zionist Congress (WZC) for the next five years. Record numbers of Jewish U.S. residents have been casting votes in this online election, which ends on March 11.
