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Show Me Your Best Awkward Silence Parshas Acharei Mos/Kedoshim 5786

Natural resources are a hot topic right now, as the earth continues to fill with more people but not more resources. In the era of technological leaps and blindingly fast innovation, humans also seek more resources than ever before. In…

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What would you grab is your city was burning? Parshas Tazria Metzora 5786

In the spring of 1453, the great city of Constantinople stood at the edge of collapse. For more than a thousand years it had been one of the most important cities in the world, the capital of the Byzantine Empire,…

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Geographical Slavery Parshas Tzav/ Shabbos Hagadol 5786

Pithom, Egypt 1314 BCE Shimon stomped into the house kicking up dust, and wordlessly headed straight to the back of the house to change out of his work clothes. Rachel instinctively knew that he was coming from his brother’s house.…

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Wanna Get Elevated For Being Wrong? Parshas Vayikra 5786

If a man told you in 1968 that within a decade hundreds of millions of people would starve to death every single year, that by 1985 the earth’s population would be beaten down to a more “acceptable” 1.5 billion, and…

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Millions of People Serve You! Parshas Vayakel Pekudei 5786

Lying on my kitchen counter is an instrument that was produced by the hard work of over five million men and women. A marvel of international cooperation, its components come from dozens of countries. It is one of the most…

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How Do You Feel About Food? Parshas Ki Tisa 5786

We’ve had a pretty busy week, with Purim and all, so this is a repeat, but an awesome one if I may say so myself! Please enjoy it thoroughly! If you were to think of the world capital of Kosher…

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Purim in 2042! Parshas Tetzavah/Purim 5786

Leah woke up to the sound of someone walking softly through her apartment, humming a tune that hadn’t existed the day before. “Good morning, Leah,” came the voice, warm and familiar. “Heart rate’s a little high. Did you have a…

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Don’t Steal my Buzzers! Parshas Mishpatim 5786

In the Wild West there were all kinds of villains; thieves, desperados, barrel boarders, gadabouts, nibblers, ruffians, chiselers, shotes, and mops to name a few. But in the Wild West, there was one group of people that were considered the…

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Going Out With a Bang!

“Quit while you’re ahead” is one of the simple but wise rules of life. But for David Kime Jr., the rule was a bit different, it went something like this, “Don’t quit even when you’re dead.” David, a longtime resident…

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Do You Feel Tired All the Time? Parshas Bo 5786

Whether you have a watch or not, you know roughly what time it is. That is due to an almond sized beautiful piece of gray matter right in middle of your brain called the hypothalamus. The hypothalamus controls many primary…

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Show Me Your Best Awkward Silence Parshas Acharei Mos/Kedoshim 5786

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What would you grab is your city was burning? Parshas Tazria Metzora 5786

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