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Playing in the Pain<br> Parshas Mishpatim 5785

An operating room can be a pretty tense and chaotic place, which is why it is no surprise that about 70% of surgeons prefer to have music playing while they operate. Already in the early 1900’s, a Pennsylvania surgeon wrote…

Continue ReadingPlaying in the Pain<br> Parshas Mishpatim 5785

It’s all about how you Exit!<br>Parshas Yisro 5785

“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…

Continue ReadingIt’s all about how you Exit!<br>Parshas Yisro 5785

Be Jim, Don’t be Frank<br>Parshas Beshalach 5785

Jim Spinnock turned the corner, and headed down Slade toward his favorite Starbucks. Nothing put a little fire in his belly like a cup of piping hot Colombian magic. Like almost every day of every workweek, his friend Frank DeMott…

Continue ReadingBe Jim, Don’t be Frank<br>Parshas Beshalach 5785

Are you a Man of God or a Man of Science?<br>Parshas Va’eira 5785

We have been conditioned to believe that there is an inherent conflict between science and religion and that one has to choose between being a Man of Science or a Man of God. We see it in lawsuits launched by…

Continue ReadingAre you a Man of God or a Man of Science?<br>Parshas Va’eira 5785

Can we talk about peaches?<br>Parshas Shemos 5785

Let’s talk about peaches for a moment. Soft orbs of juice and summer delight, peaches are everything that is right about fruit. Filled with so much juice that it’s almost impossible to keep your cheeks and chin clean while eating…

Continue ReadingCan we talk about peaches?<br>Parshas Shemos 5785

The History of Money Part I<br>Parshas Vayigash 5785

The three part series we are embarking on, The Story of Money, is a repeat, it first came out in 2020. While it is a fascinating story, we certainly can’t cover it all in one week, so we’re going to…

Continue ReadingThe History of Money Part I<br>Parshas Vayigash 5785

Do You Feel Lonely Sometimes?<br>Parshas Vayeshev 5785

lonely adjectivelone·​ly | \ˈlōn-lē  \ Definition of lonely  1a: being without company  1b: cut off from others 2: not frequented by human beings 3: sad from being alone  4: producing a feeling of bleakness or desolation  From the Merriam-Webster Dictionary…

Continue ReadingDo You Feel Lonely Sometimes?<br>Parshas Vayeshev 5785

My Computer Lives for Me<br>Parshas Vayishlach

April 17, 2005 John Brisbane came home from work exhausted. A full day of meeting with clients and cajoling them into taking out mortgages far larger than they could afford was more tiring than most people could ever imagine. As…

Continue ReadingMy Computer Lives for Me<br>Parshas Vayishlach

How do you like your Chocolate Chip Cookies? <br> Parshas Vayetzei 5785

There are two types of people in the world, those who like their chocolate chip cookies crispy, and those who like them chewy. There are rumors that there exists a third type of human, the one who likes chocolate chip…

Continue ReadingHow do you like your Chocolate Chip Cookies? <br> Parshas Vayetzei 5785

Can I stop driving please!<br> Parshas Toldos 5785

I can’t wait for the self-driving car. I can’t wait to get into my car, which will know where I’m going because it’s connected to my calendar, and take out a book and start reading, or take out my laptop…

Continue ReadingCan I stop driving please!<br> Parshas Toldos 5785
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Who says you’re so special?<br>Parshas Devarim 5785

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Can everyone can afford a home?<br>Parshas Behar – Bechukotai

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Parshas Behar – Bechukotai 5785

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