Sven Goran Eriksson said: "The greatest barrier to success is the fear of failure."
Sven Goran Eriksson said: "The greatest barrier to success is the fear of failure."
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A Thousand Words – January 21, 2019
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“A land of wheat, barley, grapevines, figs, and pomegranates; a land of oil
olives and date honey.” (Deuteronomy 8:8) Across the OTS network, thousands
of ...
5 hours ago
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Religious Freedom Review: ECAJ ‘cautiously welcomes’ findings + Schools reject discrimination | AJN
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See also: MEDIA RELEASE: Religious Freedom Review and Federal Government
Response | ECAJ Jewish community responses to religious discrimination in
schools ...
3 weeks ago
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Individualism and Conformity by Rabbi Hyim Shafner
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Judaism believes deeply in the power and value of the group, but it also
values the individual. Jewish unity is vital, the Jewish people were only
able to...
3 weeks ago
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Safeguard My Son: Why Only Judah Can Serve as Benjamin's Protector
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A local rabbi asks questions about the *parsha *(Torah section that is read
aloud in synagogue) each week. This week he asked why Jacob was willing to
entr...
1 month ago
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A Charge to Dwell
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(remarks from Pittsburgh Memorial Gathering) I’m so thankful to be a part
of this GW community today. I’m so thankful to be a Jew. I sat at my
computer scr...
2 months ago
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How did the religious right justify having this sick twisted pig as our
president? How do they support every single thing that he does? There is so
much...
3 months ago
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Resources for Educators
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The Institute for Jewish Ideas and Ideals and the Sephardic Educational
Center have launched a joint program, "The Sephardic Initiative." This
initiative w...
4 months ago
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Parsha Perspectives: Parshat Terumah
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Parsha Perspectives: Parshat Terumah
Insights into Parshat Terumah by Rabbi Eliahu Birnbaum – Director of OTS's
Beren-Amiel and Straus-Amiel Emissary Tra...
11 months ago
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Update on Tuvia Perlman
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On Tuesday, I published a Facebook post about a man named Tuvia Perlman,
who worked as a teacher and a choir director in Milwaukee after moving
there from ...
1 year ago
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"Coming out” as a parent of a gay child
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March 7, 2017, 1:47 pm
My elder son David was fifteen when he told us he was gay – not that he had
actually intended to tell us quite then.
He said he was...
1 year ago
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When There Is No Derech from Which to Stray
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This weekend I had the amazing opportunity to represent (JQY) Jewish Queer
Youth at Keshet's Shabbaton for LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender,
and ...
4 years ago
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All this happened!
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/rabbi-shmuly-yanklowitz/orthodox-rabbi-gay-marriage_b_4452154.html
A modern orthodox rabbi "comes out" in support of gay rights...
5 years ago
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Blogging for Me
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When I came out, it wasn’t for anyone but myself. I came out to be true to
who I was, because there was something inside of me that kept me from being
my...
5 years ago
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Hello world!
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On Christmas morning, 2012, I woke up to an email from a friend, responding
to an email I had sent in June. In that June coming-out email, I had
announced ...
5 years ago
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Remember me?! UPDATE!
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Hello everyone!
Sorry I haven't written anything in quite awhile, but these past six
months have been very grueling! I was in two schools (LIM Col...
6 years ago
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Everyone is Special
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A few weeks ago, I was at a popular yeshiva day school in the tri-state
area. While I was there, the school was holding a “parade” to celebrate the
boys’...
6 years ago
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Impact
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I know I haven't written in quite a while- over a month, actually. It's
partly been because life has been extra-busy recently, and mostly because
of the wr...
6 years ago
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The Spouse Hunt
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I grew up with the mentality of looking at anyone who even thought to get
married before securing a job as completely ridicules and irresponsible. I
have r...
9 years ago
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