Virtual Rabbi (and Olympics fan) David Paskin presents a Shabbat message based on the determination and dedication of Olympic athletes
Four modern-day gladiators do battle for the gold (a lifetime supply of Gold\’s mustard) in the Heeb Olympics
Her chance came when she heard Sauvage say he intended to create financing for a movie as his summer MBA project in 2005. \”You should make your movie about me,\” she told him. Sauvage, who at the time did not know she had been abused, cavalierly replied that unless she had been a child prostitute, he wasn\’t interested.
Dr. David B. Goldstein from Duke\’s Institute for Genome Sciences and Policy talks about tracking the genetic history of the ancient Jewish priesthood (kohanim) and the Lost Tribe of Israel, the focus of his new book, \”Jacob\’s Legacy\”.
\” . . . Bob is particularly funny because he has this dual, schizophrenic reputation from the G-rated family shows to the X-rated stand-up show . . .\”
The Jewish Channel (TJC), an ambitious enterprise that, depending on who\’s talking, is either the new Jewish HBO or the latest tawdry entry in a long series of failed attempts to create one
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.
\”Brick walls are there for a reason,\” wrote the late Dr. Randy Pausch, author of the best-selling book, \”The Last Lecture.\”
One of the great joys of L.A. jazz, from the mid-1970s to the mid-\’80s, was the blossoming of jazz pianist Dave Frishberg into a singer-songwriter of quirky, yet warmly satisfying, material.
Israel21c gets an insider\’s look at Cupron Inc., a company that uses copper oxide in fabric with the promise of making your wrinkles disappear. Watch to see how it all works!
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