Nem Mikh Mit Tsu Der Ball Geym (Take Me Out To The Ball Game – Yiddish) Nem mikh mit tsu der ball geym Tsum oylem lomir dokh geym Koyf mir di nislekh un krekerjek Vil ikh keyn molfun dort nit … Continue reading →

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Memorial Day is a federal holiday in the United States for remembering the people who died while serving in the country’s armed forces. The holiday, which is currently observed every year on the last Monday of May,] originated as Decoration Day … Continue reading →

by Rabbi Aryel Nachman ben Chaim I thought I would take a moment to explain the significance of the logo. The Hebrew above the lion is: Bayit Shel Shivah Kabetsanim – House of Seven Beggars The Lion: We are used … Continue reading →

by Rabbi Aryel Nachman – 28 Shevat 5772 I was recently asked (paraphrased): “Have you ever done a teaching on the difference between feelings, emotions, moral dedication? Could you use the Hebrew words translated to English in a way that … Continue reading →

August 19, 2013 at 12:32pm BS”D by Rabbi Aryel Nachman ben Chaim. This morning I was suddenly struck by a concept that I have named the “Robeson Postulate”. Here is the background and the postulate: In the movie “Pi” the … Continue reading →

This year Lag B’Omer and Mother’s Day coincide. So here is the 4 Corners comic strip from the last time this happened. Share This:

First Published – 16 Sivan 5776 Basically, in physics, string theory is a theoretical framework in which the point-like particles of particle physics are replaced by one-dimensional objects called strings. It describes how these strings propagate through space and interact … Continue reading →

Talmud, Order Moed, Tractate Ta’anit folio 22a: “The Gemara relates another story about the righteousness of common people. Rabbi Beroka Ḥoza’a was often found in the market of Bei Lefet, and Elijah the Prophet would often appear to him. Once … Continue reading →

In the darkness that descended on the world for over a decade, our people were still able to gather in shards of light. Incredible acts of courage, incredible act of compassion, and incredible acts of dignity. I would like to … Continue reading →