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Down But Not Out Carol bounces back from surgery to podcasting. You can't keep a good podcaster down The Goldstone that won't go away The GA is a wrap Obama backs off Haredim protest against people that work And so much more....

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25 Cheshvan 5770 - Insights into the understanding of yishtabach. Sources: OC 54:2; MB 54:3

24 Cheshvan 5770 - Answering "Amen" to yishtabach. Sources: OC 54:2; MB 54:2-3

23 Cheshvan 5770 Sources: OC 54:1; MB 54:1

Let's Practice What We Know #7 - To review 800 Hebrew words, this is our quest. With practice, practice, practice, we’re sure to have success!

Dov Katz and Sruly Meyer are back with Episode # 3 This podcast (an audio mp3 file which you download) can be heard a few different ways. You can right click here and save it to your computer. http://jewishmusicreport.com/Podcasts/JMR-PodcastEp3.mp3 You can listen in the play button below, or you can subscribe via iTunes and iTunes will automatically download the new show and put it in your iTunes podcast list. On this episode the guys bring you brand new music from MBD, Yaakov Shwekey, Shua Kessin, Hasc s 22 A Time for Music and Yossi Goldstein s Temimim Boys Choir. Also joining them in the studio is Benny Friedman who talks about his new CD and plays a couple tracks for the debut album, Tammu. The JMR podcast is sponsored by MostlyMusic.com, where you can buy and download thousands of Jewish albums. You can subscribe to our iTunes feed where you’ll automatically get any JMR audio and video, including out podcast delivered directly to your iTunes at home or work. Use this feed to download this video directly to your iPod, using iTunes.

Intimate stories of 12 Hungarian generations coalesce into an evocative and beautifully crafted novel, THE BOOK OF FATHERS, Miklos Vamos s widely praised family saga spanning three centuries of turbulent history. Translated by Peter Sherwood.

Donniel Hartman: Ethical Responses to Uncertainty, Part 2 (RTS), lecture given to Rabbinical Torah Study Seminar, Shalom Hartman Institute, Jerusalem, Israel, Summer 2009

The Torah was given to the Nation of Israel at Sinai. Can non-Jews learn Torah? Are there parts that they cannot?

We're told in the Torah that 3 men came to visit Abraham. Who were they? Why did they come? What do we learn from that story?

Is it worth the time and effort to get involved in trying to change your government? Aren't some things just destined to happen any way? What does the Torah teach?

G-d tells Moses that He will raise up another prophet like him in his place - Who is that prophet?

In the book of Judges 18:30 we see a small "nun" added to the text - How does the Oral Tradition work and what is it trying to teach us?

Is it possible today to receive Ruach Hakodesh? What exactly is this divine ispiration?