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France & Switzerland Visit August 2005 Evian, Lausanne, Geneva, Montreux, Vivey
If arriving Geneva, don’t exit on the French side looking for a French taxi to save money. Ask your French taxi to meet you on the Swiss side. When you exit on the French side, there is no ATM or
Global Thoughts — 5 August 2005 Various Thoughts; Travel Notes about Travel News Sources and Toronto/Langdon Hall visit.
Don’t you just love America….Grannies suing a video game maker over hidden sex scenes. Not that they are offended buying their grandkids games about cop-killing and car-stealing. Global Thoughts is getting more visitors than I thought — between 2,000 and
Ivan’s “Meaning of Life” Challenge
And now, time for something Really different. Let’s talk for a minute or two about the meaning of life. Seriously. Ask the average fellow what he or she believes — for example, in a theological sense (ie: what his or
Global Thoughts — 5 July 2005
Here’s a few Hints. We’re reading ads about a store called Upper Breast Side…You bring your breast, we do the rest….My wife interrupted Friday Night Dinner’s blessing over the wine to go and throw up…. It took a top doctor
Global Thoughts — 1 June 2005 Israel & Germany Visit May 2005..Also some Random Comments.
You don’t have to go across the globe to get thrown for a loop. Karen was hat-shopping in an Ultra-Orthodox neighborhood in Brooklyn where girls marry at age 16 and somehow the subject came up as to whether or not
Passover Sermonette 20 April 2005
Notes from Rabbi Adam Mintz Passover Sermon 16 April 2005 with some comments afterward Seder is experiential more than intellectual, because of the many inherent contradictions in the Seder’s composition. Rabbi Soloveitchik said the experience of the Seder was instrumental
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