Musings

Mutually Assured Deterrence vs. Armageddon Theory Bernard Francois Revel: How Democracies Perish Jeanne Kirkpatrick: Authoritarianism vs. Totalitarianism Free Markets vs. Public Goods, Protectionism and Command Economies The End of History and the Conflict of Civilizations Pan-Arabism vs. Shiite/Sunni Realities Rule

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Summary: Americans generally receive the customer service they demand and pay for, but not as much as they really want. Commoditization of goods and services drives company management to cut costs, and consumers are hard-pressed to reward those that provide

Isn’t the airline industry the one you love to hate? Every time you pick up the phone, you never know what price you will be quoted and how many times you will need to call till you get a “fair”

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Anyone in leadership who seriously thinks about the future of American Jewry grapples with 3 interlocking challenges: how to keep the highest number of them affiliated, informed and active. The clear trend is toward unaffiliation, apathy and evidence of disconnect

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

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