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Our regular column providing helpful consumer hints
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- this time relating to bank commissions, insurance, subscriptions and more.
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by Judy Shapiro
A tongue-in-cheek meander through inappropriate dressing
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in the workplace advising the reading of a satirical poem urging us to try "to see ourselves as others see us"!
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by Barbara Lyons
A glimpse into the fascinating, chequered life of this
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active lady, trained in dentistry but whose love of music lead her to present musical evenings/lectures, not only for ESRA but for many other groups, all on a voluntary basis.
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by Steve Kramer
Extended whirlwind tour of southeastern America included
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plans to contact synagogues along the way. Finding home hospitality for Shabbat dinner proved complex but Oneg Shabbat after services was very pleasant. The trip included sites of historical Jewish interest.
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by Ruth Shakenovsky
Hiking the Israel National Trail – extending a distance
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of more than 900 kms. The journey was physically challenging and exhausting, but with warm friendly hospitality along the way, it enriched the horizons of all participants.
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by Steve Kramer
Interesting account, together with statistics and birth
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rate information (one of the highest in the world) of the Bedouin culture. Originally these nomadic Arab tribes lived in desert regions and now are actual land owners.
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by Nicole Breskin
Kudos to Dalia Ayalon Sinclair upon achieving presidency
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after serving for 25 years. A former volunteer for Esravision, she is now proud to lead the organization and hopes to increase membership.
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by Lydia Aisenberg
The story of Alfred Mond, 1st Baron Melchett of Lanford,
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recounts his personal history and love of Zionism that lead to his successful contribution to the Israeli agricultural industry. Ultimately, his home became a museum much utilized by visitors to Tel Mond and students for family roots research purposes.
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by Carl Hoffman
Magical, mystical and holy, in Israel second only in
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importance to Jerusalem, the ancient city of Hebron conjures up "deep-seated images and emotions" and was fought over by many armies. It is the resting place of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob; Sarah, Rivka and Leah.
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by Lydia Aisenberg
Explanatory, beautifully illustrated, account of the
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history of Tel Aviv's old Jewish cemetery situated amidst old and new buildings in the heart of the city. Fascinating to learn that many of the nearby streets are named after famous personalities buried there.
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by Laurence Fisher
Useful and interesting guide to healthy living explaining
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what cholesterol is, why we need it, and the best way to keep it managed correctly and efficiently.
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by Alex Tolkin
A layman's guide, with answers to relevant questions,
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in important matters: Medical Insurance and Director's Insurance.
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by Laurie Bisberg-Primes
Wry story of the writer's plans, and life long journey,
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to her own birthday party and how patience is a virtue that each and every one of us needs to cultivate.
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