Shluchim Farbreng with Philanthropist David Slager
A unique farbrengen took place Monday night in the Upper West Side home of Mr. David and Lara Slager, the philanthropists underwriting the $5 million Machne Israel Early Childhood Initiative.
Daily Archives: November 11, 2010
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Chabad’s 18-Wheel Museum Roaring to Life
By R.C. Berman for Lubavitch.com
Children’s mobile museum drives like a truck, and expands into a 1,000 square ft. space for hands-on Jewish experience.
Like Harley Davidson, Wii, and Clinique who often ply their wares in customized 18-wheelers that transform into mini-circus-like event centers, Chabad is planning one of its own to drive excitement, knowledge, and pride into the lives of Jewish children.
The Rebbe says:
1. This week’s Torah portion begins by saying, “And Yakov (Jacob) left Be’er Sheva and went to Charan”.
To be sure, this verse is actually repeating something we already knew from the end of last week’s Torah portion.
2. The Rebbe points out that the Torah must be teaching us something by telling us this twice:
In the Torah everything is exact. In fact, our Sages learn out many Halachas (laws) from one extra letter in the Torah. Therefore, if the Torah repeats this story twice, it must be teaching us something that we can implement into our daily life. Let us find out what the Torah is teaching us:
1. This week’s Torah portion begins by saying, “And Yakov (Jacob) left Be’er Sheva and went to Charan”.
To be sure, this verse is actually repeating something we already knew from the end of last week’s Torah portion.
2. The Rebbe points out that the Torah must be teaching us something by telling us this twice:
In the Torah everything is exact. In fact, our Sages learn out many Halachas (laws) from one extra letter in the Torah. Therefore, if the Torah repeats this story twice, it must be teaching us something that we can implement into our daily life. Let us find out what the Torah is teaching us:
Sicha of the Rebbe – Parshas Vayeitzei
The Rebbe says:
1. This week’s Torah portion begins by saying, “And Yakov (Jacob) left Be’er Sheva and went to Charan”.
To be sure, this verse is actually repeating something we already knew from the end of last week’s Torah portion.
2. The Rebbe points out that the Torah must be teaching us something by telling us this twice:
In the Torah everything is exact. In fact, our Sages learn out many Halachas (laws) from one extra letter in the Torah. Therefore, if the Torah repeats this story twice, it must be teaching us something that we can implement into our daily life. Let us find out what the Torah is teaching us:
Rabbi Moshe New, director of the Montreal Torah Center, delivers the keynote address at the International Conference of Shluchim 2010.
Video: Rabbi Moshe New delivers Keynote Address
Rabbi Moshe New, director of the Montreal Torah Center, delivers the keynote address at the International Conference of Shluchim 2010.
3 Students Attacked in 3 Separate Incidents
CROWN HEIGHTS [CHI] — A group of ten to fifteen black youths attacked a Darchai Menachem student yesterday. This is the third of three different incidents that took place in the last week, in one of them the group taunted their victim using racially charged slurs, yet police refuse to look at the incident as a hate crime.
7 Days – 10 Shluchim – Oholei Torah Mesivta
Not withstanding the busy schedule of the Shluchim during the recent conference, they made time to meet with the talmidim of the Oholei Torah Mesivta.
A Shliach Is Born: Chabad Conference Prepares New Generation of ‘Rebbe’s Army’
Forward
The rebbe loomed large. His face looked down on the crowd from the oversize television screens around the room, and his voice boomed. He sang a traditional Hasidic chant.
An About-Face
The Jewish Exponent
Face it, says Yerachmiel Galinsky of Upper Dublin: Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook and all other futuristic cute-named feral phenomenon have made social — and business — interaction do an about-face in the past five years.
Veterans Day – Advice for Life: The Soldier
Photo: Yossi Melamed/Lubavitch Archives
The duties that a soldier performs are not for his own interests, but rather are intended to benefit the entire army as well as the people it is charged to protect.
For this reason, the soldier must comply with every order, without thought as to whether it is essential or not, for only the commander-in-chief understands the importance of all the details of the military strategy, and only he determines what is important and what is trivial.
Google Street View Helps Capture Drug-Ring Suspects
NY Post
The Google Street View they were captured in. Link.
Earth to drug dealers — Google is watching!
Three brazen heroin dealers were captured in Google Street View images working their favorite Brooklyn drug corner, where they peddled their product to hipsters and other dope fiends, law-enforcement sources said yesterday.
PSA: Alternate Side Parking Rules Suspended Thursday
Alternate side parking (street cleaning) regulations will be suspended on Thursday, November 11 for Veterans Day. All other regulations, including parking meters, remain in effect.
Released Time Volunteers Recognized
In an effort to thank and recognize its over 250 volunteers, the Released Time program under the auspices of NCFJE, hosted a luncheon this past Tuesday in Getzels Shul.
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