Being a mother is a full time job and no amount of words can paint a picture depicting what it entails. We can try to describe what our mother’s have taught us in one or two paragraphs, but of course they won’t fully portray all the hard work and many hours put into molding us into who we ultimately become. We salute all mothers, Happy Mother’s Day.
Joseph I. Rosenbaum, President of MCRES, said, “We are all very pleased that Bunny is back at MCRES and doing what he does best: closing deals and servicing his extraordinary network of clients.”
Last summer, the SCA sponsored a learning program in conjunction with the Sephardic Rabbinical College and The Allegra Franco Sephardic Women’s Teachers College. They developed an extensive learning program at the Edmond J. Safra Synagogue of Deal (Hathaway Shul). With the cooperation of Rabbi Farhi and Joe Cayre, the program ran smoothly and was a resounding success.
Elyahu Ben Rachel A”H, Eli Franco, my older brother, was the youngest boy in our family of four boys and three girls. I was the youngest—the baby girl.
Eli, being four years my elder, was the one who always protected and looked after me. He allowed his six year old sister to tag along with him and his friends even though he was 11.
Having a flat belly, or so-called “six-pack abs,” is a dream for many adults. If you’re middle-aged, have ever been pregnant, or sometimes indulge in too much food or one too many drinks, you probably have a spare tire you’d like to get rid of. So what’s the best strategy for banishing belly fat? Is it as simple as adding certain foods to your diet, or exercising?
Many dentists receive phone calls from patients who complain of tooth or gum pain. This may seem all too common, but what if these patients also happen to be pregnant? Experiencing tooth and gum pain is a common dilemma for pregnant women—and there are many solutions that provide relief.
Suntanned skin is really sun damaged skin cells. Skin color resulting from sun exposure actually accelerates the effects of aging and increases your risk for developing skin cancer. Sun exposure causes most of the skin changes considered a normal part of aging. Over time, the sun’s ultraviolet light damages the fibers in the skin called elastin. When these fibers breakdown, the skin begins to sag, stretch, and lose the ability to go back into place after stretching. The skin also bruises and tears more easily, taking longer to heal. While sun damage to the skin may not be apparent at younger ages, it will definitely show later in life. Sun care and skin care products should help develop, protect and maintain healthy skin.
Have you recently upgraded your computer or cell phone? What did you do with your old one? Is your house cluttered with obsolete monitors and hard drives, outdated desktops and laptops, old cell phones, televisions, and other electronic waste?
Singer Pinhas Cohen has been entertaining audiences across the world for over 45 years. Internationally known, he sings in four languages and in addition to his talent as a singer, Cohen is an accomplished songwriter, composer and performer.
The beautiful Blue Moon Hotel in lower Manhattan will be the site of a cocktail reception for the Aleh Foundation on the evening of June 1. The Blue Moon is an award-winning boutique hotel lovingly converted from an historic lower East-side 19th century tenement by architect and owner/operator Randy Settenbrino.
Located in the heart of Kings Highway, Kings Highway Glatt Meat has established a solid reputation serving our community for over 20 years. This family-owned business takes pride in catering to the needs of its customers and offering reliable and sincere service.
I don’t know if you know what it feels like to finish a half marathon. After months and months of training, hundreds of hours of jogging and stretching, and then jogging some more, it all boiled down to one morning and 13.1 miles.
Susan Benlazar was born prematurely on July 26th, 2005. She was put on life support just minutes after she entered this world.
Not too long ago, Hadaf Hayomi, a neighborhood in Beitar Illit near Jerusalem, was a very dangerous neighborhood, where even bus drivers were afraid to serve the community because they were afraid of being harassed by Jewish kids who had no purpose in life.
