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Would you notice one of the world's greatest violinists playing in the midst of rush hour?
Am I a commitment-phobe, or is something else holding me back?
An easy-to-use Hebrew birthday calculator plus explanations for many of the most common Hebrew names.
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Rabbi Shraga Simmons shares an inspiring insight from the weekly Torah portion.
Your life can change in just one minute!
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Published:
Saturday, May 31, 2003
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I do feel strongly that we should NOT call our children "kids" I am a ferm believer that they will act more like little people if called children and like animals if called "kids". We need to teach them to be little poeple as well but I do think what you call them does teach them in part. We need to life them higher then just "kids".
Rabbi Shraga Simmons spent his childhood trekking through snow in Buffalo, New York. He holds a degree in journalism from the University of Texas at Austin, and rabbinic ordination from the Chief Rabbi of Jerusalem. He is the senior editor of Aish.com and the director of JewishPathways.com. He is also regarded as an expert on media bias relating to the Middle East conflict, and was the founding editor of HonestReporting.com. Rabbi Simmons lives with his wife and children in the Modi'in region of Israel.
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