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1 day ago... the world. Little Passports, for kids ages 6 to 10, provides offline media and online games that follow Sam and Sofia to a new country
27 days agoMercoledì 17 giugno alle ore 18,30 presso i locali della Galleria Roma di Siracusa , il Prof. Stefano di Mauro rabbino capo della comunità
31 days agoIt had been at least 20 years since I was in New York for a Salute to Israel Parade. But it was a happy coincidence.I was scheduled to be in
94 days agoPassover starts today at Sundown.
110 days agoA question I received: I believe in one heart and one world. I believe that God is nature, the energy all around us. The energy governs us
114 days agoMan with black Yamulkah playing with mobile device over yellow wash. http://amiunderground.blogspot.com
123 days agoPerusing a big brown book, looking very Talmudic. More of the woman in blue jacket and red jacket. Woman in blue had an all around
141 days agoHe kinda had the Al from Home Improvement thing going but had extraordinarily dainty fingers playing with his PDA, especially for an otherwise
156 days agoOn Tuesday, I had the chance to go to a Ger Hassidim wedding in central Jerusalem with AFP photographer Menahem Kahana . Living in
158 days ago1 Train, pukey green jacket. The bench at Chambers street at the end of the day is always a good source of weary subject matter to draw.
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