Monday, May 20, 2013 Sivan 11, 5773

How to explain the inexplicable loss of an infant
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Lori Samlin Miller. Jewish Exponent Feature
Unfathomable is the word that springs to mind when describing the loss of a child. After his 2-month-old daughter passed away, Seth Clyman's world was shattered, his life turned upside-down. Even before the shivah that would bring his family and friends to comfort him, we learn a lot about the narrator of this story in Touching the World of Angels...
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Dribbling the soccer ball at a full sprint across the expanse of green turf, Zach Pfeffer treads so lightly and moves so quickly that the ball passes almost imperceptibly from one foot to the other. The 16-year-old makes the drill appear as effortless as breathing. Normally, such a display of skill and fitness would make the Upper Dublin High School...
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In maple-syrup country, like Vermont, it's quite the compliment
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George Medovoy, Jewish Exponent Feature
It has the look and feel of an alpine lodge, but the Stowehof Inn and Resort www.stowehofinn.com , overlooking the rolling hills of the Stowe Valley, is very much a part of Vermont, the Green Mountain State. This charming inn, remembered by many from the Alan Alda film "The Four Seasons," was our comfortable base as we went exploring in...
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Environmentalism and the Internet: two words you don't hear too often in the same sentence. But 19 young Jewish environmentalists are hoping this combination will be just the thing to connect and promote environmental activism across the world. Together, they recently launched Jewcology.com , an interactive web portal loaded with eco-conscious blogs, discussion forums, event listings and educational resources. At...
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Get it in gear for winter
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Elyse Glickman, Jewish Exponent Feature
The concept of sportswear is a funny thing, especially as everybody seems to have a different concept of what it is supposed to be used for. Most people have at least one hoodie (hooded sweatshirt) floating in their weekend wardrobe. Some women may admit to having owned a sweat suit that was never meant to see a drop of sweat...
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