September 29, 2011
Le Chofar
Israel Ordered to Pay $400,000 to Aramin Family for Girl’s Murder
by Richard Silverstein
Abir Aramin memorial (Activestills)
How much is a ten year-old Palestinian girl worth? If you’re the Israeli government or police, nothing. If you’re Bassam Aramin, her father, her worth is beyond measure. If you’re an Israeli court, you might, Solomon-like, split the baby and the difference, as the Jerusalem District Court did when it awarded Aramin over $400,000 over the negligent death of his precious daughter, Abir, at the hands of a Border Policeman.
So far so decent. But the crime here, aside from the original killing of this girl, was that the very same court, after finding that she was killed in an act of negligence and by a police officer who fired in violation of proper procedures, refused to hold the killer liable for his act. more on tikkunolam>>
Rosh Hashanah 5772: Hope and the Social Justice Movement
By Carlo Strenger
The Jewish year 5771 brought two diametrically opposed developments in Israel. One was the flood of anti-democratic laws passed and proposed in the Knesset. The other was the social justice protest movement, in which Israel’s democracy suddenly came alive. On the eve of Rosh Hashanah, we should reflect on what these two phenomena tell us about Israel, and what they mean for the future.
The laws proposed by Knesset members Zeev Elkin, Danny Danon and many others violate one of the deepest rationales of liberal democracy: to avoid what the great observer of democracy, Alexis de Tocqueville, called the danger of the tyranny of the majority; to protect open and critical discussion as well as the rights of minorities. more>>
The Jewish year 5771 brought two diametrically opposed developments in Israel. One was the flood of anti-democratic laws passed and proposed in the Knesset. The other was the social justice protest movement, in which Israel’s democracy suddenly came alive. On the eve of Rosh Hashanah, we should reflect on what these two phenomena tell us about Israel, and what they mean for the future.
Chavez hospitalisé d'urgence, selon un quotidien de Miami, démenti de Caracas
Le président vénézuélien, Hugo Chavez, a été admis d'urgence mardi matin à l'Hôpital militaire de Caracas pour un dysfonctionnement rénal, selon le quotidien Nuevo Herald de Miami (Etats-Unis), information démentie mercredi par le ministre vénézuélien de la communication. Il se trouvait dans un état général sérieux, selon une source anonyme citée par le quotidien en langue espagnole. La semaine dernière, le président vénézuélien était rentré dans son pays venant de Cuba où il a subi un quatrième cycle de chimiothérapie destiné à guérir le cancer dont il est atteint. source; alterinfo.net
September 28, 2011
L'Shanah Tova from the SWC
Rosh Hashanah Greetings
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| September 28, 2011 |
As we begin the New Year, we thank you, our Simon Wiesenthal Center supporters for enabling us to continue our important work on behalf of Jewish people around the world.
Wishing you and your family L'Shanah Tova!
Rabbi Marvin Hier,
SWC Dean and Founder
SWC Dean and Founder
Rabbi Abraham Cooper
SWC Associate Dean | 
Rabbi Meyer H. May
SWC Executive Director |
Chosen Bites: Black-eyed pea salad
Black eyed peas are delicious and healthy with a sweet-nutty flavor. They can be served cold in this salad or hot and tossed sautéed mushrooms and caramelized onions. read more to get recipe>>
United States Holocaust Museum receives $17 million gift from estate of refugee
By: Brett Zongker, Associated Press
WASHINGTON, D.C. (AP).- The estate of a Holocaust refugee who fled to the United States from Germany announced a $17.2 million gift to theU.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum on Tuesday, the museum's largest gift ever. The gift from the estate of Eric F. Ross of Palm Beach, Fla., and West Orange, N.J., will help build the museum's endowment fund. The museum, located on the National Mall in Washington, announced that it aims to raise $200 million more over the next eight years. It receives federal funding for its operations and raises private funds for programs. Ross, who died in 2010, and his late wife Lore, previously donated more than $12 million to the museum. In total, they have given more than $30 million. "Having experienced firsthand Nazi anti-Semitism and hatred, Eric and Lore Ross became determined and generous investors in Holocaust ...More
Une patiente encore vivante envoyée à la morgue
"Octobre Rose" contre le cancer du sein (Nîmes)
"Octobre Rose" contre le cancer du sein (Nîmes) - FemmesPlus
Plus sur http://wizdeo.com/s/telemiroir - La ligue contre le cancer a lancé une campagne de mobilisation contre le cancer du sein.
Plus sur http://wizdeo.com/s/telemiroir - La ligue contre le cancer a lancé une campagne de mobilisation contre le cancer du sein.
September 27, 2011
Happy New Year from CJH
Here at the Center for Jewish History, we have plenty to celebrate in the upcoming New Year. We’d like to take this chance to share with you just a few of the amazing programs we have in store as we wrap up our 10th anniversary celebration.
Explore a number of exciting exhibitions, including Jews on Vinyl, fresh perspectives on Jewish identity and history through Jewish American pop history, and Moses Mendelssohn, a look at the life and legacy of the founder of modern Jewish philosophy. Or join us for a talk by noted professor Jay Berkovitz on the lives of Jewish women in France prior to the French Revolution, to be held on November 2 at 6:30.
As a valued member of the Center, you are part of something truly extraordinary, making programs like these and so much more available to every person who wants to explore their Jewish past.
On behalf of everyone at the Center, thank you for your support. We hope you will continue your generosity and we wish you a happy and sweet New Year.
Sincerely,
Michael S. Glickman
A New Year
A new portal begins to build an English language cultural and geographical map of Jewish Italy. Marche and Apulia are the first regions to be featured. What follows is a guide to explore and contribute to the site.
Arnaldo Momigliano on the Jews of italy
Italian history is always a difficult subject. Behind it and inside it there is the extraordinary variety of regional and urban units: the history of Florence is not the history of Pisa, or even that of Arezzo or Siena or Volterra. Where the Jews are involved, the differences in local traditions are increased by substantial local differences in the past treatment of Jews. Much of southern Italy and Sicily-splendid Jewish centers in the Middle Ages-lost their Jews in the sixteenth century during the Spanish rule. It is sometimes forgotten that Jews were kept out of most of Lombardy for more than a century until the Austrians replaced the Spaniards in 1714. Read
Leo Levi on Music
What is the status of the minhaghim with regard to liturgical music and its distribution in Jewish Italy today? The goal of this paper is, first and foremost, to report on my findings in contemporary Italy. Then, in order to better contextualize my research, I will also go back and trace the history of these musical traditions from the Middle Ages. It is a difficult task but perhaps not an impossible one. Read Annie Sacerdoti on Museums
In 1930 in Livorno, Rabbi Alfredo Toaff, with the help of the painter Ulvi Liege (Luigi Levi), set up an exhibition hall next to the city's main synagogue, to exhibit the collections of the local community. That was probably the first step toward the idea of a Jewish Museum in Italy.Read
Ariel Toaff on Cuisine
The culinary history of any people is inevitably tied into its cultural identity which, born of the religious, social and economic evolution of that people, tells the complex story of its past. This is especially true of the Jews. Clearly the most significant historical factor governing the food choices of the Jews were the strict dietary laws rooted in biblical prohibitions, which rabbinical establishments consequently interpreted and expanded. Read
Riccardo Di Segni on Liturgy
Italian Jews are under many respects an island in the Jewish world. Even the name of the land that has given them home for over twenty-two centuries was traditionally interpreted as a Hebrew word: I-tal-ya: "Island of the divine dew." The liturgy of the Italian Jews sets them apart from all of the other communities in the Diaspora. Read
Library: Mauro Perani on the Italian Genizah
After the discovery of the Cairo Genizah at the end of the 19th century, scholars hoped to discover a similar European Genizah. By a twist of fate, the scholars' dream of discovering a European Genizah came true in the last two decades. Read
Library: Fabrizio Lelli on Apulian Judaism The history of Judaism in Puglia is a distillation of thousands of stories of Mediterranean Judaism - fragments that across the millennia collectively comprise a powerful identity. Here are stories of wandering, of links sustained across great distances by faith in ancient traditions; and stories of commercial and cultural exchange across the length and breadth of this Mare Nostrum, where Jews have always played a mediating role. Read
Library: Luisa Levi D'Ancona on Women
The history of Italian Jews in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries is essentially a story of social integration and embourgeoisement, with the exception of the years of Fascism, the racial laws (1938) and World War II. In Italy, each pre-unification state had a particular relation to its Jewish population, reflecting the strong regional differences that in many ways were maintained even after political unification in 1860. Read
Egypte : 35% des Egyptiens soutiennent les Frères musulmans
Trente-cinq pour cent des Egyptiens disent soutenir la confrérie islamiste des Frères musulmans et 58% n’éliraient pas un président de confession différente, révèle un sondage publié dimanche par l’agence officielle Mena.
Le sondage a été réalisé par le Centre d’information et de soutien à la prise de décisions (IDSC), qui dépend du conseil des ministres.
"Selon le sondage, 35% des Egyptiens soutiennent la confrérie des Frères musulmans tandis que 21% s’y opposent", selon la Mena.
Fondés en 1928 puis interdits en 1954, les Frères musulmans étaient tolérés dans les faits sous le régime Moubarak, bien qu’ils aient souvent fait l’objet de campagnes d’arrestation. Ils sont aujourd’hui considérés comme la force politique la mieux organisée du pays. suite>>
Rosh Hashanah Rock Anthem
Rosh Hashanah, http://www.aish.com/newyear, - Get ready for the New Year and Jewish High Holidays with this video.
To see the lyrics click on the CC for closed captioning.
To see the lyrics click on the CC for closed captioning.
NGO report: 93,000 Copts left Egypt since March
Marriages between Egyptian men and foreign women on the rise
A recent study indicated that the phenomenon of young Egyptian males marrying elderly foreign women is growing in Egypt. The study was prepared by the Prevention of Human Trafficking Unit at the National Council for Childhood and Motherhood.
According to the study, there is no specific data on the number of young men marrying foreign women since most of these marriages are not registered in Cairo. Such marriages are typically recorded in lawyer’s offices, except in cases where the wife applies to her embassy for a visitor’s visa or permanent residency for her husband.
The study went on to describe these marriages as a form of human trafficking, as the young men give up their religion, social life, customs and traditions for money or residency in a foreign country. The study added that the young men become love slaves for older women in exchange for money and gifts. more>>
Du 27 au 30 octobre à Essaouira 8e Festival des Andalousies
Le rendez-vous très attendu par les mélomanes, sera cette année très largement celui du Maghreb avec pour la première fois au Maroc, Naima Dziria.
Diva parmi les divas, Naima Dziria viendra d’Alger et sera accompagnée par l’orchestre de Fouad Didi (Tlemcen) pour nous proposer un programme spécialement créé pour Essaouira, puisé au plus profond du répertoire Haouzi et Chaabi, avec des haltes qui s’annoncent exceptionnelles, au fil de ce que Musulmans et Juifs ont écrit, chanté et interprété ensemble, d’Essaouira à Constantine ou d’Alger à Tunis. suite>>
58% of Egyptians reject president of another religion
A survey by the cabinet’s Information and Decision Support Center, published on Sunday, revealed that 58 percent of the sample said they would not vote for a president of a different religion than their own, while 36 percent said they would.
But the survey said that 60 percent said they would consider voting for candidates of a different religion in parliamentary elections, and 37 percent saying they would not. It also said that 73 percent of Egyptians, Muslims and Christians, are religious and pray regularly. more>>
Mortalité maternelle en Russie: niveau "inacceptable" (expert)
La mortalité maternelle en Russie a considérablement diminué ces dernières années, mais reste toujours trop élevée par rapport aux normes européennes, a déclaré mardi Guennadi Soukhikh, chef du Centre scientifique d'obstétrique et de gynécologie Kulakov.
"La mortalité maternelle diminue, mais reste à un niveau inacceptable par rapport aux standards européens", a indiqué le responsable, intervenant lors de l'inauguration du forum scientifique Mère et enfant.
Selon M.Soukhikh, entre 1990 et 2009, le taux de mortalité maternelle en Russie a diminué de 47%, tandis que le taux de mortalité infantile a baissé de 50%. Néanmoins, le taux de diminution reste faible, a ajouté le responsable. suite>>
Last week at the UN, Israel lost America
by Larry Derfner
“Tafasta meruba, lo tafasta,” is a Hebrew saying that means, “If you get too greedy, you end up with nothing,” and it fits well to the arm-twisting job Israel just did on Obama at the UN. By leaning on him too single-handedly to block the Palestinian statehood bid, to pressure countries like Gabon and Bosnia-Herzegovina to go along, and to give a speech that Avigdor Lieberman said he would “sign with both hands,” Israel bent Obama too far, until he just broke. In the eyes of Palestinians, Muslims of the Middle East and probably everybody else in the world, the U.S. president has now assumed the identity of the ultimate Israel lobbyist, of Mr.Hasbara. “He’s not the president of the United States, he’s the president of Israel,” a man in Ramallah said to me the day after the speech, and that’s what Palestinians think today: They flat-out hate Obama. They may hate him more than any other U.S. president in history, including George W. Bush. They thought Obama was on their side, and in the moment of truth he sold them out to the LIkud, to the settlers, to the Republican wackos. Palestinians, and presumably all Muslims, feel toward Obama today how the settlers felt toward Ariel Sharon after he decided to withdraw from Gaza: betrayed. more on +972>>
“Tafasta meruba, lo tafasta,” is a Hebrew saying that means, “If you get too greedy, you end up with nothing,” and it fits well to the arm-twisting job Israel just did on Obama at the UN. By leaning on him too single-handedly to block the Palestinian statehood bid, to pressure countries like Gabon and Bosnia-Herzegovina to go along, and to give a speech that Avigdor Lieberman said he would “sign with both hands,” Israel bent Obama too far, until he just broke. In the eyes of Palestinians, Muslims of the Middle East and probably everybody else in the world, the U.S. president has now assumed the identity of the ultimate Israel lobbyist, of Mr.Hasbara. “He’s not the president of the United States, he’s the president of Israel,” a man in Ramallah said to me the day after the speech, and that’s what Palestinians think today: They flat-out hate Obama. They may hate him more than any other U.S. president in history, including George W. Bush. They thought Obama was on their side, and in the moment of truth he sold them out to the LIkud, to the settlers, to the Republican wackos. Palestinians, and presumably all Muslims, feel toward Obama today how the settlers felt toward Ariel Sharon after he decided to withdraw from Gaza: betrayed. more on +972>>
Netanyahu's speech of lies
By Akiva Eldar
Netanyahu, who is so concerned about our security that he is even demanding the creation of military bases in the West Bank, claimed the Palestinians are refusing to talk about security arrangements. Really? Let him try to deny that the Palestinians submitted a detailed security proposal, via U.S. envoy George Mitchell. How many times must Abbas repeat, in speeches and interviews, that he is willing to demilitarize the territories and even to permit an international force like the Multinational Force and Observers in Sinai, or even U.S. troops, to deploy in the Palestinian state.
Netanyahu, who is so concerned about our security that he is even demanding the creation of military bases in the West Bank, claimed the Palestinians are refusing to talk about security arrangements. Really? Let him try to deny that the Palestinians submitted a detailed security proposal, via U.S. envoy George Mitchell. How many times must Abbas repeat, in speeches and interviews, that he is willing to demilitarize the territories and even to permit an international force like the Multinational Force and Observers in Sinai, or even U.S. troops, to deploy in the Palestinian state.
We must also reveal the truth about "the refusal of the Palestinians to recognize a Jewish state in any border," as Netanyahu said to the General Assembly on Friday. His statement was made soon after Abbas submitted to UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon an official request to recognize the Palestinian state within the 1967 borders, a state that will live in peace with the State of Israel.
Apparently Netanyahu did not manage to see the application and did not know that it was based on UN Resolution 181, providing for the creation of an Arab state alongside Israel, as well as on the 1988 Palestinian declaration of independence, which recognized UN Security Council Resolution 242 and referred to Israel as a Jewish state. Read more in Haaretz>>
Violences au Venezuela : 29 morts
Les violences au Venezuela ont laissé 20 morts. Selon des sources officieuses, Caracas a été le week end dernier le théâtre d'accrochages entre les gangs armés et les forces de la police.L'opposition essaie de capitaliser l'insécurité liée au banditisme criminel et d'affaiblir le pouvoir.
source alterinfo.net
Fresh attack on Egyptian gas pipeline to Israel
"L'islamisme, même à dose microscopique, détruit un pays"
Boualem Sansal se défend d'être un héros. L'écrivain algérien en a pourtant l'étoffe. C'est au péril de sa vie qu'il pousse un cri de révolte contre les islamistes qui gangrènent son pays chéri et contre un régime qui sème la haine et réduit la liberté individuelle. « Tout n'est pas perdu », à condition de connaître son histoire et ses origines. Les siennes prennent racine dans la Rue Darwin (Gallimard). Un roman intense qui retrace une enfance hybride, partagée entre plusieurs identités. Une enfance « écourtée par la guerre », mais enrichie par la force des femmes. On y assiste aussi à la mutation de l'Algérie, qu'il décrit sans complaisance. Quels sont les observations et les combats de Boualem Sansal ? Rencontre avec le lauréat 2011 du prestigieux prix de la Paix des libraires allemands.
Lire l'interview>>
220ème anniversaire de l’émancipation des Juifs de France
par Stéphanie Dassa"L’Assemblée nationale (…) révoque tous ajournements, réserves et exceptions insérés dans les précédents décrets, relativement aux individus juifs qui prêteront le serment civique qui sera regardé comme une renonciation à tous privilèges et exceptions introduits précédemment en leur faveur". Ces mots un peu arides datent du 27 septembre 1791, ils sont extraits du décret d’émancipation de tous les Juifs de France. Tous les Juifs de France car le 28 janvier 1790, l’Assemblée nationale a accordé la citoyenneté aux Juifs portugais, espagnols et avignonais. suite>>
Israel's national museum and the web giant Google launch digital Dead Sea scrolls
September 26, 2011
Les histoires de Joe Rossano
prepared by Joe Rossano
edited by Aimee Kligman
Invitation to attend a Rosh Hashanah Party
and now Jojo’s Tea House . The exact replica of the Dallas’ Adolphus Hotel French Room
Now - Jojo’s Tea and Crumpets Salon. The exact replica of New York’s Russian Tea Room
Opening soon: Jojo’s Tea Room
Egg Salad on Brioche
English Cucumber with Boursin Cream Cheese on House Made White
Fresh Mozzarella with Vine Ripe Tomato, Balsamic Reduction and Fresh Basil
Jojo’s own special Kashkaval Cheese with Beluga Caviar, Vine Ripe Tomato and Baby Arugula
edited by Aimee Kligman
Grand Opening: Jojo’s Tea House and Jojo’s Tea and Crumpets Salon
Joe La Gargoulette's personal invitation to celebrate Rosh Hashanah and have an après-midi of great fun at either one of my two Salons de Thé.
It all started few months back. I was browsing in the real estate section of my newspaper, and these ads caught my attention
1) Local Fixer Upper Homes for Sale: Whether you're a carpenter or contractor yourself or just an industrious buyer looking for a challenge and a project, we got the best deals for you. No reasonable offer will be refused regardless on how ridiculous is your offer “Do not be afraid to ask for credit, for our way of refusing is very polite”
It’s this ad that got me interested: Pay good money for removing delapidated homes. The rest is history.
The entertainment theme: Music from the 1930s/40s
The Clebanoff Strings - Cumana (1961) http://www.youtube.com/watch?
PERCY FAITH ORCHIDS IN THE MOONLIGHT http://www.youtube.com/watch?
Encore, encore, encore
Mantovani - "Orchids in the Moonlight" http://www.youtube.com/watch?
More, more, more
XAVIER CUGART AND HIS ORCHESTRA -Orchids In The Moonlight
Bis, bis, bis
(Orchids in the moonlight by Clebanoff Orchestra) http://www.youtube.com/watch?
Tango Delle Rose（バラのタンゴ）http://www.
Antonio Banderas - Kiss of Fire Tango http://www.youtube.com/watch?
LA CUMPARSITA - Tango's Most Famous Song ♫ ♫ ♫ ♫ ♫ ♫ ♫ ♫ ♫ ♫ ♫ ♫ ♫ ♫ http://www.youtube.com/watch?
PEARL FISHER TANGO http://www.youtube.com/watch?
MANTOVANI – JEALOUSY http://www.youtube.com/watch?
More, more
"Jalousie" (1935) Tango - Xavier Cugat http://www.youtube.com/watch?
One more time
Jealousy - Kathryn Grayson - Jakob Gade composer http://www.youtube.com/watch?
XAVIER CUGART AND HIS ORCHESTRA Miami Beach Rumba
XAVIER CUGAT Miami Beach Rumba 1950s-STEREO http://www.youtube.com/watch?
XAVIER CUGAT- El Cumbanchero http://www.youtube.com/watch?
Xavier Cugat - Sway (Cha Cha Cha) http://www.youtube.com/watch?
XAVIER CUGAT - Brazil - Samba 1950s (LP, slide) http://www.youtube.com/watch?
XAVIER CUGAT El Negro Zumbon (from movie ANNA 1950s) LP Slide http://www.youtube.com/watch?
XAVIER CUGAT - Begin The Beguin - Rhumba (Slide) http://www.youtube.com/watch?
Xavier Cugat Siboney http://www.youtube.com/watch?
XAVIER CUGAT - TICO TICO - 1950'S (LP, Slide) http://www.youtube.com/
Carmen Miranda - Tico Tico no Fuba http://www.youtube.com/watch?
Percy Faith-Delicado http://www.youtube.com/watch?
Henry Mancini - Theme from A Summer Place http://www.youtube.com/watch?
Theme from a summer place (Percy Faith version) http://www.youtube.com/watch?
STRANGER ON THE SHORE - Percy Faith Orchestra http://www.youtube.com/watch?
Andy Williams - Moon River 1960's performance http://www.youtube.com/watch?
Gone With The Wind http://www.youtube.com/watch?
Gone With The Wind (Tara) - Original Soundtrack HQ Sound http://www.youtube.com/watch?
Los Panchos - Noche De ronda Con Eydie Gorme http://www.youtube.com/watch?
The entertainment theme: Yiddish funny clips, music and songs
YIDDISH FOR DUMMIES http://www.youtube.com/watch?
Yiddish Hillbillies: http://www.youtube.com/watch?
LULLABY IN YIDDISH http://www.youtube.com/watch?
JULIE ANDREWS IN YIDDISH http://www.youtube.com/watch?
Beatles - A Hard Day's Night - in Yiddish http://www.youtube.com/watch?
MIAMI BEACH - A YIDDISHE RUMBA http://www.youtube.com/watch?
Tango "La Cumparsita" - Yiddish version http://www.youtube.com/watch?
A Yiddishe Tango "Tsvey Shvartsen Oygen" http://www.youtube.com/watch?
Yiddishe Charleston - Nathan Glantz Orch. – 1926 http://www.youtube.com/watch?
A Yiddishe Fox-Trot "Tzu Bin Ich Mishuger?" http://www.youtube.com/watch?
My Yiddishe Mama by Yosef Rosenblatt http://www.youtube.com/watch?
My Yiddishe Mama English http://www.youtube.com/watch?
LEO FULD " The king of yiddish songs" http://www.youtube.com/watch?
The Three Yiddish Divas http://www.youtube.com/watch?
The Three Yiddish Divas http://www.youtube.com/watch?
Three Yiddish Divas cz.2 (Festiwal Warszawa Singera 2008) http://www.youtube.com/watch?
Yiddish "Chiribim" http://www.youtube.com/watch?
The afternoon tea menu is the same at the two establishments
Assorted Teas: Black Currant, Bombay Chai, Chamomile Citron, Citrus Mint, Moroccan Mint. Coco Truffle, Earl Grey, English Breakfast, Estate Darjeeling, Flora, Formosa Oolong, Green Mango Peach, Jasmine Green, Lemon Ginger, Lemongrass. Orchid Vanilla, Raspberry Nectar, Sencha, Silk Oolong, White Ambrosia, White Ginger Pearl
Specialités De La Maison
Rain Forest Matè : Spice and fruit unite in this herbal mélange composed of energizing matè tea, mint, rose petals, apple, pineapple chunks, star anise, lemongrass and cloves that refresh and revitalize
Orange Jasmine : Orange slices, jasmine blossoms and other fruits blended with Ceylon and China black teas. A dark, rich, spirited cup. Superb as a compliment to chocolate and cream based desserts.
Pear Caramel :Washington state pears blended with Ceylon and China black tea and sweet caramel.The perfect after dinner dessert tea or afternoon treat.
And of course “Shay el sheikh sharib” a favorite from the old country
Tea is served with English Scones with Devonshire Cream and Marmalade
Deluxe Open Faced Finger Sandwiches
Other delicious items on the menu : Curried Chicken Salad on Mini Croissant - Smoked Turkey with Apricot Dijon, Avocado, Havarti Cheese, Baby Spinach on Whole Wheat – Smoked Salmon with Cream Cheese on an Egg Bagel - And many many delicious sandwiches to choose from
Great selections of Assorted Pastries, Petit-Fours and Chocolate Truffles
Shana Tova
Jojo
PS: Miss LaRue recommends for guests to come with all of the special drugs they may need in case of food related malaises, i.e. diabetic shock, convulsions, abdominal cramps, choking, - the usual.
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