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THE BIRSTEIN PROJECT

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Page references below are to the Yiddish text). Merle (Malke) Bachman (Louisville) (pp. 43, 46). Zackary Sholem Berger (New York) (pp. 34, 35, 36). Helen Coles-Beer (U.K.) (pp. 27, 73). Leigh Fetter (Melbourne) (pp. 32, 53, 54, 58). Hanna (Ne’eman) Galay (Tel Aviv). Dr Kathryn Hellerstein (Philadelphia) (pp. 24-6). Faith (Nomi) Jones (New York) (pp. 57, 60). Floris Kalman (nee Gryfenberg) (Melbourne) (pp.44, 65, 74). Miriam Koral (Los Angeles) (pp 47, 50, 51). Miriam Leberstein (New York) (pp30, 66, 68).

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Zackary Sholem Berger: I Am Forbidden

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Yiddish, poetry, science, medicine, vegetarian Indian food, and the Ineffable. In no particular order. In this morning's Publishers Lunch, the following "new deal" is included as a tidbit:. Anouk Markovits's I AM FORBIDDEN, an English-language debut which takes the reader inside the world of the Satmar, the most insular and fundamentalist of Hasidic sects. Googling reveals that Markovits is a novelist. No other information is available as we. Quickly hit the Publish button. שלום בערגער Zackary Berger.

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Zackary Sholem Berger: Shaken up

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Yiddish, poetry, science, medicine, vegetarian Indian food, and the Ineffable. In no particular order. I was at my local mincha minyan (afternoon prayer group) today. Someone said, "Did you hear there was another earthquake in Japan today? Said one of the rabbis, "Well, until they let those boys out.". Those boys," of course, being some mules in black coats. Who are currently in jail in Japan. (Other rabbis have spoken in public. As obscenely as our local one did.). Posted by שלום בערגער Zackary Berger.

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Zackary Sholem Berger: A poem published in the first issue of Happiness Pony

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Yiddish, poetry, science, medicine, vegetarian Indian food, and the Ineffable. In no particular order. A poem published in the first issue of Happiness Pony. Off the edge of this paper. There’s a huge. If you don’t eat. Them, they’ll. If you do,. Your belly’s full. Yiddish companion poem here. Posted by שלום בערגער Zackary Berger. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). שלום בערגער Zackary Berger. View my complete profile. Not in the Same Breath: A Yiddish and English Book of Poetry. The New York Times.

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Zackary Sholem Berger: April 2011

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Yiddish, poetry, science, medicine, vegetarian Indian food, and the Ineffable. In no particular order. Thoughts and experiences from Passover peregrinations:. 1 There needs to be a slow klezmer version of the Doctor Who theme song. 2 Whenever I tell people I am researching doctor-patient communication, the listener always says, "Oh, yeah, that's a big problem" - which is intenresting in itself, that answer. What are people's experiences, and how does this affect their impression of doctors in general?

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Zackary Sholem Berger: Pass the book!

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Yiddish, poetry, science, medicine, vegetarian Indian food, and the Ineffable. In no particular order. I'm very excited at the goodreads reception my new book is getting! And at how many people are lining up for a free copy. I'd like to get more people the chance to see the book, of course. So I will release 5 more copies from their gilded cage to anyone who's willing to pass the book ( http:/ pass-the-book.blogspot.com. Posted by שלום בערגער Zackary Berger. Labels: Not in the Same Breath. The Ecco Antho...

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Zackary Sholem Berger: October 2010

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Yiddish, poetry, science, medicine, vegetarian Indian food, and the Ineffable. In no particular order. When utilitarianism falls down: DIY foreign aid and Singer. You probably have read by now about the do-it-yourselfers of foreign aid. Who are risk-taking, inspiring, and just this side of crazy. But not so fast, Utility Man! It's all about how the utilities are calculated. What happens when the shelter gets bigger and better? Now it's a school, with. Posted by שלום בערגער Zackary Berger. Of the Yiddish-...

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Zackary Sholem Berger: December 2010

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Yiddish, poetry, science, medicine, vegetarian Indian food, and the Ineffable. In no particular order. Maybe cell phones do maraud a little bit, but so what? Now, instead of thinking that the concern for cancer risk from cell phones is BS, I think the concerns are exaggerated and misplaced. Let me explain. When I wrote my previous post, I was not aware of the meta-analysis. Since the associations are small, susceptible to bias, and only in a subgroup of available studies, I would say the jury is still out.

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Zackary Sholem Berger: August 2010

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Yiddish, poetry, science, medicine, vegetarian Indian food, and the Ineffable. In no particular order. Losing Yiddish bookstores and cluck-cluck-clucking. The general point of Joseph Berger's. In the Times is that CYCO, the bookstore, is going out of business. This is sad, of course! Hayim is a great guy, has struggled manfully under trying circum. Stances, and I (with all my organizational and financial talents, which are /- nil) will try and help find a substitute. This is not stupid. Links to this post.

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Zackary Sholem Berger: September 2010

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Yiddish, poetry, science, medicine, vegetarian Indian food, and the Ineffable. In no particular order. The thought I just can't catch. Naturally it reveals itself to me,. The thought I just can't catch,. As I highstep out of the bath. Posted by שלום בערגער Zackary Berger. Links to this post. The Popular Language that Few Bother to Learn. Will Yiddish scholarship, the eternal victim, fall prey to lackluster language learning? Posted by שלום בערגער Zackary Berger. Links to this post. Links to this post.